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The taking, use and management of Tasmania's surface and groundwater resources is guided by legislation, policies and strategies.
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- Water Management LegislationThis page provides an overview of water management legislation in Tasmania, detailing the key laws and regulations that govern water use and conservation. It highlights the importance of these legal frameworks in ensuring sustainable water management practices and protecting water resources. The content aims to inform stakeholders about their obligations and rights under the legislation.
- Water Resources Policies and GuidelinesPolicies and guidelines established under the Water Management Act 1999.
- Rural Water Use StrategyThis page details the Rural Water Use Strategy in Tasmania, which aims to enhance water management in rural areas. It outlines key objectives, including improving water efficiency, supporting sustainable agricultural practices, and ensuring equitable water access for users. The strategy focuses on collaboration with stakeholders to address challenges in water resource management and promote resilience in rural communities.
- National Water Initiative and draft National Water AgreementThis page outlines the National Water Initiative and the draft National Water Agreement in Australia, focusing on improving water management across the country. It discusses key principles aimed at promoting sustainable water use, enhancing cooperation between states, and ensuring access to safe drinking water. The initiative seeks to address water scarcity and support the health of river systems while balancing agricultural and environmental needs.
FurtherInfo
Search for current Tasmanian Acts on the Tasmanian Legislation website: www.legislation.tas.gov.au.