2022 Victorian Election Advocacy Priorities
The ABM, in collaboration with the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) provided a submission in response to the draft Victorian Marine and Coastal Policy.
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The ABM, in collaboration with the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) provided a submission in response to the draft Victorian Marine and Coastal Policy.
The ABM, in collaboration with the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) provided a submission in response to the draft Coastal and Marine Management Plan Guidelines.
The Victorian Recreational Boating Strategy sets the vision for the future of boating In Victoria. Each year, action plans will advise investment into boating from the Better Boating Fund, which returns all money collected from licence and registration fees back into upgrades to improve the boating experience.
The ABM, in collaboration with the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) provided a submission in response to the draft Victorian Marine and Coastal Policy.
The ABM prepared a submission in response to the Port Phillip and Western Port Boating Facilities Discussion Paper, in partnership with the councils of Westernport (Cardinia, Casey and Bass Coast Shires).
The ABM, in collaboration with the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) provided a submission in response to the draft Victorian Marine and Coastal Policy.
Submission prepared by the Association of Bayside Municipalities in partnership with the Municipal Association of Victoria, on advice from Victorian coastal councils.
The ABM called on Maritime Safety Victoria, Parks Victoria and Water Police to increase education, patrolling and enforcement of personal watercraft (jet skis); and undertake a review of existing boating and swimming zones to improve safety across the Bay
The Association of Bayside Municipalities (ABM) called on the Victorian State Government to join South Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory, the ACT and Queensland in passing legislation to ban the distribution of free single use plastic bags.
The ABM prepared a submission to the draft Environmental Management Plan 2017–2027 for Port Phillip Bay.