60 The agrees to adopt the Permanent Native Forest Estate policy framework in Attachment 9 Completed prior to 2002 five-yearly review 64 The State agrees to amend its forest management systems to reflect the undertakings in this Agreement, particularly those in Attachment 10 Some completed prior to 2002 and 2007 five-yearly reviews. Others progressed and ongoing commitments met 69 Prior to the first five-yearly review, the State will, where practical, assess the listed in Attachment 2 (Part B) and determine management requirements in accordance with clause 96 Completed prior to 2002 five-yearly review 70 Actions in agreed recovery plans or threat-abatement plans will be implemented in accordance with timelines in Plan or as soon as possible thereafter Ongoing commitment has been met 71 Any changes to the Priority Species in Attachment 2 or altered management prescriptions for Priority Species will be in accordance with processes in clause 96 Ongoing commitment has been met 72 Public reporting and consultation opportunities provided through the processes outlined in Attachment 11 will continue Ongoing commitment has been met 73 The State will implement the range of reporting and consultative mechanisms in Attachment 11 Ongoing commitment has been met 74 The Parties to cooperate in implementing the specified actions in the Employment and Industries Development Strategy (Attachment 12) Ongoing commitment has been met 79 The Parties recognise that, subject to clauses 80, 81 and 82, mineral exploration and mining can occur in the parts of the CAR reserve system identified in Attachment 6 Ongoing commitment has been met 80 Mineral exploration proposals in CAR reserves to be referred to the Mineral Exploration Working Group Ongoing commitment has been met 81 All mining activities in CAR reserves will be subject to environmental impact assessment and environmental management conditions Ongoing commitment has been met 82 In parts of the CAR reserve system with high-quality wilderness value, measures will be taken to minimise the effects of mining exploration and mining activities on wilderness values. Any rehabilitation will aim to restore the site to wilderness condition. Ongoing commitment has been met 83 Tasmania will introduce legislation to replace the Aboriginal Relics Act after consultation with the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community Progressed but not yet completed
4.4 The Parties complete the preparation of Recovery Plans for all endangered forest-related threatened species. Where species listed under the Tasmanian Act meet the criteria for listing under the Commonwealth Act, both Parties should contribute funding. Implementation substantially progressed but not yet completed 4.5 The Parties accredit Threatened Species Listing Statements as an alternative to Recovery Plans for listed threatened species, and as providing for adequate management of listed threatened species under the RFA Agreed under TCFA not to be implemented 4.6 The State provides for the protection of threatened Forest Communities through an appropriate statutory framework Completed to 2007 five-yearly review 4.7 The State provides sufficient resources for implementation of the Threatened Species Strategy Ongoing commitment has been met
4.8 The State subjects future substantive changes to management prescriptions for Priority Species to public consultation Ongoing commitment has been met 4.9 The Parties deliver on the outstanding National Estate commitments contained in Clause 6 and Table 1, Category 3 of Attachment 1 to the RFA, prior to commencement of the next Five-Yearly review Completed prior to 2007 five-yearly review 4.10 The Parties prepare a list of relevant research reports at future Five-Yearly reviews Completed to 2007 five-yearly review and for the third review 4.11 The list of priority research in Attachment 13 should be reviewed by the Parties, in consultation with relevant stakeholders Completed prior to 2007 five-yearly review
7.2 The State continues to work with the apiary industry to resolve the issues on public land for bee keeping and the leatherwood resource and prepares a plan for management of the leatherwood resource in the southern forests Ongoing commitment has been met. Plan not developed 9.1 The Parties support ongoing research and development for sustainability indicators Ongoing commitment has been met Table 3 – Tasmanian Community Forest Agreement commitments TCFA Clause Commitment Status at June 2011