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Community Sport and Active Recreation Infrastructure Strategy

The Tasmanian Government is developing the Tasmanian Community Sport and Active Recreation Infrastructure Strategy – Draft (Draft Infrastructure Strategy) (PDF 5.9 MB).

There are five key principles outlined in the Draft Infrastructure Strategy which will inform future actions and investment decisions of the Tasmanian Government relative to community sport and active recreation infrastructure in Tasmania.

Consultation Report - What you have said

Between 9 March 2022 and 17 May 2022, Tasmanian individuals, community groups, advocates and other key stakeholders such as Government agencies and local government were invited to give feedback through a written submission in response to the Tasmanian Community Sport and Active Recreation Infrastructure Strategy - DRAFT.

The Consultation Report - Tasmanian Community Sport and Active Recreation Infrastructure Strategy - DRAFT details what you have said to us through this consultation process.

In total fourteen (14) submissions were received from a range of private individuals, community organisations, local governments and other Tasmanian Government agencies.

The Department of Communities Tasmania also considered the submissions about infrastructure that were provided through a separate consultation process for the Discussion Paper for a Tasmanian Sport and Active Recreation Strategy that was completed in December 2021.

Read the Consultation Report - Tasmanian Community Sport and Active Recreation Infrastructure Strategy - DRAFT (PDF 429.4 KB).

*Disclaimer

Submissions are published on this page where the authors have agreed to them being made public. By publishing submissions, the Tasmanian Government expresses no opinion as to the content or accuracy of any of the submissions or other materials to which the submissions may refer.

The Tasmanian Government may choose not to publish all or part of a submission if it considers it inappropriate to do so. The Government recognises that not all individuals or groups are equally placed to access and understand information. We are therefore committed to ensuring Government information is accessible and easily understood by people with diverse communication needs. The Government cannot however take responsibility for the accessibility of documents provided by third parties.

More information can be found in the Publication of Submissions Received by Tasmanian Government Departments in Response to Consultation on Major Policy Matters.