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WorksheetsFormal Recognition of Custodianship in Victoria
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the responsibility of a custodian?
The responsibility of taking care or protecting something.
The responsibility of creating new laws.
The responsibility of managing financial accounts.
The responsibility of teaching others.
What must groups demonstrate to be recognized as the Right Country?
A connection to a defined area of Country.
A high level of education.
A large number of members.
Advanced technological infrastructure.
What is required for groups in terms of decision making to gain formal recognition?
Agreed decision-making structures and processes in place.
A large number of members.
Organisational capability to manage legal responsibilities.
Advanced technological infrastructure.
What capability must groups have to gain formal recognition?
Agreed decision-making structures and processes in place.
High financial resources.
Organisational capability to manage legal responsibilities.
A large number of members.
What is required for groups in terms of incorporation to gain formal recognition?
Have a large number of members.
Appoint a corporation to act for them under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006.
Advanced technological infrastructure.
Add the words "aboriginal corporation" to their name
What does RAP stand for in the context of formal recognition of custodianship in Victoria?
Registered Aboriginal Party.
Recognized Aboriginal People.
Regional Aboriginal Partnership.
Registered Australian Party.
Who has formal custodianship on the Bunurong Coast?
The Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
The Federal Government
The State Government
The Wurrunjeri Land and Water Council Aboriginal Corporation
When was the Bunurong Land Council formed?
1995
2000
2010
2017
What kind of formal recognition does the Bunurong Land Council have, and when was it given?
Registered Aboriginal Party (RAP), given in 2017
Native Title Determination, given in 2010
State Government Recognition, given in 2000
Federal Government Recognition, given in 1995
What is the overall role of the Bunurong Land Council as a Registered Aboriginal Party (RAP)?
To manage financial resources and determine ownership of land
To act as primary guardians, keepers, and knowledge holders of Aboriginal culture
To oversee urban development and construction of townships
To provide healthcare services
Which activity is an example of a recreational interaction on the Bunurong Coast?
Kayaking at Phillip Island
Farming practices at Inverloch
South Gippsland Conservation Society at Inverloch
Timber logging in Victoria
What perception does Kayaking at Phillip Island reflect?
Environment is perceived as a playground, venue to enjoy
Environment is to be cared for and protected
Environment is perceived as a way to make a profit
Environment is to be avoided
What is the impact of kayakerss accessing the beach through sand dunes?
Erosion
Revegetation
Increased tourism
Improved water quality
What perception does the South Gippsland Conservation Society at Inverloch reflect?
Environment is to be cared for and protected
Environment is perceived as a playground
Environment is perceived as a way to make a profit
Environment is to be avoided
What is the impact of conservation efforts at South Gippsland Conservation Society?
Revegetation, weeding, and education programs
Erosion due to human activities
Increased pollution
Loss of habitat
What perception does tourism at Phillip Island reflect?
Environment is perceived as a way to make a profit
Environment is to be cared for and protected
Environment is perceived as a playground
Environment is to be avoided
What is the conflict related to commercial logging in Victoria?
Major impacts on the central highlands due to the timber logging industry
Increased tourism leading to habitat loss
Erosion due to surfers accessing beaches
Revegetation efforts in conservation areas
What is the main issue described in the conflict regarding the Commercial Logging/Great Forest National Park?
Establishing a new city
Establishing to cease commercial logging in Vic and establish the Great Forest National Park
To cease logging in the central highlands in order to build a new highway
Constructing a dam to provide a water source to forests in the proposed GFNP
What is the position of the forestry industry regarding the establishment of the Great Forest National Park?
For
Neutral
Against
Indifferent
Which of the following is NOT a justification given by the forestry industry for their position?
The hunting of species like deer is beneficial for environmental management.
Enable the continuation of logging for employment.
Protect endangered and threatened species.
Timber logging continues in the area.
What methods are used by both sides to influence decision makers in the Great Forest National Park conflict?
Violent protests
Non-violent protest and persuasion
Legal action
Media campaigns
What was the outcome of the Great Forest National Park conflict?
The park was established.
Commercial logging was banned.
The GFNP was not established.
A compromise was reached.
What is the main issue described in the conflict regarding the Crib Point Project?
Building a new highway
Installing a floating regasification unit
Constructing a dam
Establishing a new city
What is the position of AGL regarding the Crib Point Project?
For
Neutral
Against
Indifferent
Which of the following is NOT a justification given by AGL for their position?
Importing gas is needed to secure a gas supply.
Increased gas supply means increased affordability for customers.
Produces sound and light pollution that impacts migratory birds.
Upcoming forecasted gas shortage.
What is the position of Save Westernport regarding the Crib Point Project?
For
Neutral
Against
Indifferent
