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Conservation Regulator - Year in Review 2019-20

It has been a significant year, filled with progress across our key regulatory priorities, while also being responsive to challenges emerging out of the 2019-2020 bushfire season and COVID-19.

Author:
Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
Date:
November 2020

Chief's report

The establishment of the Conservation Regulator is a landmark opportunity to improve our regulatory practices and deliver better protection of our environment, forests and wildlife across Victoria.

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About us

The Conservation Regulator was established in 2019 to oversee regulatory functions relating to timber harvesting, public land use, biodiversity and fire prevention.

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Progress on our regulatory priorities

There has been significant progress made during the first 12 months of operation, including action taken on, and beyond, the four regulatory priorities identified for 2019-2020.

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Our achievements

We have lifted the regulatory performance of DELWP, delivering better regulatory outcomes while driving a more open and transparent approach.

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Regulating timber harvesting

We have made significant changes to our regulatory approach including introducing proactive coupe inspections and launching the Forest Information Portal.

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Our workforce and governance

The Conservation Regulator has more than 120 staff spread across the state providing important services to the Victorian community.

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Budget and reporting

The Conservation Regulator is accountable for a significant budget and we have a number of measures which we are required to report against to reflect our impact.

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Appendix A

Progress of the implementation of commitments made in the DELWP Response to the Independent Review into Timber Harvesting Regulation.

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Reviewed 20 October 2022

Conservation Regulator - Year in Review 2019-20

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