EOI – Chairs and members of the World Heritage Advisory Committees
The advisory committees are responsible for providing advice to the Queensland and Australian Government Ministers and management agencies responsible for World Heritage to ensure that Australia continues to meet its obligations under the World Heritage Convention to protect, conserve and present these World Heritage properties. The advisory committee members are appointed by the Queensland Minister responsible for World Heritage.
The Chairs are appointed jointly by the Australian and Queensland Government Ministers responsible for World Heritage.
The committees are comprised of members who represent an area of interest or expertise relevant to the World Heritage property, and one independent Chair. In addition, as part of a suite of initiatives under the Queensland Women’s Strategy 2022-27, the Queensland Government has set gender balance requirements for all appointments to Queensland Government bodies.
Expressions of interest for K’gari World Heritage Advisory Committee
About the K’gari committee
- Familiarity with, and/or an interest in, the K’gari World Heritage property;
- Demonstrated expertise in a sector relevant to the management of the K’gari World Heritage property; and
- Familiarity with Australia’s obligations under the World Heritage Convention.
Selection Criteria for Chair of K'gari committee
Selection Criteria for member of K'gari committee
Terms of Reference
Expressions of interest for Riversleigh World Heritage Advisory Committee
About the Riversleigh committee
- Familiarity with, and/or an interest in, the Riversleigh World Heritage property;
- Demonstrated expertise in a sector relevant to the management of the Riversleigh World Heritage property; and
- Familiarity with Australia’s obligations under the World Heritage Convention.
Selection Criteria for Chair of Riversleigh committee
Selection Criteria for member of Riversleigh committee
Terms of Reference