Functions
19 Functions
The Territory Coordinator has the following functions:
to assess, facilitate and coordinate the delivery of projects or developments of economic significance;
to identify and investigate projects and works that may be suitable to be designated as significant projects or programs of works and make recommendations to the Minister;
to identify and investigate areas of the Territory that may be suitable to be designated as infrastructure coordination areas or
Territory development areas and make recommendations to the Minister;
to prepare, coordinate and oversee the implementation of ICPs, IC activities, programs of works, TDA plans and TDA activities;
to provide a single point of contact for case management for proponents in their engagement with government for significant projects, Territory development areas and programs of work;
to facilitate collaboration and coordination between stakeholders including proponents, the Territory, local communities, traditional owners, native title holders and Land Councils, in relation to significant projects, programs of works and Territory development areas, with particular consideration of:
integrated strategic planning; and
impacts and community benefit considerations;
to provide strategic advice and advocacy to the Minister in relation to factors that impact the effective delivery of the
Coordinator's functions;
to perform any other functions conferred on the Coordinator:
by this Act or any other Act; or
by the Minister in writing.
In this section:
native title holder, see section 224 of the Native
Title Act 1993 (Cth).
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