Functions of Authority
6 Functions of Authority
The Authority has the following functions:
to be the custodian of major public stadiums and other assigned assets on behalf of the Crown and the Tasmanian community;
to own, acquire, manage, operate, maintain, plan for and invest in the development of, assigned assets;
to attract and deliver international and national sporting, entertainment and event content;
to host statewide, regional and local sporting, entertainment and event content and related services, programs and activities;
to ensure the safe, accessible, effective and efficient operation, use and development of assigned assets over their lifetime;
to use assigned assets to help foster excellence in sporting codes and facilitate Tasmania’s engagement in international, national, statewide and local competitions;
to attract, produce, promote and host content that draws audiences to events that stimulate employment and the local and visitor economies;
to operate in a commercial manner that maximises value for the state, using all the financial resources available to it, and adhere to public policy directions and prescribed community service obligations;
to proactively communicate and engage with the users of the assigned assets, as well as the community of interest surrounding each of the assigned assets;
to provide advice to the Minister and Treasurer in relation to these functions, and the strategic development, investment in and management of assigned assets;
to conduct research and provide advice to the Government on existing and potential future assets, policy and strategy, as requested;
to perform other functions requested in writing by the Minister or Treasurer.
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