Question - Environment

1. What are the plans for significant upgrades at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, including the development of a new visitor centre and a broader master plan, and how will transparency, accountability, and collaboration with stakeholders be ensured throughout this process.
2. Who is being consulted during the development of the Tidbinbilla master plan.
3. What steps are being taken to incorporate Ngunnawal cultural perspectives and ensure the Ngunnawal Tidbinbilla Working Group plays a meaningful role throughout the process.
4. How will the Ngunnawal Cultural Burning Partnership Working Group be integrated into the management of Tidbinbilla to preserve and promote cultural fire management practices.
5. What is the purpose of the current entry fee collection for the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve.
6. Can the Minister provide a detailed breakdown of revenue allocation.
7. How many rangers are currently employed at Tidbinbilla, and how many positions remain vacant.
8. Is the current ranger capacity sufficient to manage new responsibilities, such as cultural burning practices and broader conservation initiatives.
9. What steps are being taken by the ACT Parks and Conservation Service to address dangerous and reckless driving on entry roads and within Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve.
10. Has specific funding been allocated for the construction of the new visitor centre and the rehabilitation of the former site at Tidbinbilla.
11. How is the project being managed to ensure it remains on track with budget and timeline.
12. Are these upgrades funded through entry fees or other revenue streams, and how will they enhance conservation efforts and visitor experiences.

Please see attached PDF for a copy of the answer to question on notice No 170.