Corporate Body

Tasmanian Department of Environment and Planning (1989 - 1993)

State of Tasmania

From: 1989
To: 1993
Functions: Conservation or Environment and Regulatory Body
Reference No: Tasmanian Archives Agency ID: TA912

Summary

In 1989 the environment and land functions of the Department of Environment (1972 - 1989) the Department of Lands, Parks and Wildlife (1987 - 1989), and other agencies formed the Department of Environment and Planning (1989 - 1993). It housed the Land Title Office (1862 - ), Geospatial Infrastructure Branch (1980 - 2017) and the State Marine Pollution Committee (1987 - ). In 1993 the Department of Environment and Planning (1989 - 1993) was abolished and its functions transferred to the Department of Environment and Land Management (1993 - 1998) and the Department of Construction [II] (1983 - 1993).

Timeline

1971 - 1987 Tasmanian National Parks and Wildlife Service
       1972 - 1989 Tasmanian Department of the Environment
       1987 - 1989 Tasmanian Department of Lands, Parks and Wildlife
             1989 - 1993 Tasmanian Department of Environment and Planning
                   1993 - 1998 Tasmanian Department of Environment and Land Management

Superior

State of Tasmania (1901 - )

Published resources

Resource Sections

'TA912 Department of Environment and Planning', in Agency Details, Libraries Tasmania, Tasmanian Government. https://stors.tas.gov.au/AI/TA912. Details

Elizabeth Daniels

Created: 17 December 2019

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