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Annual Reports
early intervention and injury management strategy, 168
ecologically sustainable development, 161–63
economic development forums, 10–11
Economic Development Investment Strategy, 42
Economic Development Programme, 40–47
additional programme specific performance indicator, 43
and employment opportunities, 3
programme deliverables, 40
programme expenditure, 27, 41
programme budget variance, 235
programme goal, 40
programme map, 44–45
programme objectives, 40
programme performance, 42–43
regional goal, 40
and subsidised home loans, 11
Torres Strait Development Plan Outcomes, 41
economic development strategy, 10
economic development summits, 5
Ecotourism Australia, 5
education
statistics, 128–29
Effective Governance, viii, 5
elected Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal leaders
engagement in policy development and decision-making, 24
Elu, Joseph, 140
and bêche-de-mer fishery licence, 58
and Mabo lecture, 83
see also Chairperson
emergency position-indicating radio beacons, 113
Employee Assistance Programme, 167
employment, viii–ix, x, 3, 43
opportunities, 12
statistics, 128
from training to, 46–47
enabling functions, 161–71
Endeavour Strait, 120
Ensuring a Strait Start project, 110
enterprise agreement see TSRA Enterprise Agreement 2011 - 2014
Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999, 161
environmental education officer project, 62
environmental health infrastructure, 26
environmental impacts of operations, 163
Environmental Management Committee, 7
Environmental Management Programme, 60–68
additional programme specific performance indicators, 64
and ecologically sustainable development, 162
and ‘Junior Ranger’ project, 3
programme deliverables, 60
programme expenditure, 27, 61
programme budget variance, 235
programme goal, 60
programme map, 66–67
programme objectives, 60
programme performance, 62–63
regional goal, 60
and sustainable horticulture project, x
Torres Strait Development Plan Outcomes, 61
environmental reporting, 161–63
Ephraim Bani Gallery, 38
Equal Employment Opportunity groups, 95
Ergon Energy
and alternative energy project, 62
and renewable energy, 64, 162
Erub community
and Ensuring a Strait Start project, 110
and healthy communities workshops, 102
and Strait Smile programme, 100
‘Evolution: Torres Strait Masks’ exhibition, 32, 38
Executive Committee, 154–56
meetings, 72, 156
members, 154
objectives, 154
review by MLCS Corporate, 4
external audit, 72, 166
external scrutiny, 166