Aboriginal Cultural Protocols and Practices Policy
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A draft Aboriginal Cultural Protocols and Practices Policy has been developed through internal consultation and informed by cultural guidance to ensure it reflects respectful and appropriate practices.
The policy aims to provide clarity and consistency across Council operations, supporting staff and Councillors in their roles when engaging with Aboriginal community members and participating in culturally significant activities. At present, Council does not have a standalone policy that clearly outlines expectations and procedures relating to Aboriginal cultural protocols.
The introduction of this policy will address this gap and strengthen Council’s commitment to culturally safe and respectful practices. The draft policy was provided to the Narrabri, Wee Waa and Pilliga Local Aboriginal Land Councils for review and feedback.
Should feedback be provided during the public exhibition period, it will be considered and incorporated where appropriate prior to the policy being finalised.
A draft Aboriginal Cultural Protocols and Practices Policy has been developed through internal consultation and informed by cultural guidance to ensure it reflects respectful and appropriate practices.
The policy aims to provide clarity and consistency across Council operations, supporting staff and Councillors in their roles when engaging with Aboriginal community members and participating in culturally significant activities. At present, Council does not have a standalone policy that clearly outlines expectations and procedures relating to Aboriginal cultural protocols.
The introduction of this policy will address this gap and strengthen Council’s commitment to culturally safe and respectful practices. The draft policy was provided to the Narrabri, Wee Waa and Pilliga Local Aboriginal Land Councils for review and feedback.
Should feedback be provided during the public exhibition period, it will be considered and incorporated where appropriate prior to the policy being finalised.
Aboriginal Cultural Protocols and Practices Policy is on public exhibition for 28 days. Feedback will be accepted up until 5pm, Thursday 18 June 2026.
The Public Exhibition period has concluded.
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