Over the course of its four inquiries into timeliness of annual reporting by statutory bodies, the Committee has encountered difficulties in identifying all statutory bodies for which annual reports are required to be tabled in Parliament.

INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 The Environment, Resources and Development Committee 1 1.2 Functions of the Committee 1 1.3 Statutory Obligations 2 1.4 Inquiry Referral Process 2 1.5 Priorities 2 1.6 Responses to Committee Reports 3 1.7 Meetings 3 1.8 Budget 3 2 COMPLETED INQUIRIES 4 2.1 Inquiry into Heritage Reform 4 3 CURRENT INQUIRIES 6 3.1 Inquiry into the Recycling Industry 6 4 pLANNING REFORM 7 5 STATUTORY RESPONSIBILITIES 8 5.1 Wilderness Protection 8 6 AMENDMENTS TO THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 8 6.1 Development Plan Amendments referred to the Committee 9 6.2 Development Plan Amendments further investigated by the Committee 10 APPENDIX 1: Reports of the Committee 11 Parliament of South Australia.

Members noted that there are generally wide differences between the boards’ business plans and annual reports.

The Committee tabled 26 reports during the period (there is a short lag between the Committee receiving and considering a project, and the project report being tabled in the House).

Parliament of South Australia Natural Resources Committee PP 208 ANNUAL REPORT JULY 2009 – JUNE 2010 FORTY SIXTH REPORT OF THE NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE Tabled in the House of Assembly and ordered to be published, Wednesday 24 November 2010 First Session, Fifty Second Parliament Parliament of South Australia Natural Resources Committee i PRESIDING MEMBERS FOREWORD The year 2009-2010 has seen a new Committee appointed after the March State Election as well as an expansion of membership from seven to nine Members.

Follow the links “Committees/Standing Committees/ALPSC/Tabled Reports. 6 The ALPSC 2005/2006 Annual Report is available on the South Australian Parliamentary website http://www.parliament.sa.gov.au/.

.............................................9 6.1 Port Augusta and Port Pirie....................................................................9 6.2 Oodnadatta / Dunjiba ...........................................................................10 6.3 Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands ......................................11 7 REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON PITJANTJATJARA LAND RIGHTS..............................................................................................12 APPENDIX A: SCHEDULE OF WITNESSES ..........................................14 1 1 PRESIDING MEMBER’S STATEMENT I am honoured to present to Parliament the first Annual Report of the Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee.

Environment, Resources and Development Committee iii COMMITTEE FOREWORD The Committee tabled two reports during this reporting period; its annual report for 2011-12 and the report titled Waste to Resources.

INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 The Environment, Resources and Development Committee 1 1.2 Functions of the Committee 1 1.3 Statutory Obligations 2 1.4 Inquiry Referral Process 2 1.5 Priorities 2 1.6 Responses to Committee Reports 3 1.7 Meetings 3 1.8 Budget 3 2 COMPLETED INQUIRIES 4 2.1 Inquiry into Heritage Reform 4 3 CURRENT INQUIRIES 6 3.1 Inquiry into the Recycling Industry 6 4 pLANNING REFORM 7 5 STATUTORY RESPONSIBILITIES 8 5.1 Wilderness Protection 8 6 AMENDMENTS TO THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 8 6.1 Development Plan Amendments referred to the Committee 9 6.2 Development Plan Amendments further investigated by the Committee 10 APPENDIX 1: Reports of the Committee 11 Parliament of South Australia.

Pp245 REPORT ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 FOURTEENTH REPORT OF THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, REHABILITATION AND COMPENSATION COMMITTEE Tabled in the House of Assembly and ordered to be published 20 February 2013 Fifty Second Parliament CONTENTS 1.