Engagement values
We are committed to delivering extensive and meaningful engagement, in an open, inclusive, accessible and timely manner throughout the planning and delivery of the project.
We use a range of communication tools to keep everyone up to date about the project and upcoming events, including our:
We have various stakeholder groups involved in the project with additional groups planned as the project progresses.
Following publication of the Minister’s assessment of the Environment Effects Statement and gazettal of the Planning Scheme Amendment, the project is moving into the next phase. Engagement will continue to support the remaining approvals process, communicate any changes to the project and keep stakeholders informed as next steps are confirmed. Further information on our approach to consultation and engagement during project delivery will be shared shortly.
Our Community Engagement Summary Reports outline the engagement undertaken by the project team, the key issues raised by local communities and landholders and how we’ve used this feedback.
To view the reports, select the ‘Publications/Reports’ box on our Resources page.
Take a virtual walk around our online engagement room to explore the project’s benefits, timelines, the Environment Effects Statement process and an interactive map of the proposed route.
The Community Consultation Group (CCG) began in April 2021 and provides an opportunity for discussion between the project team, landholders, local community organisations, local government, and other members of the communities along the proposed project.
CCG membership involves representing and conveying community concerns and queries. It does not imply support or endorsement of the project.
To read the terms of reference and meeting minutes, go to our Resources page.