Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2021 co-design process workshops

A transitional period until early 2023 will allow for the regulations, statutory guidelines and operational policies to be developed.
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A Reference Group has been appointed to oversee a co-design process with Aboriginal people and other stakeholders. 

The co-design process was launched at an event on Tuesday, 29 March 2022. 

The first phase of co-design is complete with the closing of submissions on 27 May 2022. 

The second phase of co-design will began on Monday July 18 and ran until Saturday 6 August. Workshops were held in 34 locations across the State.

Phase two submissions closed 19 August 2022.

Phase two submissions

View the phase two submissions

Phase two submissions closed 19 August 2022.

 

Phase two - workshop locations

  • Statewide Online Workshop
  • Mid-West
  • Pilbara
  • Gascoyne
  • Kimberley
  • Goldfields-Esperance
  • Great Southern
  • Peel, South West and Wheatbelt
  • Perth Metropolitan 

Workshop registrations closed on 4 August 2022. 

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2021 co-design phase two documents

Phase one - fact sheets

What we are co-designing

A range of regulations, statutory guidelines and operational policies need to be developed to support the ACH Act. This includes:

Completed workshops

Workshops have taken place in:

  • Albany - 26 April
  • Armadale - 5 May
  • Broome - 28 April
  • Bunbury - 4 May
  • Carnarvon - 5 May
  • Esperance - 28 April
  • Geraldton - 13 May
  • Kalgoorlie - 2/3 May
  • Karratha - 3 May
  • Kununurra - 26 April
  • Perth CBD - 29 April
  • Port Hedland - 2 May
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