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5.5.3 State support for the heritage advisory service program
State heritage authorities may provide additional resources to support the advisory service and the advisors by:
1. managing and promoting a heritage advisory service program.
2. delivering regular training and ongoing skill development for current and future heritage advisors:
New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia all have existing programs • for professional development. New South Wales has both an annual training/refresher workshop and regular heritage network seminar program. Eligibility criteria for an advisor position requires attendance at such events. The Western Australia Heritage Council supports the Regional Heritage Advisory Service which holds regular meetings, provides in house training and supports relevant professional training.
3. providing tools and ongoing support to councils to establish a Heritage Advisory service:
A number of states provide standard contracts, briefs and templates; these are • summarised in Attachment 2.
Publications, frequently asked questions and other flyers for local councils to • adapt and use.
4. establishing and supporting a network of heritage advisors:
Facilitating regular meetings and communication between advisors •
Distributing information and advice on heritage management, technical • guidance, emerging policies and new initiatives,
funding and other incentives to assist advisors continue to develop their skills and knowledge.
5. supporting and funding regional collaboration between advisors through regional heritage advisory services networks:
This is successfully operated in New South Wales, for example the Hunter • Heritage Network (since 1999) and the Central West Heritage Network (see http://hunterheritagenetwork.org/ and http://cwhn.org/).
6. establishing systems for annual reporting of the implementation of heritage strategies and heritage advisory services
7. promoting and publishing heritage advisory service program successes:
• Case studies
• Media releases

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5.5.3 Negeri sokongan untuk program khidmat nasihat warisan Pihak berkuasa negeri warisan boleh menyediakan sumber tambahan untuk menyokong perkhidmatan nasihat dan penasihat-penasihat oleh: 1. mengurus dan mempromosikan program khidmat nasihat Warisan. 2. menyampaikan kerap latihan dan pembangunan kemahiran yang berterusan untuk Penasihat warisan semasa dan masa depan: Baru Selatan Wales, Victoria dan Australia Barat semua telah sedia ada • program pembangunan profesional. New South Wales mempunyai kedua-dua bengkel latihan/ulangkaji tahunan dan program seminar rangkaian tetap Warisan. Kriteria kelayakan bagi jawatan Penasihat sebagai memerlukan kehadiran di acara-acara tersebut. Majlis warisan Western Australia menyokong perkhidmatan Penasihat warisan serantau yang mengadakan mesyuarat tetap, menyediakan latihan dalam rumah dan menyokong latihan profesional yang berkaitan. 3. menyediakan alat dan sokongan yang berterusan kepada Majlis untuk menubuhkan Perkhidmatan Penasihat warisan yang:Beberapa Negeri memberikan kontrak standard, keterangan dan template; ini adalah • diringkaskan dalam lampiran 2. Penerbitan, soalan lazim soalan dan lain-lain risalah untuk majlis-majlis tempatan untuk menyesuaikan diri dan menggunakan. 4. mewujudkan dan menyokong rangkaian Penasihat warisan: Memudahkan mesyuarat biasa dan komunikasi • Penasihat Mengedarkan maklumat dan nasihat mengenai pengurusan warisan, bimbingan teknikal •, muncul dasar dan inisiatif-inisiatif baru, pembiayaan dan insentif lain untuk membantu Penasihat terus membangunkan kemahiran dan pengetahuan mereka. 5. supporting and funding regional collaboration between advisors through regional heritage advisory services networks: This is successfully operated in New South Wales, for example the Hunter • Heritage Network (since 1999) and the Central West Heritage Network (see http://hunterheritagenetwork.org/ and http://cwhn.org/).6. establishing systems for annual reporting of the implementation of heritage strategies and heritage advisory services 7. promoting and publishing heritage advisory service program successes:• Case studies• Media releases