Lease agreements
video: Joint management of Uluru-Kata Tjuta
video: Working together
Download the diagram of Joint Management Arrangements
The lease agreement ensures that the Director of National Parks:
- has an Anangu majority on the Board of Management
- encourages the maintenance of Anangu tradition through protection of sacred sites and other areas of significance
- maximises Anangu involvement in Park administration and management, and provides necessary training
- delivers training programs to Anangu to enable them to take up employment in the park
- maximises Anangu employment in the park by accommodating Anangu needs and cultural obligations with flexible working conditions
- uses Anangu traditional skills in Park management
- actively supports the delivery of cross-cultural training by Anangu to Park staff, local residents and Park visitors
- consults regularly with Anangu
- encourages Anangu commercial activities in the park
- makes rental payments to the members of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta lands trust
- maintains the park to best practice standards
- involves Anangu in staff selection.
