Examples
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Volunteers and Community Involvement Corporate Policy Statement
This resource is an example of a corporate level policy statement that supports the involvement of volunteers.
It was created by the Western Australian Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attraction in 2022, and includes sections on:
objectives
scope
context
legislation
standards
policy
policy implementation strategies
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