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A quality built environment. The Planning
Currently the Planning Group does not have any agreed risks on DELWP’s Strategic Risks Register. The Planning Group has identified three potential strategic
Taskforce, Establish rectification framework and process to support the VBA and building practitioners to deliver audits of non-compliant materials. Planning Group Business Plan
local 2018-19

risks (to be validated by the Senior Executive Team) that could impact on the achievement of departmental outcome 6 –

Group takes a lead role in managing the department’s response to the risks listed in Table 3.3.1.

Treatment Implementation of the Smart Planning Program’s Stage Two planning system reforms, including: New VPP format to allow planning schemes to be structured in a way that is more logical and accessible for local government, and • easier to maintain. The format will be supported by new, practical tools that promote best practice and enable both state and government to deliver planning system transactions more efficiently and

Strategic risks Table 3.3.1: Proposed strategic risks managed by the Planning group Planning system inefficiencies result in infrastructure provision and housing development not keeping pace with population growth. Building system inefficiencies or failings result in unsafe buildings. Heritage system inefficiencies or failings result in the loss of Victoria’s terrestrial and marine heritage assets.

3.3 Risk