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Examining the commercial, political and economic landscape for carbon abatement

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PLUS! Full day in-depth learning sessions on Thursday 29 October

In-depthLearningSessionA: Assessingtheregulatoryimpactofclimatechangeonindustryandbusiness to implement effective risk management and compliance systems

In-depthLearningSessionB: Developingamulti-pronged,multi-dimensionalstrategyforlandmanagementforGHGabatement

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Addressing the key carbon abatement issues for Australian business and industry:

Examining the business case for carbon abatement and understanding the implicit challenges in this proposition for Australian industry

Developing regulatory and institutional structures that will drive concerted action from government, business and industry for carbon abatement and economic growth

Analysing the market mechanisms, process and technological innovations that will lie at the core of successful emissions reduction strategy and action

Understandingandmitigatingthetradeexposureof industry to climate change action through comprehensive, integrated organisational strategies for GHG abatement

Assessing and mitigating risk to business from climate change and climate change policy

AlexGosman, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Industry Greenhouse Network Jim Craigen, Deputy Director Technology, ACALETCallideOxyfuelProject Neil Ormerod, Professor of Theology, Australian Catholic University MarkWakeham, Chief Executive Officer,EnvironmentVictoria

Tennant Reed, Principal National Adviser, Australian Industry Group Kieran Donoghue, General Manager Policy, EnergySupplyAssociationofAustralia Keith Orchison, Director, Coolibah Pty Ltd Samantha Hepburn, Research Director, Deakin Law School

Sharon Claydon MPSecretary ALP Caucus Sustainable Australia CommitteeFederal Opposition

Delivering key industry experts including:

Lord Anthony Giddens Emeritus Professor LondonSchoolofEconomics Member HouseofLordsUK

Martin HaeseLord Mayor of AdelaideAdelaide City Council

BradArcher First Assistant Secretary, Climate Change and Renewable Energy DivisionDepartmentof theEnvironment

Clare Luehman General Manager Global Sustainability and CarbonIncitec Pivot

Rowan Foley General Manager Aboriginal Carbon Fund

OliverYatesChief Executive OfficerCleanEnergyFinance Corporation

Susanne Nies Manager Corporate Affairs EuropeanNetwork ofTransmissionSystem Operators forElectricity

Steve Fieldus Managing Director Transforce

Cameron Reid Carbon and Renewable Policy Manager AGL

Matthias RaabChief Operating OfficerCO2CRC

John Newton General Manager Sustainability and Environment Orora

John ConnorChief Executive OfficerThe Climate Institute

PhilWoods Principal Analyst – Eco Efficiency SydneyWater

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Shayleen ThompsonActing Chief Executive OfficerClimate Change Authority

Chloe Munro Chief Executive Officer CleanEnergyRegulator

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27-29 October 2015 I Sydney Boulevard Hotel | Australia


Conference Day One - Tuesday 27 October 201508:15 Registration and welcome coffee

08:50 OpeningremarksfromtheChair Keith Orchison

Director Coolibah Pty Ltd

THEROADTOPARIS

FEDERALPOLICYKEYNOTE09:00 Examiningpolicydirectionsandthefactorsinfluencingnationalstrategyonclimatechange • Whataretheimplicationsforthenationaleconomy? • Engagingbusinessandindustrystakeholderstoinformpolicyandenableopportunitiesthroughemissions

reduction and abatement • AssessingtheglobalcontextsthathaveinfluencedpolicyintheleaduptoCOP21inParis BradArcher

First Assistant Secretary, Climate Change and Renewable Energy Division DepartmentoftheEnvironment

INDUSTRYKEYNOTE09:30 Framinganeffectivebusinessstrategyandresponseforemissionsreduction • Finding common ground between science, policy, economics and industry capacity for action • The core challenges for the business role in limiting emissions to the 2° levels • Howcanbusinessfindabalancebetweenthetwogoalsofreducingemissionsandbusinessprofitability? • Preparing for the realities for stranded assets, innovation, divestment and economically driven decarbonisation Clare Luehman

General Manager Global Sustainability and Carbon Incitec Pivot

PANELDISCUSSION10:00 New directions in business engagement in climate change policy and action • Lookingbeyondpleasofmoralimperativestothevaluepropositionforengagingintheclimatechangediscussion • Examiningthebusinesscasefortransitiontolowemissionstechnologyandthemoveawayfromfossilfuels

- implicit challenges in this proposition for Australian industry • Buildingbusinessthinkingandactionaroundtherealityofthebeginningoftheendofthehighcarbonera

and the birth of a new kind of economy • TheAustralianpolicydiscussion–bridgingthegapbetweengovernment,industryandscientificthinking

Panel moderator: Panellists: Keith Orchison Clare Luehman

Director General Manager Sustainability and Carbon Coolibah Pty Ltd Incitec Pivot

Panellists: Miles Prosser John Connor

Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer AluminiumCouncilofAustralia The Climate Institute

10:40 Morning tea

EXAMININGTHEECONOMICIMPERATIVESOFCLIMATECHANGEPOLICY

11:10 Examiningtheimplicationsofthedomesticandinternationalclimatepolicylandscapeonemissionintensivetradeexposedsectors(EITES)

• Examining the vulnerability of trade to climate change policy • Implications of the commitments and policies of other nations on prices and volumes for exports of

emissions-intensive resources and products • Effect of the design of Australia’s domestic emissions policies on exporters and import competitors Tennant Reed

Principal National Adviser Australian Industry Group

PANELDISCUSSION11:40 Examiningthekeyfactorsfortheadaptationandtransitionoftheenergysectortoalow

carbonfuture • Challenges for planning, development and integration of renewables – implications for cost, supply and

demand and deployment • Assessing the impact of the RET and other regulatory and funding mechanisms on the development of renewables • Understanding the barriers limiting the uptake of renewables and the drivers for change Panel Moderator: Keith Orchison

Director Coolibah Pty Ltd

Panellists: ColinWain CameronReid

Policy Development Manager Carbon and Renewable Policy Manager Hydro Tasmania AGL

Kieran Donoghue OliverYates General Manager Policy Chief Executive Officer EnergySupplyAssociationofAustralia CleanEnergyFinanceCorporation

12:30 Networking lunch

THEMARKETMECHANISMSFORCARBONABATEMENTINAUSTRALIA

13:30 AnalysingtherecommendationsoftheClimateChangeAuthorityReviewonAustralia’sFutureEmissionsTargets

• Examining the underpinning evidence of climate science for the recommended emissions reduction targets and the comparability of recommended targets to other developed nations – US, Japan, EU and China

• Reviewing Australia’s international commitments – Kyoto and the UNFCC – balancing reasoned targets for emissions reduction with a policy framework and the capacity for real outcomes

• Assessing the major social, economic and environmental benefits to Australia of effective action to reduce global emissions

• Stakeholder engagement and perspectives informing the recommendations

Shayleen Thompson Acting Chief Executive Officer Climate Change Authority

14:00 Understanding the marketmechanismsforcarbonabatementinAustralia • Reviewing the design and characteristics of the ERF as an approach to carbon abatement • Examining the baseline and credit system • How these identify, measure and incentivise abatement

Chloe Munro Chief Executive Officer CleanEnergyRegulator

14:30 Considering the argumentsforamulti-prongedapproachtocarbonabatement • Looking at what defines an informed and stable regulatory approach for climate change • Facilitating abatement while strengthening the transition to a low carbon economy • An overview of the global carbon markets and the implications for Australia


INSIGHTSINTOTHEINTERNATIONALENERGYTRANSITION

15:00 ExploringthepathwaytotheEuropeanUnion’senergytransition • Thetrajectoryofexpansionofsupplyanddemandforrenewablesandthekeydefiningfactorsthatenabled

the European energy transition to a 1/3 renewable energy point • ExaminingthechallengesfortheelectricitysystemofvariabilityofgenerationsourcesacrosstheEU • Engagingwithpoliticalandindustrialstakeholderstoachievelongtermplanninggoalsamidstdiverse

perspectives and capacity • LookingintotheEUvisionfortheenergyfuture

Susanne Nies Head of Corporate Affairs EuropeanNetworkofTransmissionSystemOperatorsforElectricity (Via Videolink)

15:30 Afternoon tea

THEEVOLUTIONOFTHEPOLITICSOFCLIMATECHANGEANDITSIMPACTONDOMESTICANDGLOBALPOLICYIMPLEMENTATION

16:00 The papal encyclical – the clear and definitive ethical imperative to act on climate change • Analysingtheimpactofapapalencyclicalonthinkingaroundclimatechange–social,communityand

economic impact • Consideringsomeoftheimplicationsofpapalactiononinvestmentanddivestmentinthewesternworld • Connectingreligion,faithandecology

Neil Ormerod Professor of Theology Australian Catholic University

16:30 NFPperspective:Buildinganddiversifyingengagementwithbusinessandindustryonclimateaction • RemovingthetraditionallinesseparatingNFPsandbusinessonclimateaction • ReviewingemergingcollaborationsbetweenNFPsliketheWWFandbusinessandindustrygroupsthatcombine

science with industry expertise and experience to develop and implement joint strategies for climate action • Buildingstrategicpartnershipwithkeycommoditiessectorstotransitiontheirsupplychainstomore

sustainable practice, the GFTN and the work with regional farming and Indigenous Communities

Kellie Caught National Climate Change Manager WorldWildLifeFund

17:00 Thedecisiveeffectofpoliticalactionandinterventiononlocal,nationalandinternationallevels • Dowehaveasystematicpoliticsofclimatechange? • Examiningtheconnectionsbetweenclimatechangeandenergysecurityandthepoliticalimperativesthat

this connection canvases • Movingthefocusawayfromtargetsandenvironmentalistframestowardsthesubstanceofeconomicand

energy security interests, technology, state intervention • Limitationsoftheformalinternationalclimatenegotiations • Analysingtherobustnessofcarbonmarketsandgreentaxesandtheroleofgovernmentinfosteringnew

technological solutions

Lord Anthony Giddens Emeritus Professor LondonSchoolofEconomics Member, HouseofLordsUK(Via Videolink)

17:30 Closing remarks from Chair

17:40 Close of conference Day One and networking drinks

19:00 Official event dinner

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Conference Day Two - Wednesday 28 October08:30 Welcome coffee

08:50 OpeningremarksfromtheChair AlexGosman

Chief Executive Officer Australian Industry Greenhouse Network

SECTORINSIGHTSONEMISSIONSREDUCTIONANDBUSINESSDRIVERSFORABATEMENT

09:00 Taking an innovative approach to better energy management to unlock potential improvements in output and productivity

• Energyefficiencymakesgoodbusinesssense-reducingcosts,improvingproductivity,loweringcarbon emissions and boosting the bottom line

• Theroleofgoodenergymanagementaspartofasmartandsustainablebusinessapproach • Investinginenergyefficiencyimprovementsandbenchmarkingnewoperationsagainstthesetominethe

potential to make significant energy savings and emissions reduction

John Newton General Manager Sustainability and Environment Orora

09:30 Identifying,scopingandanalysingthecostandpathwaysforabatementinthewaterutilitiessector • Integratinganalysisofcostandefficientmethodsofabatementtodriveemissionstargetsandcost

efficiencies for business • Implementinganevidencebasedandrealisticemissionreductionstrategythatiscosteffective,risk-based

and technologically innovative • Examiningsomeoftheemergingtechniquesandtechnologiesforabatement

PhilWoods Principal Analyst – Eco Efficiency SydneyWater

10:00 The road to voluntary leadership in emissions reduction and carbon neutrality Transforce is the only carbon neutral transport company in Australia. This session will look at how they have

innovated to reduce emissions in a traditionally high emissions sector. • Monitoring,measuringandmanagingtheorganisation’scarbonfootprintanddirectandindirectemissions • Implementingthecarbonneutralitythroughsustainedorganisationalandoperationalchange • HowTransforceisreducingemissionsfromair,energy,water,wasteandresiduethroughtechnological

innovation and fuel efficiency

Steve Fieldus Managing Director Transforce

10:30 Morning tea

BUILDINGINFORMEDPOLICYTOPROGRESSCLIMATEACTION

11:00 Driving abatement through stable policy and long term commitment to climate action • Assessing the current directions for policy, the market mechanisms for emissions reduction and the

Australian commitment to global climate change action • Understanding the unique challenges and opportunities Australia faces in curbing carbon pollution, and

high emissions intensity • Strengthening policy and strategy to improve Australia’s performance in energy productivity

Sharon Claydon MP Secretary ALP Caucus Sustainable Australia Committee Federal Opposition

ANALYSINGTHEIMPACTOFCLIMATECHANGEONINVESTMENTANDFINANCEDECISIONS

11:30 Buildingaframeworktosupportthefinancingofclimateinitiativesglobally • Examiningtheemergenceofclimate-relatedfinancialproductsandmarket-basedsolutionstomobilize

private capital for low-carbon investments in emerging markets • Buildingcapacityforcountrieswantingtoputapriceoncarbon,andthoughtleadershiponthenext

generation of carbon markets • Assessingfinancialproductsandservicesforclimate-relatedprojects(carbonmarkets,sustainableenergy,

and clean tech) in emerging markets

BenStuart Director of Carbon Strategy CarbonTradeExchange

ASESSINGTHEREGULATORYLANDSCAPEFORENERGYMARKETSANDGHGABATEMENT

12:00 Assessingtheregulatoryevolutionforclimatechangeandabatementinthecontextofenergymarkets • Reviewingtheevolutionofconventionalenergyproductionandthelinkagestoclimatechange • Examiningtheemergentregulatoryframeworksforunconventionalgasintheeasternmarketandtheir

impact on Australia’s GHG abatement strategies • UsingregulatorytoolstopromoteGHGabatementwithinemergingenergymarkets

Samantha Hepburn Research Director Deakin Law School

12:30 Network lunch

INNOVATIVESTATEANDCOUNCILACTIONONABATEMENTANDADAPTATION

FOCUSSESSION13:30 State and City Council overviews on abatement and emissions reduction strategy and action (Three speakers will present for 15 minutes each. This is followed by a discussion moderated by the session chair)

Focus1- How Northern Australian systems will contribute to the national carbon economy • Consideringthecarbonabatementissuesandhowtheytouchmultipledimensionsofeconomicactivity,

sustainability and livelihood opportunity for Northern Australia • Buildingtheknowledgeandtechnologiesandmethodologiesinthecontextofthevariableclimatesand

diverse landscapes of northern Australia. • EngagementandparticipationofNorthernIndigenouscommunitiesandTraditionalOwnersincarbonindustry Rowan Foley

General Manager Aboriginal Carbon Fund

Focus2- Collaborative approach between state government and regional and local agencies to manage climateriskandbuildcommunitycapacityforabatementandadaptation

MarkWakeham Chief Executive Officer EnvironmentVictoria

Focus3- Council action to take international leadership in emissions reduction and adaptation

• Committing to an emissions reduction target beyond agreed national limits and the task of developing and implementing policy

• Partnership between state and city councils – examining Adelaide city’s commitment to carbon neutrality and how this is to be achieved

• The Compacts of States and Regions and the Compacts of Mayors Martin Haese

Lord Mayor of Adelaide Adelaide City Council

SHOWCASINGWORLDLEADINGCARBONABATEMENTPROJECTIMPLEMENTATION

14:30 Demonstratinganddeployingtechnologyandapplicationofcarboncaptureforatacommercialscale

• Examiningthesuitabilityofoxyfueltechnologyforbothnewbuildandexistingcoal-firedpowerstations • Buildingeffectivecrosssectorcollaborationsforcomprehensiveprojectcoveragetooptimisethetechnology

and share knowledge • Progressingthecommercialisationanddeploymentofoxyfuelcombustionwithcarboncapture • AdvancingtheunderstandingofCO2transportandstoragetoencourageabroadertakeupbyindustry Jim Craigen

Deputy Director Technology ACALETCallideOxyfuelProject

15:00 Afternoon tea

15:30 DevelopingAustralia’sfirstcarbondioxidegeologicalstoragedemonstrationsite

• Aprojectoverview:InjectingCO2andstoringitinadepletedgasreservoirdeepundergroundandfurther injections into different formations are being planned; and

• EstablishingcontinuousmonitoringforthedesignandprogramKPIsforcomprehensiveunderstandingof viability and gaps in process or technology

• InfluencingregulationatatimewhennosingleregulatoryframeworkexistedforCCS Matthias Raab

Chief Operating Officer CO2CRC

EXAMININGTHEIMPLICATIONSOFCARBONABATEMENTFORREGIONALDEVELOPMENT

16:00 Thecommercialopportunitiesandspatialprioritiesforbiodiversecarbonforestsandinvestmentinlandmanagementandabatementforregionaldevelopment

• Driversforland-usechangesgloballyandhowtheseresonatewithAustralianregionalandruralgeographyandeconomy • Farmersasinnovatorsincarbonabatementandlandmanagementandtheimpactonnationalemissions

reduction outcomes • Partnershipwithregionaldevelopmentagenciesandcouncilsinenablingforestandagriculturalabatementto

boost economic sustainability and extend market advantage for the two sectors

Phil Polglase Former Head of Agriculture and Forest Ecosystems – Eco Sciences Division CSIRO

16:30 ClosingremarksfromtheChairanddrawingoftheluckydoorprize!

16:40 End of conference

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“There is a need for policy development on climate change which will take into account the business need to remain competitive. The Carbon Abatement Forum offers an opportunity for this discussion.”

Tennant Reed Principal National Adviser Australian Industry Group

“Australia needs to get moving on climate change as the modernisation and decarbonisation program picks up pace around the world. The Carbon Abatement Forum will be a timely forum for a discussion on some of the issues and the strategies to prevent us from being laggards on climate policy.”

John Connor Chief Executive Officer Climate Institute

Hear what the speakers are saying about the event:“It is critical that we get the design and implementation of market mechanisms for abatement just right. As policy evolves and the Australian market becomes engaged it is important to make sure that regulation is reasoned and informed with business insight.”


Climate Change policy remains at the forefront of public policy with negotiations at the international level over a new Global Climate Agreement (Paris December 2015) and domestically implementation of key elements of Direct Action such as the Emissions Reduction Fund. Increasing we also see State Governments looking to raise involvement in this area. It will be important for all participants at this forum who are potentially impacted by climate change policy to keep abreast of developments and likely critical decision points into the future.

AlexGosman Chief Executive Officer Australian Industry Greenhouse Network

Post-conference full-day in-depth learning sessions – Thursday 29 OctoberRegistration and morning coffee for both sessions is at 08.30 and sessions will conclude at 17.00. Lunch, morning and afternoon tea provided. Choose between:

In-depth Learning Session A:Assessingtheregulatoryimpactofclimatechangeonindustryand business to implement effective mitigation and abatement

This interactive learning session will assess the regulatory and compliance imperatives for greenhouse gas mitigation and climate change. Senior managers in charge of sustainability, carbon policy, climate and environment will explore the nature, scope and breadth of the national, state and regional regulatory landscape. They will examine the underpinnings for compliance, management and governance, as well as the implications for organisational planning and climate strategy. They will discuss the development of a consolidated framework in which boards and executive managers can develop a robust approach to climate change adaptation governance and climate change strategy.

Keytopicsandtakeawayskills/benefits:• Examine climate change regulations landscape and evaluate the frameworks for compliance and governance

• Leverage effective community engagement and consultation and examine the linkages between social licence and abatement to drive effective external stakeholder engagement

• Understand how to secure environmental approval, implement management and rehabilitation in a carbon abatement framework to strengthen an effective abatement strategy

• Evaluate the potential impact of post Paris abatement commitments and integrating the strategies for climate change into the organisational plan

Session Facilitator

Julia Trafford Director EMIPartners

Samantha Hepburn Research Director Deakin Law School Director, EMIParners

Chris Leptos Senior Advisor EMIPartners

In-depth Learning Session B:Developingamulti-pronged,multi-dimensionalstrategy forlandmanagementforGHGabatement

This full day session has been designed specifically for operations, strategy and environment managers in organisations with a large land base and for departments developing policy for them. It will examine the relationship between land management and climate change and the development, adaptation and mitigation policies to reduce their impact on emissions. Against this backdrop the participants then examine and learn the strategies for land management and mitigation of climate impacts and analyse the economic opportunities and mechanisms for agriculture and forestry abatement. Participants work on a multi-pronged, multi-dimensional that integrates emerging trends and emerging innovations in agricultural and forest abatement strategies.

Keytopicsandtakeawayskills/benefits:• Assessthecommercialopportunitiesandspatialprioritiesforcarbonsequestration and biodiversity restoration through biodiverse carbon plantings

• Learnhowtomaximisetheearningopportunitiesofferedbybio-sequestrationand carbon farming initiatives

• Modelagriculturalemissions,landscapecarbonsequestrationpotentialandthe value of agricultural production

• Assesstheeconomicviabilityofcarbonplantingandtheeconomicanalysesto identify areas of potentially profitable land for forest abatement

• Constructtheeconomicmodelandtheunderlyinginputassumptionsforcostsand revenues

• Runasuiteofscenariosonareasoflandidentifiedasbeingeconomicallyviableor as “areas of opportunity” – developing the social and market factors that test the sensitivity of model assumptions

• AnalysetheERFandtheCarbonFarminginitiativeandtheopportunitiesforfuture engagement in the carbon markets

Session Facilitator


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6 key benefits of attending:

1. Assess the science of climate change to frame an effective business strategy and response for emissions reduction

2. Understand how to mobilise public and private climate finance and develop investment plans for to modernise your business and reduce your carbon footprint

3. Analyse the evolving climate change regulatory landscape and assess business risk and exposure to climate policy

4. Hear cross sector experience on voluntary action for abatement and the innovative approaches for better energy management and productivity

5. Assess the market mechanisms for abatement and the commercial opportunities emerging from the evolving national and global carbon marketplace

6. Implement system and process innovation to improve energy efficiency and performance to reduce operating costs and enable emissions reduction

Want to develop business at the event? Speaking, sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available

The Carbon Abatement Forum 2015 will bring together Australia’s leading policy makers, industry, peak representative bodies, respected analysts and end users to work towards satisfactory and sustainable outcomes in GHG abatement for all concerned.

With a room full of key decision makers and buyers from the across Australian industry, you cannot afford to miss out on these key sales prospects. Attendees will be actively seeking new ways to become more energy efficient and productive and discover innovations in emissions reduction technology and strategy and the Carbon Abatement Forum 2015 conference is your opportunity to place your solutions at the front of their mind. Maximise your marketing return on investment and tailor a sponsorship package to suit your needs.

It’s where the industry will meet. Can you afford not to be there?

Potential sponsors please note: In developing the program and inviting speakers to this event, we researched extensively with senior managers for sustainability, environment, carbon and climate policy and stakeholders from across industry sectors about their challenges for abatement and we have designed an agenda specifically for them to discuss these at the event. By sponsoring this event you have a prime opportunity to demonstrate that you have their solutions at a time and place where they are actively looking.

For speaking, sponsorship or exhibition opportunities at the Carbon Abatement Forum 2015, please contact Jon Treherne on +61(0)2 8188 7536 or e-mail [email protected] www.questevents.com.au to download the sponsorship prospectus

Official Event Advisory Panel


Keith Orchison Director Coolibah Pty Ltd


Quest Events would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank the official event advisory panel who contributed their valuable time and expertise to ensure the agenda for this event is timely and relevant for all industry stakeholders in this discussion on carbon abatement.

Tennant Reed Principal National Adviser Australian Industry Group

Samantha Hepburn Research Director Deakin Law School

Who should attend:

Carbon Abatement Forum 2015 will be attended by decision makers from stakeholder groups across sectors with an interest in the GHG abatement landscape and include:

• C-SuiteExecutives

• Vicepresidents,directors,divisionalmanagersforenvironment,energy, sustainability and climate change

• HeadsofHSE

• HeadsofProcurement/CPOs

• Government Relations Managers

• HeadsofPolicy

• HeadsofRegulation

• Climate Strategy Managers

• Carbon and Renewables Policy Managers

• Secretaries,DeputySecretariesandseniordivisionalmanagersfrom Federal and State Government departments

• Seniormanagersfromcityandlandcouncilsandregional development agencies

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