Submissions and Statements
The AICCM advocates on behalf of the cultural preservation sector through the following activities:
• Respond to relevant parliamentary enquiries
• Develop policies and declarations
• Liaise with allied cultural heritage and GLAM sector with allied cultural heritage and GLAM sector organisations to advocate
Describing the change that you seek is one of cornerstones of effective advocacy and over the past decade the AICCM has prepared statements and submissions and established several committees to help guide advocacy work in targeted areas. AICCM has made the following statements and submissions on issues affecting Australian conservation and cultural heritage.
9 June 2020
Statement by the AICCM on the destruction of the Pilbara Caves.
Read the statement here. [PDF – 86 kb]
Read the press release here [PDF – 141kb]
28 May 2020
Submission to the Select Committee on COVID-19 by the Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material.
Read the submission here. [PDF – 158 kb]
17 May 2020
Submission to the inquiry into Governments management of the Powerhouse Museum and other museums and cultural projects in New South Wales.
Read the submission here. [PDF – 872 kb]
28 April 2020
Submission into the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements.
Read the submission here [PDF – 137KB]
Find out more about the Royal Commission here.
2019
Letter to the Hon Paul Fletcher MP, Minister for Communications, Cyber Safety and the Arts.
Read the letter here. [PDF – 223 KB]
Response from the Department of Communication and the Arts.
Read the letter here. [PDF – 76 KB]
2018
Submission to the Joint Standing Committee on the National Capital and External Territories inquiry into Canberra’s national institutions, Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material.
Read AICCM’s submission here. [PDF – 98 KB] Find out more about the Inquiry here.
2015
AICCM response to the delisting of Burrup Peninsula ancient rock art site from state heritage register.
Read AICCM’s submission here. [PDF – 401 KB]
2014
AICCM response to ‘Green Army Response’
Read AICCM’s submission here. [PDF – 160 KB]
2013
Submission to The Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications’ Enquiry into recent trends in and preparedness for extreme weather events. Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material (AICCM), Victorian Division.
Read the submission here. [PDF – 245 KB]
2011
AICCM response to National Cultural Policy Discussion Paper
Read the submission here. [PDF – 56 KB]