Corporate Body

Department of Environment and Primary Industries (2013 - )

State Government of Victoria

From
July 2013
Victoria, Australia
Alternative Names
  • DEPI (Acronym)

Summary

On 1 July 2013, the new Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) was formed from the Department of Sustainability and Environment, and the Department of Primary Industries. DEPI is responsible for managing natural resources, environmental conservation, fire management and flood and biosecurity emergencies.

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 1851 - 1857 Victorian Surveyor-General's Department
       1857 - 1983 Victorian Department of Crown Lands and Survey
       1872 - 1985 Victorian Department of Agriculture
       1918 - 1983 Forests Commission Victoria
             1983 - 1990 Victorian Department of Conservation, Forests and Lands
             1985 - 1991 Victorian Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs
                   1990 - 1992 Victorian Department of Conservation and Environment
                   1991 - 1995 Victorian Department of Agriculture [II]
                         1992 - 1996 Victorian Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
                         1995 - 1996 Victorian Department of Agriculture, Energy and Minerals
                               1996 - 2002 Department of Natural Resources and Environment
                               1996 - 2002 Department of Natural Resources and Environment
                                     2003 - 2013 Department of Primary Industries
                                     2003 - 2013 Department of Sustainability and Environment
                                           2013 - Department of Environment and Primary Industries

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