Corporate Body

Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority [3] (1994 - )

State of Western Australia

From
1994
Functions
Regulatory Body
Reference No
State Records Office of WA Agency ID: AU WA A1397

Summary

In 1994 the Environmental Protection Authority (1987 - 1994) was reverted back into a statutory authority, becoming the Environmental Protection Authority [3] (1994 - ). At the same time the Department of Environmental Protection was founded (1994 - 2004).

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 1971 - 1975 Western Australian Department of Environmental Protection [1]
       1971 - 1987 Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority [1]
       1975 - 1987 Western Australian Department of Conservation and Environment
             1987 - 1994 Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority [2]
                   1994 - Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority [3]

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