Corporate Body

Western Australian Department of Marine and Harbours (1982 - 1993)

State of Western Australia

From
1982
To
1993
Functions
Marine Science and Regulatory Body
Reference No
State Records Office of WA Agency ID: AU WA A10

Summary

The Department of Marine and Harbours was created in 1982 succeeding the Western Australian Harbour and Light Department (1880 - 1982). The Department of Marine and Harbours (1982 - 1993) was responsible for the management of ports and shipping in Western Australia including the provision of port facilities and safety. The department employed scientific and technical personnel to fulfil its obligations under the Western Australian Marine and Harbours Act 1981.

Timeline

 1880 - 1982 Western Australian Harbour and Light Department
       1982 - 1993 Western Australian Department of Marine and Harbours

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Elizabeth Daniels

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