ANZLIC
ANZLIC - the Spatial Information Council (ANZLIC) is the peak intergovernmental organisation providing leadership in the collection, management and use of spatial information in Australia and New Zealand.
ANZLIC is governed by a council comprising ten senior officials from the Australian and New Zealand Governments, and the governments of the States and Territories of Australia. They are generally responsible within their jurisdiction for coordinating spatial information policy and operational matters. The Secretary of the Commonwealth Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism currently chairs ANZLIC as an independant member. The Council meets three times per year.
ANZLIC's vision is that:
The economic growth, social and environmental interests of Australia and New Zealand are underpinned by spatially referenced information that is current, complete, accurate, affordable and accessible; and is integrated in critical decision making.
ANZLIC is currently co-located with the Australian Government Office of Spatial Policy.
Current News Item:
IN THE FRAME Newsletter
IN THE FRAME keeps you up-to-date with the ANZ Foundation Spatial Data Framework Project.
This first (April 2013) issue includes a message from Drew Clarke, Chair of ANZLIC, on his vision for improved access to spatial information.
The newsletter is also a forum to answer your queries, your feedback is encouraged via spatial@ret.gov.au.
IN THE FRAME - April 2013 Issue pdf (941kb)