Current Board and Committee Vacancies

Police Review Board

Applications are now open for one Member vacancy on the Police Review Board.

Applications close Friday, 15 May 2026.

The role of the Board is to assess applications review applications from Tasmania Police members who ask for lodged by members of Tasmania Police under the Police Service Act 2003 (Tas).

Applicants should have professional experience in one or more of the following areas:

• understanding police culture
• understanding the law
• business or industry background with links to the Police Service
• industrial relations background
• academic background

Police record and background checks will be carried out before appointment.

For more information visit the Tasmania Police Website or contact PRBSecretariat@police.tas.gov.au.

Forest Practices Advisory Council

Applications are now open for  two member vacancies on the Forest Practices Advisory Council.

Applications close 5.00 pm on Sunday, 17 May 2026.

The Forest Practices Advisory Council brings people together to talk about forest practices and gives advice to the Forest Practices Authority. The Authority is an independent organisation that oversees forest practices under the Forest Practices Act 1985.

There are two vacancies in the following categories:

• expertise in, and experience of, forest issues in relation to forest conservation,
• a person other than the Chief Forest Practices Officer who is a forest practices officer.

For more information about the Forest Practices Advisory Council, visit the Forest Practices Authority website or contact Chief Forest Practices

Officer, Ms Anne Chuter on (03) 6165 4090 or via e-mail.

Aboriginal Heritage Council

Applications are now open for one Member vacancy on the Aboriginal Heritage Council.

Applications close 5.00pm on Sunday, 14 June 2026.

The Tasmanian Aboriginal Heritage Council provides advice and recommendations to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs on a broad range of matters relating to Aboriginal heritage, including permits for activities that will impact heritage and the management of Aboriginal cultural values in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The Tasmanian Aboriginal Heritage Council also supports the development of information materials to inform the public and key stakeholders about the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1975, and best practice for managing Aboriginal heritage.

Aboriginal Heritage Council members must be an Aboriginal person who:

• is eligible under the Tasmanian Government's policy on Eligibility for Tasmanian Government Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander programs and services
• is a resident in Tasmania; and
• can demonstrate achievement against the selection criteria.

For more information visit the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania website.

Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation Board

Applications are now open for one Non‑Executive Director vacancy on the Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation Board.

Applications close Wednesday, 3 June 2026.

The Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation is the main body that manages borrowing and investments for the Tasmanian Government. It develops and manages funding programs that support the Government and its public sector organisations.

The Board sets the organisation’s direction, supports its performance and public value, and provides oversight of its work.

Essential requirements:

• strong governance and strategic thinking skills
• experience working on a board or committee
• the ability to contribute skills and experience to support the Board

For more information, or to apply visit the Chapman Executive Website.