Once you understand each paper size, you’ll realize that there are only a few sizes, but each size will fit in different planners. Let’s get talking about paper sizes and planner binder sizes.
#Planner plus download#
Click below to watch it:Īlso, if you want the short version, be sure to download my planner sizes cheat sheet. Since it really helps to see these planner sizes for yourself, I made you a video to demonstrate. What size is best? Which planner inserts are compatible with each other? Is A5 the same as half size? I’m here to help clear up all the planner size confusion!! Keep reading.
#Planner plus windows#
There will be four marking windows a year open from this time onwards.ġ st July 2022 – It is expected that it will be mandatory to achieve accreditation to sign off on EISs for SSD and SSI’s.I get asked frequently about planner page sizes.
#Planner plus full#
If you are not currently a Registered Planner but would like to go through the full accreditation process to become RP+ (EIA) please email Our team can assist you to get the process underway.ġ st July 2021 – Expressions of Interest openġ3 th August 2021 – Applications for accreditation open to Registered Planners for pilot programĢ7 th August – 17 September 2021 – First marking windowġ st November 2021 – Applications open to all Then, if you would like to register for the pilot program please email. The booklet explains the purpose and eligibility criteria, as well as the ongoing requirements that come with successful completion of the RP+(EIA) course. Must be highly skilled in the environmental assessment of projectsįirst, read and understand the RP+(EIA) Membership Booklet.Must have at least 10 years full-time equivalent experience in environmental or planning practice.Must be (or be eligible to become) a PIA member.What are the criteria for becoming a RP+ (EIA)? Keep in mind that the accreditation process is detailed and not something that can be completed overnight.
Whilst the scheme to accredit practitioners will begin on 1 July 2021, there will be an approximate 12-month grace period for people to become accredited.
#Planner plus plus#
VIEW THE REGISTERED PLANNER PLUS (EIA) REGISTER When do I need to be accredited by? This is called Registered Planner Plus (EIA), or RP+ (EIA) for short.Īll PIA members who achieve this accreditation will be listed on PIA’s website in a register. PIA has been approved to run an extended version of our Registered Planner assessment as a mechanism for accrediting practitioners under this scheme. How do I become Accredited or find someone who is? Why is this being done and under which instrument?ĭPIE have created the Rapid Assessment Framework to streamline the assessment of major projects, provide clear guidance on environmental impact assessment and introduce a new Registered Environmental Assessment Practitioner Guidelines to provide quality assurance for Environmental Impact Statements.įurther information including the Guidelines and FAQ's can be accessed here. The Registered Environmental Assessment Practitioner (REAP) Scheme will provide a framework for registering suitably skilled, qualified and experienced practitioners to make quality assurance declarations for environmental impact statement (EISs) for State significant projects.įrom 1st July 2021, practitioners can apply to become a REAP but the declaration requirements will not commence until 1 July 2022. Photo credit: NSW Government PIA’s New Registered Planner Plus (EIA) Accreditation Changes for planners undertaking State Significant Environment Impact Assessments in NSW
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