22 • Prioritise high-risk boundaries and areas of limited access. • Apply integrated approaches combining manual, mechanical and (where legally permissible) herbicide methods. • Document decision-making processes and justifications, especially when involving neighbouring properties. • Plan early to reduce last-minute compliance pressures. Adaptive, flexible and integrated planning will be particularly important in the upcoming fire season. Closing The forestry industry continues to demonstrate a high level of responsibility and commitment to effective fire management. While regulatory processes take time, the legal obligation to prepare and maintain firebreaks remains clear. By applying a risk-based, integrated approach and operating within the bounds of current legislation, the industry can continue to protect assets, neighbouring communities and the environment, while maintaining compliance and certification integrity. Tracer burning
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