Figure 54: CEMP Framework Overview

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Table 24: Whole Stakeholder List

environmental management, relevant environmental legislation and other environmental obligations associated with the project.

The CEMP is intended to ensure that positive and negative effects on the environment are assessed as they relate to organisational stakeholders including those described in Laing O’Rourke’s (LOR) Health, Safety and Environmental Management System (HSEMS).

This CEMP has been developed to ensure that construction work considers aspects of environmental protection within the context of compliance with contractual, legal and other environmental requirements including the Conditions of Approval, Revised Environmental Mitigation Measures and Construction Environmental Management Framework.

14.1 CEMP Structure Overview

The construction environmental framework(figure54)illustrates the relationship between relevant statutory requirements and approval documentation and plans.

Figure 54: CEMP Framework Overview

This framework will be in accordance with the Sydney Metro City & Southwest Sydenham to Bankstown Staging Report Biodiversity, Groundwater, Air Quality and Waste and Spoil are included within the CEMP as ERAPs (Procedures).

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Figure 54: CEMP Framework Overview

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Table 24: Whole Stakeholder List

14.1 CEMP Structure Overview

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Table 24: Whole Stakeholder List

Figure 53: Sydney Metro Southwest Stakeholder Power/Interest Matrix

Figure 49：Spectrum of distributed contract risks

the highest score, lesser merit attracting a lesser score and equal merit attracting an equal score

Figure 47: Identifying strategic, core and outstanding potential

Figure 48: Project criteria and delivery method matrix

Figure 57: Environmental Control Map of Bankstown Station

Figure 56: Environmental Control Map of Cantebury Station

Table 27:Relevant Standards

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