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The Tasmanian Government’s attendance at events, exhibits and exhibitions, and conferences provides an opportunity to reach Tasmanians and targeted domestic and international audiences. These activities can be in-person or virtually and provide audiences with an alternative and direct way to access government information and an opportunity to engage with Tasmanian Government representatives face to face.

Note: This Policy does not relate to exhibitions and events delivered by Tasmanian Government owned cultural organisations such as the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Libraries Tasmania and the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens.

It is important to ensure that events are accessible to all people. Information regarding accessible events can be found in the Making events and venues accessible section.

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