Land and legacy assurance

Closure and end-of-use

Closure and end-of-use

Structured governance of decommissioning and land-use conversion

Closure and End-of-Use Governance provides independent assurance over structured closure, decommissioning, relinquishment and land-use conversion pathways. It governs sequencing, obligation management and stakeholder commitments to ensure outcomes remain compliant, auditable and aligned with long-term land intent. Residual liabilities, tenure conditions and future land capability are tested before formal sign-off or conversion proceeds. Rather than managing execution, the focus is on governing decisions, maintaining escalation discipline and ensuring closure or conversion outcomes preserve spatial capital and protect enduring land value.

OUR FOCUS AREAS

Closure Pathway Definition
Obligation & Commitment Governance
Residual Risk & Capability
Governance Readiness for Sign-Off
Closure Pathway Definition

Closure Pathway Definition

Establishing structured and defensible end-of-use logic.

Why it matters

Unclear closure or conversion pathways increase regulatory friction, sequencing risk and long-term exposure. Without disciplined definition of scope, timing and obligations, end-of-use decisions can undermine land value, delay approvals and weaken stakeholder confidence.

Our focus

We assure the structured definition of closure or land-use conversion pathways, including sequencing logic, dependency mapping and obligation clarity. Assumptions are tested and escalation thresholds reviewed at the owner level before commitments advance.

Outcome

Clear, defensible closure and conversion pathways that reduce uncertainty, strengthen approval confidence and protect long-term land intent.

Obligation & Commitment Governance
Residual Risk & Capability
Governance Readiness for Sign-Off

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Independent governance assurance to protect land rights, value and long-horizon asset integrity.