We develop market policy and methods. To do this we engage with, and collaborate with, technical experts, partner organisations and market stakeholders. We do this at workshops and via consultations.
We’re now consulting on an exposure draft of the instrument Nature Repair Amendment (Environmental Offsets and Market Integrity) Rules 2026 (Amendment Rules).
The release of the exposure draft follows on from consultation earlier this year.
Download the summary paper
Summary paper: Amendment to the Nature Repair Rules 2024 [PDF 466KB]
Summary paper: Amendment to the Nature Repair Rules 2024 [DOCX 1.8MB]
Download the exposure draft:
Nature Repair Amendment Rules 2026 - Exposure draft [PDF 316KB]
Nature Repair Amendment Rules 2026 - Exposure draft [DOC 154KB]
To provide feedback:
read the documents
email feedback to naturerepairmarket@dcceew.gov.au by 10:00pm AEST, Wednesday 29 July 2026.
When drafting your feedback please ensure:
you have consent from relevant parties when you are drawing on their perspectives or intellectual property, for example Indigenous knowledge or data
that parties are aware of how their information will be used and stored through the process
you do not include information considered sensitive or commercial-in-confidence.
For more information, scroll down to Consultation on updates to Market settings (21 April - 4 May 2026)
We consulted on a revised scope of the P&C method from 2 to 30 June 2026.
Download the position paper:
Nature Repair Market position paper: Revised scope of the Protect and Conserve method [PDF 435KB]
Nature Repair Market position paper: Revised scope of the Protect and Conserve method [DOCX 1.8MB]
The government’s environmental law reform package passed on 28 November 2025. It included some changes to the Nature Repair Act 2023. The change allows for methods under the Nature Repair Market to specify whether projects can be used as environmental offsets.
We sought feedback on 3 issues papers outlining our intended approach to amend some Market settings that would apply to offset-capable projects, and to support integrity and administration.
1. Policy settings to enable the Market to supply environmental offsets
2. Supporting threatened species and threatened ecological communities in Nature Repair Market projects
3. Rules to support Market integrity and administration
Download a summary of the process and the feedback received.
Sought expert views on how the Nature Repair Market could help protect, conserve, and manage native forests.
Collated insights from the Enhancing Remnant Vegetation Pilot.
Collated insights from the Carbon + Biodiversity Pilot (C+B Pilot).
Nature Repair Market consultations - overview