Get Moving Tasmania

y benefits of regular physical activity is central to achieving this goal. The Premier’s Physical Activity Council (PPAC) was established in 2001 to address physical inactivity in Tasmania. Resourced through Communities, Sport and Recreation (CSR), PPAC facilitates a coordinated, cross-sector and collaborative response to increasing and improving opportunities for physical activity in Tasmania. This is done in accordance with the vision and goals outlined in Tasmania’s plan for physical activity 2011-21. LEGAL

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By using or accessing Facebook, and this page, you have agreed to the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities available at http://facebook.com/legal/terms and to the terms of the following disclaimer. Administrators of the Get Moving Tasmania page consider that the Get Moving Tasmania page may be of some use to the Tasmanian community as a tool to engage in and facilitate moving more and sitting less, the sharing of stories and discussions and as a mechanism to enable the promotion of Get Moving Tasmania key messages. Most adults do not need to visit their doctor before commencing moderate physical activity. However, if you have a chronic health condition, such as heart disease or diabetes, it is advisable that you consult your doctor before starting your physical activity program to discuss the types of activities that best suit your needs. If during an activity, you feel any discomfort, have chest pain, are more breathless than you should be or your heart beat becomes rapid or irregular, stop immediately and seek medical advice. All and any comments, visuals, videos and any other type of material posted by users of Facebook on the Get Moving Tasmania page do not reflect the opinions or ideals of Get Moving Tasmania administrators, the Tasmanian State Government its employees or affiliates. The Department of Premier and Cabinet and supporting divisions do not necessarily endorse nor are responsible for user content on this Page or accuracy of information, opinions, claims, or advice shared. Get Moving Tasmania administrators may remove all or any content from the Get Moving Tasmania page, entirely at its discretion, with or without notice, for any reason whatsoever. The Get Moving Tasmania administrators may, entirely at their discretion and for any reason whatsoever, block users of Facebook from using and contributing to the Get Moving Tasmania page. Furthermore, the Get Moving Tasmania page administrators may report to Facebook all users posting inappropriate or offensive material. The Department of Premier and Cabinet disclaims all and any liability and responsibility of any kind, including without limitation any liability, to any person, for all or any losses, costs, expenses or damages or disappointment whatsoever or howsoever arising or suffered as a consequence of, or in connection with, or arising out of anything done, or anything omitted to be done, relating to the use the Get Moving Tasmania page, the use of the Facebook website, any error or omission on the Get Moving Tasmania page or any combination of these.