Hi Alan, You probably already know this but you need a General Statement, a Statement of the Organisation for H&S and the Arrangements. You don't need a statement of intent as labelled, as this would be your general policy, John

Alan, Q. Why do you have a different H&S Statement and statement of intent? The HASAW Act actually only requires a health and safety statement of intention from the employers, refer to the commentary from the Lord Chief Justice in Munkmans on Employers Liability, as a leading book of authority. Many, wrongly, think that the HASAW Act requires a H&S policy in the format of HS(G)65, which of course it does not. That’s because not that many have actually read it or the following amendment regulations in 1975 that amplify the requirements. Your statement should be signed-off by the most senior person with overall responsibility within your organisation, hope this helps in some way.