Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Management Plan 2020-2030

This is the statutory management plan for Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, jointly issued by the park's Board of Management, which has an Anangu majority, and the Australian Director of National Parks. As a legally binding government document authored with direct Anangu governance, it is the correct primary source for what Anangu ask of park visitors as a matter of law and management policy, including the 2019 closure of the Uluru climb that this plan documents. Its limit is that it is a management and policy document, not an ethnographic or theological account of Anangu religious law itself, so a claim about the deeper meaning of Tjukurpa, Anangu law and lore, beyond what visitors are asked to do, needs a source that addresses that religious content directly rather than this administrative plan.