•Action 1.13: Develop field hygiene protocols that aim to prevent transmission of amphibian chytrid fungus, that are not so rigorous as to discourage or prevent research on or study of amphibian populations. •Action 1.14: Extend existing state quarantine and handling protocols in chytrid-free areas into a national protocol, potentially modelled on the "Hygiene Protocol for the Control of Disease in Frogs" prepared and implemented by New South Wales Parks and Wildlife Service and informed by research results from Action 3.18 and experience. •Action 1.15: Ensure licences/permits for wildlife or flora studies that have the potential to transmit amphibian chytrid fungus into chytrid-free areas include conditions that require the use of appropriate disinfection strategies between sites using techniques other than drying listed in Table 3.