Mr Samorowski said the Australian Adventure Activity Standards were updated to include technical specifications for use of only different-length safety tails for self-belay high-ropes courses.

“We would like to reassure you that this incident has been taken very seriously and although was not foreseen at the time, now the industry has corrected its procedures to ensure it never happens again,” he said.

Mr Samorowski thanked supporters, including the Petterson family and Marist College, for their “ongoing understanding during this time”.

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Jocelyn Garcia
Brisbane Times