the Sanctuary, around memorials in the Shrine Reserve and near remembrance trees specific to various associations. Management The Shrine is managed by the Shrine of Remembrance Trustees, ten individuals appointed by the Governor in Council, on the advice of the Minister for Veterans' Affairs in the Victorian Government. The Trustees are responsible for the care, management, maintenance and preservation of the Shrine and Shrine Reserve. Traditionally, security for the Shrine has been provided by the Shrine Guard, whose members were men with a military background. All of the original twelve members of the Shrine Guard had won bravery medals during World War I. When the Shrine Guard merged with Victoria Police Protective Service, some civilians began to serve. During the hours the Shrine is open to the public or in use for any ceremony, they wear a uniform representing an Australian Light Horseman of World War I, with Victoria Police insignia. See also Other Anzac articles Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, the name used to describe the combination of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps during wartime Anzac Cove, a small cove on the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey. Anzac Day, a public holiday in Australia and New Zealand on 25 April every year to commemorate the landing at Gallipoli Anzac spirit, a component of modern Australasian mythology describing the spirit of mateship and cheerful stoicism amongst Australians and New Zealanders Notes References External links Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne – Official Site Buildings and structures completed in 1934 Art Deco architecture in Melbourne Heritage-listed buildings in Melbourne Landmarks in Melbourne Neoclassical architecture in Australia World War I memorials in Australia World War II memorials in Australia 1934 establishments in Australia Tourist attractions in Melbourne Monuments and memorials in Melbourne Sculptures by Charles Sargeant Jagger Buildings and structures in the City of Melbourne (LGA)