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Draft Minutes

ANMATJERE AUTHORITY MEETING

TUESDAY, 17 JUNE 2014

The Anmatjere Authority of the Central Desert Regional Council will be held in the Central Desert Service Delivery Office on Tuesday, 17 June 2014 at 4:00pm.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ITEM SUBJECT PAGE NO

1 WELCOME

2 PRESENT

3 APOLOGIES

4 ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA 4.1 Election of a Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson ......................................................... 5 4.2 Acceptance of Agenda ..................................................................................................... 6

5 DECLARATIONS OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST

Nil

6 CODE OF CONDUCT MATTERS

Nil

7 CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES 7.1 Confirmation of Previous Minutes..................................................................................... 7

8 ACTIONS FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES 8.1 Local Authority Action Items ........................................................................................... 11

9 COMMUNITY REPORTS 9.1 Regional Service Manager Community Report .............................................................. 12 9.2 Finance Report ............................................................................................................... 25

10 GENERAL BUSINESS 10.1 Report from Regional Council ........................................................................................ 25 10.2 Community Action Plan and Priorities ............................................................................ 30 10.3 Schedule of Meetings ..................................................................................................... 32

11 QUESTIONS FROM MEMBERS 11.1 Jasper Haines regarding community tidiness ……………………………………………. 37

2 QUESTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC

Nil

13 PETITIONS AND DEPUTATIONS 13.1 GEC news and views ..................................................................................................... 40 13:2 Dept of Community Services…… ................................................................................... 41

14 ADVICE TO COUNCIL

Nil

15 CLOSE OF MEETING


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1 WELCOME

The meeting commenced at 2:05pm. This being the first meeting of the Anmatjere Local Authority of the Central Desert Regional Council, the meeting was opened by the Regional Services Manager for the TiTree region of council.

2 PRESENT:

Dean Pepperill, Jimmy Haines, Rodney Baird, Graham Woods, Mark Pepperill, Jasper Haines, Adrian Dixon (Council Chair) and James Glenn (Councillor) Visitors – Eric Turner, Dept of Local Government; Arthur Dougherty and Raelene Kenny, Dept of Prime Minister & Cabinet; Glenn Marshall, Dir. Works and John Gaynor, Dir. Community Services CDRC; Brian Corby, Manager Night Patrol CDRC; Messrs Andy Ross and Kevin Tilmouth of David Stokes RSM, CDRC and Dianne Brooks, TiTree Office CDRC (Minute taker)

3 APOLOGIES

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ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA

ITEM NUMBER 4.1 TITLE Election of a Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL

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AUTHOR David Stokes, RSM, TiTree

COMPLETION DATE 18 June, 2014 LINKS TO STRATEGIC PLAN

Goal 05: Management and Governance

Motion: That Mr Dean Pepperil be Chairman, and Mr Graham Woods Deputy Chairman of the Anmatjere Local Authority of the Central Desert Regional Council. By result of secret ballot.

SUMMARY: A Chairperson and a Deputy Chairperson is to be elected to ensure the efficient running of the Local Authority Meeting. Mr. Dean Pepperill and Mr. Graham Woods were nominated, seconded and agreed to stand. A secret ballot was held and Mr Pepperill elected 5 votes to 3, Mr Woods agreed to hold the Deputy Chair position. Council RSM, David Stokes congratulated Messrs. Pepperill and Woods and handed the meeting over to the new Chair, Mr Pepperill.

BACKGROUND The Chairperson’s role is to facilitate the running of the Local Authority meeting and to ensure that the agenda is followed appropriately without causing unnecessary delay to the meeting. The Deputy Chairperson’s role is to step-in as Chairperson when the person elected as Chairperson is

ATTACHMENTS: There are no attachments for this report.


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ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA

ITEM NUMBER 4.2 TITLE Acceptance of Agenda REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL



COMPLETION DATE 18 June 2014 LINKS TO STRATEGIC PLAN

Goal 05: Management and Governance Motion: That the Local Authority accept the Agenda as presented for the meeting. Moved: Rodney Baird Seconded: Jasper Haines Carried

SUMMARY: The agenda of this Local Authority meeting is being tabled. Local Authority members decide whether they wish to accept the agenda as it stands or whether they wish to make changes.

BACKGROUND The Draft Agenda sets out the order of the business at a Local Authority meeting. Members must write to the Chair at least ten (10) days before the meeting if they want an agenda item to be included in the Draft Agenda. A Draft Agenda is published on the Council website and notice boards at least one (1) week before the meeting. The Draft Agenda is then tabled at the Local Authority meeting. Local Authority members can change the order of business by passing a motion about this and decide at the start of the meeting whether they accept the draft agenda or whether they want to make changes. The Chair can also include urgent important business items suggested by Local Authority members on the day of the meeting.



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DECLARATIONS OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST 5.1 Nil

CODE OF CONDUCT MATTERS

6.1 Governance Officer Glenn Irvine presented the council’s Local Authority Code of Conduct, and briefly explained items numbered 1 through 6. The balance and further training in relation to the CoC will be conducted at future meetings.

Motion That the Local Authority Code of Conduct as tabled be noted and adopted Moved Rodney Baird Seconded Adrian Dixon Carried


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CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES

ITEM NUMBER 7.1 TITLE Confirmation of Previous Minutes REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL


AUTHOR David Stokes, RSM TiTree


Goal 05: Management and Governance 7.1 As this is the first meeting of this Local Authority, the Minutes of

the meeting of the community residents from Wilora, Pmara Jutunta and Nturiya at which the current Authority members were elected was presented for ratification by the Local Authority

Motion That the minutes of the community meeting held on the 15th of April 2014 be confirmed and adopted. Moved Rodney Baird Seconded Adrian Dixon Carried

SUMMARY: Local Authority is to consider the unconfirmed minutes of the Previous Local Authority meeting. In this instance, there are no minutes from previous meetings.

BACKGROUND Local Authority members need to consider the unconfirmed minutes carefully before they decide whether they are a true record of their last meeting. ISSUES, CONSEQUENCES AND OPTIONS Nil

ATTACHMENTS: Minutes of the Anmatjere Local Board dated 15th April 2014


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ACTIONS FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES

ITEM NUMBER 8.1 TITLE Local Authority Action Items REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL


AUTHOR Daniel Teudt, Governance Officer


Goal 01: Social and Cultural Goal 03: Economy Goal 04: Environment Goal 05: Management and Governance

Motion That Local Authority note that progress reports on actions from the minutes of previous Ordinary Council meetings be received. Moved Rodney Baird Seconded Adrian Dixon Carried

SUMMARY: Attached is the running list of Local Authority action items as reported to the Regional Council.

BACKGROUND The attached report gives the Local Authority an opportunity to check that actions from Council meetings are being implemented. The Council has a running list of Action Items for each Local Authority Area which are then decided on the key items to be worked on with the Regional Council. Outstanding ABA applications:- - Change rooms and hall (Ti Tree) - Basketball shelter (Pmara Jutunta) CONSULTATION

Mr. Jasper Haines asked about background to the ABA applications, an explanation was supplied by RSM, David Stokes. Mr. Haines said that the ABA executive was to meet in two weeks, he is on that body, and will report back any results.



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ACTIONS FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES ITEM NUMBER 8.3 TITLE Dog By-Laws REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL

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AUTHOR Edward Fraser, Director Corporate Governance COMPLETION DATE 18 June 2014 LINKS TO STRATEGIC PLAN Goal 01: Social and Cultural Goal 04: Environment Motion That the Anmatjere Local Authority note and endorse Central Desert Regional Council Dog Management Policy and support the actions to enact a Dog Management By-Law Moved Graham Woods Seconded Adrian Dixon Carried

SUMMARY BACKGROUND ATTACHMENTS 1 PO7 Dog Management Policy 2014.pdf


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COMMUNITY REPORTS

ITEM NUMBER 9.1 TITLE Regional Service Manager Community Report REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL


AUTHOR Edward Fraser, Director Finance and Corporate Services

COMPLETION DATE : 16 June 2014 LINKS TO STRATEGIC PLAN


Motion That the Local Authority note the Community Report. Moved James Glenn Seconded Rodney Baird Carried

SUMMARY: The community report is provided by the Regional Service Manager at every LA meeting to provide information to members.

BACKGROUND The Regional Service Manager Community Report covers the following: 1. Achievements 2. Key Items / Issues 3. Governance Performance 4. Works Report 5. Community Services Report. 6. Customer Service Log These are further detailed as follows: 1. Achievements

1) Thank you to previous Local Board members for their work and also their commitment to meetings the last 12 months.


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2) Thank you to new LA members and the community for the recent election process which had such a great turn out.

3) We have a new customer service log to document issues and

problems related to current Council services so action can be taken and feedback provided.

4) Completion of the diversion drain at Wilora and new land fill. 5) TiTree based staff completion of road works in Laramba. 6) Replacement Works Supervisor (Colin French) for three months.

Recruitment was completed in only 5 days. He is now on site. 7) 10 Field staff and supervisors receiving training this week in Septic

Tank maintenance and excavation safety as part of the Rural Operations Certificate.

2. Key Items / Issues

1) We need to ensure meeting quorum and have shared a calendar of events with everyone and will post in public places.

2) To ensure the success of LA meetings we need to be clear on our

roles as members, chair, deputy chair and staff. This will be a focus of initial training planned for later this and future meetings. The Governance Facilitators and I will work with you all individually and in particular the Chair, Deputy Chair as required to support.

3) The Department of Local Government has provided resources for

each LA for local capital projects and other ideas priorities agreed by the LA. It is planned that time at the next meeting(s) will be spent to seek and confirm Local Authority decisions on priority projects and also agreement on the major issues for the community as part of the Community Planning process already started and discussed with previous Local Board members.

4) Vandalism of community assets – especially the Women’s Centre

in Pmara Jutunta. The introduction of leasing in communities by service providers and others has meant that the Council has had to give up some community facilities that it used to care for. This has left a hole where some assets, like women’s centres and the men’s refuge in Pmara Jutunta are now the property of the land


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trusts. If these places are vandalized, the council is not in a position to fix them – they are the community’s responsibility. Until some arrangement can be agreed continual vandalism will make some communities look like bomb sites, so we ask that community leaders take a role in protecting these community assets.

5) Mowing and slashing of grass in community areas cannot be

properly completed unless rubbish is collected from the areas to be mown. We are particularly concerned about hard items like engine blocks and gear boxes and the like. The field staff are not paid to pick up this sort of stuff.

6) We will supply trailers for community members to use to clean up

their hard waste. Where rubbish is concerned, our focus is on collecting the wheelie bins and disposing of domestic waste. House hold waste should be put in the rubbish in the bins supplied; our men do not have time, and should not need, to pick up rubbish on the ground next to bins.

3. Governance Performance Local Board Meetings from July 1st 2013 to May 30th 2014 # Community No. Meetings Held Target 13/14 Target 14/15* 1 Lajamanu 5 4 6 2 Yuendumu 5 4 6 3 Atitjere 5 4 6 4 Yuelamu 5 4 6 5 Nyirripi 5 4 6 6 Engawala 4 4 6 7 Anmatjere 4 4 6 8 Laramba 4 4 6 9 Willowra 2 4 6 Note: Included Community meetings / elections since January 20th.

*The target for 14/15 has increased to 6 meetings per year. 4. Works Report The Anmatjere Works Program achievements are reported for LA member information and were presented at last Regional Council. The Anmatjere Works team consists of two Works Supervisors and four Field Officers in two flexible teams. One concentrates on addressing waste collection and management of the landfills, caring for parks, cemeteries, and buildings, and the other on civil works and special


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projects such as the new land fill in Attitjere and the road works in Laramba. Membership of the teams is not fixed so all staff have an opportunity to expand their skills. One lives in Wilora and works exclusively for that community, the others in the TiTree area. Main Achievements: 1) Completion of the diversion drain at Wilora and new land fill. 2) TiTree based staff completion of road works in Laramba 3) Grass slashed and firebreaks completed around all communities and

outstations 4) Adelaide Bore outstation fencing re-instated. 5) Speed humps installed in Palmer street TiTree Future Projects:

1) Shoulder reconstruction in Wilora, Pmara Jutunta and Nturiya. 2) Complete the house fencing in Nturiya and Pmara Jutunta.

3) Territory Tidy Towns came up during the last safety committee

meeting. The local Works team and staff will support communities entering this important competition by supplying trailers and other equipment such as rubbish bags, loaders and trucks to help members clean up their communities. We will help, but not do the clean up.

We encourage community members to approach the Works Manager (Rodney Baird) if they want this sort of assistance. Report from RSM Ends


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5. Community Services Report The Anmatjere Community Service Report by Program area is shared for LA member information and was presented at last Regional Council. Youth Sport and Recreation

Partnerships between CDRC YSR, the Department of Sport & Recreation and also Ti Tree Primary School, it was arranged for the Adelaide United Football team to visit Ti Tree School in March. This visit was exciting and enthusiastically received by school students as seen above. Music Ranger’s in Ti Tree: For over 2 years, CDRC YSR continues to work closely with CAAMA Radio in the Music Ranger’s program.

Library In March CDRC and NT Libraries had some computer repairs arranged to ensure a good service provision to the community. The Ti Tree Library continues make reading material and internet access to the public from 8am – 12pm Monday to Friday.

Early Childhood School Nutrition Program – Wilora - running in conjunction with Aged Care at Ti-Tree

RJCP RJCP’s ability to deliver activities in Ti Tree has been limited owing to the difficulty in filling the vacancy of the Case Coordinator position. An offer has recently been made for this position. In the interim, RJCP’s roving coordinator from Willowra will provide relief services in Ti Tree until the Coordinator commences. Activities RJCP participants are engaged in Certificate II in Music through CAAMA. Learning outcomes include repairs and maintenance to music equipment, team building, time management and other life skills.

Aged & Disability Care

The Coordinator has celebrated 10 years of service in April 2014. A fantastic achievement. The Council’s longest serving employee. She is now entitled to Long Service Leave.

Night Patrol 7 Staff. 4 Casual. Wilora have no issues.

Discipline issues at 6 Mile to be investigated by


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the end of May. Wilora weren’t present for training in May due to a funeral. The Night Patrol Manager met with them on 20/5/14 at Wilora to cover the training requirements. The hours are 6:00PM to Midnight Monday to Friday. The Night Patrol have been assisting the Community with the School Attendance Policy that is assisting with getting kids home after 8.30PM on Sunday through to Thursday nights. At any time where there is school the following day.

6. Customer Service Log Attached is the customer service log to capture all request for service that relate to our operations which will help ensure follow up and action in all communities. CDRC would like Community members to highlight issues the service counter in the office to ensure key issues raised by community members are documented for services we currently provide. ISSUES, CONSEQUENCES AND OPTIONS The Community Report will be changed as required to suit member and staff requirements as well as ensure CDRC meets its requirements as per the Local Government Act and associated guidelines. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS A finance report will be tabled separately and associated training on the finance report will be provided at future meeting.

CONSULTATION

It is planned further work will be undertaken by the LA Board members with support of CDRC staff to build on the Service Plan work that was started by previous Local Boards to ensure LA member decisions are made on main priorities for 2014/2015. In addition this will need to include local capital plan priorities.


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COMMUNITY REPORTS

COMMUNITY REPORTS ITEM NUMBER 9.2 TITLE Finance Report REFERENCE AUTHOR David Stokes, RSM, TiTree COMPLETION DATE 17 June 2014. LINKS TO STRATEGIC PLAN Goal 01: Social Goal 02: Environment Goal 03: Management and Governance Motion That the Local Authority note the financial report for the Anmatjere area Moved Rodney Baird Seconded Mark Pepperill Carried SUMMARY BACKGROUND ATTACHMENTS 1 Financial report (3 pages) ATTACHMENTS


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GENERAL BUSINESS

ITEM NUMBER 10.1 TITLE Report from Regional Council REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL




Goal 01: Social and Cultural Goal 03: Economy Goal 04: Environment Goal 05: Management and Governance

MOTION That Local Authority accept the report from Council on decisions made in the last Regional Council Meeting. Moved James Glenn Seconded Adrian Dixon Carried

SUMMARY: Council decisions on recommendations made in the last Regional Council Meeting are attached in the ‘Plain English Summary’

BACKGROUND Local Authorities need to consider the ‘Plain English Summary’ carefully and ensure that any Local Authority Actions raised in the previous report to Council are addressed in this document. ISSUES, CONSEQUENCES AND OPTIONS Nil

ATTACHMENTS: 1 20140606 Plain English Summary June 2014 (2).pdf


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Attachment 1 20140606 Plain English Summary June 2014 (2).pdf

Attachment 1 Page 27






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GENERAL BUSINESS

ITEM NUMBER 10.2 TITLE Community Action Plan and Priorities REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL




Goal 01: Social and Cultural Goal 02: Physical Assets Goal 03: Economy Goal 04: Environment Goal 05: Management and Governance

Motion That the Local Authority note that consultations for RJCP CAP and Community Planning will be recommenced Moved Rodney Baird Seconded Adrian Dixon Carried

SUMMARY: RJCP (CAP) Discuss required amendments to the Anmatjere section of

the region 25 (RJCP) CAP Plan and ensured that they reflected accurately the wishes of the community. The amended document is to be endorsed by the Local Authority. Glenn Irvine will conduct further consultations over the next 4 weeks.

Community Planning Project Community planning has been an ongoing process with input from RSMs and CSMs through the Works Matrix. Further consultations will be conducted in parallel with the former mentioned above.

BACKGROUND Matrix on Board conducted RJCP CAP consultations in the Anmatjere region. Members were very unhappy with the lack of proper consultation with community leaders especially lack of consultation with Local Board members. ISSUES, CONSEQUENCES AND OPTIONS Nil FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS Nil


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ADVICE FROM EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM

Nil

CONSULTATION

Nil

ATTACHMENTS: CDSC Anmatjere Local Authority Planning 2014 -2015

GLENN IRVINE’S DOCUMENT GOES HERE


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GENERAL BUSINESS

ITEM NUMBER 10.3 TITLE Schedule of Meetings REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL





Motion That Local Authority note the attached meeting planner for 2014 Local Authority meetings. Moved Jasper Haines Seconded James Glenn Carried

SUMMARY: The Local Authority should use the attached 2014 CDRC planner to schedule dates for attendance of future Local Authority meetings.

BACKGROUND The Central Desert Regional Council 2014 year planner sets out the important reminder dates for meetings throughout the year. In this instance, it will help as a reminder to Local Authority members to plan ahead for future meetings.

ATTACHMENTS: 1 REGIONAL PLANNER 2014.pdf

Attachment 1 REGIONAL PLANNER 2014.pdf



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GENERAL BUSINESS

ITEM NUMBER 10.4 TITLE Night Patrol Reference Group REFERENCE AUTHOR Brian Corby, Manager, Night Patrol COMPLETION DATE 17 June 2014 LINKS TO STRATEGIC PLAN The Chair called that discussions regarding Night Patrol issues be conducted in closed session and invited all non members to retire.

Motion That this Local Authority allow the briefing paper from Brian Corby discussing the Attorney General’s wish that a Night Patrol reference Group be established to be tabled Moved Pres. A Dixon Seconded Graham Woods Carried Motion That this Local Authority allow the Night Patrol Manager to address it at each meeting of the Authority as the “Night Patrol Reference Group” during the presentation of the community report. Moved Dean Pepperill Seconded Councillor James Glenn Carried Motion That this Local Authority begin to consider an Alcohol Management Plan for its communities and that the RSM collect information to present to the next meeting. Moved A Dixon Seconded James Glenn Carried SUMMARY BACKGROUND ATTACHMENTS: 1 Briefing paper to allow the Local Authority to act as the Night Patrol

Reference Group


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ITEM NUMBER 11.1 TITLE Questions from Members REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL





BACKGROUND Mr. Jasper Haines wanted guidance as to responsibilities for community tidiness, as he believed that it was the role of Field Officers to pick up rubbish. Member Rodney Baird, (who is also the Regional Works Manager) explained that the field staff responsibility is to empty the wheelie bins and to mow/slash the grass in and around communities, but not to pick up litter thrown from yards into streets or that beside bins because people failed to put it in the bin. He stressed that residents must do their part in keeping communities clean and tidy – by not dropping litter, by not dismantling cars on the foot paths or leaving car parts in the areas that need to be mowed. He said that council has dumpster bins and trailers available for residents to use when cleaning up. He also said that if residents wanted to do a whole of community clean up that he would supply drivers with vehicles and plant to assist, but he said that the residents must do their part and not rely on staff to collect rubbish thrown down just anyhow by residents. ISSUES, CONSEQUENCES AND OPTIONS


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PETITIONS AND DEPUTATIONS

ITEM NUMBER 13.1 TITLE GEC news and views REFERENCE \COUNCIL AGENDAS AND MINUTES\LOCAL





RECOMMENDATION: That the Local Authority note the verbal report from the Government Engagement (GEC) Moved Rodney Baird Seconded Adrian Dixon Carried

SUMMARY: Arthur Dougherty (GEC) spoke of the amalgamation of some 150 funding streams down to 15. He stressed the quantum of funds available had not changed. He invited members to visit and discuss local issues with him. He pointed to the three priorities of PM & C, being improved attendances at school, greater employment opportunities and safe communities.

BACKGROUND The Government Engagement Coordinator (GEC) and Indigenous Liaison Officer are members of the staff of Prime Minister and Cabinet. They report on the good, and bad, things happening in the area. ISSUES, CONSEQUENCES AND OPTIONS FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS ADVICE FROM EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM

CONSULTATION

ATTACHMENTS: There are no attachments for this report. 15 CLOSE OF MEETING


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The meeting closed at 6:00pm, the members joining the visitors in coffee and light refreshment. ITEM NUMBER 13.2 TITLE Dept. of Community Services REFERENCE AUTHOR David Stokes, RSM, TiTree COMPLETION DATE 18 June 2014. LINKS TO STRATEGIC PLAN Goal 01; Social and Cultural Goal 03: Economy Goal 04: Management and Governance Motion That the meeting note the comments from the dept of Community Services regarding the NTGs new leadership initiative Moved Jasper Haines Seconded James Glenn Carried SUMMARY Messrs. Andrew Ross and Kevin Tilmouth addressed the meeting in relation to a new initiative by the NTG to identify, train and encourage the next generation of leaders to come forward, to work with government, and to advise government on matters relating to Indigenous advancement. Promotional material will be available shortly, an official launch date to be advised. BACKGROUND The NTG, realising that many of the current leaders in Indigenous communities are aging; a new program to engage the next generation of leaders has been established. ATTACHMENTS Nil

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