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Hello and Welcome to My Website!I decided to set up this site as a communication opportunity for myself and most importantly – you – the people of Frome. I hope you enjoy exploring this site as much as my staff and I did when putting it together. I appreciate feedback, and would love to hear from you as to the information you would like made available on the site. The Frome Electorate and Regional South Australia is very important to me. Engaging with the community is essential to ensure that I have a clear understanding of issues faced by the people of Frome. |
LISTENING POSTS
Geoff continues to conduct listening posts in rural towns. Whether you represent an organisation, group or are an individual, if you would like to meet with Geoff for any state issues you wish to discuss or have assistance with. Please contact the Frome Electorate office to make an appointment to meet with Geoff Brock your State Member for Parliament. Listening Posts to be held in 2018 will be advertised here.
CLARE
Dates:
• Monday 17th December 2018
• Monday 21st January 2019
Time: 10.00 am to 2.00pm
Location: Stan Scott Room, Town Hall, Main Street Clare
Frome Electorate Office on 8633 1210 if you would like to make an appointment time.
2019 – Listening Posts will be advertised here.
New Articles
(News & Events tab)
- Family and Business Drought Support Mentor Program – South Australia’s Family and Business (FaB) Support Program is here to help farmers
- Herd of Hope – Australian Charity – Organ donors, Donor families and Recipents
- Statues Amendment Bill 2018 (Decriminalisation of Sex Work)
- Economic Contribution of Migration to SA
- Legislation to scrap payroll tax for Small Businesses
YOUR SAY
For a full list of topics and further information visit: yoursay.sa.gov.au
New guidelines for managing roadside vegetation
The new guidelines aim to provide local councils and DPTI with greater capacity to clear roadside vegetation and provide the pathway for removing native vegetation that poses a safety concern. They also outline when approval is required by the Native Vegetation Council and how it should be obtained.
• attending a regional workshop (tourism industry)
For more information click this link: https://yoursay.sa.gov.au Closing Date: Monday 31 December 2018
South Australian Tourism Plan 2030
With 2020 fast approaching, the SATC has begun planning for the next South Australian Tourism Plan. This will set the vision for the South Australian visitor economy from now until 2030. The new plan will be developed with extensive industry consultation, and aims to identify the areas that will genuinely make a difference and maximise the effectiveness of our collective efforts. The Interim Guidelines will allow greater capacity for clearance of native vegetation regrowth on roadsides up to 20 years of age (previously 5 years). This will allow local councils and DPTI to undertake the majority of their roadside vegetation maintenance without requiring any approval. Where an approval is required, less information is needed.
For more information click this link: https://yoursay.sa.gov.au Closing Date: Monday 31 December 2018
Surrogacy in South Australia
You are invited to provide feedback on both the South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI) report into South Australian surrogacy laws, and the draft Surrogacy Bill 2018. The Bill is a work in progress, as some policy and other matters are still under development. We want to hear your opinion about the recommendations in the report and the draft Bill so far, and any further areas that should be considered for inclusion in the Bill.
Feedback is sought from families that have first-hand experience of surrogacy, those who have legal experience in the area, interested experts and members of the community
For more information click this link: https://yoursay.sa.gov.au Closing Date: Friday 15th February 2019
