The yourSAy online consultation was promoted on the PlanSA website consultation page for the Riverbank Code Amendment, as well as yourSAy’s social channels. 8 Social media campaign The following social media platforms were used to promote the engagement opportunity and encourage feedback throughout the consultation period: • PlanSA Facebook • AGD Twitter.

The yourSAy online consultation was promoted on the PlanSA website consultation page for the Riverbank Code Amendment, as well as yourSAy’s social channels. 8 Social media campaign The following social media platforms were used to promote the engagement opportunity and encourage feedback throughout the consultation period: • PlanSA Facebook • AGD Twitter.

The yourSAy online consultation was promoted on the PlanSA website consultation page for the Riverbank Code Amendment, as well as yourSAy’s social channels. 8 Social media campaign The following social media platforms were used to promote the engagement opportunity and encourage feedback throughout the consultation period: • PlanSA Facebook • AGD Twitter.

Kind regards, Andrew Knox Knox Book of Documents Page 159 Knox Book of Documents Page 160 Knox Book of Documents Page 161 Knox Book of Documents Page 162 Knox Book of Documents Page 163 Knox Book of Documents Page 164 Knox Book of Documents Page 165 Knox Book of Documents Page 166 Knox Book of Documents Page 167 Ministerial Statement Minister Jack Snelling Minister for Health Minister for the Arts Minister for Health Industries www.premier.sa.gov.au Twitter: @sa_press_sec 9 February 2016 INCORRECT DOSAGE OF CYTARABINE Mr Speaker, over a period of six months, from 2014 – 2015, five patients at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and five patients at Flinders Medical Centre were given an incorrect dosage of a chemotherapy drug, Cytarabine, receiving one dose a day instead of two during their treatment.

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Engagement included: • Public Notices in the Advertiser and various regional newspapers • Media releases • Social Media – Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter • Letters to key State Agencies, Local Governments, key industry and community group stakeholders • Letters to parties who had previously contacted Planning and Land Use Services in relation to requested variations to EFPA boundaries. 9 Details of the Review were also placed on the PlanSA portal (SA Planning Portal) together with an electronic submission form for interested parties to complete.

Property Council of Australia 142 Gawler Place Adelaide SA 5000 P: +61 (8) 8236 0900 F: +61 (8) 8223 6451 ABN 13 008 474 422 E: npaine@propertyoz.com.au Twitter: PropertyOzSA www.propertyoz.com.au/sa/ 31 January 2013 Ms Lisa Baxter Executive Officer, Economic and Finance Committee Parliament House North Terrace ADELAIDE SA 5000 Email: EFC.Assembly@parliament.sa.gov.au Dear Ms Baxter Please find attached the Property Council of Australia’s submission to the Parliament of South Australia Economic and Finance Committee’s Taxation Review.

Property Council of Australia 142 Gawler Place Adelaide SA 5000 P: +61 (8) 8236 0900 F: +61 (8) 8223 6451 ABN 13 008 474 422 E: npaine@propertyoz.com.au Twitter: PropertyOzSA www.propertyoz.com.au/sa/ 31 January 2013 Ms Lisa Baxter Executive Officer, Economic and Finance Committee Parliament House North Terrace ADELAIDE SA 5000 Email: EFC.Assembly@parliament.sa.gov.au Dear Ms Baxter Please find attached the Property Council of Australia’s submission to the Parliament of South Australia Economic and Finance Committee’s Taxation Review.

Advice was also provided on Facebook and Twitter of the release of the DPA and location of related information.