The current members of the Committee are: Mr Sam Duluk MP (Presiding Member) Mr David Basham MP Hon Zoe Bettison MP Mr Blair Boyer MP Mr Matt Cowdrey OAM MP Hon Stephen Mullighan MP Mr Stephen Patterson MP Further information For further information on this inquiry, please contact the Parliamentary Officer via: Phone 08 8237 9223 Email efc.assembly@parliament.sa.gov.au Web www.parliament.sa.gov.au/efc Twitter @EcoFinComSA https://twitter.com/ecofincomsa?

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, government mailto:sa.community.alliance@gmail.com 7 Engagement approach Tactic Purpose Timing Media release (at the discretion of the Minister’s office) Raise awareness of the proposed changes and the consultation for stakeholders and all interested South Australians 11 April Letter (via email) to: • SA council and LGA CEs • SA council mayors • Planning/building industry bodies • Planning consultancies • MPs Notify key stakeholders of proposed changes to SPP1 and opportunity to provide feedback 11 April PlanSA website, including online feedback form Provide information on the proposed amendment and opportunity to give feedback Gather stakeholder feedback (directing to YourSAy as primary way of making a submission) 11 April YourSAy website, including survey Provide easy-to-understand information explaining the proposed changes Gather community and stakeholder feedback 11 April Social media: • PlanSA Facebook • PlanSA Twitter

Governments rolling up and telling people to do things because they have a legislative capacity to do it I think is a matter of last resort, generally. 418 The PRESIDING MEMBER: I noticed on the For More Information you have a twitter communication aspect.

When we issue warnings to the community for fires, that is generated by our operational people, and usually from our regional areas where the fires are occurring, and that is an automated system that provides warnings through to news outlets, to radio stations, and the like, onto our website, onto Facebook and Twitter.