Training Programs Committee RANZCP • 2021 – Honorary Research Associate – Telethon Kids Institute • 2019 – Clinical lead, Psychiatry and Chair of Rural and Remote Mental Health Practice, The Rural Clinical School of WA, University of Western Australia • 2019 – Rural Advisor, Editorial Board, Australasian Psychiatry RANZCP • 2019 – Binational Chair, Rural Section of Psychiatry RANZCP • 2013 – Consultant Psychiatrist, WA Country Health Service Past • 2020-2022 Commissioner, National Mental Health Commission • 2021 – Expert Advisory Group – Mental health and wellbeing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on rural and remote individuals and communities • 2018-2020 Australasian College of Emergency Medicine, Better Mental Health Care in Rural Emergency Departments working group • 2018-2019 Steering Committee, Methamphetamine Action Plan, Department of Health WA • 2017-2021 WA Representative, Faculty of Addiction Psychiatry RANZCP • 2017-2018 Expert Panel for Medicinal Cannabis

Registered political parties at the 2022 State Election Registered political party Abbreviation of party name Date of registration Advance SA n/a 7/11/2017 Animal Justice Party n/a 24/11/2016 Australian Family Party Aust Family Party 11/11/2021 Australian Greens SA The Greens 13/02/1996 Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch) Australian Labor Party 17/10/1985 Child Protection Party* CPP 12/12/2017 Family First Party Inc Family First 13/01/2022 Legalise Cannabis South Australia Party LCSA Party 27/01/2022 Liberal Democratic Party Liberal Democrats less government more freedom 27/01/2022 Liberal Party of Australia (SA Division) Liberal Party 17/10/1985 National Party of Australia (SA) Inc The Nationals 17/10/1985 Pauline Hanson's One Nation n/a 16/09/2021 Real Change SA n/a 20/01/2022 SA-BEST Incorporated SA-BEST 4/07/2017 SA Party – Stop Overdevelopment & Corruption SA Party 20/01/2022 * Did not contest the 2022 State Election. 20 ELECTION REPORT • 2022

Parliamentary Standing Committee 06/04/2021 Expiry of the Partnership Regulations 2006 Attorney-General’s Department 06/04/2021 Expiry of the Professional Standards Regulations 2006 Attorney-General’s Department 06/04/2021 Succession Bill 2021 Attorney-General’s Department 08/04/2021 Review of the Law Council’s Policy Statement on the Process of Judicial Appointments Law Council of Australia 09/04/2021 Bow and Crossbow Hunting in South Australia Social Development Committee 14/04/2021 Open Letter to the Premier – 30th Anniversary of the National Report of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Department of Premier and Cabinet 27/04/2021 Social Security (Parenting payment participation requirements – class of persons) Instrument 2021 Law Council of Australia 27/04/2021 Inquiries Bill 2021 Attorney-General’s Department 28/04/2021 Establishment of an accreditation system for Children’s Contact Services Law Council of Australia 30/04/2021 Road Traffic (Medicinal Cannabis

R v Stamos, Stanton, Kapovic and Williams - The respondents were involved in cannabis dealing and Stamos and Williams were also dealing in ecstasy.

These provisions include increased penalties for trafficking in narcotics, increased forfeiture powers, reduced penalties for the personal possession and use of cannabis and the establishment of Assessment and Aid Panels (which assess and arrange for the treatment of addicted drug users).

These investigations included one potential electrical fatality, four fire investigations, four incidents involving machinery contacting overhead power lines, one person receiving burns from an electrical incident, an incident resulting in significant damage to a high voltage switchboard, a factory worker being injured by machinery and a school student almost making contact with live electrical cables. 3.3.1 Fires The OTR assisted the Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS) with the investigation of a house that caught fire as a result of lights associated with the cultivation of cannabis igniting the surrounding area.

Finalised applications and proposals (1 July 2014-30 June 2015) Application or Proposal Brief Description Outcome A1039 – Low THC Hemp as a Food To approve the use of Cannabis sativa with low levels of tetrahydrocannabinol, in both seed and seed oil, as a food.

In 1998/1999, six Operations were conducted at Yatala Labour Prison, Mobilong Prison, Adelaide 52 Annual Report 1998/1999 World Class Performance Women's Prison and the Port Adelaide and North East Community Correctional Centres resulting in: four prisoners being charged by Police; three visitors being charged by Police; ten prisoners placed on non contact visits; thirteen visitors being banned; numerous telephone numbers being prohibited to prisoners; four Community Service offenders being issued with cannabis expiation notices; and one Community Service offender being charged with possession of a drug of dependence for sale.