This week I was advised that I would not be required in the new Morrison Ministry.
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This week I was advised that I would not be required in the new Morrison Ministry.
- Lyne MP David Gillespie
Since the 2016 election, I have served as an assistant minister in the Turnbull Ministry in the portfolios of rural health, health and children and families.
I have very much enjoyed the work I have been able to do in these portfolios.
Particularly in the health portfolio, where I was able to put together a number of important initiatives in the health workforce space, that will have long lasting benefits to health delivery in regional Australia in the years ahead.
In the children and families portfolio, our work in implementing the third action plan for the protection of Australia’s children, the development of a fourth action plan and securing further progress on permanency and adoption with my State and Territory counterparts, have been highlights.
As well as the work we have been doing in the settlement services space to improve integration among our humanitarian entrants.
A new chapter
In moving on to a new chapter in this parliament, I am very focused on continuing to deliver for our community.
At present, I’m working on a Vision 2030 Plan for our electorate and I’m looking forward to seeing many more surveys come in over the coming weeks as we take many of your ideas forward.
- Gillespie was elected to the Australian Parliament on September 7, 2013, representing The Nationals – which he joined in 2008.