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Eastern
Metropolitan Assembly
13 June 2018

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Welcome
Master of Ceremonies
Chris Robinson
Capire Consulting Group

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Housekeeping:
Bathrooms
Phones
Safety and hazards
Tea, coffee and water
Media

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Agenda
6.00 Welcome
6.05 Chair’s Welcome
6.15 Introductory Address by Minister for Suburban Development
6:45 Activity #1 – Reflecting on the 2017 advice
7.10 Supper break and table change
7.20 Activity #2 – Individual polling on top priorities
7.30 Activity #3 – Creating a vision board of the priority outcomes explored
8.10 Thanks and closing
8.30 Boronia K-12 Secondary Choir

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Welcome
Purpose of Assembly
Phil Murton
Deputy Partnership Chair

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Special Acknowledgements
Traditional Owners of the land on which we are meeting
Welcome
Minister for Suburban Development, the Honourable, Lily D’Ambrosio
Deputy Premier, the Honourable James Merlino
Shaun Leane MP, Member for Eastern Metropolitan
Mayors and councillors of the Cities of Knox, Manningham, Maroondah, Monash, and Whitehorse and the Shire of Yarra Ranges
Ladies and gentleman

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Meet the Partnership Members
CEO of Eastern Health, Mr David Plunkett
CEO of the Outer Eastern Learning Education Network, Ms Fiona Purcell
CEO of Knoxbrooke, Mr Kristian Dauncey
Vice President of Box Hill Institute (Lilydale), Dr Susan Maastricht
CEO Yarra Ranges Tourism, Simon O’Callaghan
CEO of Knox City Council, Mr Tony Doyle
CEO of Monash City Council, Ms Andi Diamond
CEO of Manningham City Council, Mr Warwick Winn
CEO of Maroondah City Council, Mr Steve Kozlowski
CEO of Yarra Ranges Shire Council, Mr Glenn Patterson

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Our vision
improved connections between people, places and jobs
Our 2017 priorities:
Regional Connectivity - making it easier to get around the region especially by public transport, walking and cycling
Jobs for Youth - focus on school leavers and under 25s
Affordable and Social housing – focus on key workers and vulnerable people
Integrating Health and Social Services – investigating how to support those who need it most
Social Inclusion – focus on gender equity in sport

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Progressing the priorities in 2018 by talking to
Eastern Alliance for Greenhouse Action;
Eastern Transport Coalition;
Eastern Affordable Housing Alliance;
Melbourne East Sport and Recreation;
community health sector leaders
a purpose-built Social Inclusion Focus Group; and
we’re also holding a business sector lunch on 27 June.
Now, we want to hear from you!

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Purpose of Assembly:
Continue the conversation with the community in the Eastern region
Update you on the Partnership’s work
Hear what young people are saying about the Eastern region
Listen to your feedback to inform the Partnership’s thinking

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Welcome
Ministers Welcome
The Hon Lily D’Ambrosio
Minister for Suburban Development

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Eastern Region

13. What we heard from young people
13 June 2018

14. Young people’s vision for the future

15. Young people’s vision for the future

16. Young people’s vision for the future

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Testing your handset

18. Using the hand held device to vote
When prompted, press the number(s) that corresponds to the answer(s) you wish to give
To change your mind, press the Red Triangle to clear and input your new choice(s)

19. What is the East best known for?
National Parks
Family living
Leafy suburbs
Educational Institutions
Vote Trigger

20. Reflecting on the 2017 advice
13 June 2018

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Activity #1:
Reflecting on the 2017 advice
Review the 2017 advice:
What are your initial reactions to the advice and commitments made since last year?
Did we capture everything that’s important in the region?
If you could add one priority outcome to the advice for 2018, what would it be?

22. New additional priorities
To be added on the day
Vote Trigger

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Time to move to your next table
Move to a table with a theme you are interested in

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Table discussions by theme:
1. Public transport and roads
2. Public transport and roads
3. Walking and cycling
4. Jobs for youth
5. Affordable and social housing
6. Affordable and social housing
7. Health and social services
8. Health and social services
9. Social inclusion
10. Environmental sustainability
11. Life skills in the curriculum
12. Mental Health
13. Community safety
14. New topic
15. New topic  

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Activity #2:
Individual polling on top priorities
Reviewing all priorities old and new:
Choose the top three priority outcomes you think the Partnership should consider for their 2018 advice to government?

26. Table discussions by theme
13 June 2018

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Activity #3:
Deeper dive into priority outcomes
Reflect on what the young people told us
Discuss the following questions in relation to the theme:
What is the real issue we can impact?
What are the opportunities?
How can we ensure everyone has access?
How will we know we are successful?
Each table to design and build a Vision Board for their chosen theme.

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Plenary
Reflection
Evaluation

29. How satisfied are you with the opportunities tonight to share and discuss the priorities for your region?
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Neutral
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Vote Trigger

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What we heard
Reflections, thank-you and next steps
Phil Murton, Deputy Partnership Chair

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Close
The Honourable James Merlino
Deputy Premier

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Performance
Boronia K-12 Secondary Choir
Royals (Lorde)
Lanterns (Birds of Tokyo)
This is me (Kesha)

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Metropolitan Assembly
13 June 2018