FPAA

The Fire Protection Association of Australia has recently sought nominations for the Board of Directors. I have again been nominated (third year in a row) and welcome the opportunity to participate in the election.

I have prepared a candidate statement (below) that summaries the fresh approach, enthusiasm and commitment I offer.

I seek the support of all members and would be pleased to discuss any issues that may be of relevance in the election process.

Fire Australia was launched today by FPAA president Mr Peter Johnson. The conference is being held at the Australian Technology Park in Sydney. There are also over 60 exhibitors and an array of new products. The conference theme is "Setting tomorrows goals today".

The Fire Protection Association of Australia has recently sought nominations for the Board of Directors. I have again been nominated and welcome the opportunity to participate in the election.

I have prepared a candidate statement that hopefully addresses some of the opportunities I see we can expand on within the fire protection industry.

I welcome the support of all members and would be pleased to discuss any issues that may be of relevance in the election process.

Recently I was nominated in the 2007 election for Fire Protection Association of Australia board election.

In accepting the nomination, I am required to provide a short (150 word) candidate statement. I have included a copy of the statement below...

Now begins the process of getting member support for the election....

I received the following email as an update on the regulatory changes in Queensland from the Queensland Fire & rescue Service (QFRS). It outlines the analysis of the submissions received from stakeholders and the community regarding the review of Queensland Building Fire Safety Regulation 1991 by Department of Emergency Services (DES).