28 January | Reform & Precinct Tracker
Please see below January's edition of the PremierNational Property, Planning and Infrastructure ‘Reform & Precinct Tracker’.
Included in this blog, you will also find some high level PremierNational insights into the newly appointed Minister for Metropolitan Roads and Minister for Women's Safety and Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence, Natalie Ward.
Please contact our Director Ilana Waldman, Special Counsel Lino Caccavo or Special Counsel Antony Anisse if you have any questions with respect to any of these items.
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Minister Ward has considerable experience across law, public affairs, policy and government, and has held senior positions in private legal practice, politics and government sectors.
Ward is passionate about law and justice, finance, sport, and women's participation. Ward plays an active role in her communities. She served as a Director of the Rugby Australia Foundation, has been on the Board of Women Lawyers and The Rotary Club of Sydney and the current Deputy President of The Scots College Foundation Board.
Ward has been a member of the Liberal Party since 1991 and served in various capacities including as a Branch President, Conference Vice-President, Convention Committee member, Women’s Council Executive, Chair of Constitution Standing Committee and Urban Representative on the NSW State Executive. Ward's base for the Upper House is the North Shore/Manly.
Ward is progressive on social issues and is a key figure in the NSW moderate faction.
"I am proud to have been sworn in as the Minister for Metropolitan Roads, Minister for Women’s Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence. Over the past 6 months I have enjoyed meeting the many people involved at all levels in the Sport, Multiculturalism, Seniors and Veterans portfolios. I now look forward to building on the NSW Liberal and Nationals Government’s strong legacy in the roads portfolio through delivering roads projects as part of the NSW Government’s $108 billion infrastructure pipeline. I also look forward to building on my previous work as the Parliamentary Sec" - Natalie Ward.
