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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA   16 JANUARY 2023




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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                                             16 JANUARY 2023

              Looking outwards

              \We have started a conversation with leaders       protecting the environment as inherently linked
              from key sectors about the impacts to local        with protecting human wellbeing, and the
              organisations and the communities they support     wellbeing of future generations, feeling that we
              and serve. We sought perspectives from             are strongest as a community with the shared
              sectors as diverse as built environment and        goal of caring for Country.
              infrastructure to not-for-profits and community          :     ’
              outreach groups, from the small and medium         We witness impacts to the places we eed
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              health institutions, and from natural resource     gardens, from our favourite national parks
              management groups to youth representatives.        Se                                 le
                                                                 disruption to our livelihoods, especially for the
              Overwhelmingly, our local leaders told us          many small and medium business owners
              that the mental health and wellbeing of our        and employees in sectors such as tourism,
              communities is at risk from the compounding        retail and construction across our region. We
              stresses that arise from a changing climate.       struggle to juggle family, work, and caring
              They reminded us that people don’t                 responsibilities when climate hazards happen.
              compartmentalise impacts from climate change                    /                       :
              — everything comes together at a personal level.   Our     TLS GrOURS and not-for-profit
                                                                 organisations do their best to support us, but
              Our local leaders urged us to take a big picture   are reliant on volunteers and limited budgets,
              view and pursue transformative action, to          and are not well prepared for the loss of
              acknowledge and respond to the urgency of this     critical infrastructure such as electricity, water,
              issue. Likewise, youth leaders from across the     telecommunications that often occurs with
              region stressed the urgency of taking action to    climate hazards.
              protect their future and expressed the position          :
              that everyone has the power and responsibility      et ede the
              to make change. The regional youth see             workshops with
                                                                 local leaders

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