1. South West Group Presentation to Freight and Logistics Council 20 February 2013 Mick McCarthy Director

2. South West Group - Background Established in 1983 Voluntary Region of Councils (VROC) Member Councils –City of Cockburn –Town of East Fremantle –City of Fremantle –City of Kwinana –City of Melville –City of Rockingham Population - 373,500 (June 2012) Growth – 4% pa GRP – approx $22 Billion pa Contribution to State’s economy - $30 Billion pa

3. Key Role and Initiatives Lobbying and Advocacy State Election Media Campaign Stakeholder Engagement – Agency, Local Members of Parliament Budget Submissions Submissions on Policy, Plans, Legislation, Strategies that impact on the region Integrating Transport and Land Use Planning Regional Transport Action Plan Strategic Priority Projects Project Team – Greg Martin and Chris Fitzhardinge Employment and Workforce Development Employment and Workforce Development Plan 2009 to 2024 Jobs Expo (September 2012) Training and Skills Development Forum Journey to Work Economic Development Regional Development Australia – Perth Management Committee Economic Development Australia – WA Division Tours – Activity Centres, Civic Precincts, City Centre Redevelopments NBN Rollout Environmental and Natural Resource Management Regional NRM Strategy and Business

4. Regional Transport Action Plan Regional approach to transport and integrated land use planning Over 30 studies underway – unprecedented! Action based approach – help yourself 9 Strategic Priority Projects –Outer Harbour Port Gateway – New Port(s)/Latitude 32 –Murdoch Activity Centre/Jandakot City –Cockburn Central Development and Connections –Fremantle Inner Harbour –Fremantle City Redevelopment –Cockburn Coast Development –Keralup Townsite and Karnup –Central Transport Network –South Eastern Transport Network Elements extracted for State Election Media Campaign

5. State Election Media Campaign Review of Lobbying and Advocacy Activities Transport a key issue for the region Engagement with State Government Agencies Meetings with Directors General Engagement with Local MPs and Candidates Election Policy Statement Priority Projects Media and Advertising

6. Freight – Shaping Transport Latitude 32 and Intermodal Terminal Road Rail Logistics Port Access

7. Increasing Freeway Capacity

8. Removing Bottlenecks

9. Priority Freight Corridors - Impacts on residential areas - Safety - Road standards - Conflicts with other road users

10. -Planning - Strategic connections - HWL - Dangerous Goods - Urban expansion Future Freight Corridors

11. SWG and Freight and Logistics Council – Working Together Partnerships Joint lobbying and advocacy Sharing research and submissions Raise awareness on Member issues Goals – Greater recognition - Higher priority - Increased investment

12. Questions and Discussion