Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Matt Kean MP has launched a campaign to urge all businesses to make a Safety Promise to ensure all workers return home safe each day.
The Minister spoke to 2SM today.
Businesses can now make a Safety Promise to help improve the health and safety of their workers, Minister for Better Regulation Matt Kean announced today.
The SafeWork NSW online tool is part of the NSW Government’s $3.2 million ‘Safety starts with you’ campaign that aims to help employers safeguard their workplaces.
“Anyone with a job in this state has the right to a safe and healthy workplace, yet we saw more than 30,000 work-related injuries across the state last year,” Mr Kean said.
Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Matt Kean MP has announced an inquiry under the Charitable Fundraising Act will investigate the RSL's fundraising activities following allegations of financial misconduct.
A Quad Bike Safety Campaign has been launched which aims to reduce the numbers of injuries and death from Quad Bikes on rural properties.
Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Matt Kean says we need to send a message quad bikes are not toys and need to be used safely.
An inquiry under the Charitable Fundraising Act will investigate the RSL's fundraising activities following allegations of financial misconduct, Minister Matt Kean announced today.
The inquiry follows a number of questions about the expenditure of funds raised and held by RSL NSW, RSL LifeCare, and the RSL Welfare and Benevolent Institution (DefenceCare), each of which holds an authority to fundraise under the Charitable Fundraising Act.
Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Matt Kean speaks with Ben Fordham on 2GB regarding the inquiry into the RSL charities.
Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Matt Kean MP speaks with Fiona Wyllie on the ABC about the inquiry into the RSL charities.
The NSW government will step in and investigate the RSL's financial scandals, declaring itself "fed up" with the league's own efforts to investigate claims of possible fraud and cover-ups by some leaders.
Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Matt Kean, who is responsible for charities laws, said it was time "once and for all" to get to the bottom of the allegations.
A series of TV advertisements will screen in regional areas in a bid to reduce the number of people injured or killed in quad bike accidents, the State Government said.
NSW Better Regulation minister, Matt Kean, said the campaign aims to remind people about how to ride safely.
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A confronting new advertising campaign aimed at reducing the number of people killed or injured in quad bike accidents will begin airing across regional NSW this week.
It follows Minister for Better Regulation Matt Kean’s recent announcement of free training and a free helmet for those who complete the course.
The campaign includes two real-life stories, including one about Tamworth teen Amber Thomas who sustained shocking facial injuries in an accident when she was just 14.
After being elected as Member for Hornsby in March 2011, I have embarked on many initiatives that the community and I see as pivotal issues for Hornsby. I see and understand the needs of the community and am proud to play my part.
