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An update on Activity Reports was presented and the
following was noted:
Kate Taylor Central Hawke’s Bay
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Fatigue Stop – A
great response from the public and good feedback received.
·
Safe hunting promotion
– agreed it would be commenced earlier next year.
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Following a question
on the use of quad bikes on farm vs. on road, Inspector Wallace advised on
farm there is no requirement for quad bikes to have a warrant or
registration. However if used on the roads and driven over 40 kms per hour
full road licensing is required. Inspector Wallace advised he would provide
a poster to Mayor Probert on this subject.
·
Mrs Anderson advised
ACC have a link on their website “safety on quad bikes”.
·
Terry Kingston
confirmed he had received positive feedback from members of the public on the
work Kate had been doing.
Kae
Schlierike Wairoa
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Ongoing work with
Wairoa College on billboard design.
·
Successful Soba D
campaign run at Frasertown Tavern with a good number of registrations. It
was noted that while invited to be part of the campaign the Police were a no
show. Inspector Wallace agreed to follow this up.
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Request had been
received from Waikaremoana to run the same campaign there.
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A programme targeting
older drivers is taking place over June and July in conjunction with AA.
Fiona
Whaanga & Liz Schlierike
·
Visits to Early
Childhood Centres providing education on fitting and using child restraints
ongoing. A visit to Wairoa is planned for week beginning 24 June 2013.
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Mrs Anderson
acknowledged the great work these two have been undertaking and the success
of the campaigns, especially with the limited amount of hours they work.
Linda
Anderson, Regional Manager
Mrs Anderson provided an overview of her report and
the following was noted:
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Another successful
Youth Alcohol Expo held recently with feedback and surveys now being
reviewed. While encouraging feedback had been received the team will be
reviewing all aspects of the Expo and look for adding more value and
improvements moving forward.
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Mrs Anderson
commented that other areas were interested in the Hawke’s Bay model.
·
A good campaign, in
conjunction with Police, on truck driver’s health and safety had been run for
truck drivers at the Port of Napier; she advised this had been well
received. It was planned for this programme to be run at ‘weigh stations’ in
the future.
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A full review will
take place on the “Just another Saturday Night” resource.
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“Mothers Against
Impaired Driving” (MAID’s) website was now live.
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Motorcycle safety
campaign to be reviewed, with an option of adding an ‘advanced’ programme.
ACTION: Provide an annual report to each of the TLAs and key partners. To
include What programmes have been run, what is planned and a brief financial
update.
Other comments made by the Committee included:
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Can the work Kate
Taylor and RoadSafe carry out in CHB have more exposure. Especially the Soba
D campaign and Party Register.
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In response to a
question on providing any assistance to the Putorino community, Mrs Anderson
advised a Host Responsibility programme will be implemented.
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Inspector Wallace, on
behalf of Police, thanked Linda and the team for the great work they do and
that it was appreciated by Police. He believed a strong profile had been
established with good branding especially with the exposure received at the
Expo.
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Councillor Dick on
behalf of the Committee thanked the dedicated RoadSafe team and congratulated
them on their effectiveness.
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