Ms NICOL I am Sally Nicol. I am the manager of Community Connection. I have been with Melba for — just on seven years. I support a fabulous group of people who are really committed to getting people out and about in the community every day. They do some great work and people are really part of our local community. Mr FOARD Given that Michael has joined us up at the front, Michael, would you like to say hi to the — people here? Michael Sellwood is another member of our advisory group. Mr SELLWOOD I would, but I do not know everyone. — I am Andrea. Hi, Michael. Mrs COOTE — Mr MADDEN I am Justin. How are you, Michael? — Mr SELLWOOD I do not know you. — Mrs COOTE You do now. — Mr SELLWOOD Not really. — Mr MADDEN Not really well put it that way. — — Mrs COOTE He used to be a good footballer. — Mr MADDEN That was a long time ago. — Mr SELLWOOD Justin Madden! — Mrs COOTE the one. — That’s Mr SELLWOOD Is that your real name? — my real name. Mr MADDEN — That’s right; that’s Mrs COOTE his name. — That’s The CHAIR Does that mean Michael is a Carlton supporter? — Mr SELLWOOD Hawthorn. — Mr MADDEN You sound like you know your football. — Mr SELLWOOD I do. now. — You’re retired Mr MADDEN I am, yes in more ways than one. — — Mr SELLWOOD You — don’t play anymore. Mr MADDEN No, I I have not played for a long, long time. — don’t play anymore. Mr SELLWOOD You used to. — We should also introduce Sue Smith, who is here supporting Rhiannon today. Mr FOARD — You are the one that she loves. The CHAIR — Ms SMITH Yes, so it would seem. — Mr FOARD That is true. We have heard from Rhiannon speaking about some of the things she believes — are important. Perhaps we can hear from Sal, who wants to mention briefly the importance of work, which is a fundamental outcome that we strive to achieve for people, and the way that we go about measuring outcomes, which we think is an important aspect of the way we go about things at Melba, too.
Ms NICOL — I am Sally Nicol. I am the manager of Community Connection. I have been with Melba for just on seven years. I support a fabulous group of people who are really committed to getting people out and about in the community every day. They do some great work and people are really part of our local community. Mr FOARD — Given that Michael has joined us up at the front, Michael, would you like to say hi to the people here? Michael Sellwood is another member of our advisory group. Mr SELLWOOD — I would, but I do not know everyone. Mrs COOTE — I am Andrea. Hi, Michael. Mr MADDEN — I am Justin. How are you, Michael? Mr SELLWOOD — I do not know you. Mrs COOTE — You do now. Mr SELLWOOD — Not really. Mr MADDEN — Not really well — put it that way. Mrs COOTE — He used to be a good footballer. Mr MADDEN — That was a long time ago. Mr SELLWOOD — Justin Madden! Mrs COOTE — That’s the one. Mr SELLWOOD — Is that your real name? Mr MADDEN — That’s right; that’s my real name. Mrs COOTE — That’s his name. The CHAIR — Does that mean Michael is a Carlton supporter? Mr SELLWOOD — Hawthorn. Mr MADDEN — You sound like you know your football. Mr SELLWOOD — I do. You’re retired now. Mr MADDEN — I am, yes — in more ways than one. Mr SELLWOOD — You don’t play anymore. Mr MADDEN — No, I don’t play anymore. I have not played for a long, long time. Mr SELLWOOD — You used to. Mr FOARD — We should also introduce Sue Smith, who is here supporting Rhiannon today. The CHAIR — You are the one that she loves. Ms SMITH — Yes, so it would seem. Mr FOARD — That is true. We have heard from Rhiannon speaking about some of the things she believes are important. Perhaps we can hear from Sal, who wants to mention briefly the importance of work, which is a fundamental outcome that we strive to achieve for people, and the way that we go about measuring outcomes, which we think is an important aspect of the way we go about things at Melba, too.
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