National Policy Council Membership

The policies of the Auto Recyclers Association of Australia are formulated by the ARAA National Policy Council. This Council is made up of people who have a passion for our industry and who want to participate in shaping the future directions for auto recycling in Australia.

The Chairman of the National Policy Council is Simon Hemingway of Justoyota in Moorabbin, Victoria. It holds its meetings by teleconference, generally on a bi-monthly basis.

Members of the Inaugural National Policy Council are:

  • QLD
    • Lawrie Beacham, Jeeepart Recyclers, Hervey Bay
    • Jeff Hume, Total Parts Plus, Moorooka
    • Viv Connolly, Sandgate Wreckers, Sandgate
    • Darren Connolly, Sandgate Wreckers, Sandgate
    • Ron Bowes, Pick-a-Part, Rockhampton
  • SA
    • Mark Kraulis, U-PULL-IT, Lonsdale
    • Peter Barrows, Top Spot Auto Dismantlers, Mount Gambier
    • Hugo Pelligrini, Paradise Auto Parts, Para Hills West
  • NT
    • Keith Jessup, Palmerston 4WD Spares, Palmerston
  • WA
    • Michael Beasley, JTW Auto Parts, O’Connor
    • Kevin McAuliffe, Westwide Motor Wreckers, Maddington
  • VIC
    • Simon Hemingway, Justoyota, Moorabbin
    • Mike Third, Total Auto Recyclers, Dandenong
    • Bill Bartlett, SafetyQuip, Nunawading
    • Chris Daglis, APR Pty Ltd, Keilor East
    • Geoff Paton, Daiauto, Braeside
    • James Phillip, First Auto Parts Plus, Seaford
  • NSW
    • Fred Silk, Sapphire Fast Parts, Pambula
    • Michael Kirkwood, Coastal Eurowreck, Toormina
    • Damien Grant, Bathurst Auto Parts, Bathurst
  • TAS
    • Ian Grant, Churchill Park Parts World, Launceston
    • Matthew Woolley, Japanese Car Parts, Moonah
  • ARAA wants to be an inclusive association where the views of all persons are able to be heard and considered, and where policy is developed based on the widest possible input from within the membership.

    In addition to the National Policy Council, ARAA will have a number of Policy Development Committees whose role will be to consider in greater detail specific issues affecting our industry, and to develop policy proposals for consideration by the Council.

    In order to minimise the time demands on members, all meetings are held by teleconference. We invite all members who want to have a say in the future of our industry to register their interest in either the Council or a Policy Development Committee.

    You can register your interest by ringing David Nolan on 03 9502 7513 or 0418 829 110.

Register interest in working with the Nation Policy Council

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