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SHOOT AD.Indd ����� �� �� � � � SHOOTERS � � � � � � � � � � � CF � � � � � � � � � � � CV� TO KEEP � � � � VOTE YOUR SPORT The Combined Firearms Council of Victoria represents the political Political observers say that the Greens could hold the balance of interests of the state’s major shooting organisations. power. If that happens then the shooting sports could be in a lot of trouble. This is because the Greens will be able to demand that Our election strategy is simple: the Government implement their policies in order to pass legislation. we support candidates who support the shooting sports. The Greens’ Animal Welfare Policy states that the Greens will work towards: The new system of voting for the Upper House creates a risk that minor parties who are against our sport may be elected. “Ending recreational hunting” You might think you’re voting for a particular party, but the flow We do not believe the Greens will stop there. We believe they will of preferences could mean you end up supporting one of the minor seek to restrict other shooting activities like vermin control and parties who could hold the ‘balance of power’. target shooting. Other activities that are also under threat from extreme Green policies include: FISHING 4 WHEEL DRIVING RODEOS TRAIL BIKE RIDING Your vote at the state election on Saturday, November 25 is vital for our sport In the Lower House (districts), we recommend you vote for: Albert Park: John Thwaites ALP Gembrook: Peter McConachy NP Monbulk: James Merlino ALP Bass: Ken Smith Lib Gippsl’d East: Craig Ingram Ind Mornington: David Morris Lib Bellarine: Lisa Neville ALP Hastings: Rosy Buchanan ALP Narracan: Ian Maxfield ALP Bendigo East: Jacinta Allan ALP Hawthorn: Ted Baillieu Lib Nepean: Martin Dixon Lib Box Hill: Robert Clark Lib Kew: Andrew McIntosh Lib Polwarth: Terry Mulder Lib Broadmeadows: John Brumby ALP Kilsyth: David Hodgett Lib Ripon: Joe Helper ALP Caulfield: Helen Shardey Lib Mt Waverley: Michael Gidley Lib S/W Coast: Denis Napthine Lib Doncaster: Mary Wooldridge Lib Macedon: Joanne Duncan ALP Sandringham: Murray Thompson Lib Evelyn: Heather McTaggart ALP Malvern: Michael O’Brien Lib Seymour: Ben Hardman ALP Ferntree Gully: Nick Wakeling Lib Mildura: Russell Savage Ind Tarneit: Tim Pallas ALP Geelong: Ian Trezise ALP Mitcham: Tony Robinson ALP Williamstown: Steve Bracks ALP Yan Yean: Danielle Green ALP Melbourne, Brunswick, Richmond and Northcote: A vote for the Liberals or Greens in these inner city seats may result in a Greens candidate getting elected to Parliament. In these seats, PUT THE GREENS LAST! In the Upper House, we recommend you vote “1” above-the-line for: Country Eastern Victoria Region (ie Mornington Peninsula, Wonthaggi, Mallacoota, Omeo) Country Alliance Northern Victoria Region (ie Mildura, Wodonga, Shepparton, Healesville, Bendigo) Country Alliance Western Victoria Region (ie Portland, Geelong, Ballarat, Horsham to SA border) Country Alliance Metro Eastern Metropolitan Region (ie Eltham, Box Hill, Mitcham, Ferntree Gully, Kilsyth) Family First Southern Metropolitan Region (ie Kew, Burwood, Sandringham, Brighton, Albert Pk) Group C Northern Metropolitan Region (ie Melbourne, Brunswick, Diamond Creek) Family First Western Metropolitan Region (ie Pascoe Vale, Williamstown, Keilor, Craigieburn) Liberal South Eastern Metropolitan Region (ie Hallam, Mulgrave, Mordialloc, Frankston) ALP We urge you to vote “below the line” to avoid your preferences going to the Greens by numbering the* five ALP candidates *1 – 5 respectively. You can number more boxes to direct your preferences to other parties if you wish to do so. For all other seats, vote for the party of your choice but make sure you put the Greens last For more detailed information on the state election, visit our website at WWW.CFCV.ORG.AU Authorised by Bill Paterson 2 / 26 Ellingworth Pde Box Hill 3128 for the Combined Firearms Council of Victoria. Ph 9890 1099 / 0425 746 066.
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