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Fficial Minutes 2021: 49TH ICPA(WA) STATE CONFERENCE. AGENDA MOTIONS, AGM, FINANCIAL REPORT, PORTFOLIO and BRANCH REPORTS, ATTENDANCES and APOLOGIES. wa.icpa.com.au ISOLATED CHILDRENS PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED MINUTES OF THE 49TH ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE Theme: “Educate not Isolate.” Friday 19th March 2021 HELD AT THE Ingot Hotel, Belmont. HOSTED BY GASCOYNE BRANCH 1 2021: 49TH ICPA(WA) STATE CONFERENCE. AGENDA MOTIONS, AGM, FINANCIAL REPORT, PORTFOLIO and BRANCH REPORTS, ATTENDANCES and APOLOGIES. wa.icpa.com.au ICPA (WA) KINDLY THANKS AND ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS AND DONORS OF THE 2021 STATE CONFERENCE Platinum Sponsor: ICPA (WA) would like to acknowledge the ongoing support of the Department of Education, WA. Thank you. 2 2021: 49TH ICPA(WA) STATE CONFERENCE. AGENDA MOTIONS, AGM, FINANCIAL REPORT, PORTFOLIO and BRANCH REPORTS, ATTENDANCES and APOLOGIES. wa.icpa.com.au TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents ICPA (WA) STATE COUNCIL 2020 – 2021 (March 2020 AGM) ....................................................................................... 5 ICPA (WA) STATE COUNCIL 2021 – 2022 (March 2021 AGM) ....................................................................................... 5 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME .......................................................................................................................................... 6 CONFERENCE MOTIONS ................................................................................................................................................ 7 Agenda Motions: Allowances .................................................................................................................................... 7 Agenda Motions: Communications ........................................................................................................................... 9 Agenda Motions: Distance Education, SOTA & Curriculum ...................................................................................... 9 Agenda Motions: Rural & Remote Schools ............................................................................................................. 11 Agenda Motions: Student Accommodation ............................................................................................................ 11 Agenda Motions: Travel .......................................................................................................................................... 12 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ....................................................................................................................................... 19 AGM Motions: ......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Election of State Council for 2021 – 2022 ............................................................................................................... 19 2021 ICPA (WA) President’s Report ........................................................................................................................ 21 Treasurer’s Report ................................................................................................................................................... 24 ICPA Australia Federal Council Report .................................................................................................................... 28 REVISE Conference Report ...................................................................................................................................... 32 PORTFOLIO REPORTS - STATE COUNCIL ...................................................................................................................... 33 Allowances Report ................................................................................................................................................... 33 Communications Report .......................................................................................................................................... 37 Distance Education, SOTA & Curriculum Report ..................................................................................................... 43 Early Childhood Report ............................................................................................................................................ 45 Post Compulsory Report .......................................................................................................................................... 47 Rural and Remote Schools Report ........................................................................................................................... 47 Special/Specific Needs Report ................................................................................................................................. 50 Student Accommodation Report ............................................................................................................................. 52 Teacher Training Report .......................................................................................................................................... 54 Travel Report ........................................................................................................................................................... 55 Rural and Remote Education Advisory Council (RREAC) Report ............................................................................. 59 BRANCH REPORTS ....................................................................................................................................................... 59 Central Wheatbelt North Report ............................................................................................................................. 59 3 2021: 49TH ICPA(WA) STATE CONFERENCE. AGENDA MOTIONS, AGM, FINANCIAL REPORT, PORTFOLIO and BRANCH REPORTS, ATTENDANCES and APOLOGIES. wa.icpa.com.au Eastern Districts Branch Report .............................................................................................................................. 60 Esperance Branch Report ........................................................................................................................................ 62 Gascoyne Branch Report ......................................................................................................................................... 63 Goldfields Eyre Branch Report ................................................................................................................................ 64 Kimberley Air Branch Report ................................................................................................................................... 64 Lakes District Branch Report ................................................................................................................................... 65 Meekatharra Air Branch Report .............................................................................................................................. 66 Midwest Branch Report ........................................................................................................................................... 66 Pilbara Branch Report .............................................................................................................................................. 67 WA Lones Branch Report ......................................................................................................................................... 68 Yalgoo Branch Report .............................................................................................................................................. 68 State Conference Guest List ........................................................................................................................................ 68 State Council Delegates ............................................................................................................................................... 69 Branch Delegates ......................................................................................................................................................... 70 State Conference Conveners ....................................................................................................................................... 70 State Conference Apologies ........................................................................................................................................ 70 4 2021: 49TH ICPA(WA) STATE CONFERENCE. AGENDA MOTIONS, AGM, FINANCIAL REPORT, PORTFOLIO and BRANCH REPORTS, ATTENDANCES and APOLOGIES. wa.icpa.com.au ICPA (WA) STATE COUNCIL 2020 – 2021 (March 2020 AGM) PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Sally Brindal WEBMASTER Kym Ross TREASURER PUBLICITY OFFICER LONES OFFICER Michelle Abbott Jane Hughes Kym Burns IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Tash Johns Naomi Obst Chandra Ridley COMMITTEE Samantha Greay ICPA (WA) STATE COUNCIL 2021 – 2022 (March 2021 AGM) PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Sally Brindal Naomi Obst WEBMASTER Kym Ross TREASURER PUBLICITY OFFICER LONES OFFICER Michelle Abbott Jane Hughes Samantha Greay COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Kym Burns Chandra Ridley Jane Cunningham COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Louise Ford Lee-Anne White 5 2021: 49TH ICPA(WA) STATE CONFERENCE. AGENDA MOTIONS, AGM, FINANCIAL REPORT, PORTFOLIO and BRANCH REPORTS, ATTENDANCES and APOLOGIES.
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