MSAC Community Reference Panel

The MSAC Community Reference Panel is part of MSAC’s commitment to better understanding the needs of visitors, and identifying opportunities for improving day-to-day operations and service delivery.

With over 2 million visits each year, we welcome a vast array of user groups and individuals to our facility, representing all ages, genders and levels of health and fitness. From the absolute beginner to the high-performance athlete, everyone has their own reason for coming here. We’re committed to providing all visitors with the best possible experience, while acknowledging that it will always be a challenge to perfectly balance the demands of so many diverse groups.

With this in mind, we have established a Community Reference Panel comprising representatives of various user groups.

MSAC Community Reference Panel members are:

Julie Dammery

Xin Chen

Rosie Cuppaidge

Michael Daly

Mahsa Gieve

Mark Gristock

Lauren Porter

Charlie Richardson

If you would like to get in touch with a panel member, please email communitypanel@ssct.com.au and provide a brief summary of nature of your enquiry or request.

The key function of this panel is for MSAC management to engage with community representatives on the operations at MSAC from its various users’ perspectives. This includes:

  • Provide input to assist MSAC in the process of developing long-term, strategic plans and opportunities
  • Providing information and feedback regarding how we best service our members, visitors and other user groups
  • Identifying issues, concerns and feedback that need to be taken into consideration during projects and day-to-day operations

Panel members act in an informing and advisory capacity, but do not have any authority or responsibility in the operations or activities at MSAC. As the responsible body, the State Sports Centres Trust (SSCT) will make all final decisions.

In establishing the panel, State Sports Centres Trust makes the following commitments to its members to:

  • Establish a transparent, consultative process
  • Respect the position of individual panel members, and the constituents or organisations they represent
  • Encourage all issues to be tabled and discussed
  • Give full and respectful consideration to outcomes of consultation processes

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