Advocacy

GPRA’s most important role is representing its members’ interests.

As a Registrar member, you have a number of ways to have your voice heard.

1. Contact your Registrar Liaison Officer (RLO)  at your Regional Training Provider.

Click here to be taken to the RLO Directory.

2. Get involved with one of GPRA's subcommittees that are working together to find ways of promoting new ideas and policies.

Contact the Policy Director (Emily Farrell) for more information.

3.Contact GPRA Assist on 1300 131 to speak to someone personally about the matter important to you.

4. Get to know the policies that impact you as a Registrar,  especially the National Minimum Terms and Conditions.

The management and negotiation of the National Minimum Terms & Conditions is the primary area of advocacy for GPRA. The NMTC is updated every two years and is constantly on GPRA’s agenda. Changing conditions in the profession and the training program have to be monitored and feedback from GP Registrars considered. A GPRA Board committee is responsible for managing the process.