Will the Minister inform the House as to activities conducted by the Motor Accident Authority Paralympic program?
The Hon. J. J. DELLA BOSCA: I thank the honourable member for his question. Page 785 The Hon. Patricia Forsythe: We had this question and answer two weeks ago. The Hon. J. J. DELLA BOSCA: It might be the same question, but I have different information. The Hon. J. H. Jobling: Read Hansard. The Hon. J. J. DELLA BOSCA: The Hon. J. H. Jobling is a specialist at that. This important question relates to an important program, the Paralympic program, which is an injury prevention program that targets young people between the ages of 13 and 25 years. This age group is most at risk of serious injury on the roads. If honourable members opposite would listen they would realise that this relates to a number of serious matters. It consists of a team of Paralympian athletes – Team MAA – who undertake direct, face-to-face road safety talks and appearances in collaboration with other road safety stakeholders, such as police, schools, local government and the New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority
