- Expressions of interest open for people to represent the disability community on the Cook Government's Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability
- Council was established to represent people with disability, their families and carers in WA
- Applications close 2 February 2026
- Cook Government committed to building safe and inclusive communities
People with disability, carers and advocates who are passionate about representing the disability community are being encouraged to apply to join the Cook Government's Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability.
The Council was established to represent people with disability, their families and carers in Western Australia and provide independent advice to the Minister for Disability Services.
The Council has a maximum of 14 members, including people with disability and people with knowledge and experience in matters relevant to people with disability.
Expressions of interest are currently being sought to fill five positions on the Council.
A key focus of the Council's work over the coming term is to promote and drive the continued delivery of the WA Government's A Western Australia for Everyone: State Disability Strategy 2020-2030.
For more information on the Council and how to apply, visit: Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability . Applications close at 4pm on 2 February 2026.
As stated by Disability Services Minister Hannah Beazley:
"The Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability plays an important role in providing me with advice on issues relating to disability in Western Australia.
"It is incredibly important that Council membership reflects the diversity of the community and can represent all people with disability, their families and carers.
"I invite anyone who believes they can contribute to the important work of the Council to submit an application and strongly encourage people from diverse cultural and social backgrounds to apply.
"I am looking forward to working with a dedicated and passionate group of people who are committed to promoting the human rights of people with disability, their families and carers."
