Recently we welcomed Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, Senator Kerrynne Liddle, and Liberal Candidate for Boothby Nicole Flint to our facility. They toured the premises and engaged in discussions with Dario and other team members.
The visit focused on the challenges confronting small business, our strategies for addressing these issues, and, notably, our commitment to the future through our apprenticeship programs.
In a quiet moment, Dario Tonon took the opportunity to highlight the MTAA’s goal of implementing the Code of Conduct nationwide. “If there’s one thing I could ask for,” he said, “it’s your support to make sure the Code of Conduct is mandated across the country when the vote happens.”
The Opposition Leader Mr. Dutton also spoke to the media: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=1069155114769982
