Seventh Early Childhood Development Council meeting

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Three women at a conference table speaking into microphones and holding up a document|Cover of the pre-reading deck for the seventh ECD Council Meeting|Slide outlining progress at a national level in early childhood since the formation of the ECD Council in October 2020

The Seventh Early Childhood Development Council meeting was held at Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday 29 November 2022.

The council brings together senior policymakers from every Australian jurisdiction, policy researchers, industry groups, civil society organisations and advocates in the early childhood development space.

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Federal Minister for Early Childhood Dr Anne Aly and Federal Minister for Social Services Amanda Rishworth, addressed council on the Government’s vision for the early years.

Council discussed the progress of early childhood reforms in Australian jurisdictions, and examined illustrative experiences of early childhood policies for families in several Australian locations and demographics.

Meeting pack from the Seventh Early Childhood Development Council meeting

The ECD Council has made significant progress in just two years.

In addition to specific State and Territory initiatives, there are many ECD-related
reform processes underway

About the Early Childhood Development Council

The Centre for Policy Development (CPD) convenes the Early Childhood Development Council (ECD Council). The ECD Council is an informal gathering of researchers, advocates, practitioners and policymakers in the early childhood space. 

Participants attend in a personal capacity and the council has no formal standing.  In line with CPD’s custom ECD Council meetings conducted under the Chatham House Rule and on an invitation-only basis to ensure those involved can participate candidly.

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