Brad Battin

Brad Battin MP

Member of the Victorian Parliament for Gembrook
Incumbent
Assumed office 2 December 2010
Preceded by	Tammy Lobato

Personal details
Born	Bradley William Battin (1975-12-12) 12 December 1975
Nationality	Australian
Political party	Liberal Party of Australia
Occupation	Police officer

Bradley William Battin (born 12 December 1975^[1]) is an Australian politician, and has been the member for Gembrook in the Victorian Legislative Assembly since 2010. He was formerly a police officer and owned a bakery in Wheelers Hill.

Battin obtained a Diploma in Public Safety (Policing) with the Victoria Police, and a Graduate Diploma in Adolescent Health and Welfare from the University of Melbourne.^[2]

Battin has spoken on the issue of Youth Suicide on various occasions and targets raising further awareness about this.

Battin was promoted to Shadow Cabinet in 2014. Battin is now Shadow Minister for Emergency Services and Environment.

References

↑ "Mr Brad Battin". Parliament of Victoria. Retrieved 14 December 2010.
↑ About Brad Battin

External links

Parliamentary voting record of Brad Battin at Victorian Parliament Tracker

Victorian Legislative Assembly
Preceded by Tammy Lobato	Member for Gembrook 2010–present	Incumbent

Current Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Labor (46)	Jacinta Allan Daniel Andrews Lizzie Blandthorn Colin Brooks Josh Bull Anthony Carbines Ben Carroll Christine Couzens Lily D'Ambrosio Steve Dimopoulos Luke Donnellan Paul Edbrooke Maree Edwards John Eren Martin Foley Jane Garrett Judith Graley Danielle Green Bronwyn Halfpenny Jill Hennessy Geoff Howard Natalie Hutchins Marlene Kairouz Sonya Kilkenny Sharon Knight Telmo Languiller Hong Lim Frank McGuire James Merlino Lisa Neville Wade Noonan Martin Pakula Tim Pallas Danny Pearson Jude Perera Fiona Richardson Tim Richardson Robin Scott Ros Spence Nick Staikos Natalie Suleyman Mary-Anne Thomas Marsha Thomson Vicki Ward Gabrielle Williams Richard Wynne
Liberal (30)	Neil Angus Louise Asher Brad Battin Gary Blackwood Roma Britnell Neale Burgess Robert Clark Martin Dixon Christine Fyffe Michael Gidley Matthew Guy David Hodgett Andrew Katos Cindy McLeish David Morris Michael O'Brien Brian Paynter John Pesutto Richard Riordan Dee Ryall Ryan Smith Tim Smith David Southwick Louise Staley Murray Thompson Bill Tilley Heidi Victoria Nick Wakeling Graham Watt Kim Wells
National (8)	Tim Bull Peter Crisp Emma Kealy Tim McCurdy Russell Northe Danny O'Brien Steph Ryan Peter Walsh
Greens (2)	Sam Hibbins Ellen Sandell
Independent (2)	Don Nardella Suzanna Sheed

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