The proposal claims to embrace a strategic approach to managing the impact of economic growth, yet I see inadequate prioritisation of transport and infrastructure improvements. As we push for business and employment growth, provisions for transport must keep pace to mitigate traffic congestion and other infrastructure challenges. Without thoughtful planning that addresses these issues, any economic new ventures will merely exacerbate current system stresses, negatively affecting residents' quality of life. The focus should extend beyond just policy outlines to developing real, achievable transport solutions that meet the needs of a growing community, particularly in rural areas where transport options are limited.