National Consumer Body Discussion Paper
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Summary of discussion paper prepared by Craze Lateral Solutions regarding a proposed Hybrid National Mental Health Body. Authored by Jenny Speed. Endorsed by all members of A way Ahead Queensland ( www.awayaheadqld.ning.com).
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