Enver ERDOGAN (Northern Metropolitan – Minister for Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation, Minister for Environment, Minister for Outdoor Recreation) (10:03): On Sunday I was delighted to join the hardworking member for Broadmeadows Kathleen Matthews-Ward at the Shri Guru Ravidass Sabha gurdwara in Campbellfield. The community came together to mark the 135th birth anniversary of Dr BR Ambedkar and to inaugurate a bust in his honour brought all the way from India. Dr Ambedkar, known affectionately as Babasaheb, was a jurist, social reformer and one of the great champions of equality. He fought for workers rights, the 8-hour working day and the dignity of people pushed to the margins by the caste system. He also played a special role as the chair of the committee that drafted the Indian constitution. What made the visit on Sunday so special was the community spirit. The organisation is run by people who work incredibly hard, often quietly and always with generosity. They feed people, support people, keep culture strong and create a place where people feel welcome and looked after. You can feel the spirit as you walk in and its warmth – humble, practical and full of heart. This year also marked the 650th birth anniversary of Guru Ravidas, whose teachings on equality, service and human dignity continue to guide this community. Those values are alive at the gurdwara every week through langar, through voluntary service and through the belief that no-one should leave hungry. I want to thank the organisation for having us and especially thank Amarjit, Sonu and Mohinder for their ongoing leadership and service. I look forward to visiting again.