Taxi Industry Board

The Taxi Industry Board (TIB) is a statutory body with an objective to provide a considered and singular view for consideration by the Minister for Transport, taking into account the views of both industry stakeholders and taxi users.

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About the Taxi Industry Board

The Taxi Industry Board (TIB) is a statutory body with an objective to provide a considered and singular view for consideration by the Minister for Transport, taking into account the views of both industry stakeholders and taxi users.
TIB annual report 2011 KB
Project and priority list KB

Board members

The seven board members are:
  • Barry MacKinnon, Chairman
  • Professor Greg Martin, Deputy Chairperson: Former Director General of the Department for Planning and Infrastructure
  • Mr Tony Carter, Executive Director of Crime Stoppers, former CEO of RAC Insurance
  • Mr Stephen Scott, Extensive consumer of taxi services with human resources management experience
  • Ms Debbie Karasinski, CEO of Senses Foundation, Chairperson of the Disability Sector CEO Round Table
  • Dr Martin West, Professor at Curtin Business School.


Strategic plan


Taxi Industry Board strategic plan 2009-2014 KB

Board Subcommittees

Fares: Martin West
Tony Carter
[Vacant]
Guaranteed transport services: Debbie Karasinski
Greg Martin
Stephen Scott
Multi-purpose taxis: Debbie Karasinski
Barry MacKinnon
Operational improvement: Tony Carter
Stephen Scott
Regulatory Review: Martin West
Stephen Scott
Tony Carter
TIDA: Barry MacKinnon
Greg Martin


Method of operation

  • The TIB will meet as directed by the Minister for Transport, from time to time, to consider and make recommendations on policies and proposals regarding the taxi industry.
  • The Minister has appointed Barry MacKinnon to be the Chairperson of the TIB.
  • Professor Greg Martin has been appointed Deputy Chairperson.
  • The Deputy Chairperson will perform the role of Chairperson when the Chairperson is unable to do so.
  • The members of TIB will maintain a high level of confidentiality and integrity.
  • TIB must keep minutes of its meetings of a standard approved by the Minister, and provide the Minister with a copy of the minutes of each meeting.
  • TIB may invite other interested individuals or organisations to attend meetings, in an observation capacity or to make submissions.
  • The term of appointment for TIB's members will not exceed two years; however, members will be eligible for reappointment.
  • A member of TIB may resign from office by notifying the Minister in writing.


Related media releases



Meeting minutes (abridged)


15 December 2011 KB
9 November 2011 KB
5 October 2011 KB
13 September 2011 KB
17 August 2011 KB
13 July 2011 KB
8 June 2011 KB
11 May 2011 KB
13 April 2011 KB
09 March 2011 KB
09 February 2011 KB
12 January 2011 KB
15 December 2010 KB
10 November 2010 KB
13 October 2010 KB
08 September 2010 KB
17 August 2010 KB
15 July 2010 KB
09 June 2010 KB
12 May 2010 KB
14 April 2010 KB
10 March 2010 KB

Related documents


Competency Review Sub Committee - terms of reference KB
Multi Purpose Taxi Sub Committee - terms of reference KB
Taxi regulatory review project - terms of reference KB
Terms of reference for literature review KB
TIB annual report 2011 KB