Mr Tayler said North West residents had the chance to speak directly with him at the office from this week from 9am to 4pm.

“It is extremely important that the people across the entire electorate have the ability to speak with me about my priorities for the region and to get a good understanding of what I stand for,” he said.

“I have worked as a public servant for 12 years and I know first-hand how important it is for people to be able to have their say.” 

Mr Tayler will not remain in the AWU building in Isa Street, and in the remaining weeks of the campaign will travel across the large electorate to visit other communities.

“I strongly encourage those whom I don’t get an opportunity to meet to either pop into our office or give the office a call over the coming weeks,” he said.