Ray Williams

is your Member for Kellyville

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Ray Williams is your Liberal Member for Kellyville

Following his re-election in March 2023 for a fifth term in the New South Wales Parliament, The Hon Ray Williams MP continues to serve as the Member for Kellyville.

Mr Williams previously served as Minister for Multiculturalism and Minister for Disability Services from January 2017 to March 2019, delivering increased investment in cultural diversity initiatives, targeted youth programs, and enhanced support for vulnerable communities. 

As Minister for Multiculturalism, he engaged extensively with community groups and supported initiatives promoting social cohesion.

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