Civics and Citizenship. In addition, Phillips has also had strong links with sport in Western Australia. Previously he played some A grade cricket for the Subiaco Cricket Club and 3 league games for the Subiaco Football Club, for which since 2005 he has been a Vice Patron. His association with tennis has been extensive. In 1995 he received a Grand Slam Award for services to Tennis West. Then in 2013 he had a tennis court named after him at his home Reabold Tennis Club with the inscription Personal life Phillips's wife Jan Phillips was a pre-primary teacher at Penrhos College for 23 years. His oldest daughter Michelle has two children, Alexander and Charlotte, and his youngest daughter Marina has two children, Harry and Poppy, with husband Adam. Publications Phillips published mainly on political topics, with a focus on parliament and electoral matters and political and civic education. In addition, he authored major works in sport, with particular focus on Western Australia. Selected publications are: Phillips, H (2017), Parliamentary Committees in the Western Australian Parliament: an overview of their evolution, functions and features - Volume 1: 1879-2000. Perth, Parliament of Western Australia, 2017 Phillips, H. (2017) Michael Eamon Beahan, Noel Ashley Crichton-Browne, John Gordon Evans, Allan Charles Rocher, in The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate, vol 4, 1983-2002. Canberra, Department of the Senate, 2017 Phillips, H. (2015), A Citizens Guide to the Western Australian Parliament, fifth edition, Perth: Parliament of Western Australia. Phillips, H with Kerr, L (2013), The March 2013 Western Australian election: first fixed election date delivers a resounding victory for the Barnett government, (Australasian Parliamentary Review Vol.28, No. 2, Spring 2013, pp. 106–119) Phillips, H. (2013), Electoral Law in the State of Western Australia: An Overview, second edition, Perth: Western Australian Electoral Commission. Phillips, H. (2013), The Reabold Tennis Club: A Chronicle of Its First Half Century Since 1956, Perth: Reabold Tennis Club. Phillips, H. (2012), Proportional Representation in Western Australia: Its Principles, History, Outcomes and Education, Perth: Western Australian Electoral Commission. Phillips, H. with Black, D.+ (2012) Making a Difference-A Frontier of Firsts Woman in the Western Australian Parliament, 1921–2012, Perth: Parliament of Western Australia. Phillips, H. (2009), The 2008 Western Australian State Election: The Snap Poll Blunder, (Australasian Parliamentary Review, Vol. 24, No.1, Spring, pp. 226–242.) Phillips, H (2009), The Constitutional Centre of Western Australia: its foundation, Perth: Constitutional Centre of Western Australia Phillips, H.