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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Thirty-ninth Parliament 5 August 1969 – 10 December 1971 Queensland Parliamentary Debates INDEX Contents of this document * 39th Parliament, 1st Session 5 August 1969 – 25 March 1970 Index from Hansard, V.251-253, 1969-70 39th Parliament, 2nd Session 21 July 1970 – 11 June 1971 Index from Hansard, V.254-256, 1970-71 39th Parliament, 3rd Session 27 July 1971 – 10 December 1971 Index from Hansard, V.257-258, 1971 *The Index from each volume of Hansard corresponds with a Parliamentary Session. This document contains a list of page numbers of the daily proceedings for the Legislative Assembly as printed in the corresponding Hansard volume. A list of page numbers at the start of each printed index is provided to allow the reader to find the electronic copy in the online calendar by clicking on the date of the proceedings and then to a link to the pdf. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Thirty-ninth Parliament – First Session Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.251-253, 1969-70 5 August 1969 – 25 March 1970 (Bjelke-Petersen Government) INDEX PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE 1-17 5 August 1969 669-688 24 September 1969 17-21 6 August 1969 688-720 25 September 1969 21-36 7 August 1969 721-785 7 October 1969 37-81 19 August 1969 786-803 8 October 1969 81-123 20 August 1969 804-847 9 October 1969 124-171 21 August 1969 848-874 10 October 1969 171-219 26 August 1969 874-941 14 October 1969 219-253 27 August 1969 942-958 15 October 1969 254-297 28 August 1969 958-1024 16 October 1969 298-339 2 September 1969 1025-1049 17 October 1969 339-359 3 September 1969 1050-1118 21 October 1969 360-402 4 September 1969 1118-1133 22 October 1969 402-441 9 September 1969 1133-1192 23 October 1969 442-469 10 September 1969 1192-1217 24 October 1969 469-513 11 September 1969 1218-1288 28 October 1969 513-555 16 September 1969 1288-1305 29 October 1969 556-589 17 September 1969 1306-1376 30 October 1969 589-634 18 September 1969 1376-1399 31 October 1969 635-669 23 September 1969 1401-1466 11 November 1969 PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE 1466-1486 12 November 1969 2178-2211 5 December 1969 1486-1551 13 November 1969 2212-2319 9 December 1969 1552-1576 14 November 1969 2319-2388 10 December 1969 1576-1644 18 November 1969 2389-2423 4 March 1970 1645-1661 19 November 1969 2423-2466 10 March 1970 1662-1731 20 November 1969 2466-2556 11 March 1970 1731-1756 21 November 1969 2556-2576 12 March 1970 1756-1820 25 November 1969 2576-2666 17 March 1970 1821-1864 26 November 1969 2666-2759 18 March 1970 1865-1941 27 November 1969 2760-2868 19 March 1970 1941-1963 28 November 1969 2868-2897 20 March 1970 1963-2067 2 December 1969 2897-2993 24 March 1970 2067-2105 3 December 1969 2993-3037 25 March 1970 2105-2178 4 December 1969 1969-70 QUEENSLAND Official Record of the Debates OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (HANSARD) First Session OF THE Thirty-ninth Parliament 18 and 19 ELIZABETH II Comprising the periods from the Fifth day of August to the Tenth day of December, 1969; and from the Fourth day of March to the Twenty-fifth day of March, 1970. VOL. 253 BRISBANE By Authority: S. G. REm, Government Printer, Brisbane Fil'st Session of the Thil'ty-ninth Pal'liament of Queensland 1969-70 THE GOVERNOR His Excellency Sir ALAN JAMES MANSFIELD, K.C.M.G. THE MINISTRY Premier and Minister for State Development-Honourable JOHANNES B.JELKE· PETERSEN. Treasurer-Honourable GORDON WILLIAM WESLEY CHALK. Minister for Mines and Main Roads--Honourable RONALD ERNEST CAMM. Minister for Justice and Attorney-General-Honourable PETER ROYLANCE DELAMOTHE, O.B.E., M.B., B.S. Minister for Education and Cultural Activities-Honourable ALAN ROY FLETCHER. Minister for Primary Industries-Honourable .JOHN ALFRED ROW. Minister for Health-Honourable SEYMOUR DOUGLAS TOOTH. Minister for Labour and Tourism-Honourable JOHN DESMOND HERBERT. Minister for Transport-Honourable WILLIAM EDWARD KNOX. Minister for Industrial Development-Honourable FREDERICK ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. Minister for Lands-Honourable VICTOR BRUCE SULLIVAN. Minister for Works and Housing-Honourable ALLEN MAXWELL HODGES. Minister for Conservation, Marine and Aboriginal Affairs--Honourable NEVILLE THOMAS ERIC HEWITT. Minister for Local Government and Electricity-Honourable WALLACE ALEXANDER RAMSAY RAE. Speaker-Honourable DAVID ERIC NICHOLSON. Chairman of Commi!tees-KEITH WILLIAM HOOFER, Esquire. Temporary Chairmen of Committees- (l)CAREY, CECIL CHARLES, Esquire. DEAN, HAROLD, Esquire. HOUGHTON, .lAMES EDWARD HIRAM, Esquire. JONES, HAYMOND, Esquire. RAMSDEN, SAMUEL RA YMOND, Esquire. (2)\YHARTON, CLAUDE ALFRED, Esquire. Leader of the Opposition---JOHN WILLIAM HOUSTON, Esquire. Deputy Leader of the Opposition-PERCY JOHN ROBERT TUCKER, Esquire. MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY AHERl~, MICHAEL .JOHN, Esquire, B.Agr.Sc...... C.P. Lands borough AIKEN, .JOHN ALBERT, Esquire A.L.P. Warrego AIKEN§, THOMAS, Esquire ..... N.Q.L.P. Townsville South ARMSTRONG, ROY ALEXANDER, Esquire C.P. Mulgrave BALDWIN, EDGAR ALLAN, Esquire A.L.P. Logan BENNEIT, COLIN JAMES, Esquire, B.A., LLB. A.L.P. South Brisban~ BIRD, V ALMOND JAMES, Esquire C.P. Burdekin BJELKE-PETERSEN, Honourable JOHANNES ..... C.P. Barambah BI.AKE, JAMES ROBERT HENRY, Esquire .. A.L.P. Is is BOUSEN, WILLIAM RAYMOND JAMES, Esquire A.L.P. Toowoomba 'West BROMLEY, FRED PHILLIP, Esquire A.L.P. Norman CAMM, Honourable RONALD ERNEST C.P. Whitsunday CAMPBELL, Honourable FREDERICK ALEXANDER ... Lib. Aspley (l)CAREY, CECII. CHARLES, Esquire C.P. Albert CASEY, EDMUND DENIS, Esquire A.L.P. Mackay CHALK, Honourable GORDON WILLIAM WESLEY ..... Lib. Lockyer CHINCHEN, GEOFFREY TALBOT, Esquire, M.B.E., D.F.C. ..... Lib. Mount Gravatt CORY, DAVID WHEATCROFf, Esquire ...... ..... C.P. Warwick CRAWFORD, ARTHUR PINKERTON, Esquire, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Eng.), F.R.C.S. (Ediu.), F.R.A.C.S. ..... Lib. Wavell (') Died 26 December, 1969. (2) Nominated 4 March, 1970 (vice C. C. Carey, deed.). MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued DAVIES, HORACE JASON, Esquire A.L.P. Maryborough DAVIS, BRIAN JOHN, Esquire A.L.P. Brisbane DEAN, HAROLD, Esquire ..... A.L.P. Sandgate DELAMOTHE, Honourable PETER ROYLANCE, O.B.E., M.B., B.S. Lib. Bow en DIPLOCK, LESLIE FRANK, Esquire Q.L.P. Aubigny FLETCHER, Honourable ALAN ROY C.P. Cuuningham HANLON, PATRICK JOSEPH, Esquire A.L.P. Baroona HANSON, MARTIN, Esquire A.L.P. Port Curtis HARRIS, EDWARD DA VID, Esquire A.L.P. Wynnum (3)HEATLEY, WILLIAM CLARENCE Lib. Albert HERBERT, Honourable JOHN DESMOND Lib. Sherwood HEWIIT, Honourable NEVILLE THOMAS ERIC C.P. Mackenzie HEWIIT, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Esquire Lib. Chatsworth HINZE, RUSSELL JAMES, Esquire C.P. South Coast HODGES, Honourable ALI;EN MAXWELL C.P. Gympie HOOPER, KEITH WILLIAM, Esquire Lib. Greenslopes HOUGHTON, JAMES EDWARD HIRAM, Esquire C.P. Redcllife HOUSTON, JOHN WILLIAM, Esquire A.L.P. Bulimba HUGHES, CLIVE MELWYN, Esquire Lib. Kurilpa HUNGERFORD, HAROLD MORTIMER, Esquire C.P. Balonne INCH, ALEXANDER JAMES, Esquire A.L.P. Burke .JENSEN, EUGENE DUBOIS, Esquire A.L.P. Bundaberg JONES, RA YMOND, Esquire, B.E.M. A.L.P. Cairns JONES, VINCENT EDWARD, Esquire C.P. Calli de JORDAN, Mrs. ELLEN VIOLET ..... A.L.P. Ipswich West KAUS, WILLIAM BERNARD, Esquire, D.F.C. Lib. Hawthome KNOX, Honourable WILLIAM EDWARD Lib. Nundah LEE, NORMAN EDWARD, Esquire Lib. Yeronga LICKISS, WILUAM DANIEL, Esquire Lib. Mount Coot-tha LLOYD, ERIC GAYFORD, Esquire, D.F.C. A.L.P. Kedron LONERGAN, WILLIAM HORACE, Esquire C.P. Flinders LOW, DAVID ALAN, Esquire C.P. Cooroora MARGINSON, EVAN, Esquire A.L.P. Ipswich East McKECHNIE, HENRY ARTHUR, Esquire C.P. Carnarvon MELLOY, JOHN, Esquire A.L.P. Nudgee MILLER, COLIN JOHN, Esquire ..... Lib. Ithaca MOORE, FRANCIS PETER, Esquire A.L.P. Mourilyan MOORE, ROBERT EDGAR, Esquire Lib. Windsor MULLER, SELWYN JOHN, Esquire C.P. Fassifern MURRAY, JOHN, Esquire, M.B.E. Lib. Clayfi.eld NEWBERY, THOMAS GUY, Esquire C.P. Mirani NEWTON, HAROLD FRANCIS, Esquire ..... A.L.P. Belmont NICHOLSON, Honourable DA VID ERIC .... C.P. Murmmba O'DONNELL, EUGENE CHRISTOPHER, Esquire A.L.P. Barcoo PORTER, CHARLES ROBERT, Esquire ..... Lib. Toowong RAE, Honourable WALLACE ALEXANDER RAMSAY ...... C.P. Gregory RAMSDEN, SAMUEL RAYMOND, Esquire Lib. Mert;)yr RICHTER, Honourable HAROLD C.P. Somerset ROW, Honourable JOHN ALFRED C.P. Hinchinbrook SHERRINGTON, DOUGLAS JOHN, Esquire A.L.P. Salisbury SULLIVAN, Honourable VICTOR BRUCE C.P. Condamine THACKERAY, MERVYN HERBERT, Esquire A.L.P. Rockhampton N. TOMKINS, KENNETH BURGOYNE, Esquire C.P. Roma TOOTH, Honourable SEYMOUR DOUGLAS Lib. Ashgrove TUCKER, PERCY JOHN ROBERT, Esquire A.L.P. Townsville North WALLIS-SMITH, EDWIN, Esquire A.L.P. Tablelands WHARTON, CI.AUDE ALFRED, Esquire C.P. Burnett WOOD, BILL, Esquire A.L.P. Cook WOOD, PETER, Esquire A.L.P. Toowoomba East WRIGHT, KEITH WEBB, Esquire ...... A.L.P. Rockhampton S. (3) Elected at by-election, 14 February, 1970. COMMITTEES Library.-Mr. SPEAKER, Mr. BROMLEY, Mr. CHINCHEN, Mr. HOUGHTON, Mr. KAUS, Mr. P. WOOD and Mr. WRIGHT. Parliamentary Buildings.-Mr. SPEAKER, Mr. CASEY (1), Mr. HANLON, Mr. McKECHNIE, Mr. PORTER, Mr. THACKERAY and Mr. WHARTON. Printing.-Mr. SPEAKER, Mr. ARMSTRONG, Mr. BLAKE, Mr. LICKISS, Mr. MELLOY, Mr. MILLER and Mr. WALLIS-SMITH. Refreshment Rooms.-Mr. SPEAKER, Mr. CORY, Mr. HANSON, Mr. HARRIS, Mr. LEE, Mr. LOW and Mr. NEWTON. Standing Orders.-Mr. SPEAKER, Mr. BJELKE-PETERSEN, Mr. CHALK, Mr. DIPLOCK, Mr. HOOPER, Mr. HOUSTON and Mr. TUCKER. (1) Appointed 19 November, 1969. OFFICERS The Clerk of the Parliament: W. T. .JOHNSON. Chief Reporter, "Hansard" Staff: S. B. ROHL, A.A.S.A., A.C.I.S. Parliamentary Librarian: S. G. GUNTHORPE, A.L.A.A.
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    Annual Report Annual Report Report Annual 20 09 – 10 Department of Transport and Main Roads and Main Transport of Department Department of Transport and Main Roads Volume 1 of 2 Department of Transport and Main Roads Annual Report 2009–2010 www.tmr.qld.gov.au Tomorrow’s Queensland: strong, green, smart, healthy and fair Letter of compliance 20 September 2010 Communication objective The Honourable Craig Wallace MP This annual report for Department of Transport and Minister for Main Roads Main Roads outlines how we work towards achieving Level 13 Mineral House our vision of Connecting Queensland. 41 George Street Brisbane Qld 4000 We use this report to inform our diverse range of stakeholders about our activities. In doing this, we not only ensure our legislative reporting obligations under the Financial Accountability Act 2009 and the Financial The Honourable Rachel Nolan MP and Performance Management Standard 2009 are met Minister for Transport but we also strive to exceed them. Level 15 Capital Hill Building 85 George Street This annual report is available on our website at Brisbane Qld 4000 www.tmr.qld.gov.au and in hard copy on request (these can be requested through the contact details provided below). A checklist outlining our reporting compliance is available on our website www.tmr.qld.gov.au. Dear Ministers, Stakeholder feedback is important to us and contributes I am pleased to present the Annual Report 2009–10 for to improving the value of future annual reports for the Department of Transport and Main Roads. The report our readers. outlines our activities and achievements for the period 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010.