Queensland Parliamentary Record

The 54th 15 May 2012 - 6 January 2015

QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD

THE 54th PARLIAMENT

Fourteenth edition 2015

First published 1977 Second edition 1979 Third edition 1983 Fourth edition 1985 Fifth edition 1988 Sixth edition 1991 Seventh edition 1994 Eighth edition 1997 Ninth edition 2000 Tenth edition 2004* Eleventh edition 2006 Twelfth edition 2009 Thirteenth edition 2012^ Fourteenth edition 2015#

Front Cover

Parliament House is one of Queensland’s main heritage buildings. Parliament met in the building for the first time in 1868. This photograph depicts the front of Parliament House.

* The Queensland Parliamentary Record was previously known as the Queensland Parliamentary Handbook (First to Ninth editions). ^ Originally published in June 2012 an amended version, incorporating all subsequent amendments, was published electronically from November 2012. # The Fourteenth edition was published as an electronic version only.

i HIS EXCELLENCY THE HONOURABLE , AC 26TH FROM 29 JULY 2014

ii HER EXCELLENCY MS , AC 25TH GOVERNOR OF QUEENSLAND FROM 29 JULY 2008 TO 28 JULY 2014

iii THE HONOURABLE MP OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF QUEENSLAND 15 MAY 2012 - 23 MARCH 2015

iv QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD

The 54th Parliament 15 May 2012 - 6 January 2015

QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY 2015 website: www.parliament.qld.gov.au

ISSN 1449-2083 © Queensland Parliamentary Library, 2015

v PREFACE

The Queensland Parliamentary Record for the 54th Parliament (15 May 2012 - 6 January 2015) continues to be a comprehensive information source about the Queensland Parliament since 1860.

Although the Parliamentary Record constitutes a record of the life of the 54th Parliament, the historical tables and records are also available on the Queensland Parliament's website at www.parliament.qld.gov.au, as is current information about the Members and the Parliament.

The Former Members Register providing details of former members’ parliamentary appointments and brief information about their lives and careers can also be accessed from the Queensland Parliament’s website.

The Record of Proceedings, commonly referred to as Hansard, is the official record of the debates and procedures of the Queensland Parliament. The 150th anniversary of the formal establishment of Queensland’s official record of proceedings occurred in 2014. The complete Hansard from 1864, as well as newspaper reports of parliamentary proceedings in the Courier (1860 – 1863), are now available for searching on the Parliament’s website.

Updating of the material for the Record of the 54th Parliament has been a combined effort of staff of the Parliamentary Library and Parliamentary Communication and Education Secretariat. Particular thanks are owed to Kalimna Kane of the Parliamentary Communication and Education Secretariat, and Melissa Cook and Roslin Bailey as well as the Research and Information Service staff of the Parliamentary Library.

The Department of Natural Resources and Mines provided the original electorate maps used as the basis for the maps in the Parliamentary Record.

Finally, the Library would appreciate notification of any discrepancies or errors found by readers. Please contact the Parliamentary Librarian on (07) 355 36200.

KATHERINE BRENNAN Parliamentary Librarian

2015

vi CONTENTS

Governor - Portraits and Biographical Notes ii The Speaker iv Preface vi Electorate Maps - Beginning 54th Parliament viii Electorate Maps - End 54th Parliament x

Part 1 The Fifty-Fourth Parliament (2012 - 2015) 1

Members by Electorate 2 Alphabetical List of Members 3 Members of the 54th Parliament 4 Members - resigning prior to being sworn in 94 Members - resigning during the 54th Parliament 96 Parliamentary Service Executive Management 99 Parliamentary Service Organisational Structure 100 Parliamentary Committees of the 54th Parliament 101

Part 2 Historical Information relating to Queensland Parliament 105

Governors and Deputy Governors of Queensland 107 Premiers 109 Ministries 110 Assistant Ministers 111 Shadow Ministries 111 Portfolio List 114 Leaders, Parliamentary Parties 155 Opposition Leaders 157 Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland 159 Longest Term in Office of Speaker 159 Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Assembly 160 Parliamentary Whips 161 Legislative Council Presidents 162 Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Council 162 Record Terms of Service 162 Women Members of the Legislative Assembly 168 Duration and Length of Parliamentary Sessions 170 Principal Permanent Officers of the Parliament 170 Alphabetical Register of Members of the Legislative Assembly 1860-2015 and of the Legislative Council 1860-1922 174 List of Queensland Political Parties: Members of which have been elected to the Queensland Legislative Assembly 329 Representatives of Queensland State Electorates 1860 - 2015 331 Key Dates and Events in Queensland Electoral and Parliamentary History 392 State-Sponsored Referendums 396 Queensland General Election Dates 1860-1929 396 Table 1: Precis of Results of Queensland State Elections 1932 to 2015 398 Table 2: Comparison of Party Performances in Queensland State Elections Showing Seats Contested and Won, and Valid First-Preference Votes Cast 401 Abbreviations 405 Index 408

vii QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTORATES 2012 ELECTION BEGINNING OF 54TH PARLIAMENT

Legend - 7 Liberal National Party - 78 Independents - 2 Katter's Australian Party - 2

Notes Total Queensland enrolment at close of rolls on 25 February 2012 - 2 746 844

COOK

BARRON RIVER MULGRAVE

HINCHINBROOK

TOWNSVILLE THURINGOWA BURDEKIN MUNDINGBURRA

MOUNT ISA WHITSUNDAY DALRYMPLE

MACKAY

MIRANI

KEPPEL

GLADSTONE

GREGORY BURNETT

HERVEY BAY CALLIDE MARYBOROUGH

GYMPIE

NANANGO WARREGO See insets CONDAMINE on reverse NORTH

SOUTHERN DOWNS BEAUDESERT LOCKYER

TOOWOOMBA SOUTH

viii Queensland State Elector- ates QUEENSLAND2008 Redistribtuion STATE - 2009 Election ELECTORATES 2012 ELECTION BEGINNING OF 54TH PARLIAMENT Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast.

SANDGATE

ASPLEY

NUDGEE EVERTON

STAFFORD NOOSA CLAYFIELD LYTTON

BRISBANE CENTRAL BULIMBA MT COOT-THA SOUTH BRISBANE CHATSWORTH INDOOROOPILLY GREEN- SLOPES CAPALABA NICKLIN YEERONGPILLY MT OMMANEY MAROOCHYDORE MANSFIELD

BUDERIM SUNNYBANK

SPRINGWOOD Inset 2 STRETTON KAWANA

GLASS HOUSE CALOUNDRA WOOD- RIDGE

WATERFORD

PUMICESTONE

MORAYFIELD MURRUMBA REDCLIFFE PINE RIVERS KALLANGUR Legend Australian Labor Party - 7 FERNY GROVE ASHGROVE Liberal National Party - 78 See Inset 2 CLEVELAND MOGGILL Independents - 2

IPSWICH WEST Katter's Australian Party - 2 INALA REDLANDS ALGESTER BUNDAMBA Notes IPSWICH COOMERA Total Queensland enrolment at LOGAN close of rolls on 25 February 2012 ALBERT BROADWATER - 2 746 844 Inset 1 SOUTHPORT GAVEN SURFERS PARADISE

MERMAID BEACH

BURLEIGH MUDGEERABA

CURRUMBIN

ix QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTORATES 2012 ELECTION END OF 54TH PARLIAMENT

Legend Australian Labor Party - 9 Liberal National Party - 73 Independents - 4 Katter's Australian Party - 3 Notes Total Queensland enrolment at close of rolls on 10 January 2015 - 2 981 145 Condamine → IND 28.11.2012 Yeerongpilly → IND 30.11.2012, PUP 07.06.2013, IND 08.10.2014 Gaven → IND 01.12.2012, PUP 07.06.2013, IND 08.10.2014 Redcliffe → ALP 22.02.2014 COOK Stafford → IND 23.05.2014 - ALP 19.07.2014

BARRON RIVER CAIRNS MULGRAVE

HINCHINBROOK

TOWNSVILLE THURINGOWA BURDEKIN MUNDINGBURRA

MOUNT ISA WHITSUNDAY DALRYMPLE

MACKAY

MIRANI

KEPPEL ROCKHAMPTON

GLADSTONE

GREGORY BURNETT BUNDABERG

HERVEY BAY CALLIDE MARYBOROUGH

GYMPIE

NANANGO WARREGO See insets CONDAMINE on reverse TOOWOOMBA NORTH

SOUTHERN DOWNS BEAUDESERT LOCKYER

TOOWOOMBA SOUTH

x Queensland State Electorates QUEENSLAND2008 Redistribtuion STATE - 2009 Election ELECTORATES inserts 2012 ELECTION END OF 54TH PARLIAMENT Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast.

SANDGATE

ASPLEY

NUDGEE EVERTON

STAFFORD NOOSA CLAYFIELD LYTTON

BRISBANE CENTRAL BULIMBA MT COOT-THA SOUTH BRISBANE CHATSWORTH INDOOROOPILLY GREEN- SLOPES CAPALABA NICKLIN YEERONGPILLY MT OMMANEY MAROOCHYDORE MANSFIELD

BUDERIM SUNNYBANK

SPRINGWOOD Inset 2 STRETTON KAWANA

GLASS HOUSE CALOUNDRA WOOD- RIDGE

WATERFORD

PUMICESTONE

MORAYFIELD Legend MURRUMBA REDCLIFFE Australian Labor Party - 9 PINE RIVERS KALLANGUR Liberal National Party - 73 FERNY GROVE Independents - 4 ASHGROVE See Inset 2 Katter's Australian Party - 3 CLEVELAND MOGGILL

IPSWICH WEST Notes INALA Total Queensland enrolment at close of rolls on 10 REDLANDS ALGESTER January 2015 - 2 981 145 BUNDAMBA IPSWICH Condamine → IND 28.11.2012 COOMERA LOGAN Yeerongpilly → IND 30.11.2012, PUP 07.06.2013, IND 08.10.2014 ALBERT BROADWATER Gaven → IND 01.12.2012, PUP 07.06.2013, IND Inset 1 08.10.2014 SOUTHPORT GAVEN Redcliffe → ALP 22.02.2014 SURFERS PARADISE Stafford → IND 23.05.2014 - ALP 19.07.2014 MERMAID BEACH

BURLEIGH MUDGEERABA

CURRUMBIN

xi PART ONE

THE FIFTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT

The 54th Parliament commenced on 15 May 2012 and was dissolved on 6 January 2015. The 54th Parliament MEMBERS BY ELECTORATE

Albert...... Boothman, MA Mirani...... Malone, GE Algester...... Shorten, A Moggill...... Flegg, BS Ashgrove...... Newman, CKT Morayfield...... Grimwade, DJ Aspley...... Davis, TE Mount Coot-tha...... Rice, S Barron River...... Trout, MJ Mount Isa...... Katter, RI Beaudesert...... Krause, JM Mount Ommaney...... Smith, T Brisbane Central...... Cavallucci, R Mudgeeraba...... Bates, RM Broadwater...... Barton, VM Mulgrave...... Pitt, CW Buderim...... Dickson, SL Mundingburra...... Crisafulli, DF Bulimba...... Dillaway, AS Murrumba...... Gulley, R Bundaberg...... Dempsey, JM Nanango...... Frecklington, DK Bundamba...... Miller, J-AR Nicklin...... Wellington, PW Burdekin...... Menkens, RN Noosa...... Elmes, GW Burleigh...... Hart, MJ Nudgee...... Woodforth, JR Burnett...... Bennett, SA Pine Rivers...... Holswich, SA Cairns...... King, GR Pumicestone...... France, LN Callide...... Seeney, JW Redcliffe...... D'Ath, YM1 Caloundra...... McArdle, MF Redlands...... Dowling, PJ Capalaba...... Davies, SW Rockhampton...... Byrne, WS Chatsworth...... Minnikin, SJ Sandgate...... Millard, KN Clayfield...... Nicholls, TJ South Brisbane...... Trad, J2 Cleveland...... Robinson, MA Southern Downs...... Springborg, LJ Condamine...... Hopper, RG Southport...... Molhoek, R Cook...... Kempton, D Springwood...... Grant, JB Coomera...... Crandon, MJ Stafford...... Lynham, A3 Currumbin...... Stuckey, JA Stretton...... Ostapovitch, FK Dalrymple...... Knuth, SA Sunnybank...... Stewart, MA Everton...... Mander, TL Surfers Paradise...... Langbroek, J-PH Ferny Grove...... Shuttleworth, DE Thuringowa...... Cox, SV Gaven...... Douglas, AR Toowoomba North...... Watts, TJ Gladstone...... Cunningham, EA Toowoomba South...... McVeigh, JJ Glass House...... Powell, AC Townsville...... Hathaway, JD Greenslopes...... Kaye, IS Warrego...... Hobbs, HWT Gregory...... Johnson, VG Waterford...... Latter, MR Gympie...... Gibson, DF Whitsunday...... Costigan, JN Hervey Bay...... Sorensen, EJ Woodridge...... Scott, DC Hinchinbrook...... Cripps, AP Yeerongpilly...... Judge, CJ Inala...... Palaszczuk, A Indooroopilly...... Emerson, SA 1 Driscoll, SN resigned from the seat of Redcliffe Ipswich...... Berry, IM on 19.11.2013. D'Ath, YM was elected in a by- Ipswich West...... Choat, SK election on 22.02.2014. Kallangur...... Ruthenberg, TJ 2 Bligh, AM was elected member for South Kawana...... Bleijie, JP Brisbane on 24.03.2012, and resigned on Keppel...... Young, BC 02.04.2012 before being sworn in for the 54th Lockyer...... Rickuss, IP Parliament. Trad, J was elected in a by-election Logan...... Pucci, MJ on 28.04.2012. Lytton ...... Symes, NA 3 Davis, CK resigned from the seat of Stafford Mackay...... Mulherin, TS on 23.05.2014. Lynham, A was elected in a by- Mansfield...... Walker, IB election 19.07.2014. Maroochydore...... Simpson, FS Maryborough...... Maddern, MA Mermaid Beach...... Stevens, RA

2 Queensland Parliamentary Record ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS

Barton, VM...... Broadwater...... LNP Mander, TL...... Everton...... LNP Bates, RM...... Mudgeeraba...... LNP Menkens, RN...... Burdekin...... LNP Bennett, SA...... Burnett...... LNP Millard, KN...... Sandgate...... LNP Berry, IM...... Ipswich...... LNP Miller, J-AR...... Bundamba...... ALP Bleijie, JP...... Kawana...... LNP Minnikin, SJ...... Chatsworth...... LNP Boothman, MA...... Albert...... LNP Molhoek, R...... Southport...... LNP Byrne, WS...... Rockhampton...... ALP Mulherin, TS...... Mackay...... ALP Cavallucci, R...... Brisbane Central..... LNP Newman, CKT...... Ashgrove...... LNP Choat, SK...... Ipswich West...... LNP Nicholls, TJ...... Clayfield...... LNP Costigan, JN...... Whitsunday...... LNP Ostapovitch, FK...... Stretton...... LNP Cox, SV...... Thuringowa...... LNP Palaszczuk, A...... Inala...... ALP Crandon, MJ...... Coomera...... LNP Pitt, CW...... Mulgrave...... ALP Cripps, AP...... Hinchinbrook...... LNP Powell, AC...... Glass House...... LNP Crisafulli, DF...... Mundingburra...... LNP Pucci, MJ...... Logan...... LNP Cunningham, EA...... Gladstone...... IND Rice, S...... Mount Coot-tha...... LNP D'Ath, YM...... Redcliffe...... ALP 1 Rickuss, IP...... Lockyer...... LNP Davies, SW...... Capalaba...... LNP Robinson, MA...... Cleveland...... LNP Davis, TE...... Aspley...... LNP Ruthenberg, TJ...... Kallangur...... LNP Dempsey, JM...... Bundaberg...... LNP Scott, DC...... Woodridge...... ALP Dickson, SL...... Buderim ...... LNP Seeney, JW...... Callide...... LNP Dillaway, AS...... Bulimba...... LNP Shorten, A...... Algester...... LNP Douglas, AR...... Gaven...... IND 2 Shuttleworth, DE...... Ferny Grove...... LNP Dowling, PJ...... Redlands...... LNP Simpson, FS...... Maroochydore...... LNP Elmes, GW...... Noosa...... LNP Smith, T...... Mount Ommaney.... LNP Emerson, SA...... Indooroopilly ...... LNP Sorensen, EJ...... Hervey Bay...... LNP Flegg, BS...... Moggill...... LNP Springborg, LJ...... Southern Downs...... LNP France, LN...... Pumicestone...... LNP Stevens, RA...... Mermaid Beach...... LNP Frecklington, DK...... Nanango...... LNP Stewart, MA...... Sunnybank...... LNP Gibson, DF ...... Gympie...... LNP Stuckey, JA...... Currumbin...... LNP Grant, JB...... Springwood...... LNP Symes, NA...... Lytton...... LNP Grimwade, DJ...... Morayfield...... LNP Trad, J...... South Brisbane...... ALP 6 Gulley, R...... Murrumba...... LNP Trout, MJ...... Barron River...... LNP Hart, MJ...... Burleigh...... LNP Walker, IB...... Mansfield...... LNP Hathaway, JD...... Townsville...... LNP Watts, TJ...... Toowoomba North.. LNP Hobbs, HWT...... Warrego...... LNP Wellington, PW...... Nicklin...... IND Holswich, SA...... Pine Rivers...... LNP Woodforth, JR...... Nudgee...... LNP Hopper, RG...... Condamine...... KAP 3 Young, BC...... Keppel...... LNP Johnson, VG...... Gregory...... LNP Judge, CJ...... Yeerongpilly...... IND 4 1 Driscoll, SN (LNP) resigned from the seat of Redcliffe on 19.11.2013. D'Ath, YM (ALP) was elected in a by-election on 22.02.2014. Katter, RI...... Mount Isa...... KAP 2 Douglas, AR resigned from the Liberal National Party 30.11.2012, Kaye, IS...... Greenslopes...... LNP became an Independent on 01.12.2012, became a member of the Palmer United Party (PUP) 07.06.2013, became an Independent 18.08.2014. Kempton, D...... Cook...... LNP 3 Hopper, RG resigned from the Liberal National Party on 28.11.2012 King, GR...... Cairns...... LNP and became a member of Katter's Australian Party (KAP) on 28.11.2012. Knuth, SA...... Dalrymple...... KAP 4 Judge, CJ resigned from the Liberal National Party 29.11.2012, Krause, JM...... Beaudesert...... LNP became an Independent on 30.11.2012, joined the Palmer United Party 07.06.2013, and then became an Independent 08.10.2014. Langbroek, J-PH...... Surfers Paradise...... LNP 5 Davis, CK (LNP) resigned from the seat of Stafford on 23.05.2014. Latter, MR...... Waterford...... LNP Lynham, A (ALP) was elected in a by-election 19.07.2014. 5 6 Trad, J (ALP) was elected in a by-election on 28.04.2012 after Bligh, Lynham, A...... Stafford...... ALP AM (ALP) was elected member for South Brisbane on 24.02.2012, but McArdle, MF...... Caloundra...... LNP resigned on 02.04.2012 before being sworn in for the 54th Parliament. McVeigh, JJ...... Toowoomba South.. LNP Maddern, MA...... Maryborough...... LNP Malone, GE...... Mirani...... LNP

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MEMBERS OF THE 54TH PARLIAMENT

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BARTON, Verity Mary

Electorate: BROADWATER Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Temporary Chair of Committees 20 June 2012 - 23 March 2015. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Chair, Broadwater State Electoral Council and Young LNP Management Committee. Secretary, Fadden Federal Divisional Council and other local branch positions.

Personal Born: Leeds, Great Britain, 6 August 1985. Qualifications: studies in Law and Politics (Bond and the Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, Illinois). Occupation prior to election: Media Officer for Senator the Honourable SC.

Additional Information Executive Member, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association and Commonwealth Women's Parliamentarian Representative from 21 November 2013.

Relationship to Politicians Grandfather: Clive Hughes, Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly (Kurilpa, Liberal, 1960- 1974).

Electorate of Broadwater

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Paradise Point, Hollywell, Coombabah, Runaway Bay, Labrador. Area: 53 km² Enrolment: 33,794 (at 12.02.2015)

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BATES, Rosslyn Mary (Ros)

Electorate: MUDGEERABA Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts 3 April 2012 - 15 February 2013. Shadow Minister for Government Services, Building Industry, Information and Communication Technology 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Finance and Administration Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Social Development Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011.

Party Activity Member, LNP State Council (2008). Chair, Mudgeeraba State Electoral Council (2008). Member, LNP (Qld Division) of the Federal . Liberal Party Distinguished Services Award (2008). Assistant to the Treasurer/Business Development (2007-2008). Member, Health Policy Committee (2006-2008). Member, Liberal Party State Council (2006-2008). Mayoral Campaign Director, Gold Coast City Council Campaign Committee (2008). Chair, Moncrieff Federal Electoral Council (2006- 2008). Member, McPherson Federal Electorate Campaign Committee (2006). Member, Liberal Party of (Qld) Division (2000-2008). Held various positions including Branch Chair of the Professional Alliance Branch and Development Officer for Currumbin and Mudgeeraba.

Community Activity Founder of the Mudgeeraba Action Group (2006).

Official Awards Prime Minister's Centenary of Federation Medal for Services to the Australian Community in Health (2003). Royal Australian College of Nursing Distinguished Nursing Services Award (Qld Division) (2001). Queensland Telstra Business Woman of the Year Award (AusIndustry Category) (2000).

Personal Born: Healesville, Victoria, 25 May 1962. Qualifications: DipEN (Prince Henry's Hospital, ); DipN (RGN) (Box Hill Hospital, Box Hill, Victoria). Occupation prior to election: Director, Government Media Relations, Entrée Vous Pty Ltd.

Electorate of Mudgeeraba

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Clagiraba, Advancetown, Worongary, Tallai, Merrimac, Robina, Mudgeeraba, Reedy Creek, Numindah Valley, Springbrook, Austinvale, Bonogin, Natural Bridge. Area: 404 km² Enrolment: 34,117 (at 12.02.2015)

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BENNETT,

Electorate: BURNETT Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament).

Official Awards Australia Day Achievement Medal (Department of Public Works, Indigenous Training Torres Straits). Four time recipient, Rotary International Award, Paul Harris Fellowship.

Community Interests Past President, Rotary Club of Bundaberg Sunrise. Chair, Rotary Group Study Exchange Program. Chair, Rotary Youth Exchange Program. Member, Housing Industry Association.

Personal Born: Armidale, , 13 March 1964. Qualifications: MBA (PubSecMgmt); Dip (Management); GradCert (Management); CertIV (Building); Registered Builder. Occupation prior to election: Manager, Department of Public Works.

Electorate of Burnett

Location: Hervey Bay region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Miriam Vale, Seventeen Seventy, Agnes Water, Moore Park, Bargara, Burnett Heads, Innes Park, Elliot Heads, Cordalba, Childers, Ashfield, Kalkie. Area: 6,947 km² Enrolment: 34,006 (at 13.02.2015)

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BERRY, Ian Morley

Electorate: IPSWICH Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Chair, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Temporary Chair of Committees 17 May 2012 - 23 March 2015. Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Director of Queensland Law Foundation. Ipswich City Rotary Club.

Personal Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.

Electorate of Ipswich

Location: Ipswich region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Woodend, East Ipswich, Sadliers Crossing, West Ipswich, Booval, Raceview, Yamanto, Flinders View. Area: 56 km² Enrolment: 33,371 (at 11.02.2015)

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BLEIJIE, Hon Jarrod Pieter

Electorate: KAWANA Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Attorney-General and Minister for Justice 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Attorney-General 29 November 2010 - 19 February 2012. Member, Legal Affairs, Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Justice and Corrective Services 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Member, Law, Justice and Safety (Standing) Committee 19 May 2009 - 16 June 2011. Member, Law, Justice and Safety (Select) Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2009. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2009.

Party Activity Former Chair, Caloundra Liberals and Caloundra LNP. Former Member, Liberal Queensland State Executive and LNP State Council.

Community Activity Patron, Kawana Soccer Club; Kawana and Sunshine Coast Surf Lifesaving Clubs; Lions Club Lake Currimundi-Kawana; Rotary Club (Kawana) and the Amputee Support Association Sunshine Coast Inc.

Official Awards Order of Australia Junior Citizenship, Caloundra City Young Citizen of the Year.

Personal Born: Griffith, New South Wales, 25 January 1982. Qualifications: JP (Qual); Cert IV. (Project Management); LLB. Occupation prior to election: Lawyer.

Electorate of Kawana

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Minyama, Buddina, Parrearra, Warana, Bokarina, Birtinya, Sippy Downs, Palmview, Meridan Plains, Wurtulla, Currimundi, Aroona. Area: 74 km² Enrolment: 35,998 (at 11.02.2015)

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BOOTHMAN, Mark Andrew

Electorate: ALBERT Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Vice Chair, Forde FEC, LIB. Chair, Waterford SEC, LNP. Chair, Forde FDC, LNP.

Community Activity Member SES.

Personal Born: 6 June 1977. Qualifications: BMm; DipMm. Occupation prior to election: Mortgage Broker.

Electorate of Albert

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Bahrs Scrub, Buccan, Cedar Creek, Kingsholme, Mt Warren Park, Ormeau Hills, Upper Coomera, Willow Vale, Windaroo, Wolffdene, Wongawallan, Yatala. Area: 235 km² Enrolment: 36,716 (at 12.02.2015)

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BYRNE, William Stephen (Bill)

Electorate: ROCKHAMPTON Party: Australian Labor Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services, Construction and Public Works, National Parks, Sport and Recreation 4 March 2014 - 15 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services, Construction and Public Works, National Parks 10 May 2012 - 3 March 2014. Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services, Construction and Public Works, National Parks, Environment and Heritage Protection 19 April 2012 - 9 May 2012. Temporary Chair of Committees 20 June 2012 - 23 March 2015. Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Member, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament).

Military Service , Regular Army (1980-1999). LtCol, Army Reserve (since 2000).

Electorate of Rockhampton

Location: Rockhampton region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Parkhurst, Kawana, Park Avenue, Berseker, Wandal, Rockhampton, The Common, The Range, Allenstown, Fairy Bower, Gracemere. Area: 170 km² Enrolment: 32,696 (at 12.02.2015)

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CAVALLUCI, Roberto (Robert)

Electorate: BRISBANE CENTRAL Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Multicultural Affairs 18 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural Affairs 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Party Activity Chair, New Farm Branch. Vice Chair, Brisbane SEC.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 11 September 1975. Qualifications: BSc; MBA.

Electorate of Brisbane Central

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Brisbane City, Fortitude Valley, Newmarket, New Farm, Newstead, Windsor, Kelvin Grove, Herston, Bowen Hills and Spring Hill. Area: 18 km² Enrolment: 34,465 (at 11.02.2015)

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CHOAT, Sean Kenneth

Electorate: IPSWICH WEST Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Liberal Party of Australia: State Council (2004-2008); Chair, Blair Electorate Council (2004-2008), Secretary, Ipswich West Branch (2007-2008). LNP: Inaugral Convention (2008); Chair, Blair Divisional Council (2008-2012); Secretary, Ipswich West Electoral Council (2008-2012), and LNP South West Region (2010-2012); Candidate Ipswich State Election (2006, 2009).

Community Activity Member, Karalee Community Association. Secretary, Lions Junior Rugby Club; Ipswich-Districts Poultry Club. Patron - Ipswich Pigeon Specialist Club Inc.; Marburg Pacing Association; Lowood Lions; Ipswich North Rotary Club; Ipswich Chamber of Commerce; Bremer Region of the CCIQ (Chamber of Commerce Institute of Queensland).

Personal Occupation prior to election: Training consultant.

Electorate of Ipswich West

Location: Ipswich region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Lowood, Tarampa, Glamorgan Vale, Fernvale, Marburg, Haigslea, Pine Mountain, Rosewood, Brassall, Leichhardt, Karalee. Area: 603 km² Enrolment: 34,418 (at 12.02.2015)

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COSTIGAN, Jason Noel

Electorate: WHITSUNDAY Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Vice-Chairman, Region. Chair, Dawson FDC; Whitsunday SEC and Glenella Branch. Secretary, Bowral Branch (NSW Liberal Party).

Community Activity Member, Mackay Chamber of Commerce. Life Member, Pioneer Valley Show Society. Member, Cootharinga Society of North Queensland; Whitsunday Catchment Landcare; Magpies Sporting Club; Bowen Turf Club. Associate Member, Australian Brahman Breeders Association. Member, North Queensland Dry Tropics NRM; Proserpine Chamber of Commerce; Northern Beaches Bowls Club; Proserpine Ex-Services Club; Wests Leagues Club. Patron, Whitsunday PCYC. Patron and Member, Norths Leagues Club. Member, Cowboys Leagues Club; Mackay Turf Club. Vice-Patron, North Barrier Branch Surf Life Saving Queensland. Patron, Airlie Lifesaving Club.

Personal Born: Mackay, Queensland, 13 June 1971. Occupation prior to election: Journalist and TV Presenter.

Electorate of Whitsunday

Location: Mackay region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Northern Beaches, Airlie Beach, Proserpine, Hamilton Island, Seaforth and southern towns. Area: 6,073 km² Enrolment: 36,809 (at 12.02.2015)

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COX, Samuel Victor (Sam)

Electorate: THURINGOWA Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament).

Personal Born: Home Hill, Queensland, 22 December 1964. Occupation prior to election: Farmer.

Electorate of Thuringowa

Location: Townsville region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Jensen, Deeragun, Shaw, Bohle Plains, Rangewood, Alice River, Pinnacles, Kelson, Gumlow, Rasmussen, Condon, Thuringowa Central, Kirwan. Area: 374 km² Enrolment: 33,650 (at 12.02.2015)

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CRANDON, Michael John

Electorate: COOMERA Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Finance and Administration Committee 4 August 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Public Accounts and Public Works Committee 28 May 2009 - 16 June 2011. Member, Public Accounts and Public Works Committee 23 April 2009 - 28 May 2009.

Community Activity Committee Member, Beenleigh PCYC. Chair, Northern Gold Coast Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal. Chairman, Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal-Northern Gold Coast and Beenleigh area. Member, North Gold Coast RSL Sub branch; Lions Club, Helensvale. Patron, Helensvale Pacific Pines Cricket Club. Co-Patron, Woongoolba Bowls Club. White Ribbon Ambassador against Domestic Violence.

Personal Born: Rooksbridge, Somerset, England, 10 December 1953. Qualifications: MBA (FIS); MA (JMC); DipFP; DipLI; CFP. Occupation prior to election: Financial Planner.

Electorate of Coomera

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Alberton, Stapylton, Gilberton, Ormeau, Woongoolba, Steiglitz, Jacobs Well, Pimpana, Coomera, Hope Island, Helensvale. Area: 305 km² Enrolment: 39,110 (at 13.02.2015)

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CRIPPS, Hon Andrew Peter

Electorate: HINCHINBROOK Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 9 September 2006

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for Natural Resources and Mines 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Food and Regional Queensland 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Environment, Agriculture, Resources and Energy Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Law, Justice and Safety (Standing) Committee 19 May 2009 - 16 June 2011. Deputy Chair, Law, Justice and Safety (Select) Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2009. Shadow Minister for North Queensland, Reef Protection, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Economic Development, Shadow Minister for Public Works 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Minister for Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010. Deputy Chair, Legal Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2009.

Personal Born: Tully, Queensland, 5 February 1981. Qualifications: BEcon (UQ); BA (Hons) (UQ); JP (Qual). Occupation prior to election: Assistant Electorate Officer, Media Research (2005 - 2006).

Electorate of Hinchinbrook

Location: Townsville region Description: Rural Principal Areas: South Johnstone, Wangan, Mourilyan, Bluewater, Rollingstone, Ingham, Halifax, Lucinda, Cardwell, Tully, Mission Beach, East Palmerston and surrounding towns. Area: 8,434 km² Enrolment: 33,562 (at 12.02.2015)

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CRISAFULLI, Hon David Frank

Electorate: MUNDINGBURRA Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Minister for Local Government, Community Recovery and Resilience 4 February 2013 - 13 February 2015. Minister for Local Government 3 April 2012 - 4 February 2013.

Local Government Service Townsville City Council (2004-2012). Deputy Mayor (2008-2012).

Community Activity Patron, Picnic Bay Lifesaving Club and Western Suburbs Tennis Club; Townsville Brothers Swimming Club (2012).

Personal Born: Ingham, Queensland, 14 April 1979. Qualifications: BA (Journalism); Graduate, Australian Institute of Company Directors. Occupation prior to election: Journalist.

Electorate of Mundingburra

Location: Townsville region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Vincent, Gulliver, Heatley, Aitkenvale, Mundingburra, Cranbrook, Annandale, Douglas. Area: 31 km² Enrolment: 30,174 (at 12.02.2015)

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CUNNINGHAM, Elizabeth Anne (Liz)

Electorate: GLADSTONE Party: Independent Dates of Service: 15 July 1995 - 30 January 2015 (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Chair, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Temporary Chair, Committees 17 May 2012 - 23 March 2015. Member, Health and Disabilities Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Social Development Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2009.

Local Government Service Mayor, Calliope Shire Council, 1991-1995. Councillor, Calliope Shire Council, 1988-1991. Board Member, Local Government Mutual Insurance Pool. Local Government representative, Protected Areas Committee.

Community Activity Member, Environmental Action Group (CCIC).

Personal Qualifications: DipTh. Occupation prior to election: Mayor, Calliope Shire Council, 1991-1995.

Electorate of Gladstone

Location: Rockhampton region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Gladstone, Tannum Sands, Mount Larcom, Calliope. Area: 6,718 km² Enrolment: 35,381 (at 13.02.2015)

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D'ATH, Yvette Maree

Electorate: REDCLIFFE Party: Australian Labor Party Date of Election: 22 February 2014 (Elected at By-election)

Parliamentary Service Shadow Minister for Justice and Attorney-General; Training; Disability Services; Housing 5 August 2014 - 15 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Education and Training; Disability Services; Science, IT and Innovation 4 March 2014 - 4 August 2014. Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament).

Personal Born: 26 July 1970 (Penrith, NSW). LLB (QUT); GradDipLegPrac (ANU). Occupation prior to election: Member of Federal Parliament (HoR - Petrie 2007-2013).

Electorate of Redcliffe

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Scarborough, Newport, Kippa-Ring, Redcliffe, Margate, Woody Point, Clontarf. Area: 198 km² Enrolment: 34,185 (at 11.02.2015)

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DAVIES, Stephen William (Steve)

Electorate: CAPALABA Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Chair, Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament).

Personal Born: Melbourne, Victoria, 26 October 1965. Qualifications: GradCertBus; MBA. Occupation prior to election: Business Development Manager.

Electorate of Capalaba

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Thornside, Birkdale, Capalaba, Alexandra Hills. Area: 44 km² Enrolment: 32,766 (at 12.02.2015)

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DAVIS, Hon Tracy Ellen

Electorate: ASPLEY Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Minister for Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Shadow Minister for Disabilities and Mental Health 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Health and Disabilities Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Public Transport 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Member, Economic Development Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011.

Party Activity Policy Chair, LNP Women. Delegate, State Council and Liberal State Convention. Vice-President and Secretary, Liberal Women's Council (Qld). Chair and Secretary, Dickson Women's Council.

Community Activity Vice-President, Eatons Hill Local Ambulance Committee.

Military Service Army Officer Cadet (1982).

Personal Born: Nambour, Queensland, 8 December 1962. Occupation prior to election: Small business owner.

Electorate of Aspley

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Aspley, Bridgeman Downs, Carseldine, McDowall. Area: 33 km² Enrolment: 31,391 (at 11.02.2015)

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DEMPSEY, Hon John Mark (Jack)

Electorate: BUNDABERG Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008 Dates of Service: 9 September 2006 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services 1 November 2013 - 13 February 2015. Minister for Police and Community Safety 23 April 2012 - 1 November 2013. Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier 3 April 2012 - 23 April 2012. Shadow Minister for Mining and Shadow Minister for Resource Management 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Environment, Agriculture, Resources and Energy Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for the Environment (including Climate Change and Sustainability), Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Shadow Minister for Sport 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Electorate of Bundaberg

Location: Hervey Bay region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Avoca, Millbank, Bundaberg - West, Central, East and South, Kensington, Norville, Walkervale, Thabeban, Kepnock, Avenell Heights. Area: 65 km² Enrolment: 29,945 (at 12.02.2015)

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DICKSON, Hon Steven Lance (Steve)

Electorate: BUDERIM (Kawana 1999-2009) Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 9 September 2006

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Member, Industry, Education, Training and Industrial Relations Committee 4 August 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Energy and Water Utilities 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Environment, Agriculture, Resources and Energy Committee 16 June 2011 - 4 August 2011. Local Government Service Councillor, Maroochy Shire Council - Division 8 (2000-2006). Chairman, Town Planning, Maroochy Shire Council (2004-2006).

Personal Born: Mount Morgan, Queensland, 24 June 1962. Occupation prior to election: Councillor, Maroochy Shire Council - Division 8 (2000-2006).

Electorate of Buderim

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Rosemount, Kiels Mountain, Diddillibah, Forest Glen, Kunda Park, Kuluin, Mons, Buderim, Mountain Creek. Area: 85 km² Enrolment: 33,086 (at 13.02.2015)

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DILLAWAY, Aaron Stuart

Electorate: BULIMBA Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Select Committee on Ethics (54th Parliament).

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 23 March 1971. Qualifications: MBA (IntBus); MProjMgmt; GradCertPubAdmin. Occupation prior to election: senior management position.

Electorate of Bulimba

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Bulimba, Balmoral, Hawthorne, Morningside, Cannon Hill, Carina, Murarrrie. Area: 31 km² Enrolment: 34,284 (at 11.02.2015)

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DOUGLAS, Dr Alex Rodney

Electorate: GAVEN Party: Independent 18.08.2014 - 30.01.2015 Palmer United Party 07.06.2013 - 18.08.2014 Independent 01.12.2012 - 06.06.2013 Liberal National Party 21.03.2009 - 30.11.2012 National Party 01.04.2006 - 09.09.2006 Dates of Service: 21.03.2009 - 30.01.2015 (Defeated - election 31.01.2015) 01.04.2006 - 09.09.2006 (Elected at By-election)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 16 June 2011 - 17 May 2012. Deputy Chair, Ethics Committee 16 June 2011 - 23 March 2012. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 23 April 2009 - 30 June 2011.

Party Activity Parliamentary Leader of the Palmer United Party 20 November 2013 - 18 August 2014. Former long- standing Member, NPA. Central Councillor of the National Party.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 24 November 1958. Qualifications: MBBS (UQ); Accredited (Mental Health). Occupation prior to election: General Practitioner, Gold Coast Division of General Practice.

Electorate of Gaven

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Guanaba, Maudsland, Mt Nathan, Nerang, Highland Park, Molendinar, Gaven. Area: 141 km² Enrolment: 35,345 (at 12.02.2015)

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DOWLING, Peter James

Electorate: REDLANDS Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 21 March 2009 - 30 January 2015 (Did not contest election - 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Chair, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Reconstruction 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Community Affairs Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Flood Recovery 18 January 2011 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Planning 29 November 2010 - 18 January 2011. Member, Environment and Resource Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011.

Local Government Service Councillor, Council (Division 4) (2000-2009). Chair, Development Assessment Committee (2002-2006). Deputy Mayor (2006-2008).

Community Activity Neighbourhood Watch. School Parents and Citizens' Association. Cancer Council. Lions. SES. Community Radio.

Personal Born: Leicester, England, 12 August 1961. Occupation prior to election: elected representative.

Electorate of Redlands

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Sheldon, Mt Cotton, Redland Bay, Thornlands, Victoria Point, South Moreton Bay Islands, Coochiemudlo Island. Area: 206 km² Enrolment: 34,028 (at 13.02.2015)

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ELMES, Hon Glen Wayne

Electorate: NOOSA Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 9 September 2006

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier 23 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 24 May 2011 - 14 May 2012. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Tourism 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Police and Emergency Services 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Member, Integrity, Ethics and Parliamentay Privileges Committee 9 February 2010 - 15 June 2011. Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Sustainability 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Party Activity Member of the Liberal Party for 32 years. Member, State Management Committee (2 years). Chair, Fairfax FEC (9 years); and Sunshine Coast Zone (1 year). Held many other Liberal Party Branch/ Organisational positions. Awarded Liberal Party Meritorious Service Award (1996).

Community Activity Patron, Noosa Pirates Rugby League Club and Surf Life Saving, Sunshine Coast. Member and Honorary Member of many local community groups in the Noosa area.

Personal Born Brisbane, 11 August 1955. Prior to election employed for 34 years in Queensland commercial radio in Brisbane and many regional centres.

Electorate of Noosa

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Como, Boreen Point, Cooroibah, Lake Macdonald, Tinbeerwah, Cooroy Mountain, Eumundi, Doonan, Peregian Springs, Noosa Heads, Noosaville, Tewantin. Area: 516 km² Enrolment: 35,872 (at 11.02.2015)

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EMERSON, Hon Scott Antony

Electorate: INDOOROOPILLY Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Minister for Transport and Main Roads 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Transport, Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Shadow Minister for the Arts 12 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Transport and Local Government Committee 15 November 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Transport, Local Government and Infrastructure Committee 16 June 2011 - 15 November 2011. Shadow Minister for Science, Research and Information and Communication Technology 29 November 2010 - 12 April 2011. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011.

Community Activity Co-founder, St Lucia Community Association. Association with local bushcare groups. Previous executive roles in Parents & Friends Associations within electorate.

Personal Born: Ipswich, Queensland. Qualifications: BA (Law and Journalism) (UQ); BEcon (UQ); Churchill Scholarship. Occupation prior to election: Director, public and media relations' firm (Brisbane).

Electorate of Indooroopilly

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Indooroopilly, Taringa, St Lucia, Chelmer, Graceville, Sherwood, Fig Tree Pocket, Tennyson. Area: 27 km² Enrolment: 30,294 (at 12.02.2015)

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FLEGG, Dr Bruce Stephen

Electorate: MOGGILL Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008 Dates of Service: 7 February 2004 - 30 January 2015 (Did not contest - 31 January 2015)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament). Minister for Housing and Public Works 3 April 2012 - 14 November 2012. Shadow Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Education 6 April 2009 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Industry, Education, Training and Industrial Relations Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Education and Training 6 April 2009 - 11 April 2011.

Party Activity Leader, Parliamentary Liberal Party 7 August 2006 - 4 December 2007. Deputy Leader of the Queensland 21 September 2006 - 4 December 2007.

Military Service Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (RAAMC).

Personal Born: , New South Wales, 10 March 1954. Qualifications: MBBS, ASIA, Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Markets. Occupation prior to election: Medical Practitioner (General Practice).

Electorate of Moggill

Location: Brisbane – north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: England Creek, Banks Creek, Borallon, Upper Brookfield, Kholo, Pullenvale, Karana Downs, Anstead, Bellbowrie, Moggill, Kenmore, Chapel Hill, Kenmore Hills. Area: 358 km² Enrolment: 33,250 (at 11.02.2015)

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FRANCE, Lisa Nicole

Electorate: PUMICESTONE Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Finance, Administration and Regulatory Reform 28 May 2014 - 30 January 2015. Assistant Minister for Natural Resources and Mines 18 May 2012 - 28 May 2014. Parliamentary Secretary for Natural Resources and Mines 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Community Activity Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce.

Personal Born: Nambour, Queensland, 8 January 1974. Qualifications: BAppSc. Occupation prior to election: project manager.

Electorate of Pumicestone

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Caboolture, Donnybrook, Meldale, Beachmere, Ningi, Sandstone Point, Toorbul, Bribie Island. Area: 294 km² Enrolment: 37,587 (at 12.02.2015)

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FRECKLINGTON, Deborah Kay (Deb)

Electorate: NANANGO Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister to the Premier 28 May 2014 - 30 January 2015. Assistant Minister for Finance, Administration and Regulatory Reform 18 May 2012 - 28 May 2014. Parliamentary Secretary for Finance, Administration and Regulatory Reform 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Community Activity South Burnett Suicide Prevention Group. Secretary, Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce. South Burnett Law Association.

Personal Born: Miles, Queensland, 3 September 1971. Qualifications: BBus; LLB. Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.

Electorate of Nanango

Location: region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Jimbour, Wooroolin, Kumbia, Kingaroy, Coominya, Nanango, Maidenwell, Yarraman, Bowenville, Toogoolawah, Blackbutt, Kilcoy, Mt Mee. Area: 13,885 km² Enrolment: 34,615 (at 12.02.2015)

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GIBSON, David Francis

Electorate: GYMPIE Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008 Dates of Service: 9 September 2006 - 30 January 2015 (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Chair, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Select Committee on Ethics (54th Parliament). Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament). Minister, Police and Community Safety 3 April 2012 - 23 April 2012. Shadow Minister for Local Government and Shadow Minister for Sport 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Transport and Local Government Committee 15 November 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Transport, Local Government and Infrastructure Committee 16 June 2011 - 15 November 2011. Leader of Opposition Business 23 March 2011 - 11 April 2011. Member, Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly 25 March 2011 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Planning 6 April 2009 - 22 September 2010. Military Service Captain, Australian Army.

Personal Born: Fremantle, Western Australia, 13 October 1967. Qualifications: Graduate, Royal Military College, Duntroon (ACT). Occupation prior to election: General Manager, The Gympie Times Pty Ltd; Army Officer.

Electorate of Gympie

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Gympie, Tin Can Bay, Pomona, Rainbow Beach, Cooran, Imbil, Cooloola Cove. Area: 3,365 km² Enrolment: 33,448 (at 11.02.2015)

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GRANT, John Bramwell

Electorate: SPRINGWOOD Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament).

Local Government Service Deputy Mayor (2004-2008) and Councillor, Council.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 1954. Qualifications: Design Office Technicial (Civil Engineering). Occupation prior to election: Comapny Director.

Electorate of Springwood

Location: Brisbane - south rgion Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Daisy Hill, Springwood, Shailer Park, Rochedale South, Priestdale. Area: 45 km² Enrolment: 33,396 (at 12.02.2015)

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GRIMWADE, Darren John

Electorate: MORAYFIELD Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Patron, Burpengary Scouts. Life Member, Narangba AFL Club.

Official Awards Queensland Young Entrepreneur of the Year (2008).

Personal Born: Redcliffe, Queensland, 3 April 1980. Occupation prior to election: business owner and franchise director.

Electorate of Morayfield

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Moorina, Upper Caboolture, Morayfield, Caboolture South, Narangba. Area: 127 km² Enrolment: 33,340 (at 11.02.2015)

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GULLEY, Reg

Electorate: MURRUMBA Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Member, of a Murrumba Downs church.

Personal Born: Gayndah, Queensland, 1969. Qualifications: BCom (UQ); CPA. Occupation prior to election: Accountant and Business Manager.

Electorate of Murrumba

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Burpengary, Deception Bay, Rothwell, North Lakes, Mango Hill, Griffin. Area: 115 km² Enrolment: 39,133 (at 12.02.2015)

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HART, Michael James

Electorate: BURLEIGH Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Member, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Member, Pacific SLSC; Burleigh Heads Rotary Club; Central Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce and Creek to Creek Chamber of Commerce; Burleigh Heads Liquor Accord; Burleigh Heads Police Community Consultative Committee. Patron, Surf Lifesaving Queensland (South Coast Branch) and Palm Beach Soccer Club.

Personal Born: Bega, New South Wales, 16 June 1960. Qualifications: licensed aircraft maintenance engineer. Occupation prior to election: involved in aviation, manuafacturing and small business.

Electorate of Burleigh

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Palm Beach, Burleigh Heads, Burleigh Waters, Varsity Lakes, Miami. Area: 32 km² Enrolment: 34,845 (at 11.02.2015)

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HATHAWAY, John Damien

Electorate: TOWNSVILLE Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Select Committee on Ethics (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Treasurer, Herbet FDC. Chair, Townsville SEC, Chair, Townsville, North Ward Branch.

Community Activity Junior Sports (Netball). SMMC P&F, SMMC Finance Committee, RSL of Queensland.

Military Service LtCol. Army Officer.

Personal Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 2 May 1964. Qualifications: BA(MilStud) (UNSW); GradDipTrDistMgmt (RMIT); PSC(Can) (Canadian Forces Command and Staff College). Occupation prior to election: army officer.

Electorate of Townsville

Location: Townsville region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Orpheus Island, Great Palm Island, Magnetic Island, Pallarenda, Mt Louisa, Garbutt, Currajong North, and suburbs. Area: 250 km² Enrolment: 32,985 (at 12.02.2015)

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HOBBS, Howard William Thomas

Electorate: WARREGO Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 - 30.01.2015 National Party 01.11.1986 - 09.09.2008 Dates of Service: 1 November 1986 - 30 January 2015 (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Chair, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Shadow Minister for Local Government, Shadow Minister for Rural and Regional Queensland 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Minister for Local Government and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Partnerships 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Local Government Service Chairman, Tambo Shire Council, 1980-1987. Councillor Tambo Shire Council 1975-1980. Executive Member of the and the Local Government Associations.

Military Service 49 RQR, Wacol.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 22 January 1950. Occupation prior to election: Private Pilot, Grazier.

Electorate of Warrego

Location: West Queensland region Description: Rural - 100,000km²+ Principal Areas: , Thargomindah, Charleville, Caroline Crossing, Glenmorgan, Condamine, St George, Wallumbilla, Mitchell, Injune, Chinchilla, Miles, Tara, Surat, Roma. Area: 279,546 km² Enrolment: 26,992 (at 12.02.2015)

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HOLSWICH, Seath Andrew

Electorate: PINE RIVERS Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Natural Resources and Mines 28 May 2014 - 30 January 2015. Member, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Member, Pine Rivers Daybreak Rotary Club, local performing arts organisation and local environmental organisations.

Personal Born: South Brisbane, Queensland, 6 June 1977. Qualifications: DipPM; DipBus(FMgmt); CertIV Assessment and Workplace Training; Advanced Diploma of Salvation Army Ministry. Occupation prior to election: State Manager, employment agency (Indigenous employment).

Electorate of Pine Rivers

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Ocean View, Mount Pleasant, Dayboro, Armstrong Creek, Samsonvale, Cashmere, Joyner, Lawnton, Bray Park, Strathpine, Warner. Area: 411 km² Enrolment: 33,663 (at 11.02.2015)

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HOPPER, Raymond Gordon

Electorate: CONDAMINE Darling Downs (2001-2009) Party: Katter's Australian Party 28.11.2012 - 30.01.2015 Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 - 28.11.2012 National Party 21.12.2001 - 09.09.2008 Independent 17.02.2001 - 21.12.2001 Dates of Service: 17 February 2001 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Shadow Minister for Primary Industries, Fisheries and Food Security 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Member, Public Accounts and Public Works Committee 28 May 2009 - 16 June 2011. Member, Public Accounts Committee 23 April 2009 - 28 May 2009. Member, Public Works Committee 23 April 2009 - 28 May 2009. Shadow Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries and Rural and Regional Queensland 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Party Activity Leader, Katter's Australian Party 29 November 2012 - 30 January 2015. Joined Katter's Australian Party (KAP) 28 November 2012. Joined the National Party 21 December 2001.

Personal Born: Jandowae, Queensland, 3 March 1960. Qualifications: Qualified Butcher. Licensed Dogger. Occupation prior to election: Dairy farmer.

Electorate of Condamine Location: Darling Downs region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Kingsthorpe, Drayton, Bell, Dalby, Jondaryan, Oakey, Pittsworth, Wyreema, Cambooya, Greenmount, Nobby, Ryeford, Clifton, . Area: 6,054 km² Enrolment: 36,667 (at 12.02.2015)

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JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory

Electorate: GREGORY Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 02.12.1989 - 09.09.2008 Dates of Service: 2 December 1989 - 30 January 2015 (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Chief Government Whip 17 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Western Queensland 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Ethics Committee 4 August 2011 - 23 March 2012. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 4 August 2011 - 17 May 2012. Shadow Minister for Police and Corrective Services 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Community Activity Member, Quilpie Pony Club and Level 2 Pony Club Instructor. Former Member, Quilpie Lions Club. President, Quilpie Rugby League (1977-1979, 1986 (Life Member)). President, Western Rugby League (1977-1984, 1984 (Life Member)). Member, Board of Directors, Toowoomba and South West Queensland Rugby League (1981-1988).

Party Activity Chairman, Quilpie Branch, 1972-1973.

Local Government Service Councillor, Quilpie Shire Council 1970-1973. Member, Quilpie Hospital Board 1980-1989 and Deputy Chair, 1983-1989.

Personal Born: Bourke, New South Wales, 20 July 1947. Occupation prior to election: Grazier and contractor.

Electorate of Gregory

Location: West Queensland region Description: Rural - 100,000km²+ Principal Areas: Springsure, Blackwater, Emerald, Clermont, Anakie, Blackall, Tambo, Barcaldine, Longreach, Jundah, Windorah, Quilpie. Area: 327,212 km² Enrolment: 26,529 (at 12.02.2015)

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JUDGE, Carl John

Electorate: YEERONGPILLY Party: Independent 08.10.2014 - 30.01.2015 Palmer United Party 07.06.2013 - 07.10.2014 Independent 30.11.2012 - 06.06.2013 Liberal National Party 24.03.2012 - 29.11.2012 Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Select Committee on Ethics (54th Parliament). Member, Transport Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament).

Official Awards Queensland Police Service Medal. National Medal. Queensland Flood and Cyclone Citation (2010- 2011).

Personal Qualifications: MHumSvcMgmtPol (CSU); GradCertProfMgmt (SCU); BPolicing (CSU); AdDipPS(PolInv); DipPS(Pol); AdCert(Pol) (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Senior Sergeant, Queensland Police Service.

Electorate of Yeerongpilly

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Fairfield, Yeronga, Annerley, Tarragindi, Yeerongpilly, Moorooka, Rocklea, Salisbury, Nathan. Area: 36 km² Enrolment: 34,353 (at 11.02.2015)

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KATTER, Robert Ignatius (Rob)

Electorate: MOUNT ISA Party: Katter's Australian Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Parliamentary Secretary, Katter's Australian Party 29 November 2012 - 30 January 2015. Member, State Development, Infrastructute and Industry Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Leader, Katter's Australian Party (Queensland Division) 24.03.2012-29.11.2012. Parliamentary Secretary, Katter's Australian Party from 29 November 2012.

Local Government Service Mount Isa City Council (from 2008).

Community Activity Board Member, Laura Johnson Home (Aged Care Facility), and Southern Gulf Catchments.

Personal Born: Townsville, Queensland, 3 March 1977. Qualifications: BAppSc; CPV; Associate Australian Property Institute (AAPI). Occupation prior to election: Property Valuer.

Electorate of Mount Isa

Location: West Queensland region Description: Rural - 100,000km2+ Principal Areas: Mornington Island, Doomadgee, Karumba, Normanton, Croydon, Georgetown, Camooweal, Mount Isa, Dajarra, Boulia, Julia Creek, Richmond, Winton, Birdsville. Area: 570,502 km² Enrolment: 19,419 (at 12.02.2015)

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KAYE, Ian Scott

Electorate: GREENSLOPES Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Deputy Government Whip 5 March 2013 - 30 January 2015. Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Chair, Greenslopes SEC. Previous LNP Candidate, Greenslopes, 2009 election.

Community Activity Member, Lions Club International (Holland Park Club); Coorparoo RSL. Neighbourhood Watch.

Official Awards National Service Medal. Queensland Police Service Medal. Queensland Flood and Cyclone Citation (2010-2011).

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 19 August 1969. Qualifications: DipPS(Pol); CertIV Assessment and Workplace Training; Rehabilitation and Return to Work Coordinator. Occupation prior to election: Police Officer.

Electorate of Greenslopes

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Coorparoo, Camp Hill, Holland Park, Holland Park West, Mt Gravatt East, Mt Gravatt. Area: 18 km² Enrolment: 31,871 (at 11.02.2015)

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KEMPTON, David

Electorate: COOK Pary: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs 18 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Parliamentary Secretary for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Personal Born: 1956. Occupation prior to election: Lawyer.

Electorate of Cook

Location: Cairns region Description: Rural - 100,000km2+ Principal Areas: Northern beaches, Thursday Island, Weipa, Lockhart, Hopevale, Cooktown, Mossman, Port Douglas and surrounding towns. Area: 196,805 km² Enrolment: 29,613 (at 11.02.2015)

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KING, Gavin Ryan

Electorate: CAIRNS

Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Tourism 18 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Parliamentary Secretary for Tourism 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Personal Born: Waratah, NSW, 17 March 1979. Occupation prior to election: Newspaper editor.

Electorate of Cairns

Location: Cairns region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Edge Hill, Cairns North, Manoora, Kanimbla, Manunda, Cairns City, Paramatta Park, Westcourt, Mooroolbool, Bungalow, Earlville, Portsmith, and southern towns. Area: 49 km² Enrolment: 36,290 (at 11.02.2015)

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KNUTH, Shane Andrew

Electorate: DALRYMPLE (1991-2009) Party: Katter's Australian Party 02.11.2011 Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 - 01.11.2011 National Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 7 February 2004 (For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Parliamentary Whip, Katter's Australian Party 29 November 2012 - 30 January 2015. Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Economic Development Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011.

Community Activity Community involvement - Teen Challenge; Future Farmers; Lions Club; Toastmasters; Chamber of Commerce; Landcare; Futures Group; Charters Towers Rugby League; Thornborough College Past Students Association.

Personal Born: Tully, Queensland, 7 September 1966. Occupation prior to election: Welder - ; Owner small pastoral property.

Electorate of Dalrymple

Location: Mackay region Description: Rural - 100,000km²+ Principal Areas: Dimbulah, Atherton, Herberton, Malanda, Millaa Millaa, Ravenshoe, Charters Towers, Ravenswood, Moranbah. Area: 105,337 km² Enrolment: 30,197 (at 13.02.2015)

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KRAUSE, Jonathan Mark (Jon)

Electorate: BEAUDESERT Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Temporary Chair of Committees 20 June 2012 - 23 March 2015. Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity State Council, LNP (2010). Policy Standing Committee, LNP (2010-2012). Secretary, Wright FDC (2011-2012). Young LNP (2000-2012). State Treasurer, Young LNP (2003). Chair, Mt Ommaney Young Liberals (2001-2003). Vice-Chair, Ryan FEC (2002-2003).

Community Activity Rugby referee, Queensland Rugby Referees Association. Member, Boonah Show Society. Rotary Club of Beaudesert.

Personal Born: Ipswich, Queensland, 12 March 1981. Qualifications: LLB(Hons) (UQ); BCom(Accounting) (UQ). Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.

Electorate of Beaudesert

Location: Darling Downs region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Aratula, Rosevale, Boonah, Rathdowney, Beaudesert, Woodhill, Jimboomba, Cedar Creek, Tamborine, Beechmont. Area: 4,322 km² Enrolment: 35,644 (at 11.02.2015)

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LANGBROEK, Hon John-Paul Honoré

Electorate: SURFERS PARADISE Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 7 February 2004

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for Education, Training and Employment 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts 15 February 2013 - 20 February 2013. Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Legal Affairs and Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for the Arts and Multicultural Affairs 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Leader of the Opposition 3 April 2009 - 22 March 2011. Leader of the Liberal National Party 3 April 2009 - 22 March 2011. Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly 10 March 2011 - 22 March 2011. Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Planning 22 September 2010 - 29 November 2010. Member, Standing Orders Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2011.

Party Activity Chairman, Surfers Paradise Liberal Party Branch (2001). Vice Chairman (2001-2004). Treasurer, Moncrieff Federal Electorate Council (2000-2001). Delegate, State Conventions (1999-2003). Senior Vice Chairman, Moncrieff FEC (2001-2003). Campaign Director for the Moncrieff Campaign 2001 - Steve Ciobo MHR. Candidate, Surfers Paradise State By-election (May 2001). Member of Policy Standing Committee (2001-2002).

Community Activity Honorary Member, Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens (2005). Chairman, Surfers Paradise Community Consultative Committee (2001-2004). Member, Surfers Paradise Chamber of Commerce, Councillor on Management Committee (2000), Treasurer (2000-2001), President (2001-2002). Surfers Paradise Central Management Association - Treasurer on Management Committee (2000-2001), Board Member (2001-2002).

Personal Born: Assen, The Netherlands, 31 January 1961. Qualifications: BDentalSci (Hons) (UQ). Occupation prior to election: Dental Surgeon.

Electorate of Surfers Paradise

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Main Beach, Surfers Paradise, Ashmore, Benowa, Bundall. Area: 27 km² Enrolment: 34,925 (at 12.02.2015)

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LATTER, Michael Ross

Electorate: WATERFORD Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament).

Local Government Service . Pittwater Shire Council.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 5 June 1982. Occupation prior to election: Property Officer/Project Manager.

Electorate of Waterford

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Meadowbrook, Loganlea, Waterford West, Waterford, Edens Landing, Holmview, Beenleigh, Loganholme, Tanah Merah, Bethania. Area: 65 km² Enrolment: 35,400 (at 11.02.2015)

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LYNHAM, Dr Anthony

Electorate: STAFFORD Party: Australian Labor Party Date of Election: 19 July 2014 (Elected at By-Election)

Parliamentary Service Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament). Shadow Minister for Education; Science, IT and Innovation; Primary Industries and Fisheries; Assisting the Leader on Public Service 5 August 2014 - 15 February 2015.

Military Service Major, Australian Army Dental Corp. Defence Service Medal.

Community Activity White Ribbon Foundation.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 12 April 1960. BDentalSci, BM (Hons), FRCS (Edinburgh). Occupation prior to election: Maxillofacial Surgeon.

Electorate of Stafford

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Stafford, Stafford Heights, Gordon Park, Kedron, Chermside West, Grange, Newmarket. Area: 19 km² Enrolment: 32,027 (at 11.02.2015)

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McARDLE, Hon Mark Francis

Electorate: CALOUNDRA Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 7 February 2004

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for Energy and Water Supply 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Health 6 April 2009 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Health and Disabilities Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Social Development Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011.

Party Activity Member, Liberal Party State Executive (3 years). Chairman, Fisher FEC (3 years).

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 21 December 1956. Qualifications: LLB; GradDipLegPrac (QUT); Certificate of Superannuation Management. Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.

Electorate of Caloundra

Location: Sunshine Coast Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Diamond Valley, Mooloolah Valley, Landsborough, Beerwah, Glenview, Little Mountain, Bells Creek, Caloundra West, Golden Beach, Pelican Waters, Coochin Creek, Caloundra. Area: 292 km² Enrolment: 33,483 (at 11.02.2015)

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McVEIGH, Hon Dr John Joseph

Electorate: TOOWOOMBA SOUTH Party: Liberal National Party

Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015.

Party Activity Member, Toowoomba South LNP.

Local Government Service Toowoomba Regional Council (2008-2012). Councillor. Chair, Audit Committee. Leader, Corporate Services Portfolio.

Community Activity Toowoomba, Empire Theatre, Downs Club, St Theresa's Catholic Parish.

Personal Qualifications: BBus (Marketing and Economics); MBA (Bond); DipExpMgmt (Australian Institute of Export); PhD (Agribusiness Management). Occupation prior to election: Local Government Councillor.

Electorate of Toowoomba South

Location: Darling Downs region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Harristown, South Toowoomba, Centenary Heights, Rangeville, Kearneys Spring, Middle Ridge. Area: 42 km² Enrolment: 34,314 (at 11.02.2015)

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MADDERN, Marguerete Anne (Anne)

Electorate: MARYBOROUGH Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Maryborough Hospital Lobby Group. QUOTA Club of Maryborough Inc.

Personal Born: Miles, Queensland, 28 October 1955. Qualifications: AssocDipBus(REV); Property Valuer; Associate, Australian Property Institute. Occupation prior to election: Property Valuer.

Electorate of Maryborough

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Burrum Heads, Takura, Cherwell, North Aramara, City of Maryborough, Boonooroo Plains, Boompa, Gigoomgan, Glenbar, Tiaro, Gunalda, Curra, Glenwood. Area: 5,869 km² Enrolment: 35,190 (at 11.02.2015)

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MALONE, George Edward (Ted)

Electorate: MIRANI Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 30.04.1994 - 09.09.2008 Dates of Service: 30 April 1994 - 30 January 2015 (Elected at By-election) (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Emergency Volunteers 19 November 2012 - 30 January 2015. Chair, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament). Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations and Shadow Minister for Employment and Skills 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Families, Housing and Communities (including Child Safety, Disability Services and Volunteers), Shadow Minister for Seniors 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services and Northern Development 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Community Activity Life Member, Apex. Member, Sarina Lions Club. Previous Chairman, Directors of the Australian Cane Farmers Association. Personal Born: Mackay, Queensland, 14 November 1943. Occupation prior to election: Cane farmer and grazier.

Electorate of Mirani

Location: Rockhampton region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Northern Beaches, Eungella, Mirani, Sarina, Glenden, Nebo, St Lawrence, Dysart, Marlborough, Stanwell. Area: 44,727 km² Enrolment: 34,105 (at 12.02.2015)

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MANDER, Hon Timothy Leonard (Tim)

Electorate: EVERTON Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Minister for Housing and Public Works 19 November 2012 - 13 February 2015. Assistant Minister for Sport and Racing 18 May 2012 - 19 November 2012. Parliamentary Secretary for Sport and Racing 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Community Activity Member, Keperra Golf Club and Arana Hills Church of Christ.

Official Awards Queensland Father of the Year (2005).

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 9 August 1961. Qualifications: BMin. Occupation prior to election: CEO, Scripture Union Queensland.

Electorate of Everton

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Eatons Hill, Albany Creek, Bunya, Everton Hills, Mitchelton, Gaythorne. Area: 37 km² Enrolment: 32,587 (at 12.02.2015)

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MENKENS, Rosemary Norma

Electorate: BURDEKIN Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008 Dates of Service: 7 February 2004 - 30 January 2015 (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Chair, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament). Senior Whip 17 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Manager of Opposition Business in the House 11 April 2011 - 19 March 2012. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Northern Queensland 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Statutory Committee of the Legislative Assembly 19 May 2011 - 23 March 2012. Deputy Chair, Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly 12 April 2011 - 18 May 2011. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for the Cost of Living 29 November 2010 - 12 April 2011. Deputy Chair, Economic Development Committee 9 February 2010 - 16 June 2011. Shadow Minister for Community Services and Housing and Shadow Minister for Women 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Party Activity Party Room Secretary 14 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Member, National Party of Australia (from 1968). Treasurer, Home Hill Branch NPA (2002 - 2003). Secretary, Home Hill Branch NPA (1995 - 2002). State Executive member, NPA Women's Section (1988). Chairman, Burdekin Women's Section NPA (1986 - 1991).

Community Activity Board Member, Cathedral School of St Anne & St James (Townsville). Member, Lower Burdekin Home for the Aged Committee of Management. Chairman, Educational Training Advisory Group, Burdekin College of TAFE (2003-2004). Deputy Chairman, Burdekin TAFE Advisory Council (1999-2003); Burdekin Agricultural College Board (1994-1999). Board Member, Ayr Hospital Board (1987-1991). Member, Chambers of Commerce; Townsville Enterprise; Zonta (Burdekin); Anglican Church Pastoral Care Committee; Australian Women's Forum Club. Honorary Life Member and Patron, Bowen River Turf Club. Life Member, Burdekin Junior Eisteddfod Association. Former Broadcaster, Burdekin Volunteer Community Radio Station (FM97.1).

Personal Born: Collinsville, Queensland, 10 September 1946. Occupation prior to election: Teacher; and Company Director/Secretary of Family Enterprise (cane farm, Home Hill and cattle property, Collinsville District).

Electorate of Burdekin

Location: Mackay region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Woodstock, Cungulla, Giru, Ayr, Home Hill, Gumlu, Dalbeg, Bowen, Merinda, Collinsville, Pyramid, Mount Coolon. Area: 28,344 km² Enrolment: 31,622 (at 11.02.2015)

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MILLARD, Kerry Natasha

Electorate: SANDGATE Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Member, Apex and Toastmasters.

Personal Occupation prior to election: metals and manufacturing sector.

Electorate of Sandgate

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Brighton, Deagon, Fitzgibbon, Sandgate, Taigum, Bracken Ridge, Shorncliffe. Area: 34 km² Enrolment: 33,014 (at 11.02.2015)

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MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn

Electorate: BUNDAMBA Party: Australian Labor Party Date of Election: 5 February 2000 (Elected at By-election)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Opposition Whip 13 April 2012 - 15 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Health, Natural Resources and Mines, Housing 19 April 2012 - 4 August 2014. Shadow Minister for Health, Natural Resources and Mines 5 August 2014 - 15 February 2015. Deputy Chair, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Transport and Local Government Committee 15 November 2011 - 19 February 2012. Chair, Transport, Local Government and Infrastructure Committee 16 June 2011 - 15 November 2011. Chair, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 23 April 2009 - 30 June 2011.

Party Activity Various positions in the FDE, EEC and MEC levels in the ALP.

Personal Born: Ipswich, Queensland, 22 August 1958. Qualifications: BBus (Pub Admin) (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Registrar and Manager of Justices of the Peace Branch.

Electorate of Bundamba

Location: Brisbane – south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Riverview, Dinmore, Ebbw Vale, New Chum, Blackstone, Springfield, Bellbird Park, Collingwood Park, Redbank, Goodna, Redbank Plains. Area: 178 km² Enrolment: 38,435 (at 12.02.2015)

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MINNIKIN, Steven James (Steve)

Electorate: CHATSWORTH Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Public Transport 18 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Parliamentary Secretary for Public Transport 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Party Activity Development Vice-President, Young Liberal Movement Qld (1991). President, Young Liberal Movement Qld (1992-1993). Federal Treasurer, Young Liberal Movement (1994). Young McCombe, King Obe Golden Fellowship Award (1994). State Executive Member, Qld (1992-1993). Chair, Bonner FDC (2010).

Local Government Service Executive Officer, Redland Shire Council (1995). Customer Service Manager (1999).

Community Activity Associate, Australian Property Institute. Member, Australian Institure of Management. Patron, Mount Petrie Bowmen Archery Club.

Official Awards Lions International, Melvin Jones Fellow. Winner, National Customer Service Award (ACSA) (1998).

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 9 July 1965. Qualifications: BBus (UQ). GradCertPropEc (QUT). GradDipPropEc (QUT). MPropEc (QUT). CDec. Occupation prior to election: shopping centre developer and manager.

Electorate of Chatsworth

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Tingalpa, Carina Heights, Carindale, Belmont, Gumdale, Wakerley, Chandler, Capalaba West, Ransome. Area: 61 km² Enrolment: 34,653 (at 11.02.2015)

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MOLHOEK, Robert (Rob)

Electorate: SOUTHPORT Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Planning Reform 20 February 2013 - 30 January 2015. Assistant Minister for Child Safety 18 May 2012 - 20 February 2013. Parliamentary Secretary for Child Safety 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Local Government Service Councillor, Gold Coast City Council (2004-2008). Member, Standing Committee for Water Sustainability (Gold Coast Water).

Community Activity Past Director and National President, Bravehearts. Founding Chairman, Gold Coast Community Fund. Past Director and Chairman, Gold Coast Titans Community Foundation. Foundation Director, Gold Coast NRL Bid Team (now Gold Coast Titans). Former Director, Runaway Bay Junior Leagues Club. Former Director and Deputy Chairman, Gold Coast Tropicarnival and Gold Coast Eisteddford. Former Director and Chairman, Community Radio Station Juice 107.3. Former Committee Member, Labrador Senior Citizens Management. Member, Executive Olympic 2000 Team Fund (Gold Coast). Committee Member, Gold Coast Show Society. Convenor of Elders, Southport Church of Christ. Former Patron, Labrador Tigers Australian Rules Football Club; Labrador Tigers Cricket Club; Gold Coast Model Railway Workshop; Gold Coast City Wind Orchestra; Gold Coast Hockey Association. Member, Metro Church Southport.

Personal Born: Southport, Queensland, 6 October 1959. Occupation prior to election: Woolworths Management.

Electorate of Southport

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Southport, Molendinar, Arundel, Parkwood. Area: 34 km² Enrolment: 34,899 (at 11.02.2015)

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MULHERIN, Hon Timothy Sean (Tim)

Electorate: MACKAY Party: Australian Labor Party Dates of Service: 15 July 1995 - 30 January 2015 (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Deputy Leader of the Opposition 10 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Shadow Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Racing, Local Government, Tourism, Major Events and the Commonwealth Games 5 August 2014 - 30 January 2015. Shadow Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Racing, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Local Government 4 March 2014 - 4 August 2014. Shadow Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Planning and Racing, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Local Government, Science, IT and Innovation 19 April 2012 - 3 March 2014. Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Chair, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Chair, Select Committee on Ethics (54th Parliament). Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Minister for Agriculture, Food and Regional Economies 21 February 2011 - 26 March 2012. Minister for Rural and Regional Queensland 26 March 2009 - 21 February 2011.

Party Activity State Organiser 1994-1995.

Personal Born: Mackay, Queensland, 24 August 1957. Occupation prior to election: ALP State Organiser. Previously Clerk, Mackay Electricity Board.

Electorate of Mackay

Location: Mackay region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Beaconsfield, Andergrove, Mackay Harbour, Cremorne, Mackay. Area: 63 km² Enrolment: 29,674 (at 11.02.2015)

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NEWMAN, Hon Campbell Kevin Thomas

Electorate: ASHGROVE Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Premier 26 March 2012 - 13 February 2015. Leader of the Liberal National Party 26 March 2012 - 6 February 2015.

Local Government Service Lord Mayor of Brisbane (2004-2011).

Community Activity Royal Historical Society of Queensland. Coorparoo RSL. National Trust of Australia (Qld Division).

Military Service Major, Combat Engineers.

Official Awards Australian Defence Medal.

Personal Born: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 12 August 1963. Qualifications: BE(Hons); MBA. Fellow, Institution of Engineers Australia. Occupation prior to election: Lord Mayor of Brisbane (2004-2011).

Electorate of Ashgrove

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: The Gap, Ashgrove, Alderley, Enoggera, Gaythorne, Newmarket, Grange. Area: 70 km² Enrolment: 33,278 (at 11.02.2015)

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NICHOLLS, Hon Timothy James (Tim)

Electorate: CLAYFIELD Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 9 September 2006

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Treasurer and Minister for Trade 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Treasurer; Minister for Finance, Natural Resources and the Arts; Minister for Government Services, Building Industry and Information and Communication Technology; Minister for Child Safety and Minister for Sport; Minister for Disability Services, Mental Health and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships; and Minister for Community Services and Housing and Minister for Women 26 March 2012 - 3 April 2012. Deputy Leader of the Opposition 23 March 2011- 23 March 2012. Shadow Treasurer, Shadow Minister for Finance and Shadow Minister for Trade and Shadow 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly 23 March 2011 - 19 May 2011. Member, Finance and Administration Committee 16 June 2011 - 4 August 2011. Shadow Treasurer 6 April 2009 - 12 April 2011. Deputy Chair, Integrity, Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 9 December 2009 - 15 June 2011. Shadow Minister for Employment and Economic Development 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010. Deputy Chair, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 23 April 2009 - 9 December 2009.

Party Activity Member, Federal Campaign Committee (2007).

Community Activity Patron, All Stars Baseball Club; Eagle Junction Swimming Club.

Official Awards Paul Harris Fellowship (Rotary Club, Hamilton).

Personal Born: Melbourne, Victoria, 6 April 1965. Qualifications: LLB (QUT). Occupations prior to election: Councillor, Hamilton Ward, Brisbane City Council (2000 - 2006); Solicitor; Senior Associate, Hunt and Hunt Lawyers.

Electorate of Clayfield

Location: Brisbane – north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Nundah, Wooloowin, Clayfield, Hendra, Albion, Ascot, Eagle Farm, Pinkenba. Area: 76 km² Enrolment: 34,641 (at 12.02.2015)

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OSTAPOVITCH, Freya Klementina

Electorate: STRETTON Party: Liberal National Party

Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Chair, Waterford SEC. Vice Chair, Forde FDC. Chair and Founder, Logan LNP Women. Member, Child Safety Policy Committee.

Community Activity Past Vice-President, Logan Chamber of Commerce. Past President, Loganlea Community Centre. Past Wildlife rescue and carer NPW and Universal Peace Ambassador. Member, Lions Club International; Ethnic Communities Council; National Council of Women Queensland; Sunnybank RSL; Neighbourhood Watch; PCYC.

Personal Born: Kerkrade, Limburg, Netherlands, 24 February 1956. Occupation prior to election: mentor.

Electorate of Stretton

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Eight Mile Plains, Runcorn, Kuraby, Calamvale, Stretton, Karawatha, Drewvale, Berringa. Area: 40 km² Enrolment: 33,062 (at 11.02.2015)

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PALASZCZUK, Annastacia

Electorate: INALA Party: Australian Labor Party Date of Election: 9 September 2006

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Leader of the Opposition 30 March 2012 - 13 February 2015 (first woman elected as Leader of the Opposition). Shadow Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations 5 August 2014 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Justice and Attorney-General, Industrial Relations, Tourism, Major Events and Commonwealth Games 4 March 2014 - 4 August 2014. Shadow Minister for Justice and Attorney- General, Industrial Relations, Education, Training and Employment, Tourism, Major Events and Commonwealth Games 10 May 2012 - 3 March 2014. Shadow Minister for Attorney-General, Justice and Industrial Relations, Education, Training and Employment, Tourism, Small Business, Major Events and Commonwealth Games, the Arts 19 April 2012 - 9 May 2012. Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Minister for Transport 21 February 2011 - 26 March 2012. Minister for Multicultural Affairs 26 March 2009 - 26 March 2012. Minister for Disability Services 26 March 2009 - 21 February 2011.

Party Activity Former President, ALP Inala Branch; Delegate, Queensland ALP State Conference; Delegate, ALP National Conference; Former State President, Queensland Young Labor.

Community Activity Patron, Inala Community House; Oxley Darra Pony Club; Project Love and Care.

Relationship to Politicians Father: Mr Heinrich (Henry), Member of Queensland Legislative Assembly for Archerfield 1984-1992, Inala 1992-2006.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 25 July 1969. BA (UQ); MA (Hons) (University of ); LLB (UQ); GradDipLegPrac (ANU); British Council Chevening Scholar. Occupation prior to election: Senior Ministerial Advisor to Beattie Labor Government.

Electorate of Inala

Location: Brisbane – south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Darra, Wacol, Richlands, Inala, Gailes, Carole Park, Ellen Grove, Camira. Area: 58 km² Enrolment: 31,518 (at 16.02.2015)

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PITT, Curtis Warren

Electorate: MULGRAVE Party: Australian Labor Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Manager of Opposition Business 18 May 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Treasury and Trade, Energy and Water Supply, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 5 August 2014 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Treasury and Trade, Energy and Water Supply, Employment, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 4 March 2014 - 4 August 2014. Shadow Minister for Treasury and Trade, Energy and Water Supply, Main Roads, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Sport and Recreation 19 April 2012 - 3 March 2014. Member, Select Committee on Ethics (54th Parliament). Deputy Chair, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Leader of Opposition Business 10 May 2012 - 18 May 2012. Minister for Disability Services, Mental Health and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 21 February 2011 - 26 March 2012. Deputy Government Whip 18 May 2010 - 21 February 2011. Member, Integrity, Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 9 December 2009 - 16 February 2011. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 23 April 2009 - 9 December 2009. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2009.

Party Activity Treasurer, Ferny Grove SEC; Delegate, Dickson FEC, Ferny Grove SEC regional Conference; Campaign Director, Ferny Grove (2006); Vaious branch positions within Gordonvale, Fretwell Park, Greenslopes, and Arana Hills (1992-2009); Queensland Young Labor.

Community Activity Lions Club International; SANDS (Qld); Mission Australia Southern Corridor Family Support Standing Committee (Communities for Children); Gordonvale RSL Citizens Auxillary. Patron, Edmonton Tennis Association, Innisfail PCYC, Edmonton Storm Junior Rugby League Club and Mulgrave District Historical Society.

Relationship to Politicians Father: Hon Frederick (Warren), Member of Queensland Legislative Assembly for Mulgrave, 1989-1995, 1998-2009.

Personal Born: Cairns, Queensland, 1 February 1977. Qualifications: BA (JCU). Occupation prior to election: Director, Indigenous Jobs and Enterprises Taskforce, Department of Tourism, Regional Development and Industry. Electorate of Mulgrave

Location: Cairns region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Southern towns of Cairns, Gordonvale, McDonnell Creek, Babinda, Miriwinni, Garradunga, suburbs of Innisfail, Flying Fish Point. Area: 1,664 km² Enrolment: 30,754 (at 15.02.2015)

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POWELL, Hon Andrew Cary

Electorate: GLASS HOUSE Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Minister for Environment and Heritage Protection 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for the Environment 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Environment, Agriculture, Resources and Energy Committee 4 August 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Ethics Committee 16 June 2011 - 4 August 2011. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 16 June 2011 - 4 August 2011. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 23 April 2009 - 30 June 2011. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Mental Health, Drug Strategy and Health Personnel 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011.

Party Activity Member, Palmwoods District Branch (LNP); Former Secretary, Nambour Branch (NPA); Former Chair and Branch Delegate, Nicklin SEC; Former Central Councillor and Delegate NPA State Conference.

Community Activity Coach, Palmwoods Warrior's Football Club.

Personal Born: Melbourne, Victoria, 15 May 1973. Qualifications: BSc and BA (UQ); Cert III (Pub Admin) (Department of Defence). Occupation prior to election: Public Servant, Departments.

Electorate of Glass House

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Moodlu, Bellmere, Palmwoods, Maleny, Peachester, Glass House Mountains, Woodford, Wamuran. Area: 1,582 km² Enrolment: 35,425 (at 12.02.2015)

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PUCCI, Michael Joseph

Electorate: LOGAN Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Greenbank RSL, Australian American Association, Building Services Contractors Association.

Military Service GySgt, US Marine Corps (20 years active service). Veteran, Gulf War. Awards and Commendations: Three (NMCM). Three (NCAM). Six (GCM). NDSM. SWA (including three stars for service in three campaigns (Defense of Saudi Arabia, Liberation and Defense of Kuwait, Southwest Asia Cease-Fire)). KLM (Saudi Arabia). KLM (Emirate of Kuwaite). Two (NUC). Three (MUC). Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (with two stars). Marine Corps Recruiting Ribbon.

Personal Born: Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA, 1 June 1963. Qualifications: Coastal Carolina Community College (North Carolina, USA) and St Leo's College (Florida, USA). Officer Academy Advanced Leadership Career, and Officer Combat Skills Course (Staff Noncommissioned Officer Academy). CertIV (Trainer & Assessor). CertIV (WHS). CertIV (Frontline Management). Occupation prior to election: Executive Management.

Electorate of Logan

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Browns Plains, Park Ridge, Park Ridge South, North & South Maclean, Stockleigh, Chambers Flat, Logan Village, Munrubben. Area: 215 km² Enrolment: 30,724 (at 11.02.2015)

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RICE, Saxon

Electorate: MOUNT COOT-THA Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Technical and Further Education 18 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Parliamentary Secretary for Technical and Further Education 12 April - 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Party Activity Vice Chair, Mouth Coot-tha SEC (2010). Chair, Publica Transport Committee (2011). Member, Policy Standing Committee.

Community Activity Patron, Bardon RSL (sub-branch). Member, Surf Lifesaving Association. Member, local bushcare group.

Personal Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 15 June 1976. Qualifications: BEcon(SocSc); MIntLaw. Occupation prior to election: Advisor to Ross Vasta MP, Federal Member for Bonner (2011).

Electorate of Mount Coot-tha

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Mount Coot-tha, , Auchenflower, Milton, Red Hill, Paddington, Bardon. Area: 29 km² Enrolment: 31,760 (at 12.02.2015)

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RICKUSS, Ian Phillip

Electorate: LOCKYER Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 7 February 2004

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Member, Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Chair, Select Committee on Ethics (54th Parliament). Chair, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Chair, Public Accounts and Public Works Committee 28 May 2009 - 16 June 2011. Deputy Chair, Public Accounts Committee 23 April 2009 - 28 May 2009. Deputy Chair, Public Works Committee 23 April 2009 - 28 May 2009. Opposition Whip 11 April 2011 - 23 March 2012.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 27 July 1954. Occupation prior to election: Bank Clerk, Horticulturist.

Electorate of Lockyer

Location: Ipswich region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Flagstone Creek, Vinegar Hill, Fordsdale, Gatton, Morton Vale, Glenmore Grove, Mount Sylvia, Mulgowie, Undullah. Area: 3,148 km² Enrolment: 33,523 (at 12.02.2015)

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ROBINSON, Dr Mark Andrew

Electorate: CLEVELAND Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Speaker 17 May 2012 - 23 February 2015. Chairman of Committees 17 May 2012 - 23 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Main Roads, Fisheries and Marine Infrastructure 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Transport and Local Government Committee 15 November 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Transport, Local Government and Infrastructure Committee 16 June 2011 - 15 November 2011. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Apprenticeships and Trade Training 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Member, Integrity, Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 9 December 2009 - 15 June 2011. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 23 April 2009 - 9 December 2009.

Personal Born: Traralgon, Victoria, 29 April 1963. Qualifications: PhD (UQ); MA(IS) (GU); BSc (Marine Biology and Zoology) (JCU); DipMin (Rhema College); Cert IV (Workplace Training and Assessment). Occupation prior to election: Lecturer/Teacher.

Electorate of Cleveland

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Wellington Point, Ormiston, Cleveland. Area: 313 km² Enrolment: 34,947 (at 11.02.2015)

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RUTHENBERG, Trevor John

Electorate: KALLANGUR Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Chair, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Temporary Chair of Committees 17 May 2012 - 23 March 2015.

Party Activity Chair, Kallangur LNP SEC (209-2011).

Community Activity Ambassador, Youth Excel. Patron, Pine Rivers Mens Shed.

Military Service Cpl, RAAF 38 Sqn. Awards: Australian Service Medal.

Personal Qualifications: GradDipMainMgmt. Occupation prior to election: Chair, Queensland Lutheran Early Childhood Services (2010-2012).

Electorate of Kallangur

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Kurwongbah, Whiteside, Petrie, Murrumba Downs, Kallangur, Dakabin. Area: 99 km² Enrolment: 33,394 (at 12.02.2015)

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SCOTT, Desley Carleton

Electorate: WOODRIDGE Party: Australian Labor Party Dates of Service: 17 February 2001 - 30 January 2015 (Retired)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Deputy Opposition Whip 13 April 2012 - 30 January 2015. Shadow Minister for Community Services and Child Safety, Mental Health, Women and Seniors, Multicultural Affairs 4 March 2014 - 30 January 2015. Shadow Minister for Disability Services, Community Services, Child Safety, Multicultural Affairs and Women, Mental Health 10 May 2012 - 3 March 2014. Shadow Minister for Disability Services, Community Services, Child Safety, Multicultural Affairs and Women, Mental Health, Transport 19 April 2012 - 9 May 2012. Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Chair, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Industry, Education, Training and Industrial Relations Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Social Development Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011.

Government Appointments Member of Minister's Regional Queensland Council (Hon Warren Pitt). Ex-Officio Member of Regional Disability Forum (Moreton Region).

Party Activity Chair of Child Safety Caucus Committee. Publicity Officer, ALP Logan Branch.

Personal Born: Toowoomba, Queensland, 27 June 1943. Qualifications: Dental Nurse Certificate. Occupation prior to election: Electorate Officer for the state seat of Woodridge.

Electorate of Woodridge

Location: Brisbane – south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Underwood, Woodridge, Kingston, Logan Central, Marsden, Slacks Creek, Berrinba, Crestmead. Area: 34 km² Enrolment: 31,270 (at 12.02.2015)

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SEENEY, Hon Jeffrey William (Jeff)

Electorate: CALLIDE Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 13.06.1998 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 13 June 1998

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Deputy Premier, Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Deputy Premier, Minister for Reconstruction and Minister for State Development and Trade; Minister for Agriculture, Food and Regional Economics; Minister for Environment; Minister for Health; and Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services 26 March 2012 - 3 April 2012. Leader of the Opposition 23 March 2011 - 23 March 2012. Shadow Minister for State Development, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and Shadow Minister for Reconstruction 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly 10 March 2011 - 24 March 2011. Member, Speaker's Advisory Committee 18 August 2009 - 19 May 2011. Member, Industry, Education, Training and Industrial Relations Committee 16 June 2011 - 4 August 2011. Deputy Chair, Environment and Resources Committee 23 April 2009 - 16 June 2011. Leader of Opposition Business and Shadow Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy 6 April 2009 - 23 March 2011. Member, Review of the Parliamentary Committee System Committee 25 February 2010 - 15 December 2010. Member, Standing Orders Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2011. Party Activity Member, State Central Council NPAQ 1991 - 1998. Member, Primary Industry, Local Government and Transport Policy Committees. Chair, Auburn Electorate Council. Chairman, Callide Electorate Council 1991 - 1996; Various executive positions Monto Branch 1988 to 1998; Various positions Young Nationals 1978 to 1988 including State Councillor 1979. Local Government Service Monto Shire Council 1992 - 1998, Deputy Mayor 8 April 1994 - 15 March 1997, North Burnett LGA Delegate. Burnett Inland Organisation of Councils Delegate. Chair, Legislative Review Committee and National Competition Policy Review Committee. Member of various internal council committees. Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 2 February 1957. Qualifications: Cert Rural Business Management (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Farmer.

Electorate of Callide Location: Hervey Bay region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Dululu, Baralaba, Monto, Taroom, Gulugaba, Gayndah, Tingoora, Wondai, Murgon, Kilkivan, Wonga Lower, Coalstoun Lakes, Biggenden, Gin Gin, Bucca, Boondooma. Area: 67,427 km² Enrolment: 30,449 (at 11.02.2015)

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SHORTEN, Anthony

Electorate: ALGESTER Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Treasurer, Forde FDC. Chair, Algester SEC.

Community Activity Associate Member, Greenbank RSL.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 12 June 1969. Occupation prior to election: personal assistant.

Electorate of Algester

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Algester, Doolandella, Forestdale, Forest Lake, Heathwood, Hillcrest, Larapinta, Pallara, Parkinson. Area: 105 km² Enrolment: 32,147 (at 11.02.2015)

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SHUTTLEWORTH, Dale Eric

Electorate: FERNY GROVE Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Hills and District Chamber of Commerce. Samford and District Chamber of Commerce. Men of the Trees. Transition the Grove. Life Member, RSL. Nexus Church..

Military Service Petty Officer ETC4, (1982-1994). Awards: Australian Service Medal. Australian Defence Medal (Kuwait Clasp).

Personal Born: Mackay, Queensland, 5 August 1964. Qualifications: AssocDipEE(ComSys); GradDipBusMgmt; Dip, Australian Institute of Company Directors. Occupation prior to election: Senior Account Manager.

Electorate of Ferny Grove

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Mount Samson, Mount Glorious, Cedar Creek, Mount Nebo, Camp Mountain, Ferny Grove, Arana Hills, Samford Valley, Clear Mountain. Area: 244 km² Enrolment: 32,479 (at 12.02.2015)

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SIMPSON, Hon Fiona Stuart

Electorate: MAROOCHYDORE Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 19.09.1992 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 19 September 1992

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Speaker of the Legislative Assembly 15 May 2012 - 23 March 2015 (first woman elected as Speaker of the Queensland Legislative Assembly). Chair, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Shadow Minister for Waste Watch, Shadow Minister for Community Services and Housing and Shadow Minister for Women 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Community Affairs Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Road Safety 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads 6 April 2009 - 11 April 2011. Member, Economic Development Committee 23 April 2009 - 9 February 2010.

Party Activity NPA State Management Committee Member.

Personal Born: Sea Lake, Victoria, 18 April 1965. Qualifications: BA (UQ); MA, GradDip (Australian Institute of Company Directors). Occupation prior to election: Journalist.

Electorate of Maroochydore

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Coolum Beach, Point Arkwright, Yaroomba, Mudjimba, Pacific Paradise, Twin Waters, Maroochydore, Marcoola, Mt Coolum, Alexandra Headland. Area: 52 km² Enrolment: 36,649 (at 12.02.2015)

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SMITH, Tarnya

Electorate: MOUNT OMMANEY Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Child Safety 20 February 2013 - 30 January 2015. Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Government Whip 17 May 2012 - 20 February 2013.

Party Activity Member, LNP.

Community Activity Member, Centenary and District Chamber of Commerce; LNP Womens; National Council of Women Queensland; Friends of Kiwanis; Probus Club (Mount Ommaney); Rotary Club (Sumner Park, Centenary). Associate Member, Lions Club (Jindalee); Western Districts Baseball Club; WASPS Rugby Union Club.

Personal Born: Auburn, Sydney, New South Wales, 17 March 1965. Qualifications: GradDipIndRel (GU). Occupation prior to election: Human Resources Manager.

Electorate of Mount Ommaney

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Riverhills, Westlake, Middle Park, Sumner, Jamboree Heights, Mount Ommaney, Jindalee, Sinnamon Park, Seventeen Mile Rocks, Oxley, Corinda. Area: 30 km² Enrolment: 31,682 (at 11.02.2015)

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SORENSEN, Edward John (Ted)

Electorate: HERVEY BAY Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 21 March 2009

Parliamentary Service Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Government Whip 17 May 2012 - 25 March 2015. Deputy Opposition Whip 9 February 2010 - 19 February 2012. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 23 April 2009 - 9 Febraruy 2010.

Party Activity Member, LNP.

Local Government Service Mayor, Hervey Bay City (2000 - 2008). Councillor, Hervey Bay City (1994-2000).

Community Activity Member, Hervey Bay Chamber of Commerce. Vice-Patron, Kirami Nursing Home. Patron, Hervey Bay High School. Committee Member, Meals on Wheels. Member, Sunrise Rotary Club.

Personal Born: 20 January 1953. Occupation prior to election: Mayor, Hervey Bay City.

Electorate of Hervey Bay

Location: Hervey Bay region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: , Point Vernon, Yarrilee, Pialba, Scarness, Torquay, Urraween, Kawungan, River Heads, Booral, Urangan, Burrum Heads. Area: 1,813 km² Enrolment: 36,284 (at 12.02.2015)

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SPRINGBORG, Hon Lawrence James

Electorate: SOUTHERN DOWNS (Warwick 1992 - 2001) (Carnarvon 1989-1992) Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 National Party 02.12.1989 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 2 December 1989

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for Health 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for State Development, Major Projects, Infrastructure and Planning, Shadow Minister for Trade 29 November 2010 - 22 March 2011. Member, Statutory Committee of the Legislative Assembly 19 May 2011 - 23 March 2012. Member, Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly 10 March 2011 - 18 May 2011. Deputy Chair, Review of the Parliamentary Committee System Committee 25 February 2010 - 22 March 2011. Shadow Attorney- General and Shadow Minister for Trade, Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010. Deputy Leader of the Opposition 3 April 2009 - 22 March 2011. Deputy Leader of the Liberal National Party 3 April 2009 - 22 March 2011.

Party Activity Former Chairman and Secretary, Inglewood Branch, Young National Party Australia (Qld); State Councillor Young National Party Australia; Branch Delegate to Carnarvon Electorate Council and Maranoa Divisional Council and State Conference; Convenor of YNPA Health and Environment Committee; YNPA Representative on National Party Science and Technology Committee. Honorary Life Member of YNPA- Queensland since 1992.

Personal Born: Inglewood, Queensland, 17 February 1968. Occupation prior to election: Farm labourer.

Electorate of Southern Downs

Location: Darling Downs region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Talwood, Goondiwindi, Yelarbon, Inglewood, Karara, Texas, Stanthorpe, Applethorpe, Killarney, Warwick, Allora. Area: 30,953 km² Enrolment: 33,875 (at 13.02.2015)

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STEVENS, Raymond Alexander (Ray)

Electorate: MERMAID BEACH (Robina 1999-2009) Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 9 September 2006

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister to the Premier on e-Government 11 October 2012 - 30 January 2015. Manager of Government Business 18 May 2012 - 30 January 2015. Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly (54th Parliament). Leader of the House 17 May 2012 - 18 May 2012. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Racing 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Deputy Chair, Finance and Administration Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Tourism and Racing 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Member, Law, Justice and Safety (Standing) Committee 19 May 2009 - 16 June 2011. Member, Law, Justice and Safety (Select) Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2009. Shadow Minister for Tourism and Fair Trading 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2009.

Party Activity Councillor, Albert Shire Council (1988 - 1994); Chairman, Works Committee, Albert Shire Council. Mayor, Albert Shire Council (1994); Amalgamation of Albert and Gold Coast Shire Councils (1994); Mayor, Gold Coast City Council (1995 - 1997).

Personal Born: Townsville, Queensland, 1 February 1953. Qualifications: BA Finance and Economics (JCU and Macquarie). Admitted to Australian Association of Accountants (1974). Occupations prior to election: Senior Consultant, Businessman.

Electorate of Mermaid Beach

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Mermaid Beach, Mermaid Waters, Broadbeach Waters , Clear Island Waters. Area: 29 km² Enrolment: 35,102 (at 15.02.2015)

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STEWART, Mark Adrian

Electorate: SUNNYBANK Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Finance and Administration Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Sunnybank Lions Club. Sunnybank Chamber of Commerce. Student Accommodation Taskforce.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 16 August 1979. Occupation prior to election: sales and marketing manager.

Electorate of Sunnybank

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Durack, Willawong, Archerfield, Coopers Plains, Sunnybank Hills, Sunnybank, Robertson, Macgregor, Acacia Ridge. Area: 41 km² Enrolment: 30,791 (at 12.02.2015)

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STUCKEY, Hon Janet Anne (Jann)

Electorate: CURRUMBIN Party: Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008 Date of Election: 7 February 2004

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Tourism, Manufacturing and Small Business 11 April 2011 - 19 February 2012. Member, Industry, Education, Training and Industrial Relations Committee 16 June 2011 - 19 February 2012. Shadow Minister for Small Business, Job Creation, Fair Trading and Industrial Relations, Shadow Minister for Women 29 November 2010 - 11 April 2011. Shadow Minister for Public Works and Information and Communication Technology 6 April 2009 - 29 November 2010.

Party Activity Patron, Liberal Party Women's State Council, 2004-2005. Chairman, McPherson FEC, 2001-2003. Candidate, Currumbin, 2001 State election. Chairman, Broadbeach Branch, 1998-1999.

Community Activity President, Coolangatta Community Renewal Association Inc (2001-2004). Founding member, Fix Currumbin Creek Committee (2003). Chair, Strategy Committee Women in Tourism Gold Coast Inc (2003). Member, Southern Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce; Tugun Progress Association; Friends of Currumbin; Women at Work. Pioneered the Australian Image Industry (1984). Vice-Patron, Point Danger Surf Life Saving Club (2004).

Personal Born: Adelaide, South Australia, 21 January 1955. Qualifications: Registered nurse with diploma from Adelaide Children’s Hospital. Occupation prior to election: Ran a communications consultancy specialising in professional development, speaker coaching and conflict resolution.

Electorate of Currumbin

Location: Gold Coast region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Currumbin Valley, Tallebudgera, Currumbin Waters, Elanora, Tugun, Bilinga, Coolangatta. Area: 139 km² Enrolment: 34,548 (at 12.02.2015)

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SYMES, Neil Aaron

Electorate: LYTTON Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Education and Innovation Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Secretary, Mansfield LNP SEC. Member, Bonner Young LNP. Delegate, Senior Party Convention (2009-2011). Delegate, YLNP State Convention (2009-2011). Campaign Committee Member, Federal Election, (Bonner) (2010).

Community Activity Member, Wynnum RSL. Committee of the ageing, Wynnum-Manly branch. Member, Wynnum-Manly Leagues Club. Patron, Eastern Districts Orchid Association.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 11 December 1988. Qualifications: BHuServ; BA(CCJ). Occupation prior to election: deli assistant.

Electorate of Lytton

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Mud Island, St Helena Island, Green Island, Port of Brisbane, Lytton, Wynnum, Manly, Manly West, Wynnum West. Area: 48 km² Enrolment: 32,733 (at 11.02.2015)

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TRAD, Jackie

Electorate: SOUTH BRISBANE Party: Australian Labor Party Date of Election: 28 April 2012 (Elected at By-election)

Parliamentary Service Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads, Environment and Heritage Protection, Small Business and Consumer Affairs and the Arts 4 March 2014 - 13 February 2015. Shadow Minister for Transport, Environment and Heritage Protection, Small Business, Consumer Affairs and the Arts 10 May 2012 - 3 March 2014. Deputy Chair, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity President, Kurilpa Branch ALP. Delegate, National Conference. Former Assistant State Secretary. Former Member, National Executive Committee. Former Secretary, Labor Womens Organisation Queensland. Former Delegate, State Conference.

Community Activity Scott Street C&K Kindergarten (West End). Amnesty International.

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 25 April 1972. Qualifications: MPubPol (US); BA (GU). Occupation prior to election: public servant.

Electorate of South Brisbane

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: South Brisbane, East Brisbane, Kangaroo Point, West End, Highgate Hill, Woolloongabba, Dutton Park, and parts of Greenslopes. Area: 17 km² Enrolment: 33,902 (at 11.02.2015)

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TROUT, Michael John

Electorate: BARRON RIVER Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament).

Personal Born: Chinchilla, Queensland, 21 November 1963. Occupation prior to election: General Manager (family business).

Electorate of Barron River

Location: Cairns region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Ellis Beach, Trinity Beach, Yorkeys Knob, Holloway's Beach, Freshwater, Redlynch, Caravonica, Smithfield, Kuranda, Kowrowa. Area: 600 km² Enrolment: 38,470 (at 11.02.2015)

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WALKER, Hon Ian Bradley

Electorate: MANSFIELD Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation, and the Arts 20 February 2013 - 13 February 2015. Assistant Minister for Planning Reform 18 May 2012 - 20 February 2015. Parliamentary Secretary for Planning Reform 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Party Activity Young Liberal Movement (Qld): Policy Vice-President, (1978); President (1979); Federal Treasurer (1979); Life Member (1980). State Executive, Liberal Party (Qld) (1979-1983). Constitutional and Rules Chair, Liberal Party (Qld). Hon. Legal Advisor, LNP (2009-2010). Distinguished Service Award, Liberal Party of Australia (2011).

Community Activity Secretary, Urban Development Institute of Queensland. Chair, Australian Church Law Commission. Member, National Standing Committee (Anglican Church). Chair, Camerata of St Johns.

Personal Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 18 November 1954. Qualifications: BA; LLB. Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.

Electorate of Mansfield

Location: Brisbane - south region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Mount Gravatt East, Mount Gravatt, Upper Mount Gravatt, Mansfield, Wishart, Eight Mile Plains, Rochedale, Mackenzie, Burbank. Area: 78 km² Enrolment: 30,114 (at 11.02.2015)

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WATTS, Trevor John

Electorate: TOOWOOMBA NORTH Party: Liberal National Party Date of Election: 24 March 2012

Parliamentary Service Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Temporary Chair of Committees 17 May 2012 - 23 March 2015.

Party Activity Member, Toowoomba North Branch (from 2004). Treasurer, Toowoomba North Branch (2005-2008). Treasurer, Toowoomba North Campaign (2005-2006). Policy Committee (2005-2008). Candidate, Toowoomba North (2009, 2012).

Community Activity Liquor Industry Action Group. Community Safety Committee/Community ACCESS Committee. City Safe Committtee. Toowoomba Basketball Association. Football Toowoomba. Garden City Rotary Club.

Personal Born: United Kingdom, 30 January 1968. Qualifications: BBus; DipExpMgmt; Graduate, Public Venue Management School; Member, Chartered Insitute of Marketing; Member, Australian Institute of Management. Occupation prior to election: Publican Executive Officer, Queensland Wine.

Electorate of Toowoomba North

Location: Darling Downs region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Highfields, Blue Mountain Heights, Mount Kynoch, Wilsonton Heights, Rockville, Harlaxton, Toowoomba, East Toowoomba, Prince Henry Heights, Mount Lofty, North Toowoomba. Area: 112 km² Enrolment: 35,143 (at 12.02.2015)

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WELLINGTON, Peter William

Electorate: NICKLIN Party: Independent Date of Election: 13 June 1998

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service Member, Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (54th Parliament). Deputy Chair, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Ethics Committee 16 June 2011 - 23 March 2012. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 16 June 2011 - 17 May 2012. Deputy Chair, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 23 April 2009 - 30 June 2011.

Local Government Service Councillor, Maroochy Shire, Division 3 (four years); Chair, Finance Department, Maroochy Council (one year).

Personal Born: Numurkah, Victoria, 21 August 1957. Qualifications: LLB (QUT); GradDipLegPrac. Occupation prior to election: Councillor, solicitor and farmer.

Electorate of Nicklin

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Rural Principal Areas: Kenilworth, Kureelpa, Coolabine, Yandina, Kiamba, Coorooy, Yandina Creek, Gheerulla, Ridgewood, Federal. Area: 920 km² Enrolment: 34,129 (at 12.02.2015)

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WOODFORTH, Jason

Electorate: NUDGEE Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (54th Parliament). Member, Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Vice President and Queensland President, INBA (International Natural Bodybuilding Association).

Personal Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 27 November 1970. Occupation prior to election: sales representative.

Electorate of Nudgee

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Nudgee, Nudgee Beach, Boondall, Virginia, Zillmere, Geebung, Banyo, Nundah, Chermside. Area: 44 km² Enrolment: 35,099 (at 11.02.2015)

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YOUNG, Bruce Cameron

Electorate: KEPPEL Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 30 January 2015 (Defeated - election 31 January 2015)

Parliamentary Service Member, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament).

Community Activity Toastmasters.

Personal Occupation prior to election: grazier.

Electorate of Keppel

Location: Rockhampton region Description: Provincial Principal Areas: Frenchville, Stockyard, Byfield, Woodbury, Inverness, , Taroomball, Barmoya, Sandringham, Emu Park, Cawarral, Nankin, Zilzie. Area: 3,805 km² Enrolment: 35,625 (at 12.02.2015)

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MEMBERS ELECTED BUT RESIGNING PRIOR TO BEING SWORN INTO THE 54TH PARLIAMENT

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BLIGH, Hon Anna Maria

Electorate: SOUTH BRISBANE Party: Australian Labor Party Dates of Service: 15 July 1995 - 2 April 2012 (Resigned)

(For Parliamentary Service prior to 2009 refer to previous Parliamentary Records) Parliamentary Service 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2012 (first woman elected as Premier of Queensland). Minister for Reconstruction 21 February 2011 - 26 March 2012. Member, Committee of the Legislative Assembly 10 March 2011 - 23 March 2012. Member, Standing Orders Committee 23 April 2009 - 19 May 2011. Minister for the Arts 26 March 2009 - 21 February 2011.

Party Activity Member State Administrative Committee; Member Labor Women’s Organisation; State Conference Delegate; Branch President, Kurilpa (1993-1995); Branch Secretary, Fairfield (1987-1988); Convenor Social Justice Policy Committee (1991-1994); State Council Delegate.

Personal Born: Warwick, Queensland, 13 July 1960. Qualifications: BA (UQ). Occupation prior to election: Senior Policy Officer, Department of Employment, Vocational Education, Training and Industrial Relations (DEVETIR).

Electorate of South Brisbane

Location: Brisbane – south region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: South Brisbane, East Brisbane, Kangaroo Point, West End, Highgate Hill, Woolloongabba, Dutton Park and parts of Greenslopes. Area: 17 km² Enrolment: 33,902 (at 11.02.2015)

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MEMBERS RESIGNING DURING THE 54TH PARLIAMENT

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DAVIS, Dr Christopher Karl (Chris)

Electorate: STAFFORD Party: Liberal National Party Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 23 May 2014 (Resigned)

Parliamentary Service Assistant Minister for Health 18 May 2012 - 15 May 2014. Parliamentary Secretary for Health 12 April 2012 - 18 May 2012.

Personal Born: Capetown (South Africa), 13 October 1953. Qualifications: BM; BS MBChB; MBA; FRACP. Occupation prior to election: Director Geriatric Medicine (Prince Charles Hospital).

Electorate of Stafford

Location: Brisbane - north region Description: Inner Metropolitan Principal Areas: Stafford, Stafford Heights, Gordon Park, Kedron, Chermside West, Grange, Newmarket. Area: 19 km² Enrolment: 32,027 (at 11.02.2015)

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DRISCOLL, Scott Nicolaus Electorate: REDCLIFFE Party: Independent 19.04.2013 - 19.11.2013 Liberal National Party 24.03.2012 - 19.04.2013 Dates of Service: 24 March 2012 - 19 November 2013 (Resigned)

Parliamentary Service Member, Health and Community Services Committee (54th Parliament). Member, State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (54th Parliament).

Party Activity Chair, Redcliffe SEC and Redcliffe Branch, including various other party elected positions since 1989.

Community Activity Patron, Regional Community Association Inc. National President, United Retail Federation.

Personal Born: Redcliffe (Queensland), 16 April 1975. Occupation prior to election: small business owner.

Electorate of Redcliffe

Location: Sunshine Coast region Description: Outer Metropolitan Principal Areas: Scarborough, Newport, Kippa-Ring, Redcliffe, Margate, Woody Point, Clontarf. Area: 198 km² Enrolment: 34,185 (at 11.02.2015)

98 Queensland Parliamentary Record PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT

The Clerk of the Parliament and Chief Executive Officer Neil LAURIE

The Deputy Clerk of the Parliament Michael RIES

Director, Corporate and House Services Michael HICKEY

99 The 54th Parliament PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE FROM 2014

100 Queensland Parliamentary Record PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES OF THE 54TH PARLIAMENT

Notes: (1) The original motion to appoint Members to parliamentary committees for the 54th Parliament was passed in the Parliament on 17 May 2012. (2) On 10 March 2011 the Committee of the Legislative Assembly was established by resolution of the House to consider issues arising from the December 2010 report of the Committee System Review Committee. Its other responsibilities are for the ethical conduct of members of the Legislative Assembly; parliamentary powers, rights and immunities; and the standing rules and orders. (3) For Members, dates refer to their appointment to or resignation from the committee, if different from the start or end date of the committee. (4) Unless legislation governing a committee otherwise specifically provides, all committees are automatically dissolved when Parliament is dissolved. The Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee is the only committee to exist after a dissolution - this is specifically provided for in s 301 of the Crime and Misconduct Act 2001.

Agriculture, Resources and Environment Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) RICKUSS, IP (Chair) TRAD, J (Deputy Chair) COSTIGAN, JN COX, SV FLEGG, BS (15.11.2012-27.11.2012) GIBSON, DF (17.05.2012-15.11.2012) KNUTH, SA KRAUSE, JM (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) MADDERN, MA TROUT, MJ (from 27.11.2012)

Committee of the Legislative Assembly (17.05.2012 - 30.01.2015) SIMPSON, Hon FS (Chair) D'ATH, YM (from 25.08.2014) MULHERIN, TS NICHOLLS, Hon TJ PALASZCZUK, A (17.05.2012-25.08.2014) PITT, CW SEENEY, Hon JW STEVENS, R

Education and Innovation Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) MENKENS, RN, (Chair) BENNETT, SA BOOTHMAN, MA D'ATH, YM (04.03.2014-27.08.2014) HOPPER, R (from 12.02.2013) LATTER, MR LYNHAM, A (from 27.08.2014) MULHERIN, TS (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) PALASZCZUK, A (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) PUCCI, MJ (17.05.2012-12.02.2013)

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Ethics Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) CRANDON, MJ (Chair) (from 07.08.2013) DOWLING, PJ (Chair) (27.11.2012-07.08.2013) DOUGLAS, AR (Chair) (17.05.2012-27.11.2012) BERRY, IM (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) CUNNINGHAM, EA KAYE, IS MILLER, J-AR PUCCI, MJ (from 12.02.2013) TRAD, J WELLINGTON, PW

Finance and Administration Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) DAVIES, SW (Chair) (from 07.08.2013) CRANDON, MJ (Chair) (07.05.2012-07.08.2013) PITT, CW (Deputy Chair) CUNNINGHAM, EA (from 12.02.2013) FLEGG, BS (from 27.11.2012) GULLEY, R KAYE, IS (17.05.2012-27.11.2012) MULHERIN, TS (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) OSTAPOVITCH, FK SORENSEN, EJ (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) STEWART, MA

Health and Community Services Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) RUTHENBERG, TJ (Chair) (from 27.11.2012) DOWLING, PJ (Chair) (17.05.2012-27.11.2012) MILLER, J-AR (Deputy Chair) BATES, RM (from 16.04.2013) BERRY, IM (27.11.2012-29.11.2012) DAVIES, SW (07.05.2012-07.08.2013) DILLAWAY, AS (17.05.2012-29.11.2012) DOUGLAS, A (from 12.02.2013) DRISCOLL, S (29.11.2012-16.04.2013) HATHAWAY, JD JOHNSON, VG (29.11.2012-12.02.2013) KRAUSE, JM (from 07.08.2013) SCOTT, DC (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) SHUTTLEWORTH, DE TROUT, MJ (17.05.2012-27.11.2012)

Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) BERRY, IM (Chair) (from 28.11.2012)

102 Queensland Parliamentary Record HOPPER, RG (Chair) (17.05.2012-27.11.2012) WELLINGTON, PW (Deputy Chair) BARTON, VM BYRNE, WS (17.05.2012-27.08.2014) CHOAT, SK D'ATH, YM (from 27.08.2014) DILLAWAY, AS (from 29.11.2012) DOUGLAS, AR (27.11.2012-28.11.2012) JUDGE, CJ (17.05.2012-29.11.2012) WATTS, TJ WOODFORTH, J (17.05.2012-12.02.2013)

Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee This committee is a continuation of the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee from 01.07.2014. DAVIES, SW (Chair) BARTON, VM MILLER, J-AR PUCCI, MJ RICKUSS, IP TRAD, J WELLINGTON, PW

Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee The membership of the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee was discharged by a motion on 21 November 2013. J-AR Miller, J Trad and PW Wellington were reappointed after being discharged. DAVIES, SW (Chair) (27.11.2013-30.06.2014) CUNNINGHAM, EA (Chair) (17.05.2012-21.11.2013) BARTON, VM (22.11.2013-30.06.2014) BERRY, IM (17.05.2012-12.07.2012) CRANDON, MJ (07.08.2013-21.11.2013) DOUGLAS, AR (17.05.2012-27.11.2012) DOWLING, PJ (27.11.2012-07.08.2013) JOHNSON, VG (12.07.2012-27.11.2012) KAYE, IS (17.05.2012-21.11.2013) KRAUSE, JM (27.11.2012-21.11.2013) MILLER, J-AR (17.05.2012-30.06.2014) PUCCI, MJ (27.11.2013-30.06.2014) RICKUSS, IP (22.11.2013-30.06.2014) TRAD, J (17.05.2012-30.06.2014) WELLINGTON, PW (17.05.2012-30.06.2014)

Select Committee on Ethics (22.11.2013-06.01.2015) RICKUSS, IP (Chair) (from 23.04.2014)* GIBSON, DF (Chair) (22.11.2013-23.04.2014) MULHERIN, TS (Deputy Chair) DILLAWAY, AS (from 02.05.2014) HATHAWAY, JD (from 22.11.2013) JUDGE, CJ PITT, CW * IP Rickuss was on the committee from 22.11.2013 but became chair on the 23.04.2014.

103 The 54th Parliament State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) GIBSON, DF (Chair) (from 15.11.2012) MALONE, GE (Chair) (17.05.2012-15.11.2012) MULHERIN, TS (Deputy Chair) (17.05.2012-27.08.2014) BYRNE, WS (from 27.08.2014) CRANDON, MJ (from 03.01.2014) DRISCOLL, S (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) HART, MJ HOLSWICH, SA KATTER, RI MILLARD, KN YOUNG, BC

Transport, Housing and Local Government Committee (17.05.2012 - 06.01.2015) HOBBS, HWT (Chair) SCOTT, DC (Deputy Chair) BYRNE, WS (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) GRANT, JB GRIMWADE, DJ JUDGE, CJ (from 12.02.2013) ROBINSON, MA (29.11.2012-12.02.2013) RUTHENBERG, TJ (17.05.2012-29.11.2012) SHORTEN, A SMITH, T (17.05.2012-12.02.2013) WOODFORTH, J (from 12.02.2013)

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PART TWO

HISTORICAL INFORMATION RELATING TO QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT

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Governors and Deputy Governors of Queensland 107 Premiers 109 Ministries 110 Assistant Ministers 111 Opposition Shadow Ministries 111 Portfolio List 114 Leaders, Parliamentary Parties 155 Opposition Leaders 157 Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland 159 Longest Term in Office of Speaker 159 Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Assembly 160 Parliamentary Whips 161 Legislative Council Presidents 162 Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Council 162 Record Terms of Service 162 Longest Serving Past Members of the Legislative Assembly 162 Shortest Length of Service 163 Longest Serving Member in 54th Parliament 163 Members of the 54th Parliament by Date of Commencement of Service 163 Members of the 54th Parliament by Age Grouping 165 Youngest Members First Elected 166 Oldest Members First Elected 166 Shortest Term as Cabinet Minister 166 Longest Term as Cabinet Minister 166 Longest Term as Premier 167 Shortest Term as Premier 167 Longest Term in Same Portfolio 167 Women Members of the Legislative Assembly 168 Duration and Length of Parliamentary Sessions 170 Principal Permanent Officers of the Parliament 170 Clerks of the Legislative Assembly 170 Clerks of the Legislative Council 170 Sergeants-at-Arms of the Legislative Assembly 170 Parliamentary Librarians 171 Chief Reporters, Hansard 171 Parliamentary Commissioners (Ombudsmen) 172 Parliamentary Commissioners (Information Commissioners) 172 Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Commissioners 172 Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioners 172 Alphabetical Register of Members of the Legislative Assembly 1860-2015 and of the Legislative Council 1860-1922 174 List of Queensland Political Parties: Members of which have been elected to the Queensland Legislative Assembly 329 Representatives of Queensland State Electorates 1860 - 2015 331 Key Dates and Events in Queensland Electoral and Parliamentary History 392 State-Sponsored Referendums 396 Queensland General Election Dates 1860-1929 396 Table 1. Precis of Results of Queensland State Elections 1932 to 2015 398 Table 2. Comparison of Party Performances in Queensland State Elections 1956 - 2015 Showing Seats Contested and Won, and Valid first-Preference Votes Cast 401 Abbreviations 405 Index 408

106 Queensland Parliamentary Record GOVERNORS AND DEPUTY GOVERNORS OF QUEENSLAND 10.12.1859 - 04.01.1868 Sir George Ferguson BOWEN, GCMG 04.01.1868 - 14.08.1868 Colonel Maurice Charles O’CONNELL (Administrator) 14.08.1868 - 02.01.1871 Colonel Samuel Wensley BLACKALL 02.01.1871 - 12.08.1871 Colonel Sir Maurice Charles O’CONNELL, Kt (Administrator) 12.08.1871 - 12.11.1874 The Most Hon George Augustus Constantine PHIPPS, Marquis of Normanby, PC 12.11.1874 - 23.01.1875 Colonel Sir Maurice Charles O’CONNELL, Kt (Administrator) 23.01.1875 - 14.03.1877 William Wellington CAIRNS, CMG 14.03.1877 - 10.04.1877 Colonel Sir Maurice Charles O’CONNELL, Kt (Administrator) 10.04.1877 - 20.07.1877 Sir Arthur Edward KENNEDY, GCMB, CB (Administrator) 20.07.1877 - 02.05.1883 Sir Arthur Edward KENNEDY, GCMB, CB (Governor) 19.03.1880 - 22.11.1880 Hon (Administrator) 02.05.1883 - 06.11.1883 Hon Sir , KCMG (Administrator) 06.11.1883 - 09.11.1888 Sir , GCMG 20.04.1886 - 13.12.1886 Hon Sir Arthur Hunter PALMER, KCMG (Administrator) 09.10.1888 - 01.05.1889 Hon Sir Arthur Hunter PALMER, KCMG (Administrator) 01.05.1889 - 31.12.1895 General Sir , GCB, GCMG, CIE 16.11.1890 - 06.05.1891 Hon Sir Arthur Hunter PALMER, KCMG (Administrator) 15.11.1895 - 09.04.1896 Hon Sir Arthur Hunter PALMER, KCMG (-Governor Administering) 09.04.1896 - 19.12.1901 Rt Hon Charles Wallace Alexander Napier Cochrane BAILLIE, Baron Lamington 21.06.1901 - 24.03.1902 Rt Hon Sir Samuel Walker GRIFFITH (Lieutenant-Governor) 24.03.1902 - 10.10.1904 Major-General Sir Herbert Charles CHERMSIDE 10.10.1904 - 30.11.1905 Rt Hon Sir Hugh Muir NELSON (Lieutenant- Governor) 30.11.1905 - 26.05.1909 Rt Hon Frederic John Napier THESIGER, Baron Chelmsford 27.05.1909 - 02.12.1909 Hon Sir Arthur MORGAN (Lieutenant-Governor) 02.12.1909 - 16.07.1914 Sir William MACGREGOR 16.07.1914 - 15.03.1915 Hon Sir Arthur MORGAN (Lieutenant-Governor) 15.03.1915 - 03.02.1920 Major Sir Hamilton John GOOLD-ADAMS 03.02.1920 - 03.12.1920 Hon (Lieutenant-Governor) 03.12.1920 - 17.09.1925 Rt Hon Lieutenant-Colonel Sir

107 The 54th Parliament 17.09.1925 - 13.06.1927 Hon William LENNON (Lieutenant-Governor) 13.06.1927 - 07.04.1932 Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Herbert John Chapman GOODWIN 08.05.1929 - 02.06.1929 Hon William LENNON (Lieutenant-Governor) 07.04.1932 - 01.06.1932 Hon Sir James William BLAIR (Administrator) 13.06.1932 - 24.04.1946 Colonel Sir Leslie Orme WILSON 17.05.1937 - 21.11.1937 Hon Sir James William BLAIR (Administrator) 24.04.1946 - 01.10.1946 Hon Frank Arthur COOPER (Lieutenant-Governor) 01.10.1946 - 04.12.1957 Lieutenant-General Sir John Dudley LAVARACK 25.01.1957 - 18.03.1958 Hon Sir Alan James MANSFIELD (Administrator) 18.03.1958 - 18.03.1966 Colonel Sir 31.03.1960 - 24.05.1960 Hon Sir Alan James MANSFIELD (Administrator) 18.04.1963 - 18.10.1963 Hon Sir Alan James MANSFIELD (Administrator) 10.03.1966 - 21.03.1966 Hon William George MACK, Chief Justice (Administrator) 21.03.1966 - 21.03.1972 Hon Sir Alan James MANSFIELD, KCMG, KBE, CB 20.03.1969 - 30.06.1969 Hon Sir William George MACK, Chief Justice (Administrator) 30.06.1969 - 18.09.1969 Hon Joseph Aloysius SHEEHY, Senior Puisne Judge (Administrator) 09.03.1972 - 21.03.1972 Hon Mostyn HANGER, Chief Justice (Administrator) 21.03.1972 - 21.03.1977 Air Marshal Sir Colin Thomas HANNAH, KCMG, KCVO, KBE, CB 21.03.1977 - 22.04.1977 Hon Sir Mostyn HANGER, KBE (Administrator) 22.04.1977 - 22.07.1985 Commodore Sir , KCMG, KCVO, CBE, DSC 22.07.1985 - 29.07.1992 Hon Sir Walter Benjamin CAMPBELL, AC, KtCdr KStJ 29.07.1992 - 29.07.1997 Mrs , AC 29.07.1997 - 29.07.2003 Major General , AC, CVO 29.07.2003 - 29.07.2008 Ms , AC 29.07.2008 - 28.07.2014 Ms Penelope Anne WENSLEY, AC 29.07.2014 - Hon Paul De Jersey, AC

108 Queensland Parliamentary Record PREMIERS 22.05.1860 - 01.02.1866 HERBERT, RGW 01.02.1866 - 20.07.1866 MACALISTER, A 20.07.1866 - 07.08.1866 HERBERT, RGW 07.08.1866 - 15.08.1867 MACALISTER, A 15.08.1867 - 25.11.1868 MACKENZIE, RR 25.11.1868 - 03.05.1870 LILLEY, C 03.05.1870 - 08.01.1874 PALMER, AH 08.01.1874 - 05.06.1876 MACALISTER, A 05.06.1876 - 08.03.1877 THORN, G 08.03.1877 - 21.01.1879 DOUGLAS, J 21.01.1879 - 13.11.1883 McILWRAITH, T 13.11.1883 - 13.06.1888 GRIFFITH, SW 13.06.1888 - 30.11.1888 McILWRAITH, Sir T 30.11.1888 - 12.08.1890 MOREHEAD, BD 12.08.1890 - 13 03.1893 GRIFFITH, Sir SW 13.03.1893 - 27.03.1893 NELSON, HM 27.03.1893 - 27.10.1893 McILWRAITH, Sir T 27.10.1893 - 13.04.1898 NELSON, HM 13.04.1898 - 27.09.1898 BYRNES, TJ 01.10.1898 - 01.12.1899 DICKSON, JR 01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899 DAWSON, A 07.12.1899 - 17.09.1903 PHILP, R 17.09.1903 - 19.01.1906 MORGAN, A 19.01.1906 - 19.11.1907 KIDSTON, W 19.11.1907 - 18.02.1908 PHILP, R 18.02.1908 - 07.02.1911 KIDSTON, W 07.02.1911 - 01.06.1915 DENHAM, DF 01.06.1915 - 22.10.1919 RYAN, TJ 22.10.1919 - 26.02.1925 THEODORE, EG 26.02.1925 - 22.10.1925 GILLIES, WN 22.10.1925 - 21.05.1929 McCORMACK, W 21.05.1929 - 17.06.1932 MOORE, AE 17.06.1932 - 16.09.1942 SMITH, W Forgan 16.09.1942 - 07.03.1946 COOPER, FA 07.03.1946 - 15.01.1952 HANLON, EM 17.01.1952 - 12.08.1957 GAIR, VC 12.08.1957 - 17.01.1968 NICKLIN, GFR 17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968 PIZZEY, JCA 01.08.1968 - 08.08.1968 CHALK, Sir GWW 08.08.1968 - 01.12.1987 BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir J* 01.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 AHERN, MJ 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 COOPER, TR 07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996 GOSS, WK 19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BORBIDGE, RE 26.06.1998 - 13.09.2007 BEATTIE, PD 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2012 BLIGH, AM# 26.03.2012 - 13.02.2015 NEWMAN, CKT * Record term of office # First woman elected Premier of Queensland.

109 The 54th Parliament MINISTRIES from April 2012

For Ministries earlier than 2012 see previous Handbooks/Records

Newman Ministry, 3 April 2012 - 13 February 2015 (LNP) NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas Premier SEENEY, Jeffrey William Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning NICHOLLS, Timothy James Treasurer and Minister for Trade SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James Minister for Health LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré Minister for Education, Training and Employment GIBSON, David Francis Minister for Police and Community Safety (until 23.04.2012) BLEIJIE, Jarrod Pieter Attorney-General and Minister for Justice EMERSON, Scott Anthony Minister for Transport and Main Roads FLEGG, Bruce Stephen Minister for Housing and Public Works (until 14.11.2012) McVEIGH, John Joseph Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry POWELL, Andrew Cary Minister for Environment and Heritage Protection CRIPPS, Andrew Peter Minister for Natural Resources and Mines McARDLE, Mark Francis Minister for Energy and Water Supply CRISAFULLI, David Frank Minister for Local Government (until 04.02.2013) Minister for Local Government, Community Recovery and Resilience (from 04.02.2013) DAVIS, Tracy Ellen Minister for Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services BATES, Rosslyn Mary Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts (until 15.02.2013) DICKSON, Steven Lance Minister for National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing STUCKEY, Janet Anne Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games DEMPSEY, John Mark Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier (until 23.04.2012) Minister for Police and Community Safety (23.04.2012-01.11.2013) Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services (from 01.11.2013) ELMES, Glen Wayne Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier (from 23.042012) MANDER, Timothy Leonard Minister for Housing and Public Works (from 19.11.2012) WALKER, Ian Bradley Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts (from 20.02.2013)

110 Queensland Parliamentary Record ASSISTANT MINISTERS* Newman Liberal National Government FRANCE, Lisa Nicole Assistant Minister for Natural Resources and Mines (until 28.05.2014) Assistant Minister for Finance, Administration and Regulatory Reform (from 28.05.2014) MANDER, Timothy Leonard Assistant Minister for Sport and Racing (until 19.11.2012) DAVIS, Christopher Karl Assistant Minister for Health (until 15.05.2014) KING, Gavin Ryan Assistant Minister for Tourism MINNIKIN, Steven James Assistant Minister for Public Transport MOLHOEK, Robert Assistant Minister for Child Safety (until 20.02.2013) Assistant Minister for Planning Reform (from 20.02.2013) WALKER, Ian Bradley Assistant Minister for Planning Reform (until 20.02.2013) FRECKLINGTON, Deborah Kay Assistant Minister for Finance, Administration and Regulatory Reform (until 28.05.2014) Assistant Minister to the Premier (from 28.05.2014) KEMPTON, David Assistant Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs RICE, Saxon Assistant Minister for Technical and Further Education CAVALLUCCI, Roberto Anthony Assistant Minister for Multicultural Affairs STEVENS, Raymond Alexander Assistant Minister to the Premier on e-Government (from 11.10.2012) MALONE, George Edward Assistant Minister for Emergency Volunteers (from 19.11.2012) HOLSWICH, Seath Andrew Assistant Minister for Natural Resources and Mines (from 28.05.2014) SMITH, Tarnya Assistant Minister for Child Safety (from 20.02.2013)

* Because of the creation of large Ministerial portfolios in recent years, the position of Parliamentary Secretary was also created as a means of assistance to Ministers and as a form of training for future Ministerial office. Following in the tradition of Britain’s Westminster governments, the Fraser Liberal federal government introduced the position of Parliamentary Secretary via legislation in 1980. The idea was taken up by the state governments, with Queensland being the last one to create the position of Parliamentary Secretary. In Queensland’s case, the Borbidge/ Sheldon National/Liberal government created the position for three Parliamentary Secretaries by a motion in the Parliament, which was ratified by an Executive Council proclamation in February 1996. Later, in April 1996, the position of Parliamentary Secretary was legislatively recognised by the Constitution (Parliamentary Secretaries) Amendment Act 1996 which provided formal status in the Constitution Act 1867 (now covered by the updated Constitution Act 2001, Sections 24 – 26), and four other relevant Acts. On 12 April 2012, eleven Parliamentary Secretaries were appointed. Their title was changed to Assistant Minister with the passing of the Parliament of Queensland and Other Acts Amendment Bill 2012.

OPPOSITION SHADOW MINISTRIES

(as at 19 April 2012) PALASZCZUK, Annastacia Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Attorney-General, Shadow Minister for Justice and Industrial Relations; Education, Training and Employment; Tourism, Small Business, Major Events and Commonwealth Games; the Arts MULHERIN, Timothy Sean Deputy Opposition Leader; Shadow Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Planning and

111 The 54th Parliament Racing; Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry; Local Government; Science, IT and Innovation PITT, Curtis Warren Leader of Opposition Business; Shadow Minister for Treasury and Trade; Energy and Water Supply; Main Roads; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships; Sport and Recreation MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn Opposition Whip; Shadow Minister for Health; Natural Resources and Mines; Housing SCOTT, Desley Carleton Deputy Opposition Whip; Shadow Minister for Disability Services; Community Services, Child Safety, Multicultural Affairs and Women; Mental Health; Transport BYRNE, William Stephen Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services; Construction and Public Works; National Parks, Environment and Heritage Protection

(as at 10 May 2012) PALASZCZUK, Annastacia Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for Justice and Attorney-General, Industrial Relations, Education, Training and Employment, Tourism, Major Events and Commonwealth Games MULHERIN, Timothy Sean Deputy Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Planning and Racing, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Local Government, Science, IT and Innovation PITT, Curtis Warren Manager of Opposition Business, Shadow Minister for Treasury and Trade, Energy and Water Supply, Main Roads, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Sport and Recreation BYRNE, William Stephen Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services, Construction and Public Works, National Parks MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn Opposition Whip, Shadow Minister for Health, Natural Resources and Mines, Housing SCOTT, Desley Carleton Deputy Opposition Whip, Shadow Minister for Disability Services, Community Services, Child Safety, Multicultural Affairs and Women, Mental Health TRAD, Jackie Shadow Minister for Transport, Environment and Heritage Protection, Small Business, Consumer Affairs and the Arts

(as at 4 March 2014) PALASZCZUK, Annastacia Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for Justice and Attorney-General; Industrial Relations; Tourism, Major Events and the Commonwealth Games MULHERIN, Timothy Sean Deputy Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning;

112 Queensland Parliamentary Record Racing; Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry; Local Government PITT, Curtis Warren Manager of Opposition Business; Shadow Minister for Treasury and Trade; Energy and Water Supply; Employment; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn Opposition Whip; Shadow Minister for Health; Natural Resources and Mines; Housing SCOTT, Desley Carleton Deputy Opposition Whip; Shadow Minister for Community Services and Child Safety; Mental Health; Women and Seniors; Multicultural Affairs BYRNE, William Stephen Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services; Construction and Public Works, National Parks, Sport and Recreation TRAD, Jackie Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads; Environment and Heritage Protection; Small Business and Consumer Affairs; the Arts D'ATH, Yvette Maree Shadow Minister for Education and Training; Disability Services; Science, IT and Innovation

(as at 5 August 2014) PALASZCZUK, Annastacia Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations MULHERIN, Timothy Sean Deputy Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning; Racing; Local Government; Tourism, Major Events and the Commonwealth Games PITT, Curtis Warren Manager of Opposition Business; Shadow Minister for Treasury and Trade; Energy and Water Supply; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn Opposition Whip; Shadow Minister for Health; Natural Resources and Mines SCOTT, Desley Carleton Deputy Opposition Whip; Shadow Minister for Community Services and Child Safety; Mental Health; Women and Seniors; Multicultural Affairs BYRNE, William Stephen Shadow Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services; Construction and Public Works, National Parks, Sport and Recreation TRAD, Jackie Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads; Environment and Heritage Protection; Small Business and Consumer Affairs; The Arts D'ATH, Yvette Maree Shadow Minister for Justice and Attorney-General; Training; Disability Services; Housing LYNHAM, Anthony Shadow Minister for Education; Science, IT and Innovation; Primary Industries and Fisheries; Assisting the Leader on the Public Service

113 The 54th Parliament PORTFOLIO LIST from 1957

Classified alphabetically by function

Aboriginal Affairs HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 04.09.1969 - 23.12.1974 Note: Combined with Conservation 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Redesignated Aboriginal and Islander Advancement from 23.12.1974.

Aboriginal and Island Affairs PORTER, Charles Robert 16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980 TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne 23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982 BIRD, Valmond James 06.12.1982 - 07.11.1983 KATTER, Robert Carl 07.11.1983 - 06.02.1986 Note: Combined with Water Resources 23.12.1980-06.12.1982; and with Northern Development 06.12.1982- 06.02.1986. Redesignated Community Services 06.02.1986-07.12.1989.

Aboriginal and Islander Affairs WARNER, Anne Marie 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995 Note: Combined with Family Services 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995. Included in Family and Community Services 31.07.1995-29.06.1998. Redesignated Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy from 29.06.1998.

Aboriginal and Islander Advancement HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975 WHARTON, Claude Alfred 10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977 Note: Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier from 03.04.2012. Water Resources 23.12.1974- 10.03.1975. Redesignated Aboriginal and Island Affairs from 16.12.1977.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs DEMPSEY, John Mark 03.04.2012 - 23.04.2012 ELMES, Glen Wayne 23.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier from 03.04.2012.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships PITT, Frederick Warren 30.01.2007 - 13.09.2007 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 BOYLE, Desley Carole 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 PITT, Curtis Warren 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Recreated as a separate portfolio and combined with Communities from 30.01.2007; with Disability Services Queensland 30.01.2007-13.09.2007; with Seniors and Youth from 30.01.2007. Combined with Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs from 13.09.2007. Combined with Local Government from 26.03.2009. Combined with Disability Services and Mental Health 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

114 Queensland Parliamentary Record Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy SPENCE, Judith Caroline 29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004 CLARK, Elizabeth Ann 12.02.2004 - 01.03.2005 MICKEL, Reginald John 03.03.2005 - 13.09.2006 Note: Combined with Women's Policy and Fair Trading 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Families and Disability Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004, and Seniors 20.06.2002-12.02.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 12.02.2004; and combined with Energy 03.03.2005-13.09.2006. Lost its portfolio status and included in Communities, Disability Services, Seniors and Youth 13.09.2006- 30.01.2007.

Administrative Services LEE, Norman Edward 16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980 HEWITT, William Douglas 23.12.1980 - 05.08.1983 MILLER, Colin James 05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983 TENNI, Martin James 19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986 NEAL, Donald McConnell 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 COOPER, Theo Russell 09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989 FRASER, Huan Donald John 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 FITZGERALD, Andrew Anthony 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 McLEAN, Ronald Thomas 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 BURNS, Thomas James 24.09.1992 - 18.10.1993 MILLINER, Glen Richard 18.10.1993 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with Environment and Valuation 23.12.1980-06.02.1986; with Corrective Services and Valuation 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Corrective Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Emergency Services and Police 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and Technology 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Emergency Services and Community Services 05.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Deputy Premier and Minister for Rural Communities 24.09.1992-18.10.1993. Included in Public Works from 26.02.1996.

Agriculture MADSEN, Otto Ottosen 12.08.1957 - 14.06.1963 ROW, John Alfred 14.06.1963 - 29.06.1963 MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 McVEIGH, John Joseph 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Stock 12.08.1957-09.06.1960; and with Forestry 09.06.1960-26.09.1963. Included in Primary Industries from 26.09.1963. Combined with Food and Regional Economies 21.02.2011- 03.04.2012. Combined with Fisheries and Forrestry from 03.04.2012.

(The) Arts ELLIOTT, Jannion Anthony 23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987 SIMPSON, Gordon Leslie 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987

115 The 54th Parliament AHERN, Michael John 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 CLAUSON, Paul John 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 GOSS, Wayne Keith 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 WELLS, Dean MacMillan 24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004 BLIGH, Anna Maria 12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 28.07.2005 - 26.03.2009 BLIGH, Anna Maria 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 NOLAN, Rachel Genevieve 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 BATES, Rosslyn Mary 03.04.2012 - 15.02.2013 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 15.02.2013 - 20.02.2013 WALKER, Ian Bradley 20.02.2013 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Tourism, National Parks, and Sport 23.12.1980-01.12.1986; with Mines and Energy 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Premier and Treasurer 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Premier, Treasurer and State Development 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Attorney-General and Heritage 25.09.1989- 07.12.1989; with Premier, Economic and Trade Development 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Justice and Attorney-General 24.09.1992-31.07.1995; with Justice, Attorney-General and Industrial Relations 31.07.1995-19.02.1996, with Deputy Premier and Treasurer 19.02.1996-29.06.1998; combined with Attorney-General and Justice 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; combined with Employment, Training and Youth 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; combined with Education from 12.02.2004; combined with Training from 13.09.2006. Combined with Premier from 26.03.2009. Combined with Finance 21.02.2011- 03.04.2012. Combined with Natural Resources 22.06.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Science, Information Technology and Innovation from 03.04.2012.

Attorney-General MUNRO, Alan Whiteside 12.08.1957 - 26.09.1963 DELAMOTHE, Peter Roylance 26.09.1963 - 20.12.1971 KNOX, William Edward 20.12.1971 - 13.08.1976 LICKISS, William Daniel 13.08.1976 - 23.12.1980 DOUMANY, Samuel Sydney 23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983 HARPER, Neville John 19.08.1983 - 01.12.1986 CLAUSON, Paul John 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 CLAUSON, Paul John 09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989 GIBBS, Ivan James 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 CLAUSON, Paul John 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 WELLS, Dean MacMillan 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 BEANLAND, Denver Edward 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005 LAVARCH, Linda Denise 28.07.2005 - 18.10.2006 SHINE, Kerry Gerard 01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009 DICK, Cameron Robert 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011

116 Queensland Parliamentary Record LUCAS, Paul Thomas 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 BLEIJIE, Jarrod Pieter 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Justice 14.11.1957-19.01.1989; with Justice and Corrective Services 19.01.1989- 28.08.1989; with Health 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Heritage and (The) Arts 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Justice and (The) Arts 24.09.1992-31.07.1995; with Justice, Industrial Relations and (The) Arts 31.07.1995-19.02.1996; with Justice 26.02.1996-26.06.1998; combined with Justice and (The) Arts 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Justice 22.02.2001 and with Women 13.09.2006-18.10.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland from 01.11.2006. Combined with Industrial Relations 26.03.2009-26.03.2012. Combined with Deputy Premier, Local Government and Special Minister of State 21.02.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Local Government and Special Minister for State 26.03.2012-03.04.2012. Combined with Justice from 03.04.2012.

Building Industry FINN, Simon David 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Government Services and Information and Communication Technology 21.02.2011- 03.04.2012.

Business SMITH, Geoffrey Norman 12.11.1990 - 24.09.1992 ELDER, James Peter 24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995 PITT, Frederick Warren 23.02.1995 - 31.07.1995 HAYWARD, Kenneth William 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with Industry and Regional Development 12.11.1990-26.02.1996. (Administered by the Minister for Health 21.02.1995-23.2.1995). Redesignated Small Business and combined with Tourism and Industry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in State Development and Trade from 29.06.1998.

Child Safety REYNOLDS, Michael Francis 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006 BOYLE, Desley Carole 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 KEECH, Margaret Majella 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 REEVES, Philip Gerard 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 DAVIS, Tracy Ellen 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Women from 13.09.2007-26.03.2009. Combined with Sport from 26.03.2009- 03.04.2012. Combined with Communities and Disability Services from 03.04.2012.

Climate Change McNAMARA, Andrew Ian 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 JONES, Kate Jennifer 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 Note: Combined with Sustainability and Innovation from 13.09.2007. Combined with Sustainability from 26.03.2009.

Commerce SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce 23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982 GUNN, William Angus Manson 06.12.1982 - 07.11.1983

117 The 54th Parliament SMITH, Geoffrey Norman 07.12.1989 - 12.11.1990 Note: Combined with Industry 23.12.1980-07.11.1983; and included in Industry, Small Business and Technology from 07.11.1983. Combined with Manufacturing 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with Small Business 04.06.1990-12.11.1990. Included in Business, Industry and Regional Development from 12.11.1990.

Commonwealth Games STUCKEY, Janet Anne 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Tourism, Major Events and Small Business from 03.04.2012.

Communication and Information MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 Note: Combined with Local Government, Planning, Regional and Rural Communities 29.06.1998- 16.12.1999. Combined with Local Government, Planning and Sport 16.12.1999-30.11.2000; combined with Deputy Premier, State Development and Sport 30.11.2000-22.02.2001. Included in Innovation and Information Economy from 23.03.2001.

Communications BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 Note: Combined with Industry, Small Business, and Technology 09.12.1987-19.01.1989.

Communities PITT, Frederick Warren 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 DAVIS, Tracy Ellen 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Disability Services 12.02.2004-30.01.2007; and with Seniors from 22.04.2004; and with Youth from 13.09.2006. Combined with Disability Services 30.01.2007-13.09.2007; and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships from 30.01.2007; with Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs 13.09.2007-26.03.2009. Combined with Child Safety and Disability Services from 03.04.2012.

Community Care LINGARD, Kevin Rowson 26.02.1996 - 13.02.1998 WILSON, Naomi Kate 16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BLIGH, Anna Maria 29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004 Note: Combined with Families and Youth 26.02.1996-22.02.2001; also combined with Disability Services 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Included in Families and Fair Trading 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated Communities from 12.02.2004.

Community Recovery and Resilience CRISAFULLI, David Frank 04.02.2013 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Local Government from 04.02.2013.

Community Safety GIBSON, David Frances 03.04.2012 - 23.04.2012

118 Queensland Parliamentary Record DEMPSEY, John Mark 23.04.2012 - 01.11.2013 Note: Combined with Police 03.04.2012 - 01.11.2013.

Community Services HERBERT, John Desmond 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977 KATTER, Robert Carl 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 KATTER, Robert Carl 09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989 GILMORE, Thomas John George 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 FITZGERALD, Andrew Anthony 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 WOODGATE, Margaret Rosemary 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 STRUTHERS, Karen 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Welfare Services and Sport 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; included in Welfare 16.12.1977- 06.02.1986; combined with Northern Development 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Northern Development and Ethnic Affairs 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Ethnic Affairs 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; withc Ethni Affairs and Northern Development 31.08.1989-05.09.1989; with Administrative Services and Emergency Services 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs 07.12.1989-31.07.1995. Combined with Family Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; Redesignated as Community Care from 26.02.1996. Combined with Housing and Women 26.03.2009-03.04.2012.

Conservation RICHTER, Harold 26.09.1963 - 29.05.1969 HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 04.09.1969 - 23.12.1974 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Local Government 26.09.1963-29.05.1969. Included in Local Government and Marine Activities 29.05.1969-04.09.1969. Combined with Marine and Aboriginal Affairs 04.09.1969- 23.12.1974. (Water) Conservation included in Water Resources from 23.12.1974. Combined with Environment and Tourism 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Environment and Forestry 19.01.1989- 25.09.1989; and with Environment, Forestry, and Tourism 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Environment and Heritage from 07.12.1989.

Consumer Affairs CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977 MILLINER, Glen Richard 24.09.1992 - 18.10.1993 BURNS, Thomas James 18.10.1993 - 31.07.1995 DAVIES, Kenneth Henry 31.07.1995 - 12.12.1995 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 12.12.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Included in Labour Relations portfolio from 16.12.1977. Combined with Corrective Services 24.09.1992-18.10.1993; with Deputy Premier, Emergency Services and Rural Communities 18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Deputy Premier, Emergency Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on Rural Affairs 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Emergency Services 31.07.1995-12.12.1995; with Housing, Local Government, Planning, Rural Communities, Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities and Emergency Services 12.12.1995-26.02.1996. Included in Attorney-General and Justice 26.02.1996-29.06.1998; included in Attorney-General and Justice 26.02.1996-29.06.1998; included in Fair Trading from 29.06.1998.

119 The 54th Parliament Corrective Services MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986 NEAL, Donald McConnell 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 COOPER, Theo Russell 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 CLAUSON, Paul John 19.01.1989 - 28.08.1989 SHERRIN, Craig Arden 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 HENDERSON, Ian Thomas 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 MILLINER, Glen Richard 07.12.1989 - 18.10.1993 BRADDY, Paul Joseph 18.10.1993 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 COOPER, Theo Russell 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 McGRADY, Anthony 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 SPENCE, Judith Caroline 12.02.2004 - 26.03.2009 ROBERTS, Neil Stuart 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Administrative Services and Valuation 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Administrative Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Attorney-General and Justice 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Family Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Justice 25.09.1989-24.09.1992; with Consumer Affairs 24.09.1992-18.10.1993; with Police 18.10.1993-26.02.1996; with Police and Racing 26.02.1996- 29.06.1998; combined with Police from 29.06.1998; and with Minister assisting the Premier on the Carpentaria Minerals Province 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Combined with Sport from 13.09.2007. Combined with Emergency Services 26.03.2009-26.03.2012. Combined with Police and Emergency Services 26.03.2012-03.04.2012.

Cultural Activities FLETCHER, Alan Roy 17.01.1968 - 23.12.1974 NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975 BIRD, Valmond James 10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977 Note: Combined with Education 17.01.1968-23.12.1974; with Education, and Tourism 23.12.1974- 10.03.1975; and with Education 10.03.1975-16.12.1977. Redesignated Culture from 16.12.1977, and (The) Arts from 23.12.1980.

Culture NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 16.12.1977 - 21.08.1979 GIBBS, Ivan James 24.08.1979 - 23.12.1980 Note: Redesignated (The) Arts from 23.12.1980.

Deputy Premier CHALK, Gordon William Wesley 23.12.1974 - 13.08.1976 KNOX, William Edward 13.08.1976 - 09.10.1978 EDWARDS, Llewellyn Roy 09.10.1978 - 18.08.1983 GUNN, William Angus Manson 07.11.1983 - 07.12.1989 BURNS, Thomas James 07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 22.11.2000

120 Queensland Parliamentary Record MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 30.11.2000 - 25.07.2005 BLIGH, Anna Maria 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2007 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 13.09.2007 - 16.09.2011 FRASER, Andrew Peter 16.09.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Inaugurated with 4th Bjelke-Petersen Ministry for the leader of the Liberal Party, at which time it was coupled with the post of Treasurer. This combination continued until 18.08.1983, apart from the period 09.10.1978-15.12.1978 when a change of Liberal leadership resulted in the then Minister for Health becoming Deputy Premier. Prior to 23.12.1974, Liberal leaders had administered Labour and Industry 12.08.1957-28.12.1962; Industrial Development 26.09.1963-28.01.1965; and Treasurer from 28.01.1965. The Office was vacant 19.08.1983-06.11.1983. Combined with Minister Assisting the Treasurer 07.11.1983-06.02.1986; with Minister Assisting the Treasurer and Police 06.02.1986- 09.12.1987; with Public Works, Main Roads, Expo, and Police 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Public Works, Housing and Main Roads 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Finance and Local Government 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Housing and Local Government 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Administrative Services and Rural Communities 24.09.1992-08.10.1993; with Emergency Services, Rural Communities and Consumer Affairs 18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Emergency Services, Consumer Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier on Rural Affairs 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Tourism, Sport and Youth 31.07.1995-19.02.1996; with Treasurer and (The) Arts 19.02.1996- 29.06.1998; combined with State Development and Trade 29.06.1998-30.11.2000. Combined with State Development, Communication and Information and Sport 30.11.2000-22.02.2001; combined with Treasurer and Sport 22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with Finance, State Development, Trade and Innovation 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; with Treasurer from 02.02.2006; and with State Development, Trade and Innovation from 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Infrastructure from 13.09.2006; combined with Planning from 13.09.2007. Combined with Health from 26.03.2009. Combined with Attorney-General, Local Government and Special Minister of State from 21.02.2011. Combined with Treasurer and Minister for State Development and Trade 16.09.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Reconstruction and State Development and Trade 26.03.2012-03.04.2012. Combined with State Development, Infrastructure and Planning from 03.04.2012.

Development CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander 20.06.1972 - 23.12.1974 Note: Combined with Industrial Affairs portfolio 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Redesignated Industrial Development from 23.12.1974.

Disability Services BLIGH, Anna Maria 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 SPENCE, Judith Caroline 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 PITT, Frederick Warren 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 PALASZCZUK, Annastacia 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 PITT, Curtis Warren 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 DAVIS, Tracy Ellen 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Families, Youth and Community Care 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; combined with Families and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; and with Seniors 20.06.2002- 12.02.2004. Combined with Communities 12.02.2004-30.01.2007; and with Seniors 22.04.2004- 30.01.2007; and with Youth 13.09.2006-30.01.2007. Combined with Communities, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Multicultural Affairs, Seniors and Youth 30.01.2007-13.09.2007. Combined with Multicultural Affairs from 26.03.2009. Combined with Mental Health and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Communities and Child Safety from 03.04.2012.

121 The 54th Parliament Economic and Trade Development GOSS, Wayne Keith 07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with (The) Arts 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Premier 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Redesignated Economic Development and Trade from 26.02.1996.

Economic Development and Trade SLACK, Douglas John 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 Note: Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Redesignated State Development and Trade and combined with Deputy Premier from 29.06.1998.

Education PIZZEY, Jack Charles Allan 12.08.1957 - 17.01.1968 FLETCHER, Alan Roy 17.01.1968 - 23.12.1974 NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975 BIRD, Valmond James 10.03.1975 - 23.12.1980 GUNN, William Angus Manson 23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982 POWELL, Lionel William 06.12.1982 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 LITTLEPROUD, Brian George 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989 BRADDY, Paul Joseph 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 COMBEN, Patrick 24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995 HAMILL, David John 21.02.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 QUINN, Robert Joseph 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 WELLS, Dean MacMillan 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 BLIGH, Anna Maria 22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 28.07.2005 - 26.03.2009 WILSON, Geoffrey James 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 DICK, Cameron Robert 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Cultural Activities 17.01.1968-23.12.1974; with Tourism, and Cultural Activities 23.12.1974-10.03.1975; with Cultural Activities 10.03.1975-16.12.1977; with Technology and Training 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; with Youth and Sport 09.12.1987-31.08.1989; and with Youth, Sport, and Recreation 31.08.1989-07.12.1989. Combined with (The) Arts from 12.02.2004; and with Training from 13.09.2006. Combined with Industrial Relations 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Training and Employment from 03.04.2012.

Electricity CAMM, Ronald Ernest 17.01.1968 - 04.09.1969 RAE, Wallace Alexander Ramsay 04.09.1969 - 20.06.1972 McKECHNIE, Henry Arthur 20.06.1972 - 24.10.1974 HINZE, Russell James 24.10.1974 - 23.12.1974 Note: Combined with Local Government 24.10.1974-23.12.1974. Included in Energy from 23.12.1974.

122 Queensland Parliamentary Record Emergency Services COOPER, Theo Russell 19.01.1989 - 28.08.1989 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 FITZGERALD, Andrew Anthony 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 07.12.1989 - 10.12.1991 WARBURTON, Neville George 16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992 BRADDY, Paul Joseph 24.09.1992 - 18.10.1993 BURNS, Thomas James 18.10.1993 - 31.07.1995 DAVIES, Kenneth Henry 31.07.1995 - 12.12.1995 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 12.12.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 VEIVERS, Michael Desmond 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 ROSE, Merri 29.06.1998 - 16.12.1999 ROBERTSON, Stephen 16.12.1999 - 22.02.2001 REYNOLDS, Michael Francis 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 CUMMINS, Christopher Paul 12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005 PURCELL, Patrick Douglas 28.07.2005 - 04.07.2007 ROBERTS, Neil Stuart 10.07.2007 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 DEMPSEY, John Mark 01.11.2013 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Administrative Services and Police 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Police and Tourism 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Administrative Services and Community Services 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Police 07.12.1989-18.10.1993; with Deputy Premier, Rural Communities and Consumer Affairs 18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Deputy Premier, Consumer Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier on Rural Affairs 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Consumer Affairs 31.07.1995-12.12.1995, with Housing, Local Government, Planning, Rural Communities, Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities and Consumer Affairs 12.12.1995-26.02.1996; with Sport 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 12.02.2004. Combined with Police and Corrective Services 26.03.2009-03.04.2012. Combined with Police and Fire from 01.11.2013.

Employment KNOX, William Edward 23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 19.08.1983 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989 WARBURTON, Neville George 07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991 VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton 16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995 EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 BRADDY, Paul Joseph 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006 MICKEL, Reginald John 13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009 HINCHLIFFE, Stirling James 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015

123 The 54th Parliament Note: Combined with Labour Relations 23.12.1980-07.11.1983; with Industrial Affairs 07.11.1983- 01.12.1986; with Small Business and Industrial Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Training and Industrial Affairs 09.12.1987-07.12.1989; with Training and Industrial Relations 07.12.1989- 31.07.1995; with Training and Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Service Matters 31.07.1995- 26.02.1996. Included in Training and Industrial Relations 06.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Training and Industrial Relations 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; combined with Training, Youth and (The) Arts 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; with Training 12.02.2004-13.09.2006; with Industrial Relations 12.02.2004-13.09.2007; with Sport 02.02.2006-13.09.2006; with State Development 13.09.2006- 13.09.2007. Combined with Transport and Trade from 13.09.2007. Combined with Skills and Mining 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined Education and Training from 03.04.2012.

Employment and Economic Development FRASER, Andrew Peter 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 Note: Combined with Treasurer from 26.03.2009.

Energy CAMM, Ronald Ernest 23.12.1974 - 17.07.1980 SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce 29.07.1980 - 23.12.1980 GIBBS, Ivan James 23.12.1980 - 01.12.1986 AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987 SIMPSON, Gordon Leslie 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 TENNI, Martin James 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 KATTER, Robert Carl 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 McGRADY, Anthony 24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 09.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 GILMORE, Thomas John George 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 McGRADY, Anthony 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 23.03.2001 - 12.02.2004 ROBERTSON, Stephen 12.02.2004 - 25.08.2004 MICKEL, Reginald John 25.08.2004 - 13.09.2006 WILSON, Geofffrey James 13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009 ROBERTSON, Stephen 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 McARDLE, Mark Francis 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Mines 23.12.1974-01.12.1986; with Police 16.12.1977-17.07.1980 (Administered by Minister for Lands, Forestry and Water Resources 18.07.1980-28.07.1980). Combined with Mines and (The) Arts 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Mines 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Mines and Northern Development 19.01.1989-31.08.1989; with Mines 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Mines and Northern and Regional Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Resource Industries 07.12.1989- 24.09.1992. Combined with Minerals 24.09.1992-26.02.1996; with Mines 26.02.1996-22.02.2001 and with Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier on Regional Development 29.06.98-22.02.2001. Included in Treasurer 22.02.2001-20.12.2002. Included in Innovation and Information Economy 20.12.2002- 12.02.2004. Combined with Natural Resources and Mines 12.02.2004-25.08.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 25.08.2004; combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy 03.03.2005-13.09.2006. Combined with Mines from 13.09.2006. Combined with Natural Resources, Mines and Trade from 26.03.2009. Combined with Water Utilities 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Water Supply from 03.04.2012.

124 Queensland Parliamentary Record Environment HEWITT, William Douglas 23.12.1980 - 05.08.1983 MILLER, Colin John 05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983 TENNI, Martin James 19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986 AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987 LINGARD, Kevin Rowson 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 COMBEN, Patrick 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 ROBSON, Molly Jess 24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 LITTLEPROUD, Brian George 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 WELLS, Dean MacMillan 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 MICKEL, Reginald John 12.02.2004 - 25.08.2004 BOYLE, Desley Carole 25.08.2004 - 13.09.2006 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 JONES, Kate Jennifer 21.02.2011 - 22.06.2011 DARLING, Vicky Elizabeth 22.06.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 POWELL, Andrew Cary 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Valuation and Administrative Services 23.12.1980-06.02.1986; with Health 06.02.1986- 09.12.1987; with Conservation and Tourism 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Conservation and Forestry 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Conservation, Forestry, and Tourism 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Heritage 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Combined with Heritage and Natural Resources 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Redesignated as a separate portfolio 22.02.2001-25.08.2004. Combined with Local Government, Planning and Women 25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Multiculturalism 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Included in Sustainability, Climate Change and Innovation from 13.09.2007. Combined with Resource Management 21.02.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Heritage Protection from 03.04.2012.

Ethnic Affairs MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 07.11.1983 - 06.02.1986 CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 KATTER, Robert Carl 09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989 GILMORE, Thomas John George 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Welfare Services 07.11.1983-31.07.1984; with Welfare Services and Youth 31.07.1984- 30.11.1986; with Family Services and Youth 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Northern Development and Community Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Community Services 19.01.1989-28.8.1989; with Community Services and Northern Development 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Transport 25.09.1989- 07.12.1989. Included in Family Services 07.12.1989-26.02.1996; included in Premier from 26.02.1996.

Expo GUNN, William Angus Manson 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989

125 The 54th Parliament Note: Combined with Office of Deputy Premier and with Public Works, Main Roads, and Police 09.12.1987- 19.01.1989.

Fair Trading SPENCE, Judith Caroline 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 ROSE, Merri 22.02.2001 - 15.01.2004 KEECH, Margaret Majella 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007 LAWLOR, Peter Joseph 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 Note: Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy and Women's Policy 29.06.1998- 22.02.2001; with Tourism and Racing 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; and with Tourism and Wine Industry Development 12.02.2004-13.09.2007; and with Women 01.11.2006-13.09.2007. Included in Attorney- General, Justice and Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland from 13.09.2007. Combined with Tourism from 26.03.2009.

Families LINGARD, Kevin Rowson 26.02.1996 - 13.02.1998 WILSON, Naomi Kate 16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BLIGH, Anna Maria 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 SPENCE, Judith Caroline 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 Note: Combined with Youth and Community Care from 26.02.1996; and combined with Disability Services 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy and Disability Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 and Seniors 22.06.2002-12.02.2004. Included in and jointly administered by Child Safety from 12.02.2004; and Communities and Disability Services from 12.02.2004.

Family Services CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 SHERRIN, Craig Arden 19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989 NELSON, Beryce Ann 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 WARNER, Anne Marie 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995 WOODGATE, Margaret Rosemary 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with Youth and Ethnic Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Welfare Housing 09.12.1987- 19.1.1989; with Corrective Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Aboriginal and Islander Affairs 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Community Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women 31.07.1995-26.02.1996. Included in Families, Youth and Community Care from 26.02.1996.

Finance AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 GUNN, William Angus Manson 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 BLIGH, Anna Maria 28.07.2005 - 02.02.2006 NOLAN, Rachel Genevieve 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier and Treasurer 09.12.1987-25.09.1989; and with Deputy Premier and Local Government 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Combined with Deputy Premier, State

126 Queensland Parliamentary Record Development, Trade and Innovation 28.07.2005-02.02.2006. Included in Treasurer from 02.02.2006. Combined with (The) Arts 21.02.2011-21.02.2011. Combined with Natural Resources 22.06.2011- 03.04.2012.

Fisheries SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce 23.12.1974 - 25.03.1975 WHARTON, Claude Alfred 25.03.1975 - 16.12.1977 PERRETT, Trevor John 26.02.1996 - 16.02.1998 ROWELL, Marcus Hosking 16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 26.06.1998 PALASZCZUK, Henry 12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005 NUTTALL, Gordon Richard 28.07.2005 - 07.12.2005 MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 12.12.2005 - 21.02.2011 WALLACE, Craig Andrew 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 McVEIGH, John Joseph 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Primary Industries 23.12.1974-25.03.1975; and with Aboriginal and Islander Advancement 25.03.1975-16.12.1977. Included in Maritime Services and Tourism 16.12.1977- 23.12.1980, and then included in Primary Industries 23.12.1980-26.02.1996. Combined with Primary Industries and Forestry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in Primary Industries 29.06.1998-12.02.2004. Combined with Primary Industries from 12.02.2004. Combined with Main Roads and Marine Infrastructure 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Agriculture and Forestry from 03.04.2012.

Fire DEMPSEY, John Mark 01.11.2013 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Police and Emergency Services from 01.11.2013.

Food MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with the Agriculture and Regional Economies 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Forestry MADSEN, Otto Ottosen 09.06.1960 - 14.06.1963 ROW, John Alfred 14.06.1963 - 26.09.1963 RAE, Wallace Alexander Ramsay 20.06.1972 - 06.12.1974 TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977 HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 16.12.1977 - 16.12.1980 GLASSON, William Hamline 23.12.1980 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 PERRETT, Trevor John 26.02.1996 - 16.02.1998 ROWELL, Marcus Hosking 16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 McVEIGH, Timothy James 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Included in Conservation 26.09.1963-20.06.1972 and 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Included in Primary

127 The 54th Parliament Industries from 07.12.1989. Combined with Agriculture 09.06.1960-26.09.1963; with Lands 20.06.1972-06.12.1974; with Lands, National Parks, and Wildlife Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; with Lands, and Water Resources 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Lands 23.12.1980-6.12.1982; with Lands and Police 06.12.1982-06.02.1986; with Lands, Mapping and Surveying 06.02.1986-09.12.1987. Included in Environment, Conservation and Tourism 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Combined with Environment and Conservation 19.01.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Primary Industries 07.12.1989- 26.02.1996. Combined with Primary Industries and Fisheries 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in Primary Industries from 29.06.1998. Combined with Agriculture and Fisheries from 03.04.2012.

Government Services FINN, Simon David 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Building Industry and Information and Communication Technology 21.02.2011- 03.04.2012.

Health NOBLE, Henry Winston 26.09.1963 - 28.03.1964 TOOTH, Seymour Douglas 14.04.1964 - 23.12.1974 EDWARDS, Llewellyn Roy 23.12.1974 - 15.12.1978 KNOX, William Edward 15.12.1978 - 23.12.1980 AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983 BERTONI, Angelo Pietro Dante 19.08.1983 - 07.11.1983 AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987 LINGARD, Kevin Rowson 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 HARVEY, Leisha Teresa 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 GIBBS, Ivan James 19.01.1989 - 07.12.1989 McELLIGOTT, Kenneth Victor 07.12.1989 - 10.12.1991 HAYWARD, Kenneth William 16.12.1991 - 21.02.1995 ELDER, James Peter 21.02.1995 - 31.07.1995 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 HORAN, Michael James 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie 29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004 NUTTALL, Gordon Richard 12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005 ROBERTSON, Stephen 28.07.2005 - 26.03.2009 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 WILSON, Geoffrey James 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Deputy Premier 09.10.1978-15.12.1978. Combined with Environment 06.02.1986- 09.12.1987; and with Attorney-General 31.08.1989- 25.09.1989. Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier on Women's Policy 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 12.02.2004. Combined with Deputy Premier 26.03.2009-21.02.2011.

128 Queensland Parliamentary Record Heritage CLAUSON, Paul John 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 COMBEN, Patrick 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 ROBSON, Molly Jess 24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 Note: Combined with (The) Arts and Attorney-General 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Environment 07.12.1989- 26.02.1996. Included in Environment 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Environment and Natural Resources 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Included in Environment from 22.02.2001.

Heritage Protection POWELL, Andrew Cary 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Environment from 03.04.2012.

Housing HILEY, Thomas Alfred 12.08.1957 - 26.09.1963 BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 26.09.1963 - 08.08.1968 HODGES, Allen Maxwell 08.08.1968 - 10.03.1975 LEE, Norman Edward 10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977 WHARTON, Claude Alfred 16.12.1977 - 14.10.1986 GIBBS, Ivan James 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989 RANDELL, James Henry 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 BURNS, Thomas James 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 CONNOR, Raymond Thomas 26.02.1996 - 28.04.1997 WATSON, David John Hopetoun 28.04.1997 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 SCHWARTEN, Robert Evan 29.06.1998 - 26.03.2009 STRUTHERS, Karen 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 FLEGG, Bruce Stephen 03.04.2012 - 14.11.2012 McARDLE, Mark Francis 14.11.2012 - 19.11.2012 MANDER, Timothy Leonard 19.11.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Included in Treasury 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; combined with (Public) Works 26.09.1963-25.11.1987 (Administered by Minister for Mines and Energy 15.10.1986-30.11.1986). Combined with Works and Industry 25.11.1987-09.12.1987. Redesignated Welfare Housing and combined with Family Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Redesignated Housing 19.01.1989 and combined with office of Deputy Premier and with Public Works and Main Roads 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Works 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Deputy Premier and Local Government 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Local Government and Planning 24.09.1992-16.12.1994; with Local Government, Planning and Rural Communities 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Local Government, Planning, Rural Communities and Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 31.07.1995- 26.02.1996; with Public Works from 26.02.1996; and with Racing 12.02.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Information and Communication Technology from 12.10.2006. Combined with Community Services and Women 26.03.2009-03.04.2012. Combined with Public Works from 03.04.2012.

129 The 54th Parliament Industrial Affairs CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander 20.06.1972 - 23.12.1974 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Development 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; with Employment 07.11.1983-01.12.1986; with Employment and Small Business 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; and with Employment and Training 09.12.1987-07.12.1989. Redesignated Industrial Development 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Redesignated Industrial Relations from 07.12.1989.

Industrial Development MUNRO, Alan Whiteside 26.09.1963 - 28.01.1965 DEWAR, Alexander Tattenhall 28.01.1965 - 09.06.1967 CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander 20.06.1967 - 20.06.1972 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977 Note: Redesignated Industrial Affairs 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Included in Industry from 16.12.1977.

Industrial Relations WARBURTON, Neville George 07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991 VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton 16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 SANTORO, Santo 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BRADDY, Paul Joseph 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 NUTTALL, Gordon Richard 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006 MICKEL, Reginald John 13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009 DICK, Cameron Robert 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Employment and Training 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Justice, Attorney-General and (The) Arts 31.07.1995-19.02.1996; with Training 19.02.1996-29.06.1998; and combined with Employment and Training 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; with Employment from 12.02.2004; with Training 12.02.2004-13.06.2006; with Sport 02.02.2006-13.09.2006; with State Development 13.09.2006- 13.09.2007. Combined with Transport and Trade from 13.09.2007. Combined with Attorney-General from 26.03.2009. Combined with Education 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Industry MORRIS, Kenneth James 12.08.1957 - 28.12.1962 DEWAR, Alexander Tattenhall 10.01.1963 - 28.01.1965 HERBERT, John Desmond 28.01.1965 - 10.06.1966 LEE, Norman Edward 16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980 SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce 23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982 GUNN, William Angus Manson 06.12.1982 - 07.11.1983 AHERN, Michael John 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987 GIBBS, Ivan James 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987

130 Queensland Parliamentary Record BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 09.12.1987 - 31.08.1989 FRASER, Huan Donald John 31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989 SMITH, Geoffrey Norman 12.11.1990 - 24.09.1992 ELDER, James Peter 24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995 PITT, Frederick Warren 23.02.1995 - 31.07.1995 HAYWARD, Kenneth William 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 DAVIDSON, Bruce William 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BOYLE, Desley Carole 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 Note: Redesignated Industrial Development 10.06.1966-20.6.1972; and Industrial Affairs 20.06.1972- 23.12.1974; and in Industrial Development 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Combined with Administrative Services 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Commerce 23.12.1980-07.11.1983; with Small Business and Technology 07.11.1983-01.12.1986; with Technology 01.12.1986-25.11.1987; with Works and Housing 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; and with Small Business, Communications and Technology 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Small Business, Technology, and Tourism 19.01.1989-31.08.1989; with Small Business, Technology, and Administrative Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Small Business and Technology 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Manufacturing and Commerce 07.12.1989- 04.06.1990; Manufacturing, Commerce and Small Business 04.06.1990-12.11.1990. Combined with Business and Regional Development 12.11.1990-26.02.1996 (Administered by the Minister for Health 21.02.1995-23.02.1995). Combined with Tourism and Small Business 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in State Development and Trade 29.06.1998-13.09.2007. Combined with Tourism and Regional Development from 13.09.2007.

Information and Communication Technology SCHWARTEN, Robert Evan 12.10.2006 - 21.02.2011 FINN, Simon David 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Public Works and Housing from 12.10.2006. Combined with Government Services and Building Industry 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Information Technology BATES, Rosslyn Mary 03.04.2012 - 15.02.2013 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 15.02.2012 - 20.02.2013 WALKER, Ian Bradley 20.02.2013 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Science, Innovation and (The) Arts from 03.04.2012.

Information Technology Policy CUMMINS, Christopher Paul 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 Note: Created and combined with Small Business and Multicultural Affairs from 28.07.2005.

Infrastructure BLIGH, Anna Maria 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 HINCHLIFFE, Stirling James 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Deputy Premier from 13.09.2006; combined with Treasurer 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Planning from 13.09.2007. Combined with State Development from 03.04.2015.

131 The 54th Parliament Innovation McGRADY, Anthony 12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005 BLIGH, Anna Maria 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 McNAMARA, Andrew Ian 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 BATES, Rosslyn Mary 03.04.2012 - 15.02.2013 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 15.02.2013 - 20.02.2015 WALKER, Ian Bradley 20.02.2013 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with State Development 12.02.2004-28.07.2005; combined with Deputy Premier, Finance, State Development and Trade 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; Deputy Premier, Treasurer, State Development and Trade 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Included in State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Sustainability and Climate Change 13.09.2006- 0.03.2009. Combined with Science, Information Technology and (The) Arts from 03.04.2012.

Innovation and Information Economy LUCAS, Paul Thomas 23.03.2001 - 12.02.2004 Note: Innovation redesignated as a separate portfolio from 12.02.2004; Information Economy included in State Development and Innovation from 12.02.2004.

Irrigation MULLER, Adolf Gustav 12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960 MADSEN, Otto Ottosen 09.06.1960 - 16.06.1960 FLETCHER, Alan Roy 16.06.1960 - 26.09.1963 Note: Included in Conservation from 26.09.1963. Redesignated Water Resources from 23.12.1974.

Justice MUNRO, Alan Whiteside 14.11.1957 - 26.09.1963 DELAMOTHE, Peter Roylance 26.09.1963 - 20.12.1971 KNOX, William Edward 20.12.1971 - 13.08.1976 LICKISS, William Daniel 13.08.1976 - 23.12.1980 DOUMANY, Samuel Sydney 23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983 HARPER, Neville John 19.08.1983 - 01.12.1986 CLAUSON, Paul John 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 CLAUSON, Paul John 09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989 FITZGERALD, Andrew Anthony 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 HENDERSON, Ian Thomas 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 MILLINER, Glen Richard 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 WELLS, Dean MacMillan 24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 BEANLAND, Denver Edward 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005 LAVARCH, Linda Denise 28.07.2005 - 18.10.2006 SHINE, Kerry Gerard 01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009 BLEIJIE, Jarrod Pieter 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015

132 Queensland Parliamentary Record Note: Combined with Attorney-General 14.11.1957-19.01.1989; with Attorney-General and Corrective Services 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Corrective Services 25.09.1989-24.09.1992; and with Attorney- General and (The) Arts 24.09.1992-31.07.1995; with Attorney-General, Industrial Relations and (The) Arts 31.07.1995-26.2.1996; with Attorney-General from 26.02.1996; and combined with Attorney- General and (The) Arts 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Attorney-General 22.02.2001; and with Women 13.09.2006-01.11.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland 01.11.2006-26.03.2009. Combined with Attorney-General from 03.04.2012.

Labour MORRIS, Kenneth James 12.08.1957 - 28.12.1962 DEWAR, Alexander Tattenhall 10.01.1963 - 28.01.1965 HERBERT, John Desmond 28.01.1965 - 20.06.1972 Note: Combined with Industry 12.08.1957-10.1.1966; with Tourism 10.01.1966-20.06.1972. Included in Industrial Affairs 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Redesignated Labour Relations from 23.12.1974.

Labour Relations CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander 23.12.1974 - 17.12.1980 KNOX, William Edward 23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 19.08.1983 - 01.12.1987 Note: Combined with Industrial Development and Consumer Affairs 23.12.1974-15.12.1977; and with Transport 26.8.1977-15.12.1977. Combined with Employment 23.12.1980-7.11.1983. Redesignated Industrial Relations from 07.12.1989.

Land Management GLASSON, William Hamline 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 HARPER, Neville John 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 EATON, Andrew George 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 Note: Previously Lands to 09.12.1987. Redesignated Lands from 24.09.1992.

Lands FLETCHER, Alan Roy 26.09.1963 - 17.01.1968 SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce 17.01.1968 - 20.06.1972 RAE, Wallace Alexander Ramsay 20.06.1972 - 06.12.1974 TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977 HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 16.12.1977 - 16.12.1980 GLASSON, William Hamline 23.12.1980 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 SMITH, Geoffrey Norman 24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995 McELLIGOTT, Kenneth Victor 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Designated as Public Lands until 26.09.1963. Combined with Forestry 20.06.1972-06.12.1974 and 23.12.1980-06.12.1982; with Forestry, National Parks and Wildlife Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; with Forestry and Water Resources 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Forestry and Police 06.12.1982- 06.02.1986; and with Forestry, Mapping and Surveying 06.02.1986-09.12.1987. Redesignated Land Management 09.12.1987-24.09.1992. Included in Natural Resources from 26.02.1996.

133 The 54th Parliament Local Government HEADING, James Alfred 12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960 ROBERTS, Lloyd Henry Scurfield 09.06.1960 - 11.04.1961 RICHTER, Harold 04.05.1961 - 29.05.1969 HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 29.05.1969 - 04.09.1969 RAE, Wallace Alexander Ramsay 04.09.1969 - 20.06.1972 McKECHNIE, Henry Arthur 20.06.1972 - 24.10.1974 HINZE, Russell James 24.10.1974 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 RANDELL, James Henry 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 GUNN, William Angus Manson 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 BURNS, Thomas James 07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 McCAULEY, Diane Elizabeth 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 29.06.1998 - 30.11.2000 CUNNINGHAM, Nita Irene 30.11.2000 - 12.02.2004 BOYLE, Desley Carole 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006 FRASER, Andrew Peter 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 PITT, Frederick Warren 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 BOYLE, Desley Carole 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 CRISAFULLI, David Frank 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Public Works 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; with Conservation 06.09.1963-29.05.1969; with Marine Activities 29.05.1969-04.09.1969; with Electricity 04.09.1969-23.12.1974; with Main Roads 23.12.1974-29.07.1980; with Main Roads and Police 29.07.1980-06.12.1982; with Main Roads and Racing 06.12.1982-09.12.1987; with Racing 09.12.1987-25.09.1989; with Deputy Premier and Finance 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Deputy Premier and Housing 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Housing and Planning 24.09.1992-16.12.1994; with Housing, Planning and Rural Communities 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Housing, Planning, Rural Communities and Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Planning 26.02.1996-29.6.1998. Combined with Communication and Information, Planning, Regional and Rural Communities 29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined with Communication and Information, Planning and Sport 16.12.1999-30.11.2000. Combined with Planning 30.11.2000-13.09.2007; and with Women 12.02.2004-13.09.2006; and with Environment 25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Sport 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Main Roads from 13.09.2007. Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships from 26.03.2009. Combined with Deputy Premier, Attorney-General and Special Minister of State 21.02.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Attorney- General and Special Minister for State 26.03.2012-03.04.2012. Combined with Community Recovery and Resilience from 04.02.2013.

Main Roads EVANS, Ernest 12.08.1957 - 28.02.1965 CAMM, Ronald Ernest 11.03.1965 - 23.12.1974 HINZE, Russell James 23.12.1974 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 ALISON, Gilbert 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998

134 Queensland Parliamentary Record ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BREDHAUER, Stephen Dominic 29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007 PITT, Frederick Warren 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 WALLACE, Craig Andrew 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 EMERSON, Scott Anthony 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Development and Mines 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; with Mines 26.09.1963-23.12.1974; with Local Government 23.12.1974-29.07.1980; with Local Government and Police 29.07.1980- 06.12.1982; with Local Government and Racing 06.12.1982-09.12.1987; with office of Deputy Premier and with Public Works, Expo, and Police 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with office of Deputy Premier and with Public Works and Housing 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; and with Racing 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Transport 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Combined with Transport 26.02.1996-13.09.2007. Combined wtih Local Government from 13.09.2007. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 26.03.2009. Combined with Fisheries and Marine Infrastructure 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Transport from 03.04.2012.

Major Events STUCKEY, Janet Anne 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Tourism, Small Buiness and the Commonwealth Games from 03.04.2012.

Manufacturing SMITH, Geoffrey Norman 07.12.1989 - 12.11.1990 JARRATT, Janice Heather 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Included in Business, Industry and Regional Development from 12.11.1990. Combined with Commerce 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with Small Business 04.06.1990-12.11.1990. Combined with Tourism and Small Business 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Mapping GLASSON, William Hamline 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 Note: Combined with Surveying, Lands and Forestry 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; and then included in Land Management.

Marine HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 04.09.1969 - 23.12.1974 Note: Combined with Conservation 04.09.1969-23.12.1974. Redesignated Marine Services from 23.12.1974.

Marine Activities HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 29.05.1969 - 04.09.1969 NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976 HODGES, Allen Maxwell 13.08.1976 - 16.12.1977 Note: Redesignated Marine 04.09.1969-23.12.1974. Combined with Local Government 29.05.1969- 04.09.1969, and combined with Tourism 10.03.1975-16.12.1977. Redesignated Maritime Services from 16.12.1977.

135 The 54th Parliament Marine Infrastructure WALLACE, Craig Andrew 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Main Roads and Fisheries 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Marine Services HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975 Note: Combined with Water Resources 23.12.1974-10.03.1975. Redesignated Marine Activities from 10.03.1975.

Maritime Services HODGES, Allen Maxwell 16.12.1977 - 31.07.1979 HOOPER, Maxwell David 24.08.1979 - 16.12.1980 BIRD, Valmond James 23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982 GOLEBY, John Philip 06.12.1982 - 10.09.1985 TENNI, Martin James 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 NEAL, Donald McConnell 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Tourism 16.12.1977-23.12.1980. (Administered by Minister for Mines, Energy and Police 01.08.1979-24.08.1979). Combined with Northern Development 23.12.1980-06.12.1982; and with Water Resources 06.12.1982-07.12.1989. (Administered by Deputy Premier and Minister Assisting the Treasurer 12.09.1985-06.02.1986). Included in Transport from 07.12.1989.

Mental Health PITT, Curtis Warren 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 21.02.2011- 03.04.2012.

Minerals McGRADY, Anthony 24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Previously Resource Industries 07.12.1989-24.09.1992. Combined with Energy 24.09.1992- 26.02.1996. Redesignated Mines from 26.02.1996.

Mines EVANS, Ernest 12.08.1957 - 28.02.1965 CAMM, Ronald Ernest 11.03.1965 - 17.07.1980 SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce 29.07.1980 - 23.12.1980 GIBBS, Ivan James 23.12.1980 - 01.12.1986 AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987 SIMPSON, Gordon Leslie 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 TENNI, Martin James 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 KATTER, Robert Carl 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989

136 Queensland Parliamentary Record BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 GILMORE, Thomas John George 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 McGRADY, Anthony 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 ROBERTSON, Stephen 22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005 PALASZCZUK, Henry 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 WILSON, Geoffrey James 13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009 ROBERTSON, Stephen 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 CRIPPS, Andrew Peter 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Development and Main Roads 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; with Main Roads 26.09.1963- 23.12.1974; with Energy 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; with Energy and Police 16.12.1977-17.07.1980. (Administered by Minister for Lands, Forestry and Water Resources 18.07.1980-28.07.1980). Combined with Energy 29.07.1980-01.12.1986; with Energy and (The) Arts 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Energy 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Energy and Northern Development 19.01.1989-31.08.1989; with Energy 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; and with Energy and Northern and Regional Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Resource Industries 07.12.1989-24.09.1992. Redesignated Minerals 24.09.1992-26.02.1996. Combined with Energy 26.02.1996-22.02.2001; and with Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier on Regional Development 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Natural Resources from 22.02.2001; and with Energy 12.02.2004-25.08.2004; and with Water 02.02.2006-07.08.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier on Water 07.08.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Energy from 13.09.2006. Combined with Natural Resources, Energy and Trade 26.03.2009-21.02.2011. Combined with Natural Resources from 03.04.2012.

Mining HINCHLIFFE, Stirling James 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Employment and Skills 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier on Regional Development McGRADY, Anthony 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 Note: Combined with Mines and Energy 29.06.1998-22.02.2001.

Minister Assisting the Premier SLACK, Douglas John 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 DEMPSEY, John Mark 03.04.2012 - 23.04.2012 ELMES, Glen Wayne 23.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Economic Development and Trade 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs from 03.04.2012.

Minister Assisting the Premier and Treasurer AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 Note: Combined with Finance 09.12.1987-25.09.1989.

Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland REYNOLDS, Michael Francis 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 WALLACE, Craig Andrew 01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009

137 The 54th Parliament Note: Combined with Emergency Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Combined with Natural Resources and Water from 01.11.2006.

Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland SHINE, Kerry Gerard 01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009 Note: Combined with Attorney-General and Justice from 01.11.2006.

Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade Development HAMILL, David John 07.12.1989 - 21.02.1995 HAYWARD, Kenneth William 21.02.1995 - 31.07.1995 ELDER, James Peter 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with Transport 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Redesignated Economic Development and Trade from 26.02.1996.

Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Service Matters EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with Employment and Training 31.07.1995-26.02.1996.

Minister Assisting the Premier on Rural Affairs BURNS, Thomas James 16.12.1994 - 31.07.1995 Note: Combined with Deputy Premier 16.12.1994-31.07.1995.

Minister Assisting the Premier on the Carpentaria Minerals Province McGRADY, Anthony 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 Note: Combined with Police and Corrective Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004.

Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women WOODGATE, Margaret Rosemary 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with Family and Community Services 31.07.1995-26.02.1996. Redesignated Women's Policy from 29.06.1998.

Minister Assisting the Premier on Water PALASZCZUK, Henry 07.08.2006 - 13.09.2006 Note: Combined with Natural Resources and Mines from 07.08.2006.

Minister Assisting the Premier on Women's Policy EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 Note: Combined with Health 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio, Women, on 11.03.2004.

138 Queensland Parliamentary Record Minister Assisting the Treasurer GUNN, William Angus Manson 07.11.1983 - 09.12.1987 Note: Combined with Deputy Premier 07.11.1983-06.02.1986; with Deputy Premier and with Police 06.02.1986-09.12.1987.

Multicultural Affairs CUMMINS, Christopher Paul 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 PALASZCZUK, Annastacia 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 DEMPSEY, John Mark 03.04.2012 - 23.04.2012 ELMES, Glen Wayne 23.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Created and combined with Small Business and Information Technology Policy 28.07.2005- 13.09.2006. Included in Multiculturalism 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Communities, Disability Services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and Youth from 13.09.2007. Combined with Disability Services from 26.03.2009. Combined with Transport 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Minister Assisting the Premier from 03.04.2012.

Multiculturalism NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 Note: Combined with Environment 13.09.2006 -13.09.2007. Included in Communities, Disability Services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and Youth from 13.09.2007.

National Parks TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977 NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 16.12.1977 - 21.08.1979 GIBBS, Ivan James 24.08.1979 - 23.12.1980 ELLIOTT, Jannion Anthony 23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 DICKSON, Steven Lance 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Lands, Forestry, and Wildlife Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; with Culture and Recreation 16.12.1977- 23.12.1980; with Tourism, Sport, and (The) Arts 23.12.1980-01.12.1986; with Tourism and Sport 01.12.1986-09.12.1987. Included in Conservation 09.12.1987-07.12.1989; and included in Environment and Heritage from 07.12.1989. Combined with Recreation, Sport and Racing from 03.04.2012.

Natural Resources HOBBS, Howard William Thomas 26.02.1996 - 13.02.1998 SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James 16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 ROBERTSON, Stephen 22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005 PALASZCZUK, Henry 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 SHINE, Kerry Gerard 13.09.2006 - 01.11.2006 WALLACE, Craig Andrew 01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009

139 The 54th Parliament ROBERTSON, Stephen 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 NOLAN, RG 22.06.2011 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 CRIPPS, Andrew Peter 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Previously Lands to 26.02.1996. Combined with Environment and Heritage 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Mines from 22.02.2001; and with Energy 12.02.2004-25.07.2004; and with Water 02.02.2006-07.08.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier on Water 07.08.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Water from 13.09.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland from 01.11.2006. Combined with Mines and Energy and Trade from 26.03.2009. Combined with Finance and (The) Arts 22.06.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Mines from 03.04.2012.

Northern Development BIRD, Valmond James 23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983 KATTER, Robert Carl 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 KATTER, Robert Carl 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 TENNI, Martin James 19.01.1989 - 31.08.1989 GILMORE, Thomas John George 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 Note: Combined with Maritime Services 23.12.1980-06.12.1982; with Aboriginal and Island Affairs 06.12.1982-06.02.1986; with Community Services 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Community Services and Ethnic Affairs 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Mines and Energy 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; and with Community Services and Ethnic Affairs 31.08.1989-25.09.1989. Redesignated Northern and Regional Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989.

Northern and Regional Development KATTER, Robert Carl 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Mines and Energy 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Redesignated Regional Development from 07.12.1989.

Planning MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 McCAULEY, Diane Elizabeth 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 29.06.1998 - 30.11.2000 CUNNINGHAM, Nita Irene 30.11.2000 - 12.02.2004 BOYLE, Desley Carole 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006 FRASER, Andrew Peter 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Housing and Local Government 24.09.1992-16.12.1994; with Housing, Local Government and Rural Communities 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Housing, Local Government, Rural Communities and Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Local Government 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Communication and Information, Local Government and Regional and Rural Communities 29.06.1998-16.12.1999; combined with Communication and Information and Local Government and Sport 16.12.1999-30.11.2000. Combined with Local Government 30.11.2000-13.09.2007; and with Women 11.03.2004-13.09.2006; and with Environment 25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Sport 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Deputy Premier and Infrastructure from 13.09.2007. Combined with State Development from 03.04.2012.

140 Queensland Parliamentary Record Police HODGES, Allen Maxwell 23.12.1974 - 13.08.1976 NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 13.08.1976 - 16.12.1977 CAMM, Ronald Ernest 16.12.1977 - 17.07.1980 HINZE, Russell James 29.07.1980 - 06.12.1982 GLASSON, William Hamline 06.12.1982 - 06.02.1986 GUNN, William Angus Manson 06.02.1986 - 19.01.1989 COOPER, Theo Russell 19.01.1989 - 28.08.1989 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 07.12.1989 - 10.12.1991 WARBURTON, Neville George 16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992 BRADDY, Paul Joseph 24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 COOPER, Theo Russell 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 McGRADY, Anthony 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 SPENCE, Judith Caroline 12.02.2004 - 26.03.2009 ROBERTS, Neil Stuart 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 GIBSON, David Francis 03.04.2012 - 23.04.2012 DEMPSEY, John Mark 23.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Included in Works and Housing 17.01.1968-08.08.1968; in Premier’s 08.08.1968-28.05.1969; and in Works and Housing 29.05.1969-23.12.1974. Combined with Works and Housing 23.12.1974- 10.03.1975; and with Leader of the House 23.12.1974-13.08.1976; with Tourism and Marine Services 13.08.1976-16.12.1977; combined with Mines and Energy 16.12.1977-17.07.1980. (Administered by Minister for Lands, Forestry, and Water Resources 18.07.1980-28.07.1980). Combined with Local Government and Main Roads 29.07.1980-06.12.1982; with Lands and Forestry 06.12.1982- 06.02.1986; with Deputy Premier and Minister Assisting the Treasurer 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Deputy Premier, Public Works, Main Roads, and Expo 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Emergency Services and Administrative Services 19.01.1989-28.8.1989; with Emergency Services and Tourism 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Employment, Training, and Industrial Affairs 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Emergency Services 07.12.1989-18.10.1993; (Administered by Premier 10.12.1991-16.12.1991). Combined with Corrective Services 18.10.1993-26.02.1996; with Corrective Services and Racing 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Corrective Services from 29.06.1998; and combined with Minister Assisting the Premier on the Carpentaria Minerals Province 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Combined with Sport from 13.09.2007. Combined with Emergency Services 26.03.2009-26.03.2012. Combined with Corrective Services and Emergency Services 26.03.2012-03.04.2012. Combined with Community Safety 03.04.2012-01.11.2013. Combined with Fire and Emergency Services from 01.11.2013.

Premier NICKLIN, George Francis Reuben 12.08.1957 - 17.01.1968 PIZZEY, Jack Charles Allan 17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968 CHALK, Gordon William Wesley 01.08.1968 - 08.08.1968 BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 08.08.1968 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 COOPER, Theo Russell 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 GOSS, Wayne Keith 07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998

141 The 54th Parliament BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 13.09.2007 BLIGH, Anna Maria 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with State Development 26.09.1963-20.06.1972; and with Treasurer 01.08.1968- 08.08.1968. Combined with Treasurer 19.08.1983-09.12.1987; with Treasurer and (The) Arts 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Treasurer, (The) Arts and State Development 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Treasurer and State Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with (The) Arts 07.12.1989- 24.09.1992; with Economic and Trade Development 07.12.1989-19.02.1996. Combined with Trade 22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with Treasurer 28.07.2005-02.02.2006. Combined with Trade 13.09.2006- 13.09.2007. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 13.09.2007. Combined with (The) Arts from 26.03.2009. Combined with Reconstruction 21.02.2011-26.03.2012.

Primary Industries ROW, John Alfred 26.09.1963 - 20.06.1972 SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce 20.06.1972 - 29.07.1980 AHERN, Michael John 29.07.1980 - 07.11.1983 TURNER, Neil John 07.11.1983 - 30.11.1986 HARPER, Neville John 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 HARPER, Neville John 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 STONEMAN, Mark David 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 CASEY, Edmund Denis 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995 GIBBS, Robert James 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 PERRETT, Trevor John 26.02.1996 - 16.02.1998 ROWELL, Marcus Hosking 16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 PALASZCZUK, Henry 29.06.1998 - 28.07.2005 NUTTALL, Gordon Richard 28.07.2005 - 07.12.2005 MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 12.12.2005 - 21.02.2011 Note: Previously Agriculture up to 26.09.1963; Redesignated Primary Industries from 26.09.1963; combined with Fisheries 23.12.1974-25.03.1975. Combined with Racing 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Fisheries and Forestry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Rural Communities 16.12.1999-12.02.2004; with Fisheries from 12.02.2004. Combined with Rural and Regional Queensland from 26.03.2009.

Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 Note: Combined with Housing, Local Government, Planning and Rural Communities 31.07.1995-26.02.1996. Included in Public Works Authority from 29.06.1998.

Public Lands MULLER, Adolf Gustav 12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960 MADSEN, Otto Ottosen 09.06.1960 - 16.06.1960 FLETCHER, Alan Roy 16.06.1960 - 26.09.1963 Note: Redesignated Lands from 26.09.1963.

142 Queensland Parliamentary Record Public Service BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 08.08.1968 - 01.12.1987 AUSTIN, Brian Douglas 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 COOPER, Theo Russell 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 GOSS, Wayne Keith 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995 Note: Usually administered by Premier, apart from period 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 when administered by Minister for Finance and Minister Assisting the Premier and Treasurer, and period 31.07.1995- 26.02.1996 when administered by Minister for Employment and Training and Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Service Matters.

Public Works HEADING, James Alfred 12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960 ROBERTS, Lloyd Henry Scurfield 09.06.1960 - 11.04.1961 RICHTER, Harold 04.05.1961 - 26.09.1963 GUNN, William Angus Manson 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 CONNOR, Raymond Thomas 26.02.1996 - 28.04.1997 WATSON, David John Hopetoun 28.04.1997 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 SCHWARTEN, Robert Evan 29.06.1998 - 21.02.2011 FLEGG, Bruce Stephen 03.04.2012 - 14.11.2012 McARDLE, Mark Francis 14.11.2012 - 19.11.2012 MANDER, Timothy Leonard 19.11.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Local Government 12.08.1957-26.09.1963. Redesignated Works 26.09.1963- 09.12.1987. (Administered by Minister for Mines and Energy 15.10.1986-30.11.1986). Redesignated Public Works and combined with Deputy Premier and Main Roads, Expo, and Police 09.12.1987- 19.01.1989; with Deputy Premier and Housing and Main Roads 19.01.1989-25.09.1989. (Administered by Minister for Mines and Energy 15.10.1986-30.11.1986). Redesignated Works and combined with Housing 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Works included in Administrative Services 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Redesignated Public Works and combined with Housing from 26.02.1996; and with Racing 12.02.2004- 13.09.2006. Combined with Information and Communication Technology 12.10.2006-21.02.2011. Combined with Housing from 03.04.2012.

Racing HINZE, Russell James 06.12.1982 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 RANDELL, James Henry 09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 ALISON, Gilbert 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 GIBBS, Robert James 07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 COOPER, Theo Russell 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 GIBBS, Robert James 29.06.1998 - 14.12.1999 ROSE, Merri 16.12.1999 - 15.01.2004 SCHWARTEN, Robert Evan 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006 DICKSON, Steven Lance 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Administered by Treasurer 12.08.1957-23.12.1980, and by Minister for Local Government 23.12.1980- 06.12.1982. Created as separate portfolio from 06.12.1982 and combined with Local Government and Main Roads 06.12.1982-09.12.1987; with Local Government 09.12.1987-25.09.1989; with Main Roads 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Tourism and Sport 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Primary Industries 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Police and Corrective Services 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Tourism and Sport 29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined with Tourism 16.12.1999-

143 The 54th Parliament 02.12.2004, and with Fair Trading 22.02.2001-02.12.2004. Combined with Public Works and Housing 12.02.2004-13.09.2006. Included in Local Government, Planning and Sport 13.09.2006-12.09.2007. Included in Treasurer from 13.09.2007. Combined with National Parks, Recreation and Sport from 03.04.2012.

Reconstruction BLIGH, Anna Maria 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Premier 21.02.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Deputy Premier and State Development and Trade 26.03.2012-03.04.2012.

Recreation NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 16.12.1977 - 21.08.1979 GIBBS, Ivan James 24.08.1979 - 23.12.1980 LITTLEPROUD, Brian George 31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989 DICKSON, Steven Lance 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Culture and National Parks 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; and with Education, Youth, and Sport 31.08.1989-07.12.1989. Redesignated Sport from 23.12.1980. Included in Sport from 07.12.1989. Combined with National Parks, Sport and Racing from 03.04.2012.

Regional Development DE LACY, Keith Ernest 07.12.1989 - 12.11.1990 SMITH, Geoffrey Norman 12.11.1990 - 24.09.1992 ELDER, James Peter 24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995 PITT, Frederick Warren 23.02.1995 - 31.07.1995 HAYWARD, Kenneth William 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 BOYLE, Desley Carole 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 Note: Combined with Treasurer 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with Business and Industry 12.11.1990-26.02.1996. (Administered by Minister for Health 21.02.1995-23.02.1995). Included in Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development and Minister for Trade 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; and in State Development 22.02.2001-13.09.2007. Combined with Tourism and Industry from 13.09.2007.

Regional Economies MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Agriculture and Food 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Resource Industries VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton 07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991 McGRADY, Anthony 16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992 Note: Previously Mines 12.08.1957-07.12.1989. Redesignated Minerals and Energy from 24.09.1992.

Resource Management JONES, Kate Jennifer 21.02.2011 - 22.06.2011

144 Queensland Parliamentary Record Note: Combined with Environment from 21.02.2011.

Rural Communities BURNS, Thomas James 24.09.1992 - 16.12.1994 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 16.12.1994 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 29.06.1998 - 16.12.1999 PALASZCZUK, Henry 16.12.1999 - 12.02.2004 Note: Combined with Deputy Premier and Administrative Services 24.09.1992-18.10.1993; with Deputy Premier, Emergency Services and Consumer Affairs 18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Housing, Local Government and Planning 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Housing, Local Government, Planning, Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 31.07.1995- 26.02.1996. Included in Local Government and Planning 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Communication and Information, Local Government and Planning 29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined with Primary Industries 16.12.1999-12.02.2004. Included in Communities, Disability Services and Seniors from 12.02.2004.

Rural and Regional Queensland MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 Note: Combined with Primary Industries and Fisheries from 26.03.2009.

Science BATES, Rosslyn Mary 03.04.2012 - 15.02.2013 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 15.02.2013 - 20.02.2013 WALKER, Ian Bradley 20.02.2013 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Information Technology, Innovation and (The) Arts from 03.04.2012.

Seniors SPENCE, Judith Caroline 20.06.2002 - 12.02.2004 PITT, Frederick Warren 22.04.2004 -13.09.2007 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 Note: Combined with Families, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy and Disability Services 20.06.2002-12.02.2004; with Communities from 22.04.2004; and Disability Services 22.04.2004- 30.01.2007; and with Youth from 13.09.2006. Combined with Disability Services Queensland 30.01.2007-13.09.2007; and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships from 30.01.2007; with Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs from 13.09.2007.

Skills HINCHLIFFE, Stirling James 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Employment and Mining 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Small Business AHERN, Michael John 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987

145 The 54th Parliament BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 09.12.1987 - 31.08.1989 FRASER, Huan Donald John 31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989 SMITH, Geoffrey Norman 04.06.1990 - 12.11.1990 DAVIDSON, Bruce William 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 CUMMINS, Christopher Paul 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 JARRATT, Janice Heather 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 STUCKEY, Janet Anne 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Industry and Technology 07.11.1983-01.12.1986; with Employment and Industrial Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Industry, Communications and Technology 09.12.1987- 19.01.1989; with Industry, Technology, and Tourism 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Industry, Technology, and Administrative Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Industry and Technology 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Manufacturing and Commerce 04.06.1990-12.11.1990. Included in Business from 12.11.1990. Combined with Tourism and Industry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in State Development from 29.06.1998. Re-created as a separate portfolio and combined with Information Technology Policy and Multicultural Affairs from 28.07.2005. Combined with Tourism and Manufacturing 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Tourism, Major Events and the Commonwealth Games from 03.04.2012.

Special Minister of State LUCAS, Paul Thomas 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Deputy Premier, Attorney-General and Local Government 21.02.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Attorney-General and Local Government 26.03.2012-03.04.2012.

Sport HERBERT, John Desmond 20.06.1972 - 16.12.1977 ELLIOTT, Jannion Anthony 23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 LITTLEPROUD, Brian George 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989 GIBBS, Robert James 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995 BURNS, Thomas James 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 VEIVERS, Michael Desmond 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 GIBBS, Robert James 29.06.1998 - 14.12.1999 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 16.12.1999 - 25.07.2005 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 02.02.2006 - 13.09.2006 FRASER, Andrew Peter 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 SPENCE, Judith Caroline 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 REEVES, Philip Gerard 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 DICKSON, Steven Lance 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Tourism and Welfare Services 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; and with Community and Welfare Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Included in Recreation 16.12.1977-23.12.1980. Combined with Tourism, National Parks and (The) Arts 23.12.1980- 01.12.1986; with Tourism and National Parks 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Education and Youth 09.12.1987-31.08.1989; with Education, Youth, and

146 Queensland Parliamentary Record Recreation 31.08.1989-07.12.1989; with Tourism and Racing 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Deputy Premier, Tourism and Youth 31.07.1995-26.02.1996. Combined with Emergency Services 26.02.1996- 29.06.1998. Combined with Tourism and Racing 29.06.1998-16.12.1999; with Communication and Information, Local Government and Planning 16.12.1999-30.11.2000; with Deputy Premier, State Development and Communication and Information 30.11.2000-22.02.2001. Combined with Deputy Premier and Treasurer 22.02.2001-28.07.2005. Lost its portfolio status and included in Premier and Treasurer 28.07.2005-02.02.2006. Recreated as a separate portfolio and combined with Employment, Training and Industrial Relations 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Local Government and Planning 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Police and Corrective Services from 13.09.2007. Combined with Child Safety 26.03.2009-03.04.2012. Combined with National Parks, Recreation and Racing from 03.04.2012.

State Development NICKLIN, George Francis Reuben 26.09.1963 - 17.01.1968 PIZZEY, Jack Charles Allan 17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968 CHALK, Gordon William Wesley 01.08.1968 - 08.08.1968 BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 08.08.1968 - 20.06.1972 AHERN, Michael John 19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989 COOPER, Theo Russell 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 ELDER, James Peter 29.06.1999 - 22.11.2000 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 30.11.2000 - 22.02.2001 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 McGRADY, Anthony 12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005 BLIGH, Anna Maria 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 MICKEL, Reginald John 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 FRASER, Andrew Peter 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffery William 26.03.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Premier 26.09.1963-20.06.1972; and with Treasurer 01.08.1968-08.08.1968. Redesignated Development 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; and combined with Industrial Affairs 20.06.1972- 23.12.1974. Redesignated Industrial Development and combined with Labour Relations and Consumer Affairs 23.12.1974-15.12.1977. Included in Industry 15.12.1977-07.12.1989. Combined with Premier, Treasurer, and (The) Arts 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Premier, and Treasurer 25.09.1989- 07.12.1989. Redesignated Economic and Trade Development 07.12.1989-29.06.1998. Combined with Deputy Premier and Trade 29.06.1998-30.11.2000. Combined with Deputy Premier, Communication, Information and Sport 30.11.2000-22.02.2001. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 22.02.2001; and combined with Innovation 12.02.2004-28.07.2005; combined with Deputy Premier, Finance, Trade and Innovation 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; combined with Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Trade and Innovation 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Employment and Industrial Relations 13.09.2006- 13.09.2007. Included in Tourism, Regional Development and Industry from 13.09.2007. Combined with Treasurer and Trade from 21.02.2011. Combined with Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Trade 16.09.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Deputy Premier, Reconstruction and Trade 26.03.2012- 03.04.2012. Combined with Deputy Premier, Infrastructure and Planing from 03.04.2012.

Stock MADSEN, Otto Ottosen 12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960 Note: Combined with Agriculture 12.08.1957-09.06.1960. Included in Agriculture from 09.06.1960.

Survey LICKISS, William Daniel 10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976 GREENWOOD, John Ward 13.08.1976 - 22.12.1980 Note: Combined with Valuation and Urban and Regional Affairs 10.03.1975-16.12.1977; and with Valuation 16.12.1977-23.12.1980. Included in Valuation 23.12.1980-06.02.1986, and in Surveying from

147 The 54th Parliament 06.02.1986.

Surveying GLASSON, William Hamline 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 Note: Combined with Mapping, Lands and Forestry 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; and included in Land Management 09.12.1987-24.09.1992 and Lands 24.09.1992-26.02.1996. Included in Natural Resources from 26.02.1996.

Sustainability McNAMARA, Andrew Ian 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 JONES, Kate Jennifer 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 Note: Combined with Climate Change and Innovation from 13.09.2007. Combined with Climate Change from 26.03.2009.

Technology AHERN, Michael John 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987 POWELL, Lionel William 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 09.12.1987 - 31.08.1989 FRASER, Huan Donald John 31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Industry and Small Business 07.11.1983-01.12.1986; with Industry 01.12.1986- 25.11.1987; with Education and Training 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; with Industry, Small Business, and Communications 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and Tourism 19.01.1989- 31.08.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and Administrative Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; and with Industry and Small Business 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Information Technology administered by Minister for Communication and Information from 29.06.1998.

Tourism HERBERT, John Desmond 10.06.1966 - 23.12.1974 NEWBERY, Thomas Guy 23.12.1974 - 13.08.1976 HODGES, Allen Maxwell 13.08.1976 - 31.07.1979 HOOPER, Maxwell David 24.08.1979 - 16.12.1980 ELLIOTT, Jannion Anthony 23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.01.1989 - 07.12.1989 GIBBS, Robert James 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995 BURNS, Thomas James 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 DAVIDSON, Bruce William 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 GIBBS, Robert James 29.06.1998 - 14.12.1999 ROSE, Merri 16.12.1999 - 15.01.2004

148 Queensland Parliamentary Record KEECH, Margaret Majella 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007 BOYLE, Desley Carole 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 LAWLOR, Peter Joseph 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 JARRATT, Janice Heather 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 STUCKEY, Janet Anne 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Labour 10.06.1966-20.06.1972; with Welfare Services and Sport 20.06.1972- 23.12.1974; with Education and Cultural Activities 23.12.1974-10.03.1975; with Marine Activities 10.03.1975-16.12.1977; with Maritime Services 16.12.1977-31.07.1979 and 24.08.1979-23.12.1980; (Administered by Minister for Mines, Energy and Police 01.08.1979-24.08.1979); with National Parks, Sport and (The) Arts 23.12.1980-01.12.1986; with National Parks and Sport 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Environment and Conservation 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and Technology 19.01.1989-31.08.1989; with Police and Emergency Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Conservation, Environment, and Forestry 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Sport and Racing 07.12.1989- 31.07.1995; with Deputy Premier, Sport and Youth 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Small Business and Industry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Sport and Racing 29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined withg Racin 16.12.1999-22.02.2001. Combined with Racing and Fair Trading 02.02.2001-12.02.2004; and with Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development 12.02.2004-13.09.2007; and with Women 01.11.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Regional Development and Industry from 13.09.2007. Combined with Fair Trading from 26.03.2009. Combined with Manufacturing and Small Business 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games from 03.04.2012.

Trade ELDER, James Peter 29.06.1998 - 22.11.2000 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005 BLIGH, Anna Maria 28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006 BEATTIE, Peter David 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 MICKEL, Reginald John 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 ROBERTSON, Stephen 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 FRASER, Andrew Peter 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Deputy Premier and State Development 29.06.1998-22.11.2000. Combined with Premier 22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with Deputy Premier, Finance, State Development and Innovation 28.07.2005-13.09.2006. Combined with Premier 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Transport, Employment and Industrial Relations from 13.09.2007. Combined with Natural Resources and Mines and Energy from 26.03.2009. Combined with Treasurer and State Development from 21.02.2011. Combined with Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for State Development 16.09.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Deputy Premier, Reconstruction and State Development 26.03.2012-03.04.2012.

Training POWELL, Lionel William 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 LESTER, Vincent Patrick 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989 WARBURTON, Neville George 07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991 VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton 16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995 EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 SANTORO, Santo 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998

149 The 54th Parliament BRADDY, Paul Joseph 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 BARTON, Thomas Alfred 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006 WELFORD, Rodney Jon 13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Education and Technology 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; with Employment and Industrial Affairs 09.12.1987; with Employment and Industrial Relations 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Employment and Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Service Matters 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Industrial Relations 26.02.1996-29.06.1998; with Employment and Industrial Relations 09.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Employment, Youth and (The) Arts 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; and with Employment and Industrial Relations 12.02.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Education and (The) Arts 13.09.2006-26.03.2009. Combined with Education and Employment from 03.04.2012.

Transport CHALK, Gordon William Wesley 12.08.1957 - 23.12.1965 KNOX, William Edward 23.12.1965 - 20.06.1972 HOOPER, Keith William 20.06.1972 - 20.08.1977 CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander 26.08.1977 - 16.12.1977 TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne 16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980 LANE, Donald Frederick 23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983 TURNER, Neil John 19.08.1983 - 07.11.1983 LANE, Donald Frederick 07.11.1983 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 GIBBS, Ivan James 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989 CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 HAMILL, David John 07.12.1989 - 21.02.1995 HAYWARD, Kenneth William 21.02.1995 - 31.07.1995 ELDER, James Peter 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, Robert Edward 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory 26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 BREDHAUER, Stephen Dominic 29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004 LUCAS, Paul Thomas 12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007 MICKEL, Reginal John 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 NOLAN, Rachel Genevieve 26.03.2009 - 21.02.2011 PALASZCZUK, Annastacia 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 EMERSON, Scott Anthony 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Ethnic Affairs 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade Development 07.12.1989-26.02.1996; with Main Roads 26.02.1996-13.09.2007. Combined with Trade, Employment and Industrial Relations from 13.09.2007. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 26.03.2009. Combined with Multicultural Affairs 21.02.2011-03.04.2012. Combined with Main Roads from 03.04.2012.

Treasurer HILEY, Thomas Alfred 12.08.1957 - 23.12.1965 CHALK, Gordon William Wesley 23.12.1965 - 13.08.1976 KNOX, William Edward 13.08.1976 - 15.12.1978

150 Queensland Parliamentary Record EDWARDS, Llewellyn Roy 15.12.1978 - 18.08.1983 BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 19.08.1983 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 25.09.1989 COOPER, Theo Russell 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 DE LACY, Keith Ernest 07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 ELDER, James Peter 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 HAMILL, David John 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 MACKENROTH, Terence Michael 22.02.2001 - 25.07.2005 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 28.07.2005 - 02.02.2006 BLIGH, Anna Maria 02.02.2006 - 13.09.2007 FRASER, Andrew Peter 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Premier 19.08.1983-09.12.1987; with Premier and (The) Arts 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Premier, (The) Arts and State Development 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Premier and State Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Regional Development 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with Deputy Premier and (The) Arts 19.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Deputy Premier and Sport 22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with Premier 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; with Deputy Premier 02.02.2006- 13.09.2007; with State Development, Trade and Innovation 02.02.2006-13.09.2006; and with Infrastructure 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 13.09.2007. Combined with Employment and Economic Development from 26.03.2009. Combined with State Development and Trade from 21.02.2011. Combined with Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development and Trade 16.09.2011-26.03.2012. Combined with Trade from 03.04.2012.

Urban and Regional Affairs LICKISS, William Daniel 10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976 GREENWOOD, John Ward 13.08.1976 - 16.12.1977 Note: Combined with Survey and Valuation 10.3.1975-16.12.1977.

Valuation LICKISS, William Daniel 10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976 GREENWOOD, John Ward 13.08.1976 - 23.12.1980 HEWITT, William Douglas 23.12.1980 - 05.08.1983 MILLER, Colin John 05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983 TENNI, Martin James 19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986 NEAL, Donald McConnell 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 Note: Combined with Survey, and Urban and Regional Affairs 10.03.1975-16.12.1977; with Valuation 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Environment and Administrative Services 23.12.1980-06.02.1986; with Corrective Services and Administrative Services 06.02.1986-09.12.1987. Included in Land Management 09.12.1987-24.09.1992; and Lands 24.09.1992-26.02.1996; and in Natural Resources from 29.06.1998.

Water PALASZCZUK, Henry 02.02.2006 - 07.08.2006 SHINE, Kerry Gerard 13.09.2006 - 01.11.2006 WALLACE, Craig Andrew 01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009 Note: Created as a separate portfolio and combined with Natural Resources and Mines 02.02.2006-

151 The 54th Parliament 07.08.2006. Combined with Natural Resources from 13.09.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland from 01.11.2006.

Water Resources HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1980 TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne 23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982 GOLEBY, John Philip 06.12.1982 - 10.09.1985 TENNI, Martin James 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 NEAL, Donald McConnell 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Marine Services, and Aboriginal and Islanders Advancement 23.12.1974-10.03.1975; with Lands and Forestry 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Aboriginal and Island Affairs 23.12.1980- 06.12.1982; and with Maritime Services 06.12.1982-07.12.1989. (Administered by Deputy Premier and Minister Assisting the Treasurer 12.09.1985-06.02.1986). Included in Primary Industries from 07.12.1989.

Water Supply McARDLE, Mark Francis 03.04.2012 - 13.02.2015 Note: Combined with Energy from 03.04.2012.

Water Utilities ROBERTSON, Stephen 21.02.2011 - 26.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Energy 21.02.2011-03.04.2012.

Welfare HERBERT, John Desmond 16.12.1977 - 14.09.1978 LICKISS, William Daniel 14.09.1978 - 02.10.1978 DOUMANY, Samuel Sydney 02.10.1978 - 23.12.1980 Note: Redesignated Welfare Services from 23.12.1980.

Welfare Housing McKECHNIE, Peter Richard 09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989 Note: Combined with Family Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Redesignated Housing on 19.01.1989 and combined with Public Works and Main Roads. See Housing.

Welfare Services HERBERT, John Desmond 20.06.1972 - 16.12.1977 WHITE, Terence Anthony 23.12.1980 - 04.08.1983 HEWITT, William Douglas 05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983 MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986 CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986 Note: Combined with Tourism and Sport 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; with Community Services and Sport 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Redesignated Welfare 16.12.1977-23.12.1980. Combined with Ethnic Affairs 07.11.1983-31.07.1984; and with Youth and Ethnic Affairs 31.07.1984-01.12.1986. Redesignated Family Services from 01.12.1986.

152 Queensland Parliamentary Record Wildlife Services TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne 23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977 Note: Combined with Lands, Forestry, and National Parks 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Included in National Parks 16.12.1977-26.02.1996. Redesignated Nature Conservation and included with Environment and Heritage from 26.02.1996.

Wine Industry Development KEECH, Margaret Majella 12.02.2004 -13.09.2007 Note: Combined with Tourism and Fair Trading 02.02.2006-13.09.2007; and with Women 01.11.2006- 13.09.2007. Included in Treasurer from 13.09.2007.

Women BOYLE, Desley Carole 11.03.2004 - 13.09.2006 LAVARCH, Linda Denise 13.09.2006 - 18.10.2006 KEECH, Margaret Majella 01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009 STRUTHERS, Karen 26.03.2009 - 26.03.2012 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 26.03.2012 - 03.04.2012 Note: Combined with Local Government and Planning 11.03.2004-13.09.2006; and with Environment 25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Attorney-General and Minister for Justice 13.09.2006- 18.10.2006. Combined with Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development 01.11.2006- 13.09.2007. Combined with Child Safety from 13.09.2007. Combined with Community Services and Housing 26.03.2009-03.04.2012.

Women's Policy SPENCE, Judith Caroline 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 Note Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, and Fair Trading 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. See Minister Assisting the Premier on Women's Policy 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated Women from 11.03.2004.

Works BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 26.09.1963 - 08.08.1968 HODGES, Allen Maxwell 08.08.1968 - 10.03.1975 LEE, Norman Edward 10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977 WHARTON, Claude Alfred 16.12.1977 - 14.10.1986 GIBBS, Ivan James 01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987 GUNN, William Angus Manson 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 RANDELL, James Henry 25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989 Note: Combined with Housing 26.09.1963-25.11.1987. (Administered by Minister for Mines and Energy 15.10.1986-01.12.1986). Combined with Housing and Industry 25.11.1987-09.12.1987. Redesignated Public Works 09.12.1987-25.09.1989. Combined with Housing 07.12.1989. Included in Administrative Services 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Redesignated Public Works from 26.02.1996.

Youth MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh 31.07.1984 - 06.02.1986 CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann 06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987 AHERN, Michael John 01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987 LITTLEPROUD, Brian George 09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989

153 The 54th Parliament BURNS, Thomas James 31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996 SHELDON, Joan Mary 19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996 BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998 LINGARD, Kevin Rowson 26.02.1996 - 13.02.1998 WILSON, Naomi Kate 16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998 BLIGH, Anna Maria 29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001 FOLEY, Matthew Joseph 22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004 PITT, Frederick Warren 13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena 13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009 Note: Combined with Welfare Services and Ethnic Affairs 31.07.1984-30.11.1986; with Family Services and Ethnic Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Education and Sport 09.12.1987-31.08.1989; and with Education, Sport, and Recreation 31.08.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Tourism, Sport and Racing 07.12.1989-31.07.1995. Combined with Deputy Premier, Tourism and Sport 31.07.1995- 26.02.1996; with Families and Community Care 26.02.1996-22.02.2001 and also combined with Disability Services 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Employment, Training and (The) Arts 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Included in Communities, Disability Services and Seniors 12.02.2004- 13.09.2006. Recreated as a separate portfolio and combined with Communities from 13.09.2006; with Disability Services 13.09.2006-30.01.2007; and with Seniors from 13.09.2006. Combined with Disability Services Queensland 30.01.2007-13.09.2007; and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships from 30.01.2007; with Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs from 13.09.2007.

154 Queensland Parliamentary Record LEADERS, PARLIAMENTARY PARTIES Australian Labor Party Aug 1892 - May 1893 GLASSEY, T May 1893 - Jul 1894 HOOLAN, JP Jul 1894 - May 1899 GLASSEY, T May 1899 - Jul 1900 DAWSON, A (Anderson) Jul 1900 - Oct 1903 BROWNE, WH Oct 1903 - Apr 1904 AIREY, P Apr 1904 - Apr 1907 KERR, G Apr 1907 - 09.09.1912 BOWMAN, D 09.09.1912 - 22.10.1919 RYAN, TJ 22.10.1919 - 26.02.1925 THEODORE, EG 26.02.1925 - 22.10.1925 GILLIES, WN 22.10.1925 - 21.05.1929 McCORMACK, W 27.05.1929 - 16.09.1942 SMITH, WF 16.09.1942 - 07.03.1946 COOPER, FA 07.03.1946 - 15.01.1952 HANLON, EM 17.01.1952 - 24.04.1957 GAIR, VC 30.04.1957 - 03.08.1957 DUGGAN, JE 28.08.1957 - 29.03.1958 WOOD, LE 14.04.1958 - 17.08.1958 DONALD, J 18.08.1958 - 11.10.1966 DUGGAN, JE 11.10.1966 - 22.07.1974 HOUSTON, JW 22.07.1974 - 19.12.1974 TUCKER, PJR 19.12.1974 - 28.11.1978 BURNS, TJ 28.11.1978 - 20.10.1982 CASEY, ED 20.10.1982 - 29.08.1984 WRIGHT, KW 29.08.1984 - 02.03.1988 WARBURTON, NG 02.03.1988 - 19.02.1996 GOSS, WK 19.02.1996 - 12.09.2007 BEATTIE, PD 12.09.2007 - 28.03.2012 BLIGH, AM 30.03.2012 - PALASZCZUK, A

National Party* 13.07.1915 - 09.04.1924 APPEL, JG 09.04.1924 - 15.07.1936 MOORE, AE 15.07.1936 - 17.06.1941 MAHER, EB 17.06.1941 - 17.01.1968 NICKLIN, GFR 17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968 PIZZEY, JCA 08.08.1968 - 01.11.1987 BJELKE-PETERSEN, J 01.11.1987 - 22.09.1989 AHERN, MJ 22.09.1989 - 09.12.1991 COOPER, TR 11.12.1991 - 02.03.2001 BORBIDGE, RE 02.03.2001 - 04.02.2003 HORAN, MJ 04.02.2003 - 14.09.2006 SPRINGBORG, LJ 14.09.2006 - 29.01.2008 SEENEY, JW 29.01.2008 - 09.09.2008 SPRINGBORG, LJ

* Recognised as the Country Party, it was known by a number of different titles up until the party’s definitive establishment in 1936. On 06.04.1974, the Country Party changed its name to the National Party. The National and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal National Party).

155 The 54th Parliament Liberal Party* 26.10.1943 - 07.03.1946 CHANDLER, JB 08.03.1946 - 02.02.1948 PIE, B 03.02.1948 - 17.08.1954 HILEY, TA 17.08.1954 - 23.08.1962 MORRIS, KJ 23.08.1962 - 28.01.1965 MUNRO, AW 28.01.1965 - 23.12.1965 HILEY, TA 23.12.1965 - 13.08.1976 CHALK, Sir GWW 13.08.1976 - 06.10.1978 KNOX, WE 06.10.1978 - 09.08.1983 EDWARDS, LR 09.08.1983 - 03.11.1983 WHITE, TA 03.11.1983 - 31.01.1988 KNOX, Sir WE 31.01.1988 - 13.05.1990 INNES, JAM 13.05.1990 - 11.11.1991 BEANLAND, DE 11.11.1991 - 23.06.1998 SHELDON, JM 23.06.1998 - 28.02.2001 WATSON, DJH 28.02.2001 - 07.08.2006 QUINN, RJ 07.08.2006 - 04.12.2007 FLEGG, BS

* From 26.10.1943-08.07.1949 known as Queensland People’s Party. On 08.07.1949 became Liberal Party with T.A. Hiley as Leader. The National and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal National Party).

Liberal National Party* 09.09.2008 - 02.04.2009 SPRINGBORG, LJ 03.04.2009 - 22.03.2011 LANGBROEK, J-PH 22.03.2011 - 26.03.2012 SEENEY, JW 26.03.2012 - 06.02.2015 NEWMAN, CKT#

* The National and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal National Party). # On 4 April 2011, former Brisbane Lord Mayor was elected to lead the LNP to the 2012 Queensland state election. However, Mr Newman was not recognised as Leader of the LNP by the Speaker of the Queensland Legislative Assembly because he was not a Member of Parliament. His leadership of the party was officially recognised with his appointment as Premier by gazette notice of 26 March 2012.

Palmer United Party* 20.11.2013 - 18.08.08.2014 DOUGLAS, AR

* The Palmer United Party was registered on the 5 June 2013.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party* 23.06.1998 - 14.12.1999 FELDMAN, WP 06.03.2001 - 20.06.2002 FLYNN, WBI

* On 18 August 1999, Justice Atkinson of the Supreme Court ruled that ’s One Nation Party was not entitled to registration as a political party in Queensland under s 70 of the Electoral Act 1992 (Qld) and the party was de-registered on 19 August 1999. However, the parliamentary members retained the title until their resignations from the party on 14 December 1999. The party was re-registered on 23 January 2001. See One Nation Queensland Division.

156 Queensland Parliamentary Record Queensland*# 22.12.1999 - 17.02.2001 FELDMAN, WP

* The City Country Alliance Queensland Party was formed on 22 December 1999 and was officially registered on 28 March 2000. # On 5 August 1999, the Independent member for Burdekin, officially registered a party called Country Party Queensland. Later, he merged his party with the City Country Alliance Party and the CPQ was officially reregistered on 2 May 2000.

One Nation Queensland Division* 21.06.2002 - 07.02.2004 FLYNN, WBI

* The name Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party was changed to One Nation Queensland Division on 21 June 2002.

The Queensland Party* 03.08.2010 - 12.08.2011 McLINDON, AP

* Formed by the Member for Beaudesert Mr Aidan McLindon after his resignation from the Liberal National Party in May 2010, The Queensland Party was officially registered on 3 August 2010. On 9 August 2010 Mr McLindon announced plans to join forces with federal Member of Parliament Mr 's newly-formed, nationally-based party, under the name Katter's Australian Party. The merger was opposed by other Queensland Party members and Mr McLindon officially resigned his membership on 12 August 2011, leaving the party without a representative in the Legislative Assembly. The party was officially deregistered on 12 December 2011 due to insufficient membership numbers under the provisions of Part 6 of the Electoral Act 1992 (Qld).

Katter's Australian Party (Queensland Division)* 22.09.2011 - 24.03.2012 McLINDON, AP 24.03.2012 - 29.11.2012 KATTER, RI 29.11.2012 - 30.01.2015 HOPPER, RG

* Although initially formed as a national party by federal Member for Parliament Mr Bob Katter, Katter's Australian Party (Queensland Division) was officially registered with the Electoral Commission Queensland on 22 September 2011, prior to its equivalent official national registration as Katter's Australia Party on 27 September 2011. Mr McLindon was established as the leader of Katter's Australian Party (Queensland Division), while Mr Katter remained leader of the nationally registered party.

OPPOSITION LEADERS From 1898 On 30 August 1898 the Australian Labor Party (ALP) accepted the official position of Parliamentary Opposition in the Queensland Parliament. Prior to 1898, loose coalitions of interests were opposed to the Governments of the day. Because of their changeable voting patterns, it is difficult to categorise them as a definitive Parliamentary Opposition. It will be noted that the ALP has had a continuous history as a party, whether in Government or Opposition. However, the non–Labor parties demonstrate a history of changing titles or changing alignments. Where the non–Labor Opposition leader has remained the same, but the party or alignment has altered, the pertinent dates of service are given.

30.08.1898 - 12.05.1899 GLASSEY, T ALP 12.05.1899 - 01.12.1899 DAWSON, A ALP

157 The 54th Parliament 01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899 PHILP, R Ministerialist 07.12.1899 - 16.07.1900 DAWSON, A ALP 16.07.1900 - 17.09.1903 BROWNE, WH ALP 17.09.1903 - 28.06.1904 PHILP, R Opposition 28.06.1904 - 27.08.1904 RUTLEDGE, A Opposition 19.09.1904 - 19.11.1907 PHILP, R Opposition 19.11.1907 - 15.02.1908 KIDSTON, W Ministerialist 15.02.1908 - 29.10.1908 PHILP, R Opposition 16.11.1908 - 06.09.1912 BOWMAN, D ALP 06.09.1912 - 22.05.1915 RYAN, TJ ALP 24.06.1915 - 08.09.1915 MACARTNEY, E Liberal 08.09.1915 - 27.06.1917 TOLMIE, J Liberal 27.06.1917 - 15.02.1918 TOLMIE, J National 15.02.1918 - 28.01.1920 MACARTNEY, E National 28.01.1920 - 28.07.1920 VOWLES, WJ National 28.07.1920 - 11.07.1923 VOWLES, WJ Country 11.07.1923 - 09.04.1924 TAYLOR, C QUP 09.04.1924 - 12.05.1925 MOORE, AE QUP/Country 12.05.1925 - 15.12.1925 MOORE, AE CPP 15.12.1925 - 11.05.1929 MOORE, AE CPNP 27.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 SMITH, WF ALP 15.08.1932 - 15.07.1936 MOORE, AE CPNP, Country 15.07.1936 - 21.05.1941 MAHER, EB Country 21.05.1941 - 23.10.1945 NICKLIN, GFR Country–National* 23.10.1945 - 03.08.1957 NICKLIN, GFR Country 15.08.1957 - 29.03.1958 WOOD, LA ALP 14.04.1958 - 18.08.1958 DONALD, J ALP 18.08.1958 - 11.10.1966 DUGGAN, JE ALP 12.10.1966 - 01.07.1974 HOUSTON, JW ALP 01.07.1974 - 07.12.1974 TUCKER, PJ ALP 19.12.1974 - 28.11.1978 BURNS, TJ ALP 28.11.1978 - 20.10.1982 CASEY, ED ALP 20.10.1982 - 29.08.1984 WRIGHT, KW ALP 29.08.1984 - 02.03.1988 WARBUTON, NG ALP 02.03.1988 - 02.12.1989 GOSS, WK ALP 02.12.1989 - 09.12.1991 COOPER, TR National 10.12.1991 - 19.02.1996 BORBIDGE, RE National 19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998 BEATTIE, PD ALP 29.06.1998 - 02.03.2001 BORBIDGE, RE National 02.03.2001 - 04.02.2003 HORAN, MJ National 04.02.2003 - 14.09.2006 SPRINGBORG, LJ National 14.09.2006 - 29.01.2008 SEENEY, JW National 29.01.2008 - 09.09.2008 SPRINGBORG, LJ National 09.09.2008 - 02.04.2009 SPRINGBORG, LJ Liberal National 03.04.2009 - 22.03.2011 LANGBROEK, J-PH Liberal National 23.03.2011 - 23.03.2012 SEENEY, JW Liberal National 30.03.2012 - 13.02.2015 PALASZCZUK, A# ALP

* Not to be confused with the Country and Progressive National Party, which ceased to exist on 6 April 1936. This particular Country-National Party was formed in April 1941, when parliamentary members of the Country Party, without the consent of the Country Party organisation, joined with members of the National Party to create a working coalition in the Parliament. However, on 8 April 1941, a Country Party conference voted to continue as a separate organisation and repudiated the previous fusion. # First female leader of the Opposition.

158 Queensland Parliamentary Record SPEAKERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF QUEENSLAND

22.05.1860 - 13.07.1870 ELIOTT, G, CMG 15.11.1870 - 21.06.1871 MACALISTER, A 07.11.1871 - 01.09.1873 FORBES, FA 06.01.1874 - 20.07.1876 WALSH, WH 25.07.1876 - 26.06.1883 KING, HE 07.11.1883 - 04.04.1888 GROOM, WH 12.06.1888 - 05.04.1893 NORTON, A 25.05.1893 - 15.02.1899 COWLEY, AS 16.05.1899 - 15.09.1903 MORGAN, A Sir, Kt 17.09.1903 - 11.04.1907 COWLEY, AS 23.07.1907 - 20.01.1909 LEAHY, J 29.06.1909 - 10.03.1911 BELL, JT 11.07.1911 - 15.04.1915 ARMSTRONG, WD* 12.07.1915 - 09.09.1919 McCORMACK, W 09.09.1919 - 09.01.1920 LENNON, W 09.01.1920 - 11.05.1929 BERTRAM, W 20.08.1929 - 11.06.1932 TAYLOR, C 15.08.1932 - 24.03.1939 POLLOCK, G 08.08.1939 - 31.07.1944 HANSON, EJ 01.08.1944 - 04.10.1950 BRASSINGTON, SJ 10.10.1950 - 03.08.1957 MANN, JH 27.08.1957 - 15.06.1960 FLETCHER, AR Sir, Kt 23.09.1960 - 25.05.1972 NICHOLSON, DE Sir 02.08.1972 - 28.10.1974 LONGERAN, WH 29.10.1974 - 04.07.1979 HOUGHTON, JEH 07.08.1979 - 17.10.1983 MULLER, SJ 22.11.1983 - 18.09.1986 WARNER, JH 17.02.1987 - 24.11.1987 LINGARD, KR 02.12.1987 - 05.07.1989 POWELL, LW 05.07.1989 - 02.11.1989 LINGARD, KR 27.02.1990 - 02.04.1996 FOURAS, D 02.04.1996 - 13.06.1998 TURNER, NJ 28.07.1998 - 21.07.2005 HOLLIS, RK 09.08.2005 - 09.10.2006 McGRADY, A 10.10.2006 - 20.04.2009 REYNOLDS, MF 21.04.2009 - 14.05.2012 MICKEL, JR 15.05.2012 - 23.03.2015 SIMPSON, FS#

* Deputy Speaker during absence of Mr Bell during whole Session of 1910. # First female Speaker elected to the Queensland Legislative Assembly.

LONGEST TERM IN OFFICE OF SPEAKER Years Months Days NICHOLSON, Sir David E 11 9 2 ELIOTT, G, CMG 10 1 20 BERTRAM, W 9 4 2 COWLEY, AS 9 3 15 KING, HE 7 0 1

159 The 54th Parliament CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY From 1860 30.05.1860 - 12.06.1861 MACALISTER, A 12.06.1861 - 22.05.1863 BLACKENEY, CW 28.07.1863 - 29.05.1867 COXEN, C 18.09.1867 - 27.08.1868 PUGH, TP 30.12.1868 - 13.07.1870 THOMPSON, JM 17.11.1870 - 21.06.1871 FORBES, FA 15.11.1871 - 01.09.1873 SCOTT, J 26.03.1874 - 02.10.1878 MORGAN, J 21.01.1879 - 26.07.1883 SCOTT, J 14.01.1884 - 04.04.1888 FRASER, S 15.08.1888 - 30.06.1891 JESSOP, JS 02.07.1891 - 05.05.1893 MORGAN, A 30.05.1893 - 15.02.1899 ANNEAR, JT 18.05.1899 - 04.02.1902 GRIMES, S 10.07.1902 - 24.09.1903 BELL, JT 29.09.1903 - 31.12.1907 JACKSON, G 10.03.1908 - 25.08.1909 MAUGHAN, WJR 04.11.1909 - 11.07.1911 ARMSTRONG, WD 13.07.1910 - 23.12.1910 GRANT, KMcD (Acting) 13.07.1911 - 15.14.1915 STODART, J 15.07.1915 - 12.10.1916 COYNE, JH 12.10.1916 - 09.01.1920 BERTRAM, W 13.01.1920 - 15.12.1920 SMITH, WF 15.12.1920 - 10.07.1924 KIRWAN, MJ 30.07.1924 - 11.05.1929 POLLOCK, G 22.08.1929 - 11.06.1932 ROBERTS, TR 17.08.1932 - 07.08.1939 HANSON, EJ 09.08.1939 - 17.05.1940 O’KEEFE, J 21.08.1940 - 29.03.1941 KING, WT 21.08.1941 - 15.09.1942 GAIR, VC 16.09.1942 - 31.07.1944 BRASSINGTON, SJ 03.08.1944 - 10.10.1950 MANN, JH 10.10.1950 - 17.08.1953 FARRELL, DJ 27.08.1953 - 02.08.1957 CLARK, J 28.08.1957 - 31.05.1963 TAYLOR, HB 22.08.1963 - 20.06.1972 HOOPER, KW* 02.08.1972 - 26.02.1975 LICKISS, WD 27.02.1975 - 27.10.1980 HEWITT, WD 05.03.1981 - 05.08.1983 MILLER, CJ 24.11.1983 - 02.12.1989 ROW, EC 01.03.1990 - 10.12.1991 CAMPBELL, CB 10.03.1992 - 01.04.1996 PALASZCZUK, H 02.04.1996 - 19.05.1998 LAMING, BE 30.07.1998 - 09.01.2000 D'ARCY, WT 29.02.2000 - 15.08.2006 FOURAS, D 11.10.2006 - 21.04.2009 ENGLISH, JM 22.04.2009 - 14.05.2012 O'BRIEN, JD 17.05.2012 - 23.02.2015 ROBINSON, MA

* Record term of office.

160 Queensland Parliamentary Record PARLIAMENTARY WHIPS From 1915 Government Whips 01.06.1915 - 10.05.1929 WINSTANLEY, V ALP 02.08.1929 - 10.06.1932 KERR, JS CPNP 17.06.1932 - 16.12.1936 FOLEY, TA ALP 16.12.1936 - 16.12.1942 WILLIAMS, TL ALP 17.12.1942 - 14.04.1944 RIORDAN, EJ ALP 24.04.1944 - 28.08.1950 FARRELL, D ALP 01.07.1950 - 10.06.1957 JESSON, CG ALP 11.06.1957 - 02.08.1957 COOPER, VJN ALP 28.08.1957 - 08.06.1960 ROBERTS, LHS Country Party 09.06.1960 - 30.10.1971 JONES, VE Country Party 10.11.1971 - 02.08.1972 LONEGRAN, WH Country Party 10.08.1972 - 23.07.1980 AHERN, MJ Country (National from 06.04.1974) 23.07.1980 - 01.12.1986 NEAL, DMcC National 09.02.1987 - 31.08.1989 FITZGERALD, AA National 06.09.1989 - 30.11.1989 STEPHAN, LW National 01.03.1990 - 19.09.1992 PREST, WG ALP 05.11.1992 - 22.02.1995 PITT, FW ALP 22.02.1995 - 20.02.1996 LIVINGSTONE, DW ALP 19.02.1996 - 15.02.1998 SPRINGBORG, LJ National 03.03.1998 - 30.07.1998 MITCHELL, RA National 30.07.1998 - 09.09.2006 SULLIVAN, T ALP 11.09.2006 - 08.04.2009 MALE, CT ALP 09.04.2009 - 23.03.2012 KEECH, MM ALP 17.05.2012 - 30.01.2015 JOHNSON, VG LNP

Opposition Whips 11.07.1923 - 09.04.1929 FRY, JP CPNP 11.05.1929 - 10.06.1932 WINSTANLEY, V ALP 17.06.1932 - 11.08.1936 MAXWELL, JF Nationalist 11.08.1936 - 02.05.1947 EDWARDS, JB Country Party 27.05.1947 - 30.05.1950 MacDONALD, D Country Party 31.05.1950 - 10.05.1957 SPARKES, WBJG Country Party 28.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 JESSON, CG ALP 09.06.1960 - 04.06.1971 DAVIES, HJ ALP 28.07.1971 - 02.08.1973 SHERRINGTON, DJ ALP 02.08.1973 - 06.10.1977 MARGINSON, E ALP 28.03.1978 - 14.01.1981 JONES, R ALP 14.01.1981 - 20.10.1982 HANSEN, BP ALP 20.10.1982 - 29.08.1984 BURNS, TJ ALP 29.08.1984 - 02.12.1989 DAVIS, BJ ALP 01.03.1990 - 19.09.1992 NEAL, DMcC National 05.11.1992 - 20.02.1996 SPRINGBORG, LJ National 20.02.1996 - 13.06.1998 LIVINGSTONE, DW ALP 30.07.1998 - 23.01.2001 BAUMANN, WF National 22.03.2001 - 07.02.2004 LESTER, V National 10.03.2004 - 01.07.2006 HOPPER, R National 01.07.2006 - 02.04.2009 RICKUSS, IP National*

161 The 54th Parliament *(LNP from 09.09.2008) 06.04.2009 - 11.04.2011 HORAN, MJ LNP 11.04.2011 - 23.03.2012 RICKUSS, IP LNP 13.04.2012 - 15.02.2015 MILLER, JR ALP

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL PRESIDENTS

22.05.1860 - 26.08.1860 NICHOLSON, Sir Charles 27.08.1860 - 23.03.1879 O’CONNELL, Sir Maurice Charles 03.03.1879 - 20.12.1881 BELL, Sir Joshua Peter, KCMG 24.12.1881 - 20.03.1898 PALMER, Sir Arthur Hunter, KCMG 13.14.1898 - 01.01.1906 NELSON, Right Hon Sir Hugh Muir, PC, KCMG, DCL 19.01.1906 - 19.12.1916 MORGAN, Sir Arthur, Kt 15.02.1917 - 17.08.1920 HAMILTON, Hon William 18.08.1920 - 23.03.1922 LENNON, Hon William

CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

30.05.1860 - 26.07.1889 ROBERTS, Hon Daniel Foley 31.07.1889 - 31.12.1892 MURRAY-PRIOR, Hon Thomas Lodge 26.05.1893 - 22.07.1902 BRENTNALL, Hon Frederick Thomas 23.07.1903 - 05.08.1907 NORTON, Hon Albert 06.08.1907 - 12.09.1913 MacPHERSON, Hon Peter 30.09.1913 - 16.11.1920 TAYLOR, Hon WF 17.11.1920 - 23.03.1922 NEVITT, Hon T

Note: The Legislative Council was abolished on 23 March 1922, the date on which the abolition bill - The Constitution Act Amendment Act of 1922 - was proclaimed, thus giving Queensland the only unicameral parliament in Australia, and one of the few in the Commonwealth. Abolition had been a platform of successive Labor governments since 1915, but was achieved only by appointment of sufficient additional MLCs to ensure passage of the bill. An attempt had been made in May 1917 to force abolition by passage of a referendum, however the move was not successful, the votes being 116,196 for, and 179,105 against.

RECORD TERMS OF SERVICE Longest Serving Past Members of the Legislative Assembly Term Name Years Months Days LARCOMBE, James* 40 11 22 BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir Johannes 40 6 28 FOLEY, Thomas 40 5 8 WALKER, Harry F 39 11 15 GROOM, William H 38 9 24 NICKLIN, Sir Francis 35 5 27 MULLER, Adolf Gustav 34 0 6 PETRIE, Andrew L* 33 11 21 BARBER, George P 33 10 4 AIKENS, Thomas 33 7 0 MANN, John H 33 1 13 DUGGAN, John E* 32 7 7

162 Queensland Parliamentary Record KNOX, William E 32 3 30 DUNSTAN, Thomas* 31 9 16 WALSH, Edward Joseph* 31 0 11 COOPER, Frank A 30 9 21 BRAND, William A 29 6 20 BARNES, Walter H* 29 2 9 LESTER, VP 29 2 0

* Not continuous

Shortest Length of Service Days BUCHANAN, AB 08.02.1870 - 10.02.1870 (unseated) 3 BROOKES, W 05.09.1863 - 15.09.1863 (resigned) 11 DONALDSON, G 11.07.1896 - 25.07.1896 (deceased) 15

Longest Serving Members in 54th Parliament In the 54th Queensland Parliament, the member with the longest continuous membership was,

Name Party Electorate From To Period Y M D HOBBS, Howard William LNP Warrego 01.11.1986 30.01.2015 28 02 30 Thomas

Members of the 54th Parliament by Date of Commencement of Service Note: Service has been continuous unless otherwise indicated.

HOBBS, Howard William Thomas 01.11.1986 JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory 02.12.1989 SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James 02.12.1989 SIMPSON, Fiona Stuart 19.09.1992 MALONE, George Edward 30.04.1994 CUNNINGHAM, Elizabeth Anne 15.07.1995 MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 15.07.1995 SEENEY, Jeffrey William 13.06.1998 WELLINGTON, Peter William 13.06.1998 MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn 05.02.2000 HOPPER, Raymond Gordon 17.02.2001 SCOTT, Desley Carleton 17.02.2001 FLEGG, Bruce Stephen 07.02.2004 KNUTH, Shane Andrew 07.02.2004 LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honoré 07.02.2004 McARDLE, Mark Francis 07.02.2004 MENKENS, Rosemary Norma 07.02.2004 RICKUSS, Ian Phillip 07.02.2004 STUCKEY, Janet Anne 07.02.2004

163 The 54th Parliament CRIPPS, Andrew Peter 09.09.2006 DEMPSEY, John Mark 09.09.2006 DICKSON, Steven Lance 09.09.2006 ELMES, Glen Wayne 09.09.2006 GIBSON, David Francis 09.09.2006 NICHOLLS, Timothy James 09.09.2006 PALASZCZUK, Annastacia 09.09.2006 STEVENS, Raymond Alexander 09.09.2006 BATES, Rosslyn Mary 21.03.2009 BLEIJIE, Jarrod Pieter 21.03.2009 CRANDON, Michael John 21.03.2009 DAVIS, Tracy Ellen 21.03.2009 DOUGLAS, Alexander Rodney elected 01.04.2006, defeated 09.09.2006, re-elected 21.03.2009 DOWLING, Peter James 21.03.2009 EMERSON, Scott Anthony 21.03.2009 PITT, Curtis Warren 21.03.2009 POWELL, Andrew Cary 21.03.2009 ROBINSON, Mark Andrew 21.03.2009 SORENSEN, Edward John 21.03.2009 BARTON, Verity Mary 24.03.2012 BENNETT, Stephen Andrew 24.03.2012 BERRY, Ian Morley 24.03.2012 BOOTHMAN, Mark Andrew 24.03.2012 BYRNE, William Stephen 24.03.2012 CAVALLUCI, Roberto 24.03.2012 CHOAT, Sean Kenneth 24.03.2012 COSTIGAN, Jason Noel 24.03.2012 COX, Samuel Victor 24.03.2012 CRISAFULLI, David Frank 24.03.2012 DAVIES, Stephen William 24.03.2012 DAVIS, Christopher Karl 24.03.2012 DILLAWAY, Aaron Stuart 24.03.2012 DRISCOLL, Scott Nicolaus 24.03.2012 FRANCE, Lisa Nicole 24.03.2012 FRECKLINGTON, Deborah Kay 24.03.2012 GRANT, John Bramwell 24.03.2012 GRIMWADE, Darren John 24.03.2012 GULLEY, Reg 24.03.2012 HART, Michael James 24.03.2012 HATHAWAY, John Damien 24.03.2012 HOLSWICH, Seath Andrew 24.03.2012 JUDGE, Carl John 24.03.2012 KATTER, Robert Ignatius 24.03.2012 KAYE, Ian Scott 24.03.2012 KEMPTON, David 24.03.2012 KING, Gavin Ryan 24.03.2012 KRAUSE, Jonathan Mark 24.03.2012

164 Queensland Parliamentary Record LATTER, Michael Ross 24.03.2012 MADDERN, Marguerete Anne 24.03.2012 MANDER, Timothy Leonard 24.03.2012 McVEIGH, John Joseph 24.03.2012 MILLARD, Kerry Natasha 24.03.2012 MINNIKIN, Steven James 24.03.2012 MOLHOEK, Robert 24.03.2012 NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin Thomas 24.03.2012 OSTAPOVITCH, Freya Klementina 24.03.2012 PUCCI, Michael Joseph 24.03.2012 RICE, Saxon 24.03.2012 RUTHENBERG, Trevor John 24.03.2012 SHORTEN, Anthony 24.03.2012 SHUTTLEWORTH, Dale Eric 24.03.2012 SMITH, Tarnya 24.03.2012 STEWART, Mark Adrian 24.03.2012 SYMES, Neil Aaron 24.03.2012 TROUT, Michael John 24.03.2012 WALKER, Ian Bradley 24.03.2012 WATTS, Trevor John 24.03.2012 WOODFORTH, Jason 24.03.2012 YOUNG, Bruce Cameron 24.03.2012 TRAD, Jacklyn (Jackie) 28.04.2012 D'ATH, Yvette Maree 22.02.2012 LYNHAM, Anthony 19.07.2014

Members of the 54th Parliament by Age Grouping

(as of 06.01.2015)

Age Number1 Per cent Unknown2 17 18.7 Under 30 2 2.2 30-34 5 5.5 35-39 10 11 40-44 8 8.8 45-49 11 12.1 50-54 17 18.7 55-59 10 11 60-64 7 7.7 65-69 2 2.2 70-74 2 2.2 1Total includes all members who served in the 54th Parliament. Two members resigned and were replaced at by- elections, hence there are 91 members in total. 2 Includes records which show only the year of birth.

165 The 54th Parliament Youngest Members First Elected Name Born Elected Age Y M D SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James 17.02.1968 02.12.1989 21 9 15 SYMES, Neil Aaron 11.12.1988 24.03.2012 23 3 13 BYRNE, David Edward 20.01.1951 07.12.1974 23 10 13 THEODORE, Edward Granville 29.12.1884 02.10.1909 24 1 13 SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer 07.08.1893 16.03.1918 24 3 9 WATERS, Francis John 10.08.1907 11.06.1932 24 10 1 DUGGAN, John Edward 30.12.1910 14.12.1935 24 11 16 LEE, Ronan Oliver 04.01.1976 17.02.2001 25 1 13 POLLOCK, George 27.06.1890 04.09.1915 25 2 8 NELSON, Shaun Christopher 22.03.1973 13.06.1998 25 2 25 CRIPPS, Andrew Peter 05.02.1981 09.09.2006 25 7 4 COPLEY, William John 23.09.1906 11.06.1932 25 8 18

Oldest Members First Elected Name Born Elected Age Y M D DEMAINE, William Halliwell 25.02.1859 27.02.1937 78 0 2 SMALL, Sir Andrew Bruce 11.12.1895 27.05.1972 76 6 16

Shortest Term as Cabinet Minister Name Portfolio Time in Office Term (Days) DAWSON, Andrew Premier and Chief Secretary 01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899 7 FISHER, Andrew Railways and Public Works 01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899 7 FITZGERALD, Attorney-General 01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899 7 Charles Borromeo SIMPSON, Gordon Mines and Energy, Arts 25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987 7 TURLEY, Joseph Henry Home Secretary 01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899 7 MILLER, Colin John Environment, Valuation and 05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983 14 Administrative Services

Longest Term as Cabinet Minister Name From To Term Y M D BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 26.09.1963 01.12.1987 24 2 5 LARCOMBE, James* 09.09.1919 21.05.1929 22 9 4 16.02.1939 10.03.1952 HANLON, Edward Michael 17.06.1932 15.01.1952 19 6 28 FOLEY, Thomas 17.12.1936 14.06.1956 19 5 27 CHALK, Gordon William Wesley 12.08.1957 13.08.1976 19 0 1 SMITH, William Forgan* 16.12.1920 21.05.1929 18 8 5 17.06.1932 16.09.1942 KNOX, William Edward 23.12.1965 18.08.1983 17 7 26

166 Queensland Parliamentary Record MULLAN, John* 12.11.1920 21.05.1929 16 11 6 07.06.1932 14.11.1940 JONES, Arthur 19.02.1942 12.08.1957 15 6 3 * Not continuous.

Longest Term as Premier Name From To Term Y M D BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir Johannes 08.08.1968 01.12.1987 19 3 23 NICKLIN, Sir George Francis Reuben 12.08.1957 17.01.1968 10 5 5 SMITH, William Forgan 17.06.1932 16.09.1942 10 3 0 BEATTIE, Hon Peter Douglas** 26.06.1998 13.09.2007 9 - 29 GRIFFITH, Sir Samuel Walker* 13.11.1883 13.06.1888 12.08.1890 27.03.1893 7 2 25 GOSS, Wayne Keith 07.12.1989 19.02.1996 6 2 12 * Not continuous. ** Up to the Dissolution of the 51st Parliament.

Shortest Term as Premier Name From To Term Y M D DAWSON, Andrew 01.12.1899 07.12.1899 - - 7 CHALK, Sir Gordon William Wesley 01.08.1968 08.08.1968 - - 8

Longest Term in Same Portfolio Name From To Year Y M D BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes 08.08.1968 01.12.1987 19 3 23 (Premier) MULLAN, John* 12.11.1920 21.05.1929 16 11 6 (Attorney-General) 17.06.1932 14.11.1940 CAMM, Ronald Ernest 11.03.1965 17.07.1980 15 4 6 (Mines) BRUCE, Henry Adam 17.06.1932 15.05.1947 14 10 28 (Public Works) HINZE, Russell James 24.10.1974 01.12.1987 13 1 7 (Local Government) HINZE, Russell James 23.12.1974 01.12.1987 12 11 8 (Main Roads) SCHWARTEN, Robert Evan 29.06.1998 21.02.2011 12 7 23 (Public Works) JONES, Alfred James 15.02.1917 21.05.1929 12 3 6 (Mines) COLLINS, Harold Henry 07.03.1946 12.08.1957 11 5 5 (Agriculture) TOOTH, Seymour Douglas 14.04.1964 23.12.1974 10 8 9

167 The 54th Parliament (Health) CHALK, Gordon William Wesley 23.12.1965 13.08.1976 10 7 20 (Treasurer) BULCOCK, Frank William 17.06.1932 15.12.1942 10 5 28 (Agriculture) NICKLIN, George Francis Reuben 12.08.1957 17.01.1968 10 5 5 (Premier) PIZZEY, Jack Charles Allan 12.08.1957 17.01.1968 10 5 5 (Education) DUGGAN, John Edmund 15.05.1947 20.04.1957 9 11 5 (Transport) LARCOMBE, James 07.04.1920 21.05.1929 9 1 14 (Railways) BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 26.06.1998 13.09.2007 9 0 29 (Premier) FOLEY, Thomas 15.05.1947 28.05.1956 9 0 13 (Lands)

* Not continuous.

WOMEN MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 LONGMAN, Irene Maud Country-National 28.05.1966 - 07.12.1974 JORDAN, Ellen Violet ALP 07.12.1974 - 29.11.1980 KIPPIN, Victoria Ann National 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 KYBURZ, Rosemary Annette Liberal 29.11.1980 - 22.10.1983 NELSON, Beryce Ann* Liberal 22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann National 22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 HARVEY, Leisha Teresa National 22.10.1983 - 15.07.1995 WARNER, Anne Marie ALP 01.11.1986 - 13.06.1998 McCAULEY, Diane Elizabeth National 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 NELSON, Beryce Ann* National 20.08.1988 - 02.12.1989 GAMIN, Judith Margaret* National 02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998 BIRD, Lorraine Rita ALP 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 CLARK, Lesley Ann* ALP 02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004 EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie ALP 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 POWER, Laurel Jean ALP 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 ROBSON, Molly Jess ALP 02.12.1989 - 23.03.2012 SPENCE, Judith Caroline ALP 02.12.1989 - 17.03.1997 WOODGATE, Margaret Rosemary ALP 28.07.1990 - 07.02.2004 SHELDON, Joan Mary Liberal 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 GAMIN, Judith Margaret* National 19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004 ROSE, Merri ALP 19.09.1992 - SIMPSON, Fiona Stuart National 15.07.1995 - 02.04.2012 BLIGH, Anna Maria ALP 15.07.1995 - 30.01.2015 CUNNINGHAM, Elizabeth Anne IND 15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 WARWICK, Lynette Robyn Liberal 15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 WILSON, Naomi Kate Wynn National 24.05.1997 - 20.03.2009 LAVARCH, Linda Denise ALP 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 ATTWOOD, Julie Maree ALP 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 BOYLE, Desley Carole ALP

168 Queensland Parliamentary Record 13.06.1998 - 09.09.2006 CLARK, Lesley Ann* ALP 13.06.1998 - 14.08.2006 CUNNINGHAM, Junita Irene ALP 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena ALP 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 PRATT, Dorothy Ruth PHON to 06.02.1999 IND from 06.02.1999 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 STRUTHERS, Karen Lee ALP 05.02.2000 - MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn ALP 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 BARRY, Veronica Lesley ALP 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 CLARK, Elizabeth Ann ALP 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 CROFT, Peta-Kaye ALP 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 JARRATT, Janice Heather ALP 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 KEECH, Margaret Magella ALP 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 LEE LONG, Rosa Theresa One Nation 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 MALE, Carolyn Therese ALP 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 MOLLOY, Cathryn ALP 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 NOLAN, Rachel Genevieve ALP 17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 PHILLIPS, Anita Frances ALP 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 REILLY, Dianne Anne ALP 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 ROBERTS, Elisa Mary PHON to 18.04.2002 IND from 18.04.2002 17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 SCOTT, Christine Margaret ALP 17.02.2001 - 30.01.2015 SCOTT, Desley Carleton ALP 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 SMITH, Christine Anne ALP 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 STONE, Barbara Gwendoline ALP 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 SULLIVAN, Carryn Elizabeth ALP 07.02.2004 - 30.01.2015 MENKENS, Rosemary Norma LNP^ 07.02.2004 - STUCKEY, Janet Anne LNP^ 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 DARLING, Vicky Elizabeth ALP 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 JONES, Kate Jennifer ALP 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 KIERNAN, Betty Margaret ALP 09.09.2006 - PALASZCZUK, Annastacia# ALP 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 VAN LITSENBURG, Elisabeth Cornelia Maria ALP 13.10.2007 - 23.03.2012 GRACE, Ignazia (Grace) ALP 21.03.2009 - BATES, Rosslyn Mary LNP 21.03.2009 - DAVIS, Tracy Ellen LNP 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 FARMER, Dianne Elizabeth ALP 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 JOHNSTONE, Amanda Ann ALP 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 O'NEILL, Mary-Anne ALP 24.03.2012 - BARTON, Verity Mary LNP 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 FRANCE, Lisa Nicole LNP 24.03.2012 - FRECKLINGTON, Deborah Kay LNP 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 MADDERN, Marguerete Anne LNP 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 MILLARD, Kerry Natasha LNP 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 OSTAPOVITCH, Freya Klementina LNP 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 RICE, Saxon LNP 24.03.2012 - SMITH, Tarnya LNP 28.04.2012 - TRAD, Jackie ALP 22.02.2014 - D'ATH, Yvette Maree ALP

* These members have been elected on two separate occasions. ^ The National and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal National Party). # First elected female Queensland Premier.

169 The 54th Parliament DURATION AND LENGTH OF PARLIAMENTARY SESSIONS 2012-2015 54th Parliament 15.05.2012 - 29.11.2012 34 days 12.02.2013 - 21.11.2013 40 days 11.02.2014 - 27.11.2014 40 days

PRINCIPAL PERMANENT OFFICERS OF THE PARLIAMENT From 1860 Clerks of the Legislative Assembly*

01.04.1860 - 22.08.1908 BERNAYS, LA, CMG, FLS, FRGS a 05.11.1908 - 31.12.1919 HOLMES A COURT, Hon CG 01.01.1920 - 31.12.1932 BERNAYS, CA, ISO 01.01.1934 - 30.06.1954 DICKSON, T b 01.07.1954 - 31.12.1968 DUNLOP, RL, CMG 01.01.1969 - 19.08.1970 JOHNSON, WT a 16.09.1970 - 05.01.1978 GEORGE, C, ISO 09.01.1978 - 06.07.1979 WYBORN, G 09.07.1979 - 20.10.1991 WOODWARD, AR 03.12.1991 - 21.02.2003 DOYLE, RD 22.02.2003 - LAURIE, NJ * Clerks of the Parliament from 1922. a Died in Office. b Acting Clerk of the Parliament 1 January 1933 - 31 December 1933.

Clerks of the Legislative Council*

From 22 May 1860 to 23 March 1922 (when the Legislative Council was abolished)

01.05.1860 - 13.07.1876 JOHNSON, Henry 14.07.1876 - 15.06.1881 FITZ, Henry Bates 16.06.1881 - 30.06.1902 RADFORD, Henry Wyat 01.07.1902 - 13.09.1915 COSTIN, Charles W 01.10.1915 - 23.03.1922 GREGORY, Carlton, R * Also titled Clerks of the Parliament 1860-1922.

Sergeants-at-Arms of the Legislative Assembly*

22.05.1860 - 12.09.1864 COLEY, Captain RJ 01.10.1864 - 13.07.1874 UHR, EB 01.08.1874 - 11.09.1884 DOUGLAS, R 16.09.1884 - 06.05.1891 WARNER, J 11.06.1891 - 31.08.1893 AUSTIN, R 01.09.1893 - died 1896 IVORY, FJ 11.03.1896 - 01.11.1908 HOMES A COURT, Hon CG 01.11.1908 - 31.12.1919 BERNAYS, CA 01.01.1920 - 31.12.1932 DICKSON, T 01.01.1933 - 30.06.1954 DUNLOP, RL

170 Queensland Parliamentary Record 08.08.1954 - 31.12.1968 JOHNSON, WT 01.01.1969 - 09.09.1970 GEORGE, C 10.09.1970 - 06.01.1978 WYBORN, G 26.01.1978 - 14.06.1981 DODDRELL, ASR ** 23.07.1981 - 14.06.1993 RANDLE, DG ** 24.08.1993 - 17.08.2007 THOMPSON, I *** 01.12.2007 - 05.07.2013 JONES, K 05.06.2014 - WATKIN, M * Also Clerk Assistant to the Parliament from 1 September 1893 - 6 January 1978. ** Recreated as separate position from 26 January 1978 - 14 June 1993. *** Also Clerk Assistant (Table) from 24 August 1993.

Parliamentary Librarians

18.05.1860 - 27.01.1861 GRAY, Colonel CG* 28.01.1861 - 31.07.1861 MASTER, FRC* 01.08.1861 - 21.05.1874 MOFFATT, Rev JR, MA 27.07.1874 - 30.06.1902 O’DONOVAN, D, CMG 01.07.1907 - 23.11.1929 MURRAY, JJ# 12.12.1929 - 19.08.1946 WORTHINGTON, H 05.03.1947 - 04.01.1952 RYAN, DV 16.10.1952 - 31.08.1972 GUNTHORPE, SG 11.01.1973 - 14.11.2001 BANNENBERG, RJN 15.07.2002 - 03.02.2012 SEEFRIED, ME** 06.02.2012 - BRENNAN, KE * Also Ushers of the Black Rod. ** First female Parliamentary Librarian. # Acting from 01.07.1902.

Chief Reporters, Hansard

13.01.1876 - 01.04.1881 SENIOR, W 01.04.1881 - 05.11.1892 JONES, DFT 05.11.1892 - 20.05.1921 GILLIGAN, J 20.05.1921 - 01.04.1933 BRENNAN, J 01.04.1933 - 01.11.1933 SMITH, WH 01.11.1933 - 01.07.1954 WOOD, CT 01.07.1954 - 01.07.1962 WALLER, LP 01.07.1962 - 16.08.1974 ROHL, SB 29.08.1974 - 08.10.1979 McCARTHY, CB 09.10.1979 - 24.07.1981 BURNS, CR 27.07.1981 - 08.07.1983 SMITH, C 28.07.1983 - 11.06.1986 BATTERSBY, JB 04.09.1986 - 01.09.1989 FOOTE, WT 25.09.1989 - 22.04.1990 ROHL, PB 14.06.1990 - 06.10.2000 WATSON, AJ 19.02.2001 - 30.04.2004 ROHL, DJ 04.10.2004 - OSMOND, L

171 The 54th Parliament Parliamentary Commissioners (Ombudsmen)

01.10.1974 - 31.05.1979 LONGLAND, Sir David, CMG 01.06.1979 - 30.07.1981 MUIR, Sir David, CMG 30.07.1981 - 31.07.1990 JOHNSON, CL 16.05.1991 - 13.08.2001 ALBIETZ, FN 17.09.2001 - 16.09.2010 BEVAN, DJ* 10.01.2011 - CLARKE, P * Until 24 February 2005, the Queensland Ombudsman had a dual role, also performing the role of Information Commissioner. On 24 February 2005, the roles were separated with an independent Office of the Information Commissioner being established with a stand-alone Information Commissioner. Like the Ombudsman, the Information Commissioner is an officer reporting directly to the Parliament.

Parliamentary Commissioners (Information Commissioners)

24.02.2005 - 01.11.2007 TAYLOR, C 02.11.2007 - 01.11.2008 RANGIHAEATA, R (Acting) 14.04.2008 - 09.08.2009 KINROSS, J (Acting) 10.08.2009 - 09.08.2012 KINROSS, J 10.08.2012 - 08.02.2013 MEAD, J (Acting) 11.02.2013 - 19.09.2013 SMITH, C (Acting) 20.09.2013 - RANGIHAEATA, R * Until 24 February 2005, the Queensland Ombudsman had a dual role, also performing the role of Information Commissioner. On 24 February 2005, the roles were separated with an independent Office of the Information Commissioner being established with a stand-alone Information Commissioner. Like the Ombudsman, the Information Commissioner is an officer reporting directly to the Parliament.

Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Commissioner*

01.07.2014 - 12.07.2014 KUNDE, MR (Acting) 22.08.2014 - FAVELL, PJ

* With the commencement of the Crime and Misconduct Act 2001 (Qld) on 1 July 2014 the title of the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioner was changed to Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Commissioner. The Commissioner was also given additional functions to investigate matters on their own initiative.

Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioners*

09.05.1998 - 14.12.2000 DICK, JM 01.02.2001 - 31.12.2001 PERRY, R (Acting) 01.01.2002 - 03.11.2004 NEEDHAM, RM 13.12.2004 - 12.12.2009 MacSPORRAN, AJ 13.12.2009 - 10.01.2010 KUNDE, MR (Acting) 11.01.2010 - 12.05.2011 LONG, GP (SC) 18.05.2011 - 21.08.2011 KUNDE, MR (Acting)

172 Queensland Parliamentary Record 22.08.2011 - 18.06.2014 FAVELL, PJ 19.06.2014 - 30.06.2014 KUNDE, MR (Acting) * The position of Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioner was originally established in 1988 as the Parliamentary Criminal Justice Commissioner. With the commencement of the Crime and Misconduct Act 2001 (Qld), the title of the position was changed and the legislation made clear that the Parliamentary Commissioner is an agent of the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee. With the commencement of the Crime and Misconduct Act 2001 (Qld) on 1 July 2014 the title of the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioner was changed to Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Commissioner. The Commissioner was also given additional functions to investigate matters on their own initiative.

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of Violence of Notes

, Small Business 1.1987 and

Ahern Ministry) echnology 07.11.1983-01.12.1986 Attained

and T 01.12.1986-25.1 (see Interim Punishment of Crimes 1974 07.04.1976-07.06.1979 04.04.1978-31.01.1980 29.07.1980-07.11.1983 01.06.1915-02.10.1916 01.07.1920-02.05.1922 Chairman, Select Committee on Education Minister for Primary Industries Minister for Industry Minister for Health and Environment Premier and 8 other portfolios Secretary for Railways Also Senator (Federal) Chairman, Select Committee on Chairman, Privileges Committee

Representation Offices 1-21.03.1917

of

Period 07.03.1953-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-01.06.1963 01.06.1963-17.05.1969 10.07.1886-05.05.1888 05.05.1888-15.05.1892 18.05.1907-02.10.1909 25.02.191 (By-election) 10.05.1888-21.03.1896 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 16.03.1968-16.05.1990 (By-election) (Resigned)

(Key at page 329)

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AND OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 1860-1922 COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE THE OF AND

Liberal Country/National* ALP QLP Independent ALP Party

ALPHABETICAL REGISTER OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 1860-2015 ASSEMBLY LEGISLATIVE THE OF MEMBERS OF REGISTER ALPHABETICAL

AHEARN, Thomas Gipps AHERN, Michael John (Mike) George AGNEW, ADAMSON, John ADAMS, Walter Name (Bunny) Arthur ADAIR, Herbert

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Works

Accounts Committee , Treasurer and Minister for the Arts for the and Minister Treasurer , 27.04.1904-31.07.1907 23.11.1988-26.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 01.12.1987-09.12.1987 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 19.01.1989-25.09.1989 19.04.1904-27.04.1904 18.02.1908-29.10.1908

Premier Development) (and for State Secretary for Mines & Public Home Secretary Chairman, Public Minister for Main Roads and Racing Treasurer

1.1977 1.1977

1.1881-01.10.1883 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 29.1 06.09.1887-04.05.1888 (By-election) 10.05.1888-21.03.1896 27.03.1909-27.04.1912 (By-election) 29.04.1950-07.03.1953 17.05.1969-07.12.1974 15.04.1944-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-12.1 13.07.1901-18.05.1907 (By-election) 05.02.1908-29.10.1908 29.10.1908-02.10.1909 07.12.1974-22.10.1983 14.01.1881-06.05.1893 24.07.1971-12.1 (By-election) 22.10.1983-02.12.1989 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 11.03.1897-19.10.1901 03.07.1907-13.01.1908 (Resigned)

Toowoomba

Downs

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Country Liberal National ALP ALP NQLP NQP ALP Ministerialist Independent Opposition Liberal

ALLPASS, Frederic James ALLPASS, ALLEN, Barnett Francis Samuel

ALLAN, James ALLAN, William

ALAND, Robert ALISON, Gilbert (Gil) (Rob) AKERS, Robert George AIREY, , AIKENS, Thomas (Tom) AIKEN, John Albert

175 Queensland Parliamentary Record Travelsafe Travelsafe Works

Treasurer and Secretary Treasurer 29.10.1908- 29.06.1909 05.01.1882-13.11.1883 12.12.1906-13.04.1910 29.06.1909-22.10.1909 22.10.1909-26.02.1915 30.05.1893-15.02.1899 MHR (Federal) Chairman, Select Committee on Chairman of Committees Public Secretary for Mines and Home Secretary for Mines Home Secretary and Secretary Colonial for Public Instruction

1.1869

1.05.1935 1.03.1902 1.1878-23.01.1886 1.1986-19.09.1992 1.05.1929-11.06.1932 05.03.1914-22.05.1915 (By-election) 01.1 19.09.1992-13.06.1998 (Retired) 22.05.1915-09.10.1920 10.05.1990-02.04.1996 14.05.1875-24.03.1877 (By-election) 21.11.1878-03.01.1881 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-28.05.1966 1 18.08.1934-1 (By-election) 25.07.1884-1 05.02.1908-19.03.1929 27.07.1867-19.1 (By-election) 28.1 05.05.1888-04.04.1896

11.03.1897-20.05.1907 05.07.1902-28.05.1910 19.10.1880-19.02.1901

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Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Union

∅

ALP United CPNP Independent #Liberal ALP Liberal Country Ministerialist Ministerialist Farmers’ Nationalist Country

ARMFIELD, Thomas Gummersal ARCHIBALD, John (Len) Arthur ARDILL, Leonard Walker ARCHER, Edward ARCHER, ,

APLIN, William APPEL, John George ANNEAR, John Thomas ANNEAR, John ANNAND, James Douglas Mervyn John Reginald ANDERSON, AMHURST, Tyssen Francis AMHURST,

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Affairs

Treasurer

Treasurer

gy and The Arts The gy and Assembly

1.1983-06.02.1986 1.1909-11.07.1911 , Members’ Ethics and , Members’ and 07.1 04.1 03.05.2001-15.08.2006 21.09.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 09.04.2009-03.03.2011 03.03.2011-23.03.2012 23.12.1980-18.08.1983 06.02.1986-01.12.1986 01.12.1986-25.11.1987 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 08.09.1976-24.07.1979 11.07.1911-15.04.1915 21.05.1929-17.06.1932 Minister for Health Minister for Health and Environment Minister for Mines, Ener Minister for Finance and Minister Assisting the Premier and Chairman, Subordinate Legislation Committee Legislation Subordinate Chairman, Committees Chairman of Speaker of Legislative Chair Committee Parliamentary Privileges to the Minister Parliamentary Secretary for Child Safety to the Parliamentary Secretary Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Disability Services and Multicultural Parlimanetary Secretary to the Minister for Health Secretary for Mines

1.1986 1.1980

1.1977-22.10.1983 1.1986-26.10.1989 1.05.1929-10.06.1932 12.1 22.10.1983-01.1 01.1 (Resigned) 23.07.1960-29.1 (By-election) 13.05.1893-27.08.1904 18.05.1907-16.03.1918 01.10.1868-29.01.1869 17.02.1870-07.03.1872 (By-election) 13.06.1998-23.03.2012 (Retired) 1

avell avell W W Nicklin Mulgrave Lockyer Clermont East Moreton Mount Ommaney Chillagoe

∅

Liberal National National Ministerialist #Liberal CPNP ALP Country/National* Ministerialist Opposition

AUSTIN, Brian Douglas

ATTWOOD, Julie Maree ATTWOOD, ATKIN, Robert Travers ATKIN, ATHERTON, Albert Ernest ATHERTON, ARMSTRONG, William Drayton William ARMSTRONG, ARMSTRONG, Roy Alexander Roy ARMSTRONG,

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Legislative Council 27.03.1893-06.05.1896 06.05.1896-01.12.1899 17.09.1903-19.11.1907 17.09.1903-19.11.1907 18.02.1908-29.06.1909 29.06.1909-29.03.1915 06.03.1990-25.08.1992 and Agriculture Government Representative in Secretary for Public Instruction Minister without Portfolio Chairman, Subordinate Legislation Committee Chairman, Subordinate Legislation Secretary for Public Lands

1.1986 1.05.1935 1.05.1935 1.1873-17.05.1888 05.02.1908-1 22.10.1983-01.1 12.1 (By-election) 17.05.1969-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 21.08.1883-13.10.1885 18.05.1907-24.09.1907 (Unseated by petition) 06.07.1901-1 (By-election) 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 05.05.1888-21.03.1896 01.05.1860-23.04.1864 (Resigned) 26.04.1861-22.07.1863 (Resigned) 10.06.1896-29.03.1915

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Farmers’ Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP ALP National

BARNES, George Powell BARNES, George

BARKER, William Andrew Henry BARLOW, BARBER, Raymond Douglas (Ray) BARBER, Raymond Douglas Phillips BARBER, George BALFOUR, John BARBER, George BALE, John Lloyd BAILEY, William Gill William BAILEY, BALDWIN, Allan Edgar BAILEY, Wilfred Earle BAILEY,

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Training and Minister Training

the Arts the Public Works 29.06.1909-22.10.1909 22.10.1909-07.02.1911 07.02.1911-01.06.1915 21.05.1929-17.06.1932 21.09.2006-20.03.2009 19.11.1907-18.02.1908 reasurer & Secretary for Public Works Public reasurer & Secretary for reasurer

Secretary for Public Lands Secretary for Public Instruction and Secretary for Public Instruction T T Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and for for

1.03.1902

1.03.1902 21.03.1896-1 27.08.1904-18.05.1907 Date of Election 1 (Died before taking his seat on 16.06.1902) 05.02.1908-02.10.1909 29.03.1941-03.05.1947 03.05.1947-29.04.1950 31.10.1942-03.05.1947 (By-election) 23.02.1901-22.05.1915 (By-election) 16.03.1918-12.05.1923 12.05.1923-19.02.1933 17.02.2001-20.03.2009

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Ministerialist ALP Ministerialist Ministerialist ALP Independent Labor Independent Labor Frank Barnes Independent Labor Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist Nationalist United CPNP Ministerialist #Liberal Nationalist United CPNP

Edward Gustavus BARTON, Campbell BARTON, Adolphus Henry Everard BARTON, Charles Hastings BARTON, John BARTHOLOMEW, BARRY, Veronica Lesley (Bonny) Veronica BARRY,

BARNES, Walter Henry Walter BARNES, BARNES, Louis Joseph Francis (Frank) BARNES, John

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Training

Arts

1.11.1991 13.05.1990-1 05.05.1917-19.12.1931 19.12.1989-13.05.1990 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 29.06.1998-22.02.2001 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 12.02.2004-13.09.2006 02.02.2006-13.09.2006 20.06.2012-23.03.2015 03.04.2012-15.02.2013 30.07.1998-23.01.2001 emporary Chair of Committees Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party Leader of the Liberal Party Minister for Environment and Heritage and for Environment Minister Police and Corrective Services Minister for State Development Minister for Employment, Minister for Relations and Industrial Minister for Sport T Minister for Science, Inforamtion Innovation and the Opposition Whip MHR (Federal) Oxley

1.05.1935

1.1878-01.10.1883 1.1986-19.09.1992 28.05.1960-28.05.1966 22.05.1915-09.10.1920 28.1 01.1 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 19.09.1992-09.09.2006 24.03.2012- 21.03.2009- 17.05.1888-18.03.1899 15.07.1995-17.02.2001 07.03.1953-28.05.1960 (By-election) 29.04.1933-1

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National ALP Farmers’ Independent Nationalist Liberal LNP LNP Ministerialist ALP

Garfield

James

BEANLAND, Denver Edward Henry William BAYNES, BAYLEY, Percy Molineux BAYLEY, BAXTER, William Edward BAXTER, William BATTERSBY, Matthew Robertson BATTERSBY, Francis BAUMANN, William BATES, Rosslyn Mary (Ros) BATES, BARTON, Verity Mary Verity BARTON,

BARTON, Thomas Alfred (Tom) Alfred Thomas BARTON,

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Trade 22.02.2001-28.07.2005 Trade for Trade 21.03.1990-25.08.1992 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 19.02.1996-26.06.1998 (and eight other Ministries during the transition period 26.06.1998-29.06.1998) 13.09.2006-13.09.2007 31.07.1995-23.06.1998 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 31.01.1988-02.12.1989 reasurer 28.07.2005-02.02.2006

Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party Leader of Deputy and Minister for Justice Attorney-General of the Liberal Party Deputy Leader Criminal Chairman, Parliamentary Justice Committee Minister for Health Leader of the Opposition Premier 26.06.1998-13.09.2007 Minister for T Minister

1.1878

1.1986-02.12.1989 27.04.1912-12.05.1923 13.10.1923-08.09.1937 (By-election) 04.12.1937-07.07.1941 (By-election) 01.1 03.08.1957-17.05.1969 25.02.1874-26.1 (By-election) 28.05.1879-16.04.1886 (Ministerial By-election) 02.12.1989-13.09.2007 (Resigned) 12.10.1917-21.02.1918 (Resigned)

Valley

arrego Drayton W Mount Isa Balonne Fortitude Brisbane Central Legislative Council (Life)

Union

Ministerialist Farmers’ Country ALP Liberal Country ALP

BEDFORD, Randolph George William BEBBINGTON,

BEATTIE, Peter Douglas BEATTIE,

BEARDMORE, Edwin James Francis BEATTIE, Francis BEARD, Peter

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Treasurer 10.07.1902-24.09.1903 06.02.1907-03.07.1907 29.06.1909-10.03.191 26.01.1993 28.03.1871-08.01.1874 07.08.1866-15.08.1867 03.04.1879-20.12.1881 Governor of Queensland 19.03.1880-22.11.1880 17.09.1903-19.11.1907 18.02.1908-29.10.1908 29.10.1908-29.06.1909 22.12.1864-20.07.1866 Chairman of Committees Secretary for Public Lands Secretary for Railways Home Secretary Speaker of Legislative Medal of the Order of Medal of the Colonial Secretary for Public Lands Administrator and Lieutenant- President of Legislative Council

1

1.11.1873 1.1873-15.11.1878 1.1878-02.04.1879

29.04.1893-10.03.191 05.05.2001-07.02.2004 (By-election) 24.04.1913-02.05.1930 (By-election) 15.12.1862-28.09.1868 (By-election) 28.09.1868-1 10.1 21.1 27.05.1918-23.03.1922 Abolished) - Council (Reappointed 27.07.1905-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 26.09.1866-21.11.1872 (Resigned) 03.04.1879-20.12.1881

est Moreton

Dalby Surfers Paradise Fassifern W Northern Downs Dalby Northern Downs Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

∅ Ministerialist Independent Ministerialist Nationalist Country United CPNP

Thomas BELL, Joshua

BELL, Alexander John BELL, Sir Joshua Peter

Douglas (Lex) Douglas (Lex) BELL, Ernest Thomas BEIRNE, Thomas BEIRNE, Thomas Charles James Alexander BELL,

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Assembly Wide Bay, Wide

1.05.1929 Toowoomba , Legal Affairs and Community Safety Affairs , Legal 12.10.1916-09.01.1920 09.01.1920-1 Sept 1851-Mar 1853 (54th Parliament) 17.05.2012-23.03.2015 19.08.1983-07.11.1983 04.06.1880-25.12.1880 emporary Chair of Committees Speaker of Legislative Attorney-General re-election Seat declared vacant on as Mayor of Chair Committee T Minister for Health Chairman of Committees MLC (NSW) Burnett and Maranoa Districts of Moreton,

1.1983

1.05.1929

1.1986-23.03.1991

02.12.1989-13.06.1998 (By-election) 28.05.1960-27.05.1972 19.09.1992-15.07.1995 24.03.2012- 04.05.1870-06.09.1870 (By-election) 23.04.1877-25.12.1880 (By-election) 01.1 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 07.12.1974-07.1 27.04.1912-1 09.12.1933-02.04.1938 01.05.1860-16.05.1873 (Resigned) (Reappointed for Life)

oowoomba South

Whitsunday South Brisbane Gladstone Burnett Clermont Bowen T Ipswich Mount Isa Maree Stanley Legislative Council (5 years)

∅

ALP National ALP ALP LNP National LNP CPNP ALP

BIRD, Lorraine Rita BIGGE, Francis Edward BERTRAM, William BERTRAM, Angelo Pietro Dante BERTONI, BERRY, Ian Morley BERRY, BERGHOFER, Clive John BEOR, Henry Rogers BENNETT, Andrew Stephen BENNETT, BENSON, John Robinson BENNETT, Colin James (Col) Colin BENNETT, Neil Patrick BENNETT, BELL, Roy Mackenzie BELL,

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and Island Affairs Works and Housing Works

18.02.1908-29.10.1908 and Maritime Services and Maritime and Aboriginal 26.09.1963-08.08.1968 13.06.1888-12.08.1890 17.09.1903-27.04.1904 27.04.1904-19.11.1907 03.09.1912-01.06.1915 10.03.1975-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-23.12.1980 23.12.1980-06.12.1982 06.12.1982-07.11.1983 08.08.1968-01.12.1987 19.08.1983-01.12.1987 reasurer Attorney-General Attorney-General and Secretary for Mines Secretary for Public Instruction Minister for Education and Cultural and Cultural for Education Minister Education Minister for Northern Development Minister for Northern Development Minister for Minister for Premier T Secretary for Public Lands

1.1907

1.1907-18.02.1908 1.1977-29.11.1980 1.03.1902-17.09.1903 (By-election) 1 17.09.1903-19.1 19.1 18.02.1908-29.10.1908 29.10.1908-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 17.05.1969-22.10.1983 12.1 03.05.1947-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-01.12.1987 (Resigned) 16.04.1875-03.10.1875 (By-election) 13.06.1998-14.12.1999 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 24.03.1881-29.04.1893 26.10.1929-11.06.1932

Ipswich Burdekin Surfers Paradise Nanango Barambah Logan Whitsunday Mackay Maryborough

∅

Ministerialist Independent PHON+ CCAQ CPNP Independent Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist Independent Opposition Liberal Country/National* Country/National*

BLAIR, Sir James William BLAIR, Sir James John BLACKLEY, BLACK, Alfred Harold (Harry) BLACK, BLACK, Maurice Hume BLACK, Adam

BISHOP, Bruce Edward BISHOP, BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir Johannes (Joh)

BIRD, Valmond James (Val) Valmond BIRD,

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Queensland)

of

The Arts The

Youth and Community Youth

Premier

Arts

elected

woman

12.06.1861-22.05.1863 12.02.2004-28.07.2005 28.07.2005-13.09.2007 28.07.2005-02.02.2006 28.07.2005-13.09.2006 02.02.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-26.03.2012 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 03.04.2012-13.02.2015 29.06.1998-22.02.2001 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 rade and Innovation reasurer (first Minister for the Minister for Reconstruction Chairman of Committees Chairman of and Minister for Justice Attorney-General Minister for Families, Services Care and Minister for Disability Minister for Education Minister for Education and Deputy Premier Minister for Finance Minister for State Development, T T Minister for Infrastructure Premier

1.1968-07.12.1974 1.05.1860-25.11.1865 18.05.1907-05.02.1908 16.1 (By-election) 12.11.1977-22.10.1983 1 21.03.2009- 15.07.1995-02.04.2012 (Resigned)

g

oolloongabba own of Brisbane

W Isis Bundaber T Kawana South Brisbane

Opposition LNP ALP ALP

Henry BLOCKSIDGE, George Weld BLUNDELL, Henry Joseph WELD-BLUNDELL see

BLEIJIE, Jarrod Pieter BLEIJIE, Jarrod Anna Maria BLIGH, BLAKENEY, Charles William Charles BLAKENEY, BLAKE, James Robert Henry (Jim) Henry James Robert BLAKE,

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gency

, Small Business , Small Business, and Technology Tourism, Environment, Tourism, and Tourism

1.1992-02.03.2001 02.1 10.07.2007-13.09.2007 19.01.1989-31.08.1989 31.08.1989-25.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 13.12.1989-11.12.1991 11.12.1991-19.02.1996 11.12.1991-02.03.2001 19.02.1996-26.06.1998 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 echnology and Tourism Deputy Leader of the Opposition Leader of the Opposition Leader of the National Party Leader of the Coalition Premier Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary Planning and Sport Local Government, for Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary Services and Sport Police, Corrective Minister for Industry Communications Minister for Industry T Minister for Police, Emer Services Minister for Conservation and Forestry

1.1977-19.09.1992 1.1980-20.03.2001

06.05.1893-27.08.1904 09.09.2006-20.03.2009 (Retired) 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-16.03.1918 12.1 (Retired) 24.03.2012- 29.1 (Resigned)

ide Bay arwick

Port Curtis Chatsworth Maryborough W W Albert Surfers Paradise

Ministerialist #Liberal National LNP National Opposition Opposition ALP

BOOTHMAN, Mark Andrew (Rob) BORBIDGE, Robert Edward (Des) BOOTH, Desmond James BOOKER, Charles Joseph BOMBOLAS, Chris BOMBOLAS, BOLES, Jason BOLES,

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Women

Women

Tourism, Regional Tourism, (held eight other ministries during other ministries (held eight 19.02.1996-26.02.1996) transition 01.06.1915-25.02.1916 12.02.2004-11.03.2004 11.03.2004-25.08.2004 25.08.2004-13.09.2006 13.09.2006-13.09.2007 29.06.1998-02.03.2001 Minister for Local Government and Planning and Minister for Environment, Local Government, Planning and Minister for Child Safety Minister for Development and Industry Opposition Leader of the Home Secretary Minister for Local Government and Planning

1.1980

1.06.1932 1.03.1902 1.06.1932

27.08.1904-05.02.1908 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 16.10.1976-29.1 (By-election) 17.05.1969-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 26.05.1928-1 (By-election) 16.12.1899-1 (By-election) 27.08.1904-25.02.1916 (By-election) 13.06.1998-23.03.2012 (Retired) 13.10.1928-1 02.01.1874-26.01.1904

Valley South

arrego oowoomba West oowoomba North

Brisbane South Brisbane Lockyer T T Mitchell W Fortitude Cairns Burnett Legislative Council (Life)

∅

CPNP ALP Ministerialist Opposition Liberal ALP ALP ALP

BOYLE, Desley Carole BOYD, Robert Livingston Draper BOX, William BOW, Richard Rowland Richard BOW, BOWMAN, David BOUSEN, William Raymond James BOUSEN, William (Ray) (Tony) Anthony James BOURKE, BOUCHARD, Thomas William

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Training

Assembly

office

Wide Bay Wide

Torres Strait Islander Torres Transport and Minister Transport

without

gency Services 29.05.1954-14.10.1958 16.09.1942-31.07.1944 01.08.1944-04.10.1950 29.06.1998-12.02.2004 02.07.1923-13.07.1924 14.07.1924-26.02.1925 13.09.2007-26.03.2009 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 07.12.1989-24.09.1992 24.09.1992-18.10.1993 18.10.1993-19.02.1996 29.06.1998-22.02.2001 31.08.1865-11.09.1865 03.05.1870-02.01.1874 Minister for for Main Roads Secretary for Public Instruction and Government for Local Minister Aboriginal and Partnerships Education Minister for Minister for Police and Emer Minister for Police and Corrective Services Minister for Employment, and Industrial Relations Attorney-General MHR (Federal) Chairman of Committees Speaker of Legislative

1.06.1932 1.06.1932

Office)

in

1.06.1932-29.04.1950 (By-election) (Died 02.12.1989-07.02.2004 16.02.1985-15.07.1995 (By-election) 15.07.1995-17.02.2001 (Retired) 03.04.1871-08.12.1873 (By-election) 09.10.1920-1 1 06.08.1927-1 (By-election) 15.07.1933-04.10.1950 03.07.1863-17.11.1869 (Resigned) 16.03.1918-26.02.1925 Minister

Valley

Cook Rockhampton Kedron Burnett Burrum Isis Balonne Fortitude Legislative Council (Life) Toowoomba

Country ALP ALP ALP

ALP

ennison

T

Frank

BRENNAN, BREDHAUER, Stephen Dominic (Steve)

BRAND, Sir William Alfred William BRAND, Sir Samuel John BRASSINGTON,

John BRAMSTON,

Paul Joseph BRADDY,

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Treasurer Treasurer

Affairs) and Affairs)

for Trade 03.02.2000-17.02.2001 22.02.2001-07.02.2004 26.05.1893-22.07.1902 29.06.1998-02.02.2000 Election declared null & void. Election declared null & void. (English Radical Politician endorsed as a form of protest) to the Parliamentary Secretary to Parliamentary Secretary the Minister for Education Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier (Multicultural Minister Chairman of Committees of Chairman of Legislative Council

06.09.1863-15.09.1863 (By-election) 22.04.1864-03.08.1864 (By-election) 13.08.1864-22.06.1867 (By-election) 13.01.1882-05.05.1888 18.05.1907-27.04.1912 02.10.1909-09.10.1912 21.03.1896-18.05.1907 02.10.1909-16.03.1918 10.07.1869-08.07.1870 (By-election) (Did not take his seat) 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-09.09.2006 28.05.1960-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 27.06.1891-11.06.1897 (Resigned) 17.04.1886-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

East Moreton Brisbane Rockhampton North Rockhampton Port Curtis Nundah Kennedy Redlands Cleveland Norman South Brisbane Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

ALP ALP Ministerialist #Liberal ALP Ministerialist Opposition

BROMLEY, Fred Phillip BROMLEY, William BROOKES,

Darryl James BRISKEY, Right Hon. John PC BRIGHT, BRESLIN, Edward Denis Joseph BRESLIN, Edward Denis BRIDGES, Thomas BRENTNALL, BRENTNALL, Thomas Frederic BRENNAN, James BRENNAN,

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Works

19.11.1907-18.02.1908 01.12.1899-07.12.1899 1900-1903 17.09.1903-12.04.1904 Secretary for Mines and Public Instruction Leader of Opposition Secretary for Mines and Public Secretary for Public Minister without Portfolio and Representative of Government in Legislative Council

1.06.1932 Office)

in

1.1950-26.04.1957 1.11.1885-12.05.1888 1.05.1935-15.04.1944 13.05.1893-12.04.1904 12.05.1923-1 01.05.1886-12.05.1888 18.1 (By-election) 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 03.05.1860-21.12.1860 27.05.1939-29.03.1941 (By-election) 29.05.1976-12.05.1977 (By-election) (Died 1 03.05.1947-03.08.1957 1 (By-election) 02.05.1891-06.05.1893 (By-election) 03.07.1863-14.08.1882 26.04.1861-13.05.1863 (Resigned) 12.01.1874-26.01.1882 (Reappointed & Resigned) 15.07.1901-29.04.1915

Valley Valley

est Moreton ownsville Croydon Kennedy Fortitude Fortitude Fortitude W Gregory Clayfield Logan Buranda T Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP ALP ALP Independent ALP ALP QLP Liberal

Caulfield

Irwin

Eyles

Ivan

BRUCE, Henry Adam BRUCE, Henry

BROWNE, William Henry William BROWNE, BROWNE, BROWN, William Villiers William BROWN, BROWN, John Innes BROWN, Richard Kidston BROWN, Watson BROWN, Charles Victor BROWN, Alfred Henry Alfred Delves BROUGHTON, BROOKS, BROOKS, Wood Samuel BROSNAN, Timothy Michael

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, Minister for Agriculture and Stock County of Stanley (NSW) 29.08.1984-02.12.1989 17.06.1932-15.05.1947 09.04.1856-11.04.1858 17.06.1932-15.12.1942 19.12.1974-28.11.1978 07.12.1989-24.09.1992 12.04.1938-08.12.1941 15.05.1947-10.05.1950 28.04.1951-11.10.1958 Leader of Opposition Deputy Leader of Opposition Deputy Premier Housing and Local Government Deputy Premier and Minister for Administrative Services and Minister for Rural Communities Secretary for Public Instruction for Public Secretary Leichhardt Also MHR (Federal) MLA Secretary for

1.1893

1.06.1932-28.04.1950

27.05.1972-31.05.1996 (Resigned) 1 08.02.1870-10.02.1870 (By-election) 08.08.1871-04.11.1873 13.07.1882-29.03.1892 (By-election) 07.05.1860-29.09.1860 19.09.1992-15.07.1995 20.12.1919-15.12.1942 (By-election) 26.10.1885-12.05.1888 (By-election) 06.05.1893-05.1 02.01.1874-06.06.1878 Vacant) (Seat Declared 23.08.1894-10.05.1900

ableland arrego ytton ownsville L The T Mitchell W Bulimba East Moreton Redlands Barcoo Enoggera T Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP Ministerialist ALP ALP

BURNS, George Robertson BURNS, George Thomas James (Tom) BURNS, BULCOCK, Robert BUDD, John Andrew William BULCOCK, Frank BUCKLEY, Henry BUCKLEY, BUCKLAND, John Francis BUCHANAN, BUCHANAN, Archibald Berdmore

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Affairs Affairs

Affairs and Minister Affairs , Minister for Emergency , Minister Emergency , Minister for -General and Representative 20.06.2012-23.03.2015 12.08.1890-13.03.1893 24.09.1992-18.10.1993 18.10.1993-16.12.1994 16.12.1994-31.07.1995 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 21.01.1879-17.12.1880 emporary Chair of Committees ourism, Sport and Youth ourism, Sport and T Premier Deputy Minister for Rural Services and and Consumer Communities Deputy Premier Consumer Services and Premier on Rural Assisting the for Deputy Premier and Minister T Postmaster Representative of Government in Solicitor-General and Representative and Solicitor-General of Government in Legislative Council Legislative Council

1.1977

1.1873-26.10.1877 1.1986-02.12.1989 1.05.1929-11.06.1932 07.12.1974-12.1 29.04.1950-17.05.1969 24.03.2012- 29.04.1893-04.04.1896 01.1 03.05.1947-01.06.1963 06.07.1901-18.05.1907 (By-election) 16.03.1918-09.10.1920 24.1 1 12.08.1890-13.03.1893 (Resigned) 21.01.1879-05.07.1882 (Resigned) 23.08.1894-13.05.1901 (Reappointed & Resigned)

owers

ownsville Belmont Mourilyan Rockhampton Cairns T Port Curtis Charters T Lockyer Rockhampton Port Curtis Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

∅

Ministerialist ALP Liberal ALP ALP National ALP ALP CPNP

BYRNES, Thomas Joseph BYRNE, Peter Stephen (Bill) William BYRNE, BYRNE, David Edward BUZACOTT, Charles Hardie Charles BUZACOTT, BUTLER, Frank Wells BUTLER, Robert John Cuthbert BURROWS, James BURROWS, John Anthony Tony BURREKET,

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gy gy and Police Ethics and , Chief Secretary & Attorney-General & , Chief Secretary 11.03.1965-17.01.1968 04.09.1969-23.12.1974 17.01.1968-04.09.1969 23.12.1974-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-17.07.1980 01.02.1990-10.12.1991 15.09.1995-02.04.1996 13.04.1898-27.09.1898 Chairman of Committees Chairman, Members’ Parliamentary Privileges Committee Minister for Industrial Development Attorney-General Attorney-General 13.03.1893-13.04.1898 Premier Roads Minister for Mines and Main Minister for Mines, Main Roads and Electricity Minister for Mines and Ener Minister for Mines, Ener

1.1980 1.1986

1.03.1902

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1.07.1891-28.03.1896

22.10.1983-13.06.1998 (Retired) 28.05.1960-29.1 04.04.1896-27.09.1898 (Died 1 (By-election) 22.10.1983-01.1 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 03.08.1889-1 20.08.2005-09.09.2006 20.05.1893-04.04.1896 06.08.1901-05.02.1908 (By-election) 01.07.1961-17.07.1980 (By-election) 03.07.1914-18.03.1919 05.07.1902-09.05.1912

g

arwick Bundaber Aspley W Burnett Aspley Bowen Fitzroy Chatsworth Mitchell Brisbane North Whitsunday Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Liberal Country/National* ALP National Ministerialist Independent Ministerialist Liberal Opposition Ministerialist

CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander CAMPBELL, Frederick

CAMPBELL, Charles CAMPBELL, Clement Bernard (Clem)

CAMM, Ronald Ernest (Ron) CALTABIANO, Andrew , CAMERON, John CALLAN, Albert James CAHILL, Brian John CAINE, Edward James John CADELL, James

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Whip

Affairs for Transport Government

20.06.1967-20.06.1972 20.02.1996-19.05.1998 20.06.1972-23.12.1974 23.12.1974-16.12.1977 26.08.1977-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-17.12.1980 19.11.1907-18.02.1908 Deputy Leader of Opposition and for Development Minister Industrial Industrial Development, Minister for and Consumer Labour Relations Minister Minister for Labour Relations Secretary for Railways

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1.05.1929-11.06.1932 15.07.1995-13.06.1998 22.05.1915-09.10.1920 12.05.1923-1 17.05.1969-27.05.1972 04.03.1884-29.04.1893 20.04.1899-27.05.1909 (By-election) 04.03.1884-04.08.1885 of (Declared elected by Committee Elections 28.05.1960-26.12.1969 (Died 1 19.02.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 15.07.1901-06.11.1917 12.07.1906-17.06.1919

Mansfield Port Curtis Mackay Aubigny Moreton Cook Albert Fitzroy Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

∅

CPNP ALP Country ALP ALP Ministerialist

(Frank) Liberal

Edward

Francis

CASEY, Edmund Denis (Ed) CASEY, Edward William CARTER, CARTER, Arthur John CARTER, George CARTER, CARROLL, Robert Joseph CAREY, Cecil Charles CAREY, CARROLL, Henry CAMPBELL, William CAMPBELL, Thomas CAMPBELL, James CAMPBELL, John Dunmore

(Fred)

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s Party Treasurer Welfare Services, Welfare Transport

01.12.1986-01.12.1987 12.08.1957-23.12.1965 01.08.1968-08.08.1968 23.12.1965-13.08.1976 23.12.1974-13.08.1976 26.10.1943-07.03.1946 06.02.1986-01.12.1986 28.11.1978-20.10.1982 07.12.1989-15.07.1995 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-30.01.2015 fairs outh and Ethnic Affairs outh and Ethnic Affairs outh and Ethnic Premier Leader of Qld People’ Minister for Y Minister for Family Services, Y Minister for Primary Industries for Primary Minister for Multicultural Parliamentary Secretary Af Assistant Minister for Multicultural Minister for and Leader of the Liberal Party Deputy Premier and Unseated by Petition

1.03.1899

30.05.1863-26.09.1868 09.10.1943-03.05.1947 (By-election) 22.10.1983-02.12.1989 27.05.1972-07.03.1977 07.03.1977-15.07.1995 (Retired) 19.05.1888-20.05.1893 21.03.1896-1 09.10.1920-12.05.1923 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 03.05.1947-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-12.08.1976 (Resigned) 12.01.1861-16.05.1861 (By-election) 31.05.1861-30.05.1863 (By-election)

Toowoomba arrego est Moreton ownsville Ipswich Hamilton Pine Rivers W T Musgrave Brisbane Central East Lockyer W

s Party

Qld People’ National Ministerialist Country LNP Qld People's Party Liberal Independent ALP

CHANDLER, Sir John Beals Ann Yvonne CHAPMAN,

CHALLINOR, Henry

CHALK, Sir Gordon William Wesley William CHALK, Sir Gordon

CATTERMULL, Henry Albert Henry CATTERMULL, Roberto (Robert) CAVALLUCCI, CASEY, Richard Gardiner CASEY, Joseph William CASTLING,

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Office

Affairs Aboriginal

for Agriculture for for Transport without

ransport, Trade, Employment and ransport, Trade, Ethnic Affairs Ethnic 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 09.04.2009-21.02.2011 03.03.2011-23.03.2012 06.01.1883-13.11.1883 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 02.03.1898-12.10.1898 12.10.1898-01.12.1899 07.12.1899-12.04.1901 21.09.2006-13.09.2007 rade Affairs rade and Multicultural Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for T Attorney-General Strait Islander Policy Minister Minister and 25.02.1898-02.03.1898 Secretary Secretary for Public Lands and Agriculture to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Environment and Multiculturalism to the Minister Parliamentary Secretary for T Industrial Relations and Minister for Multicultural Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Natural Resources, T

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West

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Ann

James

Elizabeth

CLARK, Charles George Henry Carr CLARK, Charles George CLARK, CHUBB, Charles Edward

CHOAT, Sean Kenneth CHOAT, Wai-Man CHOI, Michael Talbot CHINCHEN, Geoffrey

CHATAWAY,

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Trade in Trade

Attorney-

Arts

Administrative Review , Legal, Constitutional and , Parliamentary Committee for , Parliamentary 01.03.2001-07.02.2004 18.03.2004-15.08.2006 01.12.1986-01.12.1987 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 19.01.1989-28.08.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 12.02.2004-01.03.2005 27.08.1953-02.08.1957 10.11.1992-20.06.1995 16.12.1999-17.02.2001 for Heritage and the Committees Chairman of Chair Electoral and to the Parliamentary Secretary Minister for Health to the Parliamentary Secretary Premier and Minister for Chair Administrative Review Committee Minister for Justice and Attorney General Minister for Justice and and Minister for Corrective Services Attorney-General and Minister

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1.1985-02.12.1989 1.05.1935-28.05.1960 09.10.1920-30.12.1946 (Died 29.04.1950-17.05.1969 25.06.1867-23.09.1868 1 02.12.1989-15.07.1995 13.06.1998-09.09.2006 02.1 (By-election) 30.07.1890-13.02.1913 19.02.1920-23.03.1922

ide Bay arwick W Burdekin W Fitzroy Barron River Redlands Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Independent ALP National Country ALP ALP

COLBORNE, William Parry COLBORNE, William COBURN, Arthur CLAYTON, Ernest Henry Collet CLAYTON, Felix CLEWITT,

CLAUSON, Paul John

CLARK, Dr Lesley Ann Lesley CLARK, Dr CLARK, James John Edwin CLARK, George

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Agriculture 07.10.1941- 13.07.1945 07.10.1941- 24.09.1992-21.02.1995 26.02.1996-28.04.1997 1935-1946 13.07.1945-01.11.1946 07.03.1946-12.08.1957 07.12.1989-24.09.1992 01.07.1932-30.06.1950 ice-President of the Executive Council ice-President of the Executive Minister for Public Labor Leader in Senate Labor Leader for Interior (Federal) Minister V Secretary for and Heritage Minister for Environment Minister for Education Senator (Federal)

1.03.1902-14.04.1905 1.05.1935-29.04.1950 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 02.12.1989-17.02.2001 09.10.1920-15.04.1944 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 1 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 22.05.1915-28.03.1936 1 29.04.1950-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 21.03.1896-18.03.1899 22.10.1983-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-15.07.1995 (Retired) (Council Abolished) (Council 19.02.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 14.06.1913-18.08.1913 01.05.1860-23.04.1864 (Resigned)

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Kurilpa Nerang Maranoa Currumbin Mitchell Burke Bowen Cook T Albert W Kedron Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

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COOMBER, Trevor McDougall COOMBER, Trevor COOPER, Arthur Charles CONNOR, Raymond Thomas CONNOR, Raymond Charles William CONROY, Peter David CONNOLLY, COMPIGNE, Alfred William COMBEN, Patrick (Pat) COLLINS, Robert Martin COLLINS, Charles COLLINS, Harold Henry

Joseph Silver COLLINGS,

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Administrative Services Whip Treasurer and Minister for Treasurer Administrative Services 31.12.1880-05.01.1883 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 19.01.1989-28.08.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.01989 13.12.1989-09.12.1991 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 11.06.1957-02.08.1957 17.06.1932-12.04.1938 12.04.1938-27.04.1944 16.09.1942-07.03.1946 24.04.1946-30.11.1949 reasurer Services and Racing Government Secretary for Public Instruction for Public Secretary T Premier of Queensland Lieutenant-Governor Attorney-General Minister for Corrective Services and for Emer Minister for Police and Minister Services and Premier and State Development Leader of the Opposition Minister for Police, Corrective of

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ALP National ALP QLP National ALP

COPELAND, Stuart William COOPER, William COOPER, Vivian Joseph Northcote COOPER, Vivian

Theo Russell (Russell) COOPER, COOPER, Pope Alexander COOPER, Augustus Frederick

COOPER, Frank Arthur Frank COOPER,

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CORFIELD, William Henry CORFIELD, William CORSER, Bernard Henry COPLEY, Patrick Kerry Patrick COPLEY, John William COPLEY,

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CRAMPTON, Walter Russell Walter CRAMPTON, CRANDON, Michael John

COYNE, John Harry COX, Samuel Victor (Sam) Victor COX, Samuel COXEN, Charles James COWLISHAW,

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CROMBIE, James

Peta-Kaye CROFT, CRISAFULLI, David Frank Andrew Peter CRIPPS, CRIBB, Thomas Bridson

CRIBB, Robert Clarke CRIBB, James

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DANIELS, Henry John (Bill) Theodore William D’ARCY, DANIEL, David John Marlais DANIEL, David DANIEL, Owen DALRYMPLE, George Augustus Augustus George DALRYMPLE, Elphinstone Frederick

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DAWSON, Andrew (Anderson) DAWSON, DAVIS, Tracy Ellen , Sydney Beavan DAVIS, Edward William DAVIS, Christopher Karl (Chris) DAVIS, Brian John DAVIS,

(Steve) William Stephen DAVIES,

Henry (Ken) Kenneth DAVIES,

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Attorney-General

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Halliwell DEMAINE, William DELAMOTHE, Peter Roylance DE LACY, Keith Ernest DE LACY, DEERAL, Eric DEANE, John Horace DEANE, John DECKER, Eric Paul (Harry) DEAN, Harold Arthur William DEACON,

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DICK, Cameron Robert Thomas DIBLEY, DEWAR, Alexander Tattenhall Alexander DEWAR,

Henry DEVRIES, George DE SATGE, Oscar John DE SATGE,

DENHAM, Digby Frank Digby DENHAM,

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Alexander

Henry John

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Welfare Welfare -General and Secretary -General (Federal)

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for Public Instruction and Secretary for Public Lands for Public Secretary Representative of Government in

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11.12.1868-13.11.1869 & Resigned) (Reappointed 07.12.1899-13.05.1901 (Resigned)

Kurilpa Redlands Enoggera

Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative Legislative Council (Life)

Opposition Liberal LNP

DRAKE, James George

DOWLING, Peter James DOUMANY, Samuel Sydney (Sam) DOUMANY,

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Transport without

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John William DUNSTAN,

DUNSMURE, Robert Thomas DUNSTAN, DUNN, Andrew DUNSFORD, John Henry Alberto Thomas DUNLOP, DUGGAN, John Edmund (Jack) DUGGAN, John Edmund DUFFY, Alfred George DUFFY, Michael DUFFY, DUFFICY, John Joseph DUFFICY, DRISCOLL, Scott Nicolaus ,

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George EDMONDSTONE,

EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie Wendy EDMOND, EATON, Andrew George (Bill) Andrew George EATON, Leonard EASTMENT,

Boydell Charles DUTTON,

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Accounts Committee Tourism, National Parks, Tourism, Transport and Minister Transport Aboriginal and Torres Strait Torres Aboriginal and Ambulance Services Committee Ambulance and Arts The rade Development Burnett (NSW) 21.03.1990-31.05.1991 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 19.02.1996-26.06.1998 Ministries 26.06.1998- (and eight other 26.06.1998- during the transition period 29.06.1998) 22.1 05.07.1859-10.12.1859 23.12.1980-07.11.1983 28.09.1989-19.10.1989 24.04.1996-19.05.1998 12.08.2008-05.04.2009 15.12.1978-18.08.1983 09.10.1978-09.08.1983 24.09.1992-21.02.1995 21.02.1995-31.07.1995 22.05.1860-13.07.1870 reasurer and Deputy Premier and Deputy reasurer Minister for Sport Chairman, Public Chairman, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee Deputy Opposition Minister for T Party Leader of Liberal Chairman, Business, Industry Minister for and Regional Development Minister for Health Minister for Economic Assisting the Premier on and T Deputy Leader of the Opposition for State Deputy Premier and Minister for Development and Minister Speaker of Legislative MLA

1.2000

1.2000-17.02.2001 07.12.1974-17.02.2001 (Retired) 09.09.2006-09.09.2008 09.09.2008- 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-30.1 30.1 04.05.1860-12.08.1870 15.11.1870-30.06.1871

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Liberal LNP National ALP Independent

Wayne ELMES, Glen

Anthony (Tony) Jannion ELLIOTT, ELIOTT, Gilbert ELIOTT,

Peter (Jim) ELDER, James

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Australia

Transport and Main Roads and Main Transport 19.12.1936-10.12.1949 10.12.1949-14.10.1958 29.08.1941-07.10.1941 28.10.1940-07.10.1941 19.12.1949-10.12.1958 23.04.2012-13.02.2015 03.04.2012-13.02.2015 11.10.2006-21.04.2009 12.08.1957-09.06.1960 09.06.1960-28.02.1965 reasurer (Federal) McPherson (Federal) Prime Minister of T Islander and Multicultural and Multicultural Islander the Premier Assisting Minister for (Deputy Speaker) Chairman of Committees Mines Minister for Development, and Main Roads Mines, Minister for Development, Main Roads and Electricity MHR (Federal) Darling Downs

1.05.1929

1.06.1932-11.05.1935 21.03.2009-23.03.2012 16.03.1918-1 21.03.2009- 07.03.1953-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 17.02.2001-20.03.2009 03.05.1947-28.02.1965 29.04.1950-07.03.1953 03.08.1957-14.03.1967 1 05.05.1904-09.08.1920

Bulimba Oxley Indooroopilly Mulgrave Redlands Mirani Roma Kennedy Legislative Council (Life)

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FARMER, Dianne Elizabeth (Di) FARMER, Bartley FAHEY,

FADDEN, Sir Arthur William (Artie) William Arthur Sir FADDEN, EWAN, William Manson William EWAN,

Ernest EVANS, ENGLISH, Charles Bernard ENGLISH, John Michael EMERSON, Scott Anthony EMERSON, Scott ELPHINSTONE, Augustus Cecil Augustus ELPHINSTONE,

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Accounts Committee Whip , PHON+ , CCAQ ransport, Trade, Employment ransport, Trade, 01.07.1913-30.07.1914 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 30.07.1998-23.01.2001 18.03.2004-15.08.2006 21.09.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 24.04.1944-28.08.1950 10.10.1950-17.08.1953 23.06.1998-14.12.1999 30.03.1901-06.10.1903 Senator (Federal) Senator (Federal) Government Government Committees Chairman of Leader Leader and Chairman, Legal, Constitutional Administrative Review Committee Chairman, Public Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for T and Industrial Relations

1.1873

1.05.1929 1.05.1929

08.10.1881-05.05.1888 04.05.1860-27.06.1863 25.06.1870-18.1 (By-election) 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 09.10.1920-1 02.04.1938-17.08.1953 17.02.1923-1 (By-election) 06.05.1880-23.08.1883 (By-election) 13.06.1998-14.12.1999 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 02.12.1989-15.07.1995 13.06.1998-20.03.2009 (Retired) 23.08.1894-30.03.1906

est Moreton Rockhampton Maranoa W Bowen South Brisbane Maryborough Rockhampton Leichhardt Caboolture Greenslopes Legislative Council (Life)

ALP

ALP PHON+ CCAQ ALP ALP

Aloysius FERRICKS, Miles FERGUSON, John John FERRETT,

FENLON, Gary Bernard FELDMAN, William Patrick (Bill) Patrick William FELDMAN, Albrecht FEEZ, Pritchard George FARRELL, FARRELL, David FARRELL,

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orks without

, Broadcast of Parliament Select , Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 09.04.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 01.12.1899-07.12.1899 30.03.1901-26.10.1915 27.04.1904-17.08.1904 10.07.1915-30.04.1918 30.04.1918-07.04.1920 22.10.1919-07.04.1920 09.03.1920-08.02.1922 07.04.1920-12.11.1920 07.04.1920-08.02.1922 1922-1923 14.02.2008-30.05.2008 13.04.1910-13.12.1919 reasurer echnology Secretary for Railways and Public W MHR (Federal) Minister for Railways Secretary for Justice Minister for T Attorney-General Secretary for Public Agent-General for Queensland Chair Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industrial Relations Minister for Government Services, Building Industry and Information and Communication T MHR (Federal) Brisbane MHR (Federal) Brisbane

1.03.1899-09.05.1901 21.03.1896-05.10.1900 29.04.1893-28.03.1896 1 05.09.1914-30.06.1920 27.04.1912-07.02.1922 Minister 07.02.2004-23.03.2012 19.02.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

eerongpilly oowong T Gympie Paddington Y Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP ALP

Arthur

John

FINNEY, Thomas FINNEY, ,

FINN, Simon David Fyfe William FINLAYSON,

FIHELLY,

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Treasurer of Australia of Treasurer

Whip Privileges Committee Treasurer 1.1868-27.01.1869 gency & Administrative Services gency & 26.02.1987-07.07.1989 01.12.1899-07.12.1899 25.1 (New Zealand) 1860 17.02.2004-07.08.2006 07.08.2006-04.12.2007 03.04.2012-14.11.2012 13.11.1908-01.06.1909 29.04.1910-24.06.1913 17.09.1914-27.10.1915 09.02.1987-31.08.1989 31.08.1989-25.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 19.12.1996-13.06.1998 Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party Leader of the Liberal Party Minister for Housing and Public Prime Minister and Minister and Prime Chairman, Government Minister for Justice Services, Minister for Community Emer to the Premier for Parliamentary Secretary Matters Parliamentary and Constitutional Attorney-General Colonial MHR Hawkes Bay

1.1862 1.03.1902 1.07.1867 1.06.1869 1.05.1868

1.1873-05.05.1875 1.1980-13.06.1998 30.01.1865-27.06.1867 01.07.1867-1 07.02.2004-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-30.01.2015 (Did not contest) 09.07.1860-03.1 29.1 04.04.1896-1 27.06.1867-1 (Resigned) 19.07.1867-1 04.1 04.05.1860-03.09.1861 23.05.1860-13.07.1876

est Moreton Rockhampton Clermont Moggill W Lockyer Mitchell Rockhampton Kennedy Bowen Port Curtis Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

Liberal LNP National ALP

FLEMING, Joseph

FLEGG, Bruce Stephen FITZSIMMONS, Charles FITZGERALD, , Charles Borromeo FITZGERALD, Charles

FITZGERALD, Andrew Anthony FITZGERALD, (Tony) FITZ, Henry

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Training and Training

Attorney-General,

Accounts Committee Administrative Review for Arts The Activities

, PHON+, One Nation 13.03.1992-25.08.1992 21.03.1990-25.08.1992 21.03.1990-25.08.1992 24.09.1992-31.07.1995 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 29.06.1998-22.02.2001 27.08.1957-15.06.1960 16.06.1960-17.01.1968 17.01.1968-23.12.1974 Chairman, Privileges Committtee Minister for Employment, Industrial Relations Minister for Justice and Minister for Industrial Relations and Minister Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Speaker Lands and Irrigation Minister for Minister for Education and Cultural Chairman, Public Chairman, Parliamentary Committee for Electoral and Leader

1.09.1866-02.07.1867

(By-election) 1 (By-election) 07.03.1953-07.12.1974 09.10.1920-12.05.1923 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 06.03.2001-07.02.2004 06.05.1893-09.09.1904 26.04.2003-23.03.2012 (By-election) 02.12.1989-17.02.2001 17.02.2001-07.02.2004 (Resigned) 17.02.2001-07.02.2004

Toowoomba

eronga eerongpilly oowoomba North

Cunningham Port Curtis T Drayton and Maryborough Y Y Lockyer

∧

Opposition Independent ALP Country ALP One Nation ALP Country

FOLEY, Christopher John (Chris) FOLEY, Matthew Joseph (Matt) FOLEY, FOGARTY, John FOGARTY, Bond Ingpen William FLYNN, FLETCHER, John William FLETCHER, John John Gerard Dr. FLYNN,

FLETCHER, Sir Alan Roy Sir FLETCHER,

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Training and Youth and Training

for Arts The

27.04.1944-15.05.1947 Secretary for Mines 15.05.1947-17.03.1949 17.03.1949-28.05.1956 28.05.1956-14.06.1956 17.11.1870-21.06.1871 07.11.1871-01.09.1873 29.06.1998-12.02.2004 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 17.12.1936-12.04.1939 12.04.1939-01.10.1942 01.10.1942-27.04.1944 Chairman of Committees Speaker Minister Minister Employment, Minister for Secretary for Mines Industry Secretary for Labour and Employment Secretary for Labour and Home Secretary for Health and and Secretary for Public Lands and Irrigation Secretary for Public Lands Secretary for Mines

1.1873

1.06.1932 1.1873-15.11.1878 1.1866-20.06.1867 1.06.1932-29.04.1950 12.11.1880-12.05.1888 15.11.1892-06.05.1893 10.05.1860-30.05.1863 18.03.1865-24.06.1867 28.09.1868-18.1 13.1 (By-election) 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-09.10.1920 20.12.1919-1 (By-election) 1 29.04.1950-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-28.05.1960 18.1 (By-election) (By-election) 12.05.1877-18.08.1895

arrego est Moreton est Moreton ownsville Ipswich W W Clermont T Mundingburra Leichhardt Normanby Belyando W Bundamba Rosewood Legislative Council (Life)

ALP ALP ALP QLP

Edward FORBES, George FORBES, Frederick Augustus FORBES, Frederick FOOTE, John Clark FOOTE, James

FOLEY, Thomas Andrew (Tom) Thomas FOLEY, Thomas FOLEY,

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Trade and Customs (Federal) Trade Army (Federal) (ex

27.02.1990-02.04.1996 06.03.1990-14.07.1995 19.10.1995-02.04.1996 29.02.2000-15.08.2006 16.12.1922-28.09.1946 06.07.1945-13.07.1945 07.10.1941-28.09.1946 04.02.1931-06.01.1932 07.10.1941-01.11.1946 15.08.1946-01.11.1946 Speaker Chairman, Parliamentary Service Commission Chairman Select Committee on Procedural Review Chairman of Committees (Deputy Speaker) MHR (Federal) Capricornia MHR of Prime Minister Minister Deputy Prime Minister for Minister for Minister for Defence (Federal)

1.1977-01.11.1986 27.04.1912-16.03.1918 12.1 02.12.1989-09.09.2006 12.05.1917-05.10.1922 (By-election) 12.03.1955-03.08.1957 (By-election) 20.04.1899-27.04.1912 (By-election) 25.03.1899-18.05.1907 19.06.1909-27.04.1912 (By-election) 15.08.1882-08.03.1899 (Resigned) 14.06.1913-30.03.1914 (Reappointed) 15.03.1883-23.04.1903

Moreton South Brisbane Ashgrove Rockhampton Flinders Brisbane North Carpentaria Murrumba Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist Opposition ALP Ministerialist Opposition ALP

FOURAS, Demetrios (Jim) FORREST, William FORREST, FORSYTH, James

FORREST, Edward Barrow FORREST, FORGAN-SMITH Forgan William see SMITH,

FORDE, Francis Michael (Frank) Francis Michael FORDE,

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and Treasurer , Impact of Petrol Pricing 06.05.1896-12.10.1898 12.12.1906-13.04.1910 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-28.05.2014 28.05.2014-30.01.2015 28.07.2005-02.02.2006 25.08.2005-04.04.2006 02.02.2006-13.09.2006 08.04.1903-17.09.1903 12.10.1898-08.04.1903 Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Chair Select Committee Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and to the Minister for Health Secretary for Public Lands Secretary for Public Lands Home Secretary MHR (Federal) Brisbane for Natural Resources Parliamentary Secretary and Mines Resources and Assistant Minister for Natural Mines Assistant Minister for Finance, and Regulatory Reform

1.1878-01.03.1879 08.08.1881-21.08.1883 07.02.2004-23.03.2012 22.1 19.04.1877-05.12.1878 (By-election) 13.04.1901-27.01.1914 01.10.1883-27.08.1904 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 01.07.1867-17.02.1870 01.07.1912-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

Ipswich Mount Coot-tha Clermont Normanby Carnarvon Pumicestone East Moreton Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative

ALP Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist Ministerialist LNP

FRASER, Andrew Peter FRASER, FRANCIS, Arthur Morley Arthur FRANCIS, FRANCIS, Josiah

FRANCE, Lisa Nicole

Justin Fox Greenlaw FOXTON, (CMG) FOWLES, William Lambert FOWLES, William FOX, George FOWLES, Edwin Wesley Howard Wesley Edwin FOWLES,

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Administration

, Small Business, , Small Business

echnology 14.01.1884-04.04.1888 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-28.05.2014 28.05.2014-30.01.2015 13.09.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-26.03.2012 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 13.09.2011-26.03.2012 31.08.1989-25.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 reasurer echnology and Administrative Services echnology and Parliamentary Secretary for Finance, Administration and Regulatory Reform Assistant Minister for Finance, and Regulatory Reform Assistant Minister to the Premier Minister for Local Government, for Local Minister and Sport Planning T Employment and Minister for Economic Development and Minister for State Development Deputy Premier Minister for Industry T Minister for Industry and T Chairman of Committees

1.1977 1.03.1899

1.1873-19.11.1878 1.1977-22.10.1983 1.1986-02.12.1989 24.03.2012- 22.05.1915-09.10.1920 01.1 21.03.1896-1 26.09.1868-17.08.1870 29.1 06.04.1880-12.05.1888 (By-election) 27.05.1972-12.1 12.1

own of Brisbane Nanango South Brisbane Springwood Brisbane North T Bundamba Brisbane South Murrumba Caboolture

ALP Country/National* LNP National Ministerialist

FREE, Edgar Noah

FRAWLEY, Desmond John (Des) FRAWLEY, Deborah Kay (Deb) FRECKLINGTON,

FRASER, Robert FRASER, Simon

John FRASER, Huan Donald

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without

Geelong 1856-1857 21.08.1941-15.09.1942 16.09.1942-15.05.1947 27.04.1944-28.02.1947 01.03.1947-10.05.1950 14.05.1947-17.01.1952 30.08.1951-17.01.1952 10.05.1950-17.01.1952 17.01.1952-12.08.1957 01.07.1965-11.04.1974 27.05.1875-05.06.1876 27.05.1875-05.06.1876 28.08.1860-10.11.1860 reasurer T Premier and Chief Secretary Also Senator (Federal) Secretary for Public Lands Secretary for MLC Geelong 1854-1856 MLA Chairman of Committees Secretary for Mines Secretary for Labour and Employment Secretary for Labour and Industry Deputy Premier Acting Premier

Minister

1.1873

1.06.1932 1.1873-24.04.1877 1.06.1932-03.01.1936 1.06.1932-26.04.1957

16.03.1918-1 18.1 27.08.1904-18.05.1907 1 20.06.1870-24.1 (By-election) 1 26.04.1957-28.05.1960 01.05.1860-01.05.1865 (Reappointed for Life) 13.11.1869-17.04.1872 01.05.1860-22.05.1864 (Seat Vacated)

Kurilpa East Moreton Mackay Brisbane Rockhampton South Brisbane Legislative Council (5 years) Legislative Council (5 years)

∅

ALP ALP ALP QLP Nationalist United CPNP

John James GALLOWAY,

FYFE, Alexander FYFE, Clair (Vince) Vincent GAIR, FUNNELL, Robert FUDGE, Albert John Wellman George FULLERTON, William FRYAR, FRY, James Porter FRY,

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-General and Representative Treasurer without

, Legal, Constitutional and , Legal, Constitutional 1884-1888; 1890-1895 06.02.1878-07.12.1878 07.12.1878-21.01.1879 24.06.1884-13.06.1888 24.04.1996-19.05.1998 13.11.1883-24.06.1884 13.11.1883-31.12.1883 Minister Agent-General for Queensland Chair Review Committee Administrative and Mines Secretary for Public Lands Attorney-General of Government in Legislative Council Colonial Postmaster

1.1878

ed Vacant) 1.1878-13.11.1883 1.1986-02.12.1989 01.1 29.04.1950-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-28.05.1966 20.08.1988-02.12.1989 (By-election) 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 10.05.1888-29.04.1893 03.07.1902-27.08.1904 (By-election) 19.05.1956-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-28.05.1960 29.04.1950-18.01.1951 14.04.1951-26.04.1957 (By-election) 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 01.07.1867-28.09.1868 10.05.1877-19.1 (By-election) 19.1 (Seat Declar 22.02.1866-19.02.1887 (Resigned) Void) (Election Declared 13.11.1869-08.12.1870 13.11.1883-28.08.1894 (Reappointed; Seat Vacant) Declared

oombul Currumbin Southport South Coast South Coast Burleigh T Maryborough Rockhampton Bulimba East Moreton Moreton Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

National Country Ministerialist ALP QLP ALP QLP National

GIBBON, James GAVEN, Eric John GAVEN, Leo Francis GATELY,

GARRICK, Sir James Francis GARRICK, Sir James Francis

GARDNER, Harold Raymond (Mick) GARDNER, Harold Raymond GARDNER, Robert James GARDE, Henry Croker Brennan GANNON, Michael (Judy) Margaret GAMIN, Judith

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gy

Works and Housing Works Housing and Industry Works, Tourism, for Transport for Tourism, , Select Committee on Ethics , State Development, Infrastructure and (54th Parliament) (54th Parliament) 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 31.08.89-25.09.1989 07.12.1989-31.07.1995 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 29.06.1998-14.12.1999 23.03.2011-11.04.2011 03.04.2012-23.04.2012 24.08.1979-23.12.1980 23.12.1980-01.12.1986 01.12.1986-25.11.1987 25.11.1987-01.12.1987 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 19.01.1989-31.08.1989 Leader of Opposition Business Minister for Police and Community Safety Chair Chair Industry Committee Minister for Culture, National Parks Minister for and Recreation Mines and Ener Minister for Minister for Minister for Minister Minister for Health Attorney-General Minister for Sport and Racing Minister for Primary Industries and Minister for Racing Minister Sport and Racing

1.1977-19.09.1992 6.04.1899-28.05.1920 0 09.09.2006-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-30.01.2015 (Retired) 07.12.1974-02.12.1989 12.1 19.09.1992-14.12.1999 (Resigned) (Seat Declared Vacant) (Seat Declared

olston Gympie Albert W Bundamba Legislative Council (Life)

National LNP ALP National

GIBSON, David Francis GIBSON, Angus

GIBBS, Robert James (Bob)

James GIBBS, Ivan

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Agriculture and Stock Agriculture without

(Federal) (Federal) , Chief Secretary and Treasurer and , Chief Secretary (Federal) Leichhardt 09.07.1913-30.07.1914 08.10.1914-30.06.1926 30.03.1901-31.12.1903 23.12.1980-01.12.1987 06.12.1982-06.02.1986 06.02.1986-01.12.1987 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 26.04.1918-09.09.1919 09.09.1919-26.02.1925 26.02.1925-22.10.1925 31.08.1989-25.09.1989 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 10.12.1949-28.04.1951 01.01.1904-30.07.1914 05.09.1914-19.06.1928 fairs and Northern Development Minister for Lands and Forestry Minister for Police Minister for Mapping and Surveying Minister for Land Management Secretary for Premier Services, Ethnic Minister for Community Af Minister for Mines and Ener MHR Senator President of Senate Senator

1.1989

1.1986-13.06.1998 1.03.1899-11.03.1902 21.03.1896-22.06.1901 07.12.1974-30.1 (Resigned) 27.04.1912-08.05.1926 27.04.1912-24.10.1925 Minister 01.1 03.08.1957-01.06.1963 1 12.05.1888-13.05.1893 16.06.1894-21.03.1896 (By-election)

g

ablelands ablelands Bundaber Gregory Ithaca Eacham T T Cairns Bundamba Burke

ALP National National Country ALP ALP ALP

Neal

illiam W

GLASSON, William Hamline (Bill) William GLASSON,

Thomas GLASSEY, GIVENS, Thomas GILMORE, Thomas Vernon (Tom) Thomas John George GILMORE, GILLIES, GILDAY, Theophilus John GILDAY,

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Works

Industry

and

Office

Arts Services Labour

Water Resources Water -General and Representative for without

, Minister for Economic , Minister for Economic rade Development Maritime Trade Development and Trade

13.09.1866-15.08.1867 28.01.1870-03.05.1870 18.04.1996-19.05.1998 02.03.1988-02.12.1989 07.12.1989-24.09.1992 24.09.1992-19.02.1996 22.10.1925-06.09.1926 06.09.1926-21.05.1929 04.08.1939-08.12.1941 08.12.1941-14.05.1949 06.12.1982-10.09.1985 14.01.1862-21.03.1862 Minister for the Premier and T Secretary Mines Secretary for Attorney-General Minister for and and Secretary for Public Lands Postmaster Council of Government in Legislative Chairman, Select Committee on Leader of Opposition Premier and

1.1986

Office) Office)

in in

1.1986-13.06.1998 1.06.1932-14.05.1949 27.04.1882-28.04.1888 13.10.2007-23.03.2012 (By-election) 1 (Died 19.05.1888-20.04.1893 07.12.1974-10.09.1985 (Died 02.05.1860-14.01.1862 02.12.1989-17.02.2001 22.10.1983-01.1 01.1 (Retired) 03.07.1863-16.08.1871 22.05.1915-11.05.1929 Minister

arwick Mitchell Brisbane Central Flinders Redlands W Aspley Salisbury Logan Legislative Council (Life) Ipswich

ALP Liberal ALP National

ALP

Alexander

David

GOVETT, John GOVETT, GRACE, Ignazia (Grace)

Keith , GOSS, John Nelson GORE, St. George Richard GORE, St. George GOLEBY, John Phillip GOLEBY, GOLDRING, Louis

GLEDSON,

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Valuation and

Affairs , Valuation, , Office

1-03.09.1912 without

07.02.191 07.12.1899-17.09.1903 13.08.1976-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-23.12.1980 15.07.1873-08.01.1874 13.07.1910-23.12.1910 26.02.1915-01.06.1915 12.10.1898-01.12.1899 Minister for Survey Urban and Regional Minister for Survey and Secretary for Public Lands for Public Secretary Chairman of Committees Instruction Acting Secretary for Public Home Secretary and Secretary for Mines of Government in Legislative Council of Government in Legislative

Minister

1.1878 1.1907

1.1907-18.02.1908 1.03.1902-18.05.1907 09.10.1920-12.05.1923 07.12.1974-22.10.1983 30.04.1872-04.01.1876 (By-election) 20.03.1943-17.05.1969 (By-election) 23.03.1875-26.1 (By-election) 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 1 18.05.1907-19.1 19.1 18.02.1908-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 09.09.2006-20.03.2009 27.08.1904-09.10.1920 05.08.1880-07.06.1892 23.08.1894-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

Downs

ownsville T Ashgrove Clermont Mackay Darling Springwood Rockhampton Fitzroy Gaven Cunningham Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP Ministerialist #Liberal Independent Nationalist Northern Country Liberal LNP ALP Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist Ministerialist ALP

GREEN, William Herbert William GREEN, Ward GREENWOOD, John GRAYSON, Francis GRAYSON, Phillip Roy (Phil) GRAY, GRAY, Wilkie George GRAY,

GRANT, Kenneth McDonald GRANT, John Bramwell GRANT, GRAHAM, Frederick Dickson GRAHAM, GRAHAM, William GRAHAM, Charles James Charles GRAHAM,

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-General -General and Representative -General and Treasurer -General of Queensland -General , Colonial Secretary , Chief Secretary Attorney-General , Chief Secretary and 05.06.1876-21.01.1879 21.09.1878-21.01.1879 13.11.1883-01.04.1886 01.04.1886-13.06.1888 17.08.1887-13.06.1888 17.02.1885-17.03.1885 12.08.1890-13.03.1893 13.03.1893-05.10.1903 05.10.1903-17.10.1919 21.06.1901-24.03.1902 18.05.1899-04.02.1902 1863-1879 25.09.1883-13.11.1883 26.01.1988 03.08.1874-07.12.1878 13.11.1883-03.01.1885 Chief Justice of High Court of Lieutenant-Governor of Queensland Chairman of Committees in Legislative Council of Government Order of Medal of the Attorney-General Secretary for Public Instruction Secretary for Public Premier Premier Colonial Postmaster Premier Chief Justice of Queensland Postmaster Surveyor

1.1873

1.1876-29.11.1878 1.1873-15.11.1878 1.1878-29.04.1893 18.1 (By-election) 03.12.1878-18.06.1902 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 03.04.1872-18.1 (By-election) 25.1 15.1 10.11.1882-25.06.1905 02.01.1874-23.10.1888

Bulimba Oxley Broadwater East Moreton Oxley North Brisbane Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative (Life) Legislative Council

Ministerialist

National

GRIMES, Samuel GRIMES, George

GRICE, Allan Maxwell GRICE, Walker GRIFFITH, Sir Samuel GREGORY, Francis Thomas GREGORY, GREGORY, Sir Augustus Charles Augustus Sir GREGORY,

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, Minister for Public , Minister for Public , Minister Assisting , Minister Water Resources Water the Treasurer

Treasurer and Minister for Police Treasurer (and 7 other portfolios 01.12.1987- 09.12.1987 - see Interim 30.03.1901-08.08.1901 18.08.1983-07.11.1983 07.11.1983-06.02.1986 12.09.1985-06.02.1986 06.02.1986-09.12.1987 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 07.11.1883-04.04.1888 23.12.1980-06.12.1982 06.12.1982-07.11.1983 orks, Main Roads and Expo Deputy Premier the Deputy Premier W and Minister for Police Deputy Premier Speaker Downs MHR (Federal) Darling Minister for Education and Industry Minister for Commerce for Commerce Deputy Premier and Minister and Industry Deputy Premier and Minister Assisting Minister for and Maritime Services

1.1873-15.11.1878 1.1878-04.06.1901 1.08.1862-10.11.1873

(By-election) 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 1 (By-election) 10.1 15.1 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 18.05.1907-09.10.1920 27.05.1972-19.09.1992 25.02.1928-22.10.1933 12.07.1906-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

and Toowoomba and Toowoomba

oowoomba

Morayfield Drayton T Drayton Murrumba Carnarvon Somerset Stanley Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

∅

LNP

Opposition LNP Independent Country/National* CPNP

John

Darren

GUNN, Donald Angus Manson (Bill) William GUNN, Reg GULLEY, GROOM, , William GRIMWADE, Littleton GROOM, Henry GRIMSTONE, Ernest Lancelot GRIMSTONE,

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, Minister for Finance , Minister for Transport, and Minister Transport, The Premier on Economic

rade Development 07.12.1989-21.02.1995 21.02.1995-19.02.1996 29.06.1998-21.02.2001 19.01.1989-25.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 21.08.1943-10.12.1949 orks, Housing and Main Roads and orks, Housing reasurer Minister for Assisting and T Minister for Education T W Deputy Premier Government and for Local MHR (Federal) Lilley

1.1977 1.1878

1.1878-07.09.1883 22.10.1983-17.02.2001 (Retired) 15.1 30.10.1883-27.08.1904 15.04.1944-28.05.1966 07.12.1974-22.10.1983 04.08.1984-02.12.1989 (By-election) 19.05.1956-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 07.12.1974-12.1 16.06.1892-06.05.1893 04.05.1860-24.06.1863 13.05.1865-06.04.1867 (By-election) 21.04.1869-23.03.1871 (By-election) 12.01.1876-14.1 12.07.1906-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

g

West

ford ynnum Ipswich Gympie Cook W Staf Nundah Ipswich Bundaber Burnett Leichhardt Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist ALP ALP Liberal ALP QLP National ALP

John HAMILTON,

HAMILL, David John

HALL, Thomas Murray Charles Robert HALY, HALES, Albert Joseph HALL, George HADLEY, James William James HADLEY, GYGAR, Terence Joseph (Terry) Terence GYGAR, Morrison GUNN, William

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Affairs

Office

Wide Bay Wide Assembly without

07.03.1946-15.01.1952 09.12.1961-18.05.1974 10.07.1915-15.02.1917 15.02.1917-27.07.1920 17.06.1932-05.12.1935 05.12.1935-27.04.1944 27.04.1944-07.03.1946 17.08.1932-07.08.1939 08.06.1915-10.07.1915 reasurer MHR (Federal) Chairman of Committees of Legislative Secretary for Mines Secretary for Legislative Council President of Home Secretary Home Secretary for Health and T Premier and Chief Secretary

1.1873

1.1977-22.10.1983 1.03.1899-02.10.1909 (By-election) 28.05.1960-07.12.1974 1 12.1 16.08.1924-02.05.1947 (By-election) 25.03.1899-10.07.1915 Minister 18.06.1870-04.09.1871 (By-election) 27.01.1872-14.1 (By-election) 08.05.1926-15.01.1952 08.12.1956-28.05.1960 19.02.1920-23.03.1922 10.07.1915-27.07.1920 19.02.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

own of Brisbane ownsville Baroona T Maryborough Buranda Gregory Mitchell T Ithaca Ithaca Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life)

ALP ALP ALP Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP

illiam W

HANSON, Edward Joseph HANRAN, Patrick Francis HANSEN, Brendan Percival HANLON, Patrick Joseph (Pat) HANLON, John Stanislaus

HANLON, Edward Michael (Ned) HANLON, Edward Michael see Gerald Page HANIFY, PAGE-HANIFY HANDY, John Killeen HANDY,

HAMILTON,

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General

Attorney-

Accounts Committee Agriculture , Treasurer and Treasurer , for Arts The

19.08.1983-01.12.1986 01.12.1986-01.12.1987 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 24.04.1996-07.05.1997 08.05.1997-13.06.1998 08.08.1939-31.07.1944 01.12.1899-07.12.1899 01.06.1915-09.09.1919 Chairman, Public Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier Minister Public Lands Secretary for for and Secretary Secretary for Public Instruction Minister for Justice and Minister for Primary Industries Minister for Land Management Speaker

1.1866 Office)

in

1.1980-19.09.1992 (Died 15.07.1995-13.06.1998 28.05.1966-07.12.1974 01.06.1963-19.02.1976 (Resigned) 20.05.1893-14.10.1919 22.02.1866-23.1 (By-election) 13.05.1893-04.04.1896 27.08.1904-19.01.1907 29.1 (Council Abolished) (Council 10.06.1868-01.06.1870 (Resigned)

ynnum Mount Ommaney W Port Curtis Leichhardt Mitchell Rockhampton North Cook Auburn Legislative Council (Life)

ALP National Liberal ALP Independent Ministerialist ALP

HARRIS, Edward David (Ted) HARPER, Robert Malcolm (Bob)

HARPER, Neville John (Nev) HARGREAVES, John Henry HARGREAVES, HARDEN, Theodore St. John William HARDING, HARDEN, Henry Scott

HANSON, Martin (Marty) HANSON, Martin Herbert Freemont HARDACRE,

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Accounts Committee Transport and Minister Transport 06.03.1990-16.12.1991 16.12.1991-21.2.1995 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 03.07.1907-19.11.1907 29.10.1908-07.02.1911 18.02.1908-29.10.1908 Chairman, Public Minister for Health Minister for Minister for Health Home Secretary Treasurer

1.1986 1.05.1929

1.1986-19.09.1992 1.03.1902-07.02.1911 1.06.1932-03.05.1947 1 01.1 19.09.1992-20.03.2009 (Retired) 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-15.04.1966 03.08.1957-24.01.1963 24.03.2012- 22.05.1915-1 22.05.1915-16.03.1918 27.05.1972-27.03.1981 27.03.1981-01.1 22.10.1983-02.12.1989 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 1 01.07.1912-23.03.1922 (Reappointed & Council Abolished) 23.05.1860-31.08.1876 (Resigned) 11.07.1872-15.07.1915 11.02.1911-22.03.1912 (Resigned)

ford ownsville

Nundah Caboolture Kallangur Darlington Logan Mount Gravatt Burleigh Fitzroy Kurilpa Callide Greenslopes Staf T Enoggera Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life)

ALP LNP Ministerialist Opposition ALP ALP Liberal LNP ALP ALP Country/National* Independent National Country

HAYWARD, Kenneth William (Ken) William Kenneth HAYWARD, John HAYES, Clarence HATHAWAY, John Danien HATHAWAY, Arthur George HAWTHORN, HARVEY, Leisha Teresa , Charles Roy (Roy) William HARVEY, HARTWIG, Lindsay Earle Lindsay HARTWIG, HARTLEY, Harold Leslie HARTLEY, William HARTLEY, HART, Graham Lloyd HART, Michael James HART, HARRISON, Robert Leslie HARRISON, Hamilton Scott Frederick HART, HARRIS, George HARRIS,

234 The 54th Parliament

Whip Works and Works Accounts Committee Youth and Community Care Youth Treasurer rade Development , Scrutiny of Legislation Committee , Scrutiny of Legislation Accounts Committee , Public Corrective Services 12.08.1957-09.06.1960 16.02.1998-13.06.1998 14.04.1966-30.06.1968 29.06.1998-17.02.2001 08.01.1874-05.06.1876 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 21.02.1995-31.07.1995 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 30.07.1998-13.01.2004 18.03.2004-15.08.2006 11.10.2006-20.03.2009 Deputy Opposition Colonial Minister for Justice and Assisting the Premier on Economic the Premier Assisting and T Business, Industry Minister for Development and Regional Chairman, Public Chair Chair Minister for Public Local Government and Immigration to the Minister Parliamentary Secretary for Families, Senator (Federal)

Office)

in

1.1871-18.11.1873 1.1873-26.06.1876 1.05.1935-03.05.1947 (Died 15.07.1995-17.02.2001 04.1 (By-election) 25.1 22.10.1983-02.12.1989 03.05.1947-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-27.05.1960 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 1 02.12.1989-05.04.1991 (Resigned) 14.02.1970-29.10.1971 (By-election)

Moreton ide Bay arwick oowoomba North Redlands East Bulimba Mount Gravatt W Marodian T W Nundah Albert

National ALP ALP Liberal National Country National

Thomas HENDERSON, Ian , John Joseph HEGARTY, HEATH, Phillip Arthur (Phil) Phillip HEATH, Clarence William HEATLEY, O’Connor John Joseph HEALY, Graham John HEALY, Alfred HEADING, James

235 Queensland Parliamentary Record

Office

Tourism without

Aboriginal

Minister Water Resources Water Water Resources, Water

Welfare Services Welfare for Tourism, for Welfare and

Activities Affairs and Aboriginal Marine Activities 22.05.1860-01.02.1866 29.05.1969-04.09.1969 04.09.1969-23.12.1974 23.12.1974-10.03.1975 28.01.1965-10.06.1966 10.06.1966-20.06.1972 20.06.1972-23.12.1974 23.12.1974-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-14.09.1978 20.07.1866-07.08.1866 Islander Advancement elfare Services and Sport Minister for Local Government and Minister for Conservation, Marine Minister for Marine Services and & Minister for Minister for Labour and Industry Minister for Labour and Minister for Minister Sport and and Minister for Community W Minister Premier and Colonial Secretary Premier

1.1980

1.1878-26.10.1880 19.05.1956-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-29.1 19.1 19.05.1956-13.09.1978 (Resigned) 04.05.1860-13.06.1863 13.06.1863-07.08.1866 27.08.1904-02.10.1909 26.09.1866-08.10.1870 Vacant) (Seat Declared 13.12.1870-26.10.1907 (Reappointed)

est Moreton Mackenzie Auburn Bundamba Sherwood Leichhardt W Port Curtis Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist Opposition Country/National*

Liberal

Thomas Eric (Nev) Neville HEWITT, HEUSSLER, John (Johann) Christian Robert HERBERTSON, HERBERT, Sir Robert George HERBERT, Wyndham

HERBERT, John Desmond HERBERT, HENDREN, William HENDREN,

236 The 54th Parliament

Valuation

Works, Housing Works, and Housing Works Services

Treasurer Welfare Services Welfare

ater Resources (Federal) and W 13.04.1910-16.12.1922 27.10.1915-27.10.1916 12.08.1957-23.12.1965 12.08.1957-25.09.1963 10.05.1950-01.05.1952 01.05.1952-28.05.1956 28.05.1956-12.08.1957 10.03.1975-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-16.12.1980 27.02.1975-27.10.1980 23.12.1980-04.08.1983 05.08.1983-18.08.1983 30.03.1901-31.12.1906 reasurer Secretary for Public and Local Government Secretary for Public Secretary for Lands and Irrigation Forestry for Lands, Minister Committees Chairman of Environment, Minister for and Administrative Minister for Senator MHR (Federal) Capricornia Commonwealth T Minister for Housing

1.1977 1.1878-20.02.1882 1.1977-22.10.1983 1.05.1935-26.04.1957 1.03.1899-17.07.1901 1.05.1929-11.06.1932 16.09.1885-26.05.1888 1 26.04.1957-01.06.1963 28.05.1966-12.1 12.1 1 17.08.1883-05.05.1888 15.04.1944-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-28.05.1966 14.1 1

Valley

Carnarvon Chatsworth Greenslopes Fortitude Rockhampton Logan Coorparoo Chatsworth Gregory Cook Kelvin Grove

s Party

∅

Qld People’ Liberal CPNP ALP QLP Liberal ALP

HILTON, Paul Jerome Remigius HILTON, HILL, Charles Lumley HILL, Richard

HIGSON, William Kay HIGSON, William Alfred Thomas Sir HILEY,

Guy HIGGS, William

(Bill) Douglas William HEWITT,

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Youth

Torres Strait Islander Torres

and Youth , Members’ Ethics and , Members’ 24.10.1974-23.12.1974 23.12.1974-29.07.1980 29.07.1980-06.12.1982 06.12.1982-01.12.1987 11.10.2006-01.11.2006 01.11.2006-30.01.2007 30.01.2007-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 Minister for Local Government and Main Roads Minister for Local Government, Main Roads and Police Minister for Local Government, Main Roads and Racing Chair Privileges Committee Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary Disability Services, for Communities, Seniors to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Disability Communities, Minister for for Services Queensland, Minister Aboriginal and Seniors and Partnerships, Minister for to the Deputy Premier Parliamentary Secretary and Planning and Minister for Infrastructure and Planning Minister for Infrastructure Skills and Mining Minister for Employment, Minister for Local Government and Electricity

1.1986-02.12.1989

09.09.2006-23.03.2012 01.1 28.05.1966-25.05.1988 (Resigned) 03.07.1914-02.11.1914 04.05.1904-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

ford

Staf Broadsound South Coast Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative

National Country/National

ALP ALP

HIRSCHFELD, Eugen

HINTON, Denis Grenville Denis HINTON, HINZE, Russell James

HINCHLIFFE, Stirling James HINCHLIFFE, HINCHCLIFFE, Albert HINCHCLIFFE,

238 The 54th Parliament

Works

Office

Works and Housing Works and Housing Works and Marine Services Tourism without

, Transport, Housing and Local Housing Transport, , (54th Parliament) 08.08.1968-23.12.1974 23.12.1974-10.03.1975 10.03.1974-13.07.1976 13.08.1976-31.07.1979 19.05.1888-13.05.1893 12.08.1890-27.03.1893 26.02.1996-13.02.1998 30.04.1861-14.01.1862 Minister for Police Minister for Secretary for Mines and Secretary for Mines and Secretary for Public Instruction Minister for Natural Resources Minister for Chair Committee Government Minister for Minister for and Minister for Police

Minister

1.1878

1.1986-09.09.2008 1.03.1902-12.12.1904 1.05.1935-29.03.1941 04.12.1873-13.09.1875 19.05.1888-13.05.1893 1 01.1 09.09.2008-30.01.2015 (Retired) 12.05.1877-25.1 (By-election) 1 (Unseated by Petition) 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-09.10.1920 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-08.08.1979 (Resigned) (Resigned) 26.04.1861-18.10.1880 (Resigned) 03.07.1914-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

ickham arrego Burke Sandgate W W Rosewood Burnett Nanango Nash Gympie Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Representative Union

Ministerialist Farmers’ Country/National* LNP Farmers’ ALP National

Oswald ,

HODGES, Allen Maxwell Allen HODGES, HODGE, Robert Samuel HODEL, Joseph HOCKINGS, Albert John HOBBS, William HOBBS, Howard William Thomas William HOBBS, Howard Roland William HISLOP,

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Committee

Orders

Works

Standing Accounts Committee

(ex-officio)

, Parliamentary Crime Committee Affairs , Community (NSW) Clarence & Darling Downs (NSW) Clarence 28.05.2014-30.01.2015 11.01.2006-16.06.2011 16.06.2011-19.02.2012 22.08.1963-20.06.1972 10.09.1868-25.11.1868 28.01.1869-10.11.1869 05.07.1858-11.04.1859 14.06.1859-10.11.1860 28.07.1998-21.07.2005 30.07.1998-21.07.2005 10.11.1992-02.04.1996 Chair and Misconduct Committee Chair Chairman of Committees Secretary for Public for Public Secretary Colonial Secretary MLA Newcastle Chairman, Public Speaker Chair Assistant Minister for Natural Resources and Mines

Void) 1.1899 1.1869

09.08.1890-12.03.1894 04.04.1896-18.03.1899 07.02.2004-23.03.2012 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-23.08.1977 18.09.1868-23.1 19.05.1888-13.05.1893 28.09.1868-13.06.1870 02.12.1989-21.07.2005 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 22.10.1898-21.1 (By-election)(Election 06.11.1871-16.04.1872 (Resigned) 04.07.1885-09.09.1907 (Resigned)

fe

est Moreton arrego arrego Burke Keppel Buranda Greenslopes W W Redclif Pine Rivers W Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Liberal LNP Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP

William HOOPER, Keith HOOLIHAN, Paul Anthony HOOLIHAN, Paul HOOLAN, John Walter HOOD, William Andrew HOLSWICH, Seath HOLLIS, Raymond Keith (Ray) HOLLIS, Raymond Keith Frederick Hurrell HOLBERTON, HODGSON, Samuel

HODGSON, Sir Arthur Sir HODGSON,

240 The 54th Parliament

AM for Transport for Transport and Tourism , KAP (Qld Division) , KAP , Legal Affairs and Community Safety Affairs , Legal 29.10.1974-04.07.1979 (54th Parliament) 29.11.2012-30.01.2015 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 17.02.1998-26.02.1999 29.06.1998-26.02.1999 02.03.2001-04.02.2003 06.04.2009-11.04.2011 11.10.1966-22.07.1974 20.06.1972-23.08.1977 24.08.1979-16.12.1980 Committee Speaker Leader of Opposition Received Minister Minister Maritime Minister for Services Chair Leader Minister for Health Party Deputy Leader of the National Deputy Leader of the Opposition Leader of the National Party and Leader of the Opposition Opposition Whip

1.2012 1.1980

Office)

in

1.2012-30.01.2015 1.1878-02.07.1887 19.1 28.05.1960-07.08.1979 (Resigned) 03.08.1957-25.07.1980 (Resigned) 27.05.1972-09.03.1984 (Died 07.12.1974-29.1 17.02.2001-21.12.2001 21.12.2001-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-21.03.2009 21.03.2009-28.1 28.1 18.05.1991-09.09.2008 (By-election) 09.09.2008-23.03.2012 (Retired) 24.04.1862-01.11.1882 (Resigned)

fe arwick ownsville West ownsville oowoomba South W Redclif Bulimba Archerfield T Darling Downs Condamine T Legislative Council (Life)

ALP LNP Independent Liberal Country/National* National Independent National LNP KAP National

(Kev) ALP

Joseph

Kevin

(Jack) William John HOUSTON, HORWITZ, Jacob HORWITZ, James Edward Hiram HOUGHTON, (Jim)

HORAN, Michael James (Mike) HORAN, Michael James

(Ray) HOPPER, Raymond Gordon HOPE, Louis HOOPER, David (Max) HOOPER, Maxwell

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Whip Office Office

without without

(NSW) Central Cumberland 03.07.1901-20.08.1907 10.07.1915-23.03.1916 23.03.1916-09.09.1919 09.09.1919-14.07.1924 1924-1929 06.09.1989-02.12.1989 26.01.1981 01.06.1915-30.04.1918 30.04.1918-22.10.1919 1919-1922 22.02.1872-28.11.1874 21.04.1876-09.11.1880 12.02.1887-06.06.1891 Secretary for Public Instruction Agent-General for Queensland Deputy Government Secretary for Labour and Industry Secretary for Public Lands Minister Agent-General for Queensland MLA Hartley Home Secretary

1.01.1972 1.1986-02.12.1989 05.02.1908-02.10.1909 Minister 01.1 05.05.1888-29.04.1893 12.05.1923-27.03.1939 28.05.1960-07.12.1974 17.05.1969-1 05.02.1908-27.04.1912 19.05.1888-24.06.1890 18.05.1907-22.10.1919 17.08.1883-08.07.1884 27.04.1912-31.07.1924

South

oolloongabba ownsville Brisbane Nerang Maryborough T Kurilpa Balonne W Burke Maranoa Maryborough Buranda

ALP Opposition Ministerialist ALP National Opposition Ministerialist ALP Liberal Country

John

HYNES, Maurice Patrick (Mossy) HYNE, Richard Matthew Thomas Simpson (Tom) HYND,

HUXHAM,

John HURLEY, HUNTER, John McEwan James HUNTER, Ernest Charles HUNGERFORD, Harold Mortimer HUNGERFORD, HUNTER, David Melwyn HUGHES, Clive

242 The 54th Parliament

Works

for Women 29.09.1903-31.12.1907 29.06.1909-22.10.1909 21.09.2006-13.09.2007 01.11.2006-13.09.2007 15.03.2007-13.09.2007 17.06.1932-27.03.1939 31.01.1988-13.05.1990 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister Party Leader of Liberal Chairman of Committees Secretary for Mines and Public

1.1878 1.1907

1.1907-18.02.1908 1.1978-13.05.1990 1.05.1929-11.06.1932 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 28.05.1960-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 15.04.1944-24.07.1952 25.1 (By-election) (Resigned) 17.07.1882-25.10.1892 29.12.1873-28.1 (By-election) 13.05.1893-18.05.1907 18.05.1907-19.1 19.1 18.02.1908-02.10.1909 16.03.1918-09.10.1920 1 25.08.1864-13.07.1865 15.09.1879-01.07.1881 (Resigned)

Whitsunday Burke Mount Isa Keppel Sherwood Rosewood Burnett Kennedy Logan Lockyer Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist ALP Independent ALP ALP Liberal ALP ALP

JAMIESON, Charles Henry Janice Heather (Jan) JARRATT, JAMES, Alfred Arthur JACKSON, George IVORY, Francis Jeffrey IVORY, ISAAC, Frederick Neville Louis Jean Baptiste ISAMBERT, INNES, John Angus Mackenzie (Angus) Angus INNES, John Charles INGRAM, Walter INCH, Alexander James

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1979

Whip Transport and Main Roads Transport

1976-March

Government Whip Government (Victoria) Westernport (Victoria) Tourism, Regional Development Regional Tourism, nister for Tourism, Manufacturing and Small Small and Manufacturing Tourism, for nister 01.07.1950-10.06.1957 28.08.1957-28.05.1960 15.08.1888-30.06.1891 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 02.03.2001-04.02.2003 17.05.2012-30.01.2015 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 09.04.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 Minister for Deputy Leader of the National Party and Deputy Leader of the Opposition Chief for and Industry for Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary and Economic Development Employment Mi Business MLA March Government Opposition Whip Chairman of Committees

1.1977 1.03.1902

Office)

in

1.1980-09.04.1987 1.05.1935-29.04.1950 02.12.1989-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-30.01.2015 (Retired) 19.03.1898-1 (By-election) 13.01.1903-02.10.1909 (By-election) 29.1 (Died 17.05.1969-12.1 1 29.04.1950-28.05.1960 31.01.1882-29.04.1893 04.05.1904-28.10.1914 04.05.1904-16.05.1915

g

ide Bay Gregory W Fassifern Southport Bundaber Kennedy Hinchinbrook Dalby Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP National LNP Opposition National ALP

JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory Vaughan JOHNSON, JESSOP, John Shillito JESSOP, JOHNSON, Alexander Thomas

JENSEN, Magnus JESSON, Cecil George JENNINGS, Douglas Bernard (Doug) JENNINGS, Douglas Bernard (Lou) JENSEN, Eugene Dubois

JENKINSON, Charles Moffat

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fairs 09.02.1942-27.04.1944 09.02.1942-16.09.1942 27.04.1944-15.05.1947 15.05.1947-10.05.1950 10.05.1950-12.08.1957 15.02.1917-20.05.1929 15.02.1917-24.02.1922

Secretary for Mines in Representative of Government Legislative Council Secretary for Public Instruction Secretary for Mines Secretary for Public Lands Secretary for Health and Home Af Secretary for Labour and Industry

1.1876

1.05.1932

Office)

in

1.1929-11.06.1932 12.05.1888-12.06.1891 09.10.1920-12.05.1923 04.02.1862-10.06.1863 07.07.1876-03.1 (By-election) (Died 12.08.1870-09.10.1872 21.03.2009-23.03.2012 27.08.1904-02.10.1909 22.05.1915-14.02.1917 18.03.1922-1 (By-election) 02.1 (By-election) 27.05.1939-26.04.1957 (By-election) 26.04.1957-28.05.1960 10.10.1917-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 15.02.1917-16.09.1920 (Resigned) 21.10.1920-24.02.1922 (Reappointed & Resigned)

Towers

arwick ownsville Burnett Kennedy W Bulimba Ipswich T Burnett Maryborough Paddington Burke Charters Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Northern Country QLP ALP ALP ALP ALP

JONES, John Gore JONES, John JONES, Gerry see JONES, Norman Francis JONES, Hamilton Cuffe Hall JONES, George

Arthur JONES,

JONES, Alfred James JONES, JOHNSTON, John JOHNSTON, Ann Amanda JOHNSTONE, (Mandy) JOHNSTON, James JOHNSTON,

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Whip 30.08.1887-13.06.1888 11.07.2008-25.03.2009 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-22.06.2011 Deputy Government Deputy Government Climate Change and Sustainability Minister for Environment and Resource Minister for Management Secretary for Public Lands

1.2012

Office)

in

1.2012-06.06.2013 1.05.1860-17.10.1860 (By-election) 21.08.1883-12.05.1888 12.05.1888-30.06.1890 24.03.2012-29.1 30.1 07.06.2013-07.10.2014 08.10.2014-30.01.2015 05.02.2000-10.01.2001 (By-election) (Ministerial By-election) (Ministerial 18.03.1865-01.01.1866 09.09.2006-23.03.2012 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 27.02.1965-22.10.1983 (By-election) 12.05.1888-13.05.1893 22.05.1915-16.03.1918 29.04.1950-30.10.1971 (Died 28.05.1966-07.12.1974 1 23.12.1868-20.10.1871 18.08.1919-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

est

oodridge eerongpilly own of Brisbane South Brisbane Brisbane South Y W Mitchell Ashgrove Everton Cairns Rockhampton North Oxley Callide Ipswich W T East Moreton Legislative Council (Life)

ALP Country ALP LNP Independent PUP Independent ALP ALP ALP ALP

KAISER, Michael Hans (Mike) JUDGE, Carl John JORDAN, Henry (Vi) JORDAN, Violet Ellen Edward JONES, Vincent JONES, Rees Rutland JONES, Thomas Llewellyn JONES, Norman Francis (Gerry) JONES, Norman Francis JONES, Raymond (Ray)

JONES, Kate Jennifer JONES, Kate

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Affairs gy and Minister

, KAP (Qld Division) , KAP

and Island Affairs Tourism, Fair Trading Fair Tourism, 1.1983-06.02.1986 , KAP (Qld Division) , KAP Ethnic Affairs Ethnic Wine Industry Development Wine 12.02.2004-13.09.2007 07.1 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 19.01.1989-28.08.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 13.03.1993- 24.03.2012-29.11.2012 29.11.2012-30.01.2015 06.02.1986-01.12.1987

Minister for and Minister for Northern Development Minister for Northern Development and Aboriginal Minister for Northern Development and Community Services Minister for Northern Development, Ethnic Community Services and Services Minister for Community and Minister for Mines and Ener Development for Northern and Regional MHR (Federal) Kennedy Leader Parliamentary Secretary

1.1986

1.1878-01.11.1881 1.05.1935-02.04.1938 1.03.1899-26.09.1903

28.05.1966-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-13.07.1983 13.07.1983-01.1 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 10.01.2001-17.02.2001 1 26.1 01.10.1883-04.05.1888 1 07.12.1974-19.09.1992 24.03.2012-

Toowoomba Hawthorne Mansfield Mansfield Greenslopes Albert East Darling Downs Cunningham Flinders Mount Isa

ALP KAP Liberal Liberal National LNP Independent Ministerialist Independent National Independent ALP Ministerialist

KAYE, Ian Scott KAYE, Majella KEECH, Margaret KAUS, William Bernard (Bill) William KAUS,

Robert Ignatius (Rob) KATTER,

KATTER, Robert Carl (Bob) KATTER, KATES, Francis KATES, David KANE, James

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Whip for Women for Women Islander Affairs Islander 01.11.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-25.03.2009 03.04.2009-23.02.2012 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-30.01.2015 orres Strait Islander Affairs orres Strait Islander Minister Minister Child Safety and Minister for Minister Government for Parliamentary Secretary T Assistant Minister for Strait

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Maranoa Burnett Rosewood Nash Stanley Nundah Cook Bowen Cook

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ALP ALP Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist Independent Opposition CPNP Ministerialist ALP QLP United CPNP LNP

KENT, William KENT, KEOGH, Denis Thomas KENNY, James Alexander KENNY, Charles Francis William KENNEDY, KENNA, Francis

KEMPTON, David KEMPTON, KELLETT, William KELLETT, KELSO, William KEHOE, Gregory Brian (Brian) KEHOE, Gregory Brian

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, Chief Secretary & Treasurer , Chief Secretary & 02.08.1929-11.06.1932 01.12.1899-07.12.1899 17.09.1903-19.01.1906 19.01.1906-19.11.1907 03.07.1907-19.11.1907 18.02.1908-29.10.1908 reasurer & Postmaster-General T Treasurer Premier Secretary for Railways Public Secretary for Railways and Government Tribunal)

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ownsville Gympie Rockhampton Merthyr Barcoo Enoggera Sherwood Port Curtis T Oxley Merthyr

s Party

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Ministerialist Liberal CPNP Ministerialist ALP ALP Ministerialist Opposition ALP ALP Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist Independent Opposition Nationalist United CPNP CPNP Qld People’ Opposition Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist

KIDGELL, James Gawthorne , KEYATTA, George KEYATTA, KERWIN, Patrick James KERWIN, KESSELL, John Henry

KERR, Thomas Caldwell KERR, James Stevingstone KERR, George Patrick KEOGH, James

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of Committees gency Services 18.02.1908-07.02.191 13.11.1874-10.05.1876 25.07.1876-26.07.1883 21.08.1940-29.03.1941 07.04.2009-17.04.2010 17.04.2010-23.03.2012 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-30.01.2015 21.05.1929-17.06.1932 Secretary for Public Public Instruction Chairman Premier and Chief Secretary and Chief Premier Deputy Government for Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary Emer for Parliamentary Secretary Assistant Minister for Secretary for Public Speaker

1.1873 1.1878 1.1990

1.05.1935 1.06.1932-29.03.1941 15.11.1878-17.08.1883 09.10.1920-1 13.05.1893-18.03.1899 02.12.1989-21.1 (Election declared void) 1 09.09.2006-23.03.2012 21.03.2009-23.03.2012 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 12.08.1870-13.07.1871 04.10.1871-12.1 (By-election) 09.12.1874-14.1 (By-election)

19.02.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 26.01.1882-19.03.1890 (Resigned)

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Logan Maranoa Nicklin Maree Mount Isa Chatsworth Cairns W Ravenswood Maryborough

Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

∅

ALP Nationalist United CPNP ALP Liberal ALP ALP LNP ALP

KING, Robert George Thomas KING, William KING, Robert KING, Reginald Macdonnell

KING, George KING, Henry Edward

KILPATRICK, Charles KILPATRICK, KING, Gavin Ryan Andrew (Steve) KILBURN, Steven KIERNAN, Betty Margaret KIERNAN,

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Transport Transport Attorney- Attorney-General

Treasurer Works Office

Transport

without

15.12.1920-10.07.1924 14.07.1924-26.02.1925 26.02.1925-21.05.1929 23.12.1965-20.12.1971 20.12.1971-20.06.1972 20.06.1972-13.08.1976 13.08.1976-09.10.1978 09.10.1978-15.12.1978 15.12.1978-23.12.1980 23.12.1980-18.08.1983 03.11.1983-31.01.1988 23.06.1998-23.02.1999 reasurer Minister for Health Minister for Employment and Labour Relations Leader of Liberal Party Whip PHON+ Chairman of Committees Minister Secretary for Public Minister for Minister for Justice and General and Minister for Minister for Justice and Deputy Premier and T

1.1980 1.06.1932

13.06.1998-23.02.1999 23.02.1999-05.08.1999 29.04.1893-21.03.1896 26.05.1875-21.08.1883 (By-election) 13.06.1998-23.02.1999 23.02.1999-24.03.2003 (Resigned) 07.12.1974-29.1 27.04.1912-1 03.08.1957-02.12.1989

Burdekin Brisbane North Brisbane South Brisbane Maryborough Mourilyan Brisbane Nundah

PHON+ IND

PHON+ IND National ALP Liberal Ministerialist

Alan (Jeff) KNUTH, Jeffrey

KNOX, Sir William Edward William KNOX, Sir

KIRWAN, Michael Joseph KIRWAN, Ann KIPPIN, (Vicky) Victoria KINGSFORD, Richard Ash Richard KINGSFORD, Alan John Dr. KINGSTON, KINGSBURY, John James KINGSBURY,

251 Queensland Parliamentary Record Whip, KAP (Qld Division) Whip, KAP 02.04.1996-19.05.1998 15.08.1867-10.09.1868 29.11.2012-30.01.2015 20.06.2012-23.03.2015 emporary Chair of Committees

Parliamentary Parliamentary T Secretary for Public Lands Chairman of Committees

1.1977 1.1977 1.2011

1.2011- 1.1977-01.11.1986 1.03.1902-27.08.1904 07.12.1974-12.1 1 07.12.1974-12.1 27.08.1904-02.05.1927 05.08.1999-18.02.2000 18.02.2000-17.02.2001 07.02.2004-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-21.03.2009 21.03.2009-01.1 02.1 24.03.2012- 12.1 07.12.1974-22.10.1983 05.12.1878-12.05.1888 04.01.1867-03.12.1869 (By-election) 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 (Resigned) 20.12.1862-11.05.1865 01.05.1860-16.08.1864 (Resigned) 23.08.1888-11.08.1921 15.03.1872-03.12.1901 (Resigned)

Towers

ynnum W Brisbane South South Brisbane Balonne Charters Dalrymple Beaudesert Murrumba Salisbury Maranoa Mitchell Mooloolah Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (5 years) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP Liberal National Ministerialist Liberal KAP LNP ALP Liberal CPQ CCAQ National LNP

LANDSBOROUGH, William LAMONT, Colin Charles LAMONT, LAND, Edward Martin LAMOND, William McMillan (Bill) William LAMOND, Alexander James LAMONT, LAMING, Bruce Edric Frederick William LAMBERT, William LAMB, Edward LAIDLEY, James Turquand LAIDLEY, LALOR, James KRUGER, Raymond Charles (Joe) KRUGER, Raymond Charles Annette (Rosie) KYBURZ, Rosemary KRAUSE, Jonathan Mark (Jon) KRAUSE, Jonathan Mark KNUTH, Shane Andrew KNUTH, Shane

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Technology, Technology, Training and Training Works Works Arts

Office

Transport

without for Transport

04.08.1939-27.04.1944 03.04.2012-13.02.2015 15.02.2013-20.02.2013 09.09.1919-22.10.1919 22.10.1919-07.04.1920 07.04.1920-21.05.1929 12.04.1939-04.08.1939 27.04.1944-07.03.1946 07.03.1946-10.05.1950 10.05.1950-10.03.1952 23.12.1980-18.08.1983 07.11.1983-01.12.1987 03.04.2009-22.03.2011 03.04.2009-22.03.2011 reasurer Minister Secretary for Public Instruction T Attorney-General Minister for Leader of the Liberal National Party Leader of the Opposition Minister for Education, Employment Minister for Science, Information Innovation and the Secretary for Public Secretary for Railways Secretary for Mines

1.06.1932-19.05.1956

24.03.2012-30.01.2015 24.07.1971-22.10.1983 (By-election) 22.10.1983-30.01.1989 (Resigned) 07.02.2004-09.09.2008 09.09.2008- 27.04.1912-11.05.1929 1 Minister (Resigned) 17.05.1865-23.09.1865 & Resigned) (Reappointed

aterford

W Merthyr Surfers Paradise Keppel Rockhampton

LNP ALP National Liberal LNP Liberal

James

Ross Michael LATTER,

LARCOMBE,

Honoré LANGBROEK, John-Paul LANE, Donald Frederick (Don) LANE, Donald

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Works and Mines Works

Tourism and Fair Trading and Fair Tourism (Federal) Transport

and Women , Health Quality and Complaints , Scrutiny of Legislation Committee of Legislation , Scrutiny Altruistic , Investigation into Ethics , Members’ , Palm Island Select Committee gy and Minister for Aboriginal and for gy and Minister 30.07.1998-23.01.2001 19.02.2004-03.03.2005 01.07.2007-15.11.2007 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 07.10.1941-21.09.1943 01.02.1901-17.09.1903 23.07.1907-20.01.1909 03.03.2005-28.07.2005 28.07.2005-13.09.2006 13.09.2006-18.10.2006 14.02.2008-08.10.2008 11.11.2008-20.03.2009 19.04.2005-25.08.2005 19.12.1931-02.11.1961 orres Strait Islander Policy orres Strait Islander Minister for Secretary for Railways and Public Speaker Secretary for Public Chair Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary and Innovation for State Development for Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary Ener T Minister for Justice and for Attorney-General and Minister Justice Chair Surrogacy Committee Chair and Privileges Committee Chair Chair Commission Select Committee Minister for MHR (Federal) Brisbane

1.03.1902-18.05.1907

25.04.1893-20.01.1909 1 24.05.1997- 20.03.2009 24.05.1997- (Retired) (By-election) 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 18.08.1919-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

arrego Bulloo W Kurwongbah Southport Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist ALP ALP Independent Ministerialist

ALP

LEAHY, Patrick James LEAHY,

John LEAHY, George LAWSON,

Peter Joseph LAWLOR,

LAVARCH, Linda Denise ,

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Assembly

Torres Strait Islander Torres Agriculture and Stock Works and Housing Works and Youth 18.08.1920-23.03.1922 03.02.1920-03.12.1920 30.01.2007-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-05.10.2008 09.09.1919-09.01.1920 17.09.1925-13.06.1927 08.05.1929-02.06.1929 19.11.1907-18.02.1908 10.03.1975-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-23.12.1980 21.09.2006-30.01.2007 01.06.1915-09.09.1919 Secretary for President of Legislative Council Lieutenant-Governor of Queensland Minister for Industry and Minister for Administrative Services to the Minister Parliamentary Secretary Services, for Communities, Disablility Seniors to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Disability Communities, Minister for for Services Queensland, Minister Aboriginal and Seniors and Partnerships, Minister for to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Main Roads and Local Government Speaker of Legislative Tribunal)

18.05.1907-16.01.1920 24.09.1907-05.02.1908 by Elections (Reinstated 06.06.1964-02.12.1989 (By-election) (Resigned) 17.02.2001-05.10.2008 05.10.2008-20.03.2009 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 17.02.2001-20.03.2009 18.08.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 01.07.1912-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

eronga Herbert Y Indooroopilly Pine Rivers Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Tablelands

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One Nation ALP ALP Liberal ALP GRN Opposition

LEESE, Kenneth James William LENNON, Theresa LEE LONG, Rosa

LEE, Ronan Oliver

Edward (Norm) LEE, Norman

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Training

Welfare and Welfare Attorney-General Attorney-General

, Valuation, Urban Valuation, ,

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1.1873 1.1977 1.1986

1.1986-29.11.1989 1.1986-29.11.1989 1.1873-14.02.1874 1.1977-19.09.1992 1.03.1899-27.04.1912

01.05.1860-25.1 25.1 1 07.12.1974-12.1 12.1 19.09.1992-07.02.2004 01.06.1963-01.1 01.1 (Resigned)

Valley

Valley

Hamlet of Fortitude Fortitude Clermont Belyando Peak Downs Keppel Mount Coot-tha Moggill

Liberal

ALP National

Sir ,

Daniel (Bill) William LICKISS,

LESTER, Vincent Patrick (Vince) Vincent LESTER, LESINA, Vincent Bernard Vincent LESINA, Joseph

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Government Whip Government 1.1987-01.12.1987 25.1 29.09.1992-19.02.1996 26.02.1996-13.02.1998 29.09.1992-13.02.1998 27.03.1893-25.05.1893 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 11.12.1991-29.09.1992 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 05.10.1992-22.02.1995 17.02.1987-24.11.1987 17.02.1987-24.11.1987 05.07.1989-02.11.1989 outh and Sport Minister for Education, Sport and Recreation Deputy Leader of the Opposition Minister for Environment Deputy Speaker Minister for Health and Environment Deputy Leader of the Opposition Minister for Families, and Community Care Party Deputy Leader National Secretary for Mines and Public Minister for Education, Y

1.1977 1.03.1902 1.03.1899

1.03.1902-18.05.1907

(Retired) 02.12.1989-13.06.1998 17.02.2001-09.09.2006 1 07.12.1974-12.1 22.10.1983-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-20.03.2009 (Retired) 17.10.1901-1 (By-election) 05.10.1883-13.05.1893 04.04.1896-1 19.05.1888-20.05.1893 22.10.1983-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-17.02.2001

est

ide Bay estern Downs oothakata Ipswich W W Everton Fassifern Beaudesert Rockhampton North Kennedy Cairns W Condamine W

ALP Ministerialist National National LNP Independent Ministerialist Ministerialist Liberal

(Don) LIVINGSTONE, Donald Wallace

LITTLEPROUD, Brian George LITTLEPROUD, Brian George Clancy William LITTLE, LINNETT, John LINNETT, LISSNER, Isidor Siegfried

LINDSAY, Brian David LINDSAY, Valentine Kevin Rowson (Kev) LINGARD, LINDLEY, ,

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, Public Works Committee Works , Public 02.08.1972-28.10.1974 22.02.1995-20.02.1996 20.02.1996-13.06.1998 03.05.2001-15.08.2006 Legislative Government Government Opposition Whip Chair Speaker First woman elected to

1.03.1902 1.05.1929 1.05.1929 1.05.1929 Declared Void) Declared 1.1873-09.03.1877 1.06.1932-28.11.1935 1.05.1929-11.06.1932 (Election 17.05.1958-28.10.1974 (By-election)(Resigned) 29.04.1893-1 07.1 04.04.1925-1 (By-election) 1 14.04.1951-27.05.1972 (By-election) 22.05.1915-09.10.1920 12.05.1923-1 07.12.1974-22.10.1983 09.10.1920-1 03.08.1957-04.03.1958 1 10.10.1917-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 10.03.1873-01.03.1878 (Resigned)

oowoomba oowoomba North Stanley Gympie T Kedron Enoggera Kelvin Grove T Lockyer Flinders Bulimba Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

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Country CPNP Country/National* CPNP Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP ALP Liberal

LORD, Frederick LORD, Robert Stuart LONGMAN, Irene Maud LONGERAN, William Horace (Bill) William LONGERAN, Houston LONG, William LOCKWOOD, John Aubrey Ross LOCKWOOD, John LOGAN, Andrew George Field LLOYD, William LLEWELYN, Henry LLEWELYN, LLOYD, Eric Gayford LLEWELYN, Evan John LLEWELYN,

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, Treasurer and Treasurer , Transport and Main Roads and Main Transport gy 20.12.2002-12.02.2004) 22.02.2001-23.03.2001 23.03.2001-12.02.2004 for (Minister with responsibility Ener 12.02.2004-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-26.03.2009 26.03.2009-16.09.2011 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 30.07.1998-21.02.2001 Attorney-General, Minister for Local Government and Special Minister of State Chairman, Parliamentary Criminal Chairman, Parliamentary Justice Committee to the Parliamentary Secretary Deputy Premier Minister for Sport Minister for Innovation and Information Economy Minister for Deputy Premier and Minister for Infrastructure and Planning Deputy Premier Minister for Health

1.1977

29.03.1941-15.04.1944 15.04.1944-03.05.1947 03.05.1947-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-06.03.1953 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 29.04.1893-18.07.1894 03.05.1947-16.10.1974 (Resigned) 25.05.1874-05.10.1883 07.12.1974-12.1 05.10.1996-23.03.2012 (By-election) (Retired)

ytton Maree Norman Aubigny Aubigny Cooroora Balonne Brisbane L

Liberal Ministerialist UAP Independent Qld People's Party Liberal ALP Opposition Country/National*

LUKE, Alfred James

LUCKINS, Louis Wells

LOWES, Harold Bertram LOWES, Harold Thomas LUCAS, Paul Jacob LOW, LOVEJOY, William LOVEJOY, David Alan LOW,

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(NSW) Ipswich

1.1868-28.01.1869 orks 14.06.1859-10.12.1859 17.02.2004-28.09.2005 07.08.2006-06.12.2007 06.12.2007-09.09.2008 30.05.1860-12.06.1861 21.03.1862-20.07.1866 25.1 07.08.1866-15.08.1867 08.01.1874-05.06.1876 28.01.1869-03.05.1870 15.11.1870-21.06.1871 24.10.1874-13.1 Also MLA Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party Leader of the Liberal Party Chairman of Committees Public Secretary for Lands and Lands Premier and Secretary for and W 01.02.1866-20.07.1866 Premier and Colonial Secretary Secretary for Public and Gold Fields Speaker Secretary for Public Whip, Liberal Party

1.03.1899-06.07.1899 1.03.1902-27.08.1904

07.02.2004-09.09.2008 09.09.2008- 12.05.1888-06.05.1893 1 19.07.2014- (By-election) 1 04.05.1888-17.07.1889 10.05.1860-18.09.1868 18.09.1868-22.07.1871 22.10.1872-14.06.1876 (By-election) 17.04.1886-01.08.1896

ford

Caloundra Brisbane South Brisbane Staf Cairns Fitzroy Ipswich Eastern Downs Ipswich Legislative Council (Life)

Liberal LNP

ALP

MACANSH, John Donald McARDLE, Mark Francis

MACALISTER, , LYONS, James LYONS, Robert LYONS, LYNHAM, , LUYA, Abraham Fleetwood LUYA,

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, Chief Secretary & Treasurer , Chief Secretary & 22.10.1925-21.05.1929 28.05.1956-12.08.1957 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 12.07.1915-09.09.1919 09.09.1919-02.07.1923 02.07.1923-22.10.1925 08.01.1874-03.08.1874 09.09.2008-02.04.2009 09.09.2008-02.04.2009 03.04.2012-13.02.2015 07.02.1911-11.12.1912 30.08.1929-10.11.1931 22.12.1954-28.05.1956 Home Secretary Secretary for Public Lands Premier Attorney-General Deputy Leader of the Opposition the Opposition Leader of Deputy Party of the Liberal National Deputy Leader Ener Minister for Public Lands Secretary for Agent-General for Queensland Immigration Secretary for Mines and Secretary for Public Housing and Immigration Minister for Local Government and Planning Speaker

1 1.1873

1-09.10.1920 1.1986-13.06.1998 1.1873-13.11.1874 1.1900-05.02.1908

(Resigned) 15.09.1870-18.1 18.1 24.1 (By-election) 02.10.1909-05.09.191 16.09.191 (By-election) 29.04.1950-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-28.05.1960 01.1 28.03.1896-14.04.1898 27.04.1912-21.02.1930 26.04.1861-16.07.1868 (Resigned)

oowong oowong Kennedy Ravenswood T Brisbane North T Haughton Callide Burnett Cairns Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist ALP Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist #Liberal ALP QLP National

Edward O’Donnell MacDEVITT,

McCORMACK, William (Bill) McCORMACK, William McCONNEL, John Fraser McCORD, William McCAULEY, Diane Elizabeth (Di) McCAULEY,

Colin George McCATHIE, MACARTNEY, Sir Edward Henry Sir Edward MACARTNEY,

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-General and 07.12.1989-10.12.1991 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 30.03.1901-13.1 01.07.1910-08.07.1913 08.10.1914-13.06.1917 27.05.1947-30.05.1950 22.04.1885-17.08.1887 30.03.1901-16.12.1903 Minister for Health Minister for Lands MHR (Federal) Kennedy MHR Speaker (Federal) Opposition Whip Postmaster in Representative of Government Legislative Council MHR (Federal) Brisbane

1.1986

1.03.1896 1.1986-13.06.1998 1.1877-15.11.1878 1.1873-28.11.1878 1.1878-17.08.1883 1.1883-21.04.1885 22.10.1983-01.1 01.1 20.1 (By-election) 17.04.1879-10.04.1880 (By-election) 07.03.1878-07.03.1894 20.05.1893-24.06.1901 02.04.1938-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-07.03.1953 18.1 15.1 (By-election) 21.1 21.03.1896-31.07.1901 (By-election) 21.03.1896-18.05.1907

22.04.1885-1 10.10.1917-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 03.07.1907-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 01.05.1860-01.05.1865 01.05.1865-13.09.1895 (Resigned)

Valley

ownsville

T Thuringowa Rockhampton Leichhardt Ipswich Flinders Stanley Somerset Blackall Rockhampton Moreton Brisbane North Fortitude

Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (5 years) (Reappointed for Life)

Ministerialist ALP ALP Country ALP Ministerialist ALP

MacFARLANE, John MacFARLANE,

John MacFARLANE, (Ken) Victor Kenneth McELLIGOTT, McDOUGALL, John Frederick (Frank) McDONNELL, Francis

MacDONALD, Peter Fitzallan Thomas MacDONALD-PATERSON, McDONALD, Lewis Richard MACDONALD, Duncan McDONALD, Charles McDONALD,

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Standing Treasurer

Works and Mines Works

Works Committee Works

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24.09.1992-19.02.1996 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 12.02.2004-28.07.2005 09.08.2005-15.08.2006 09.08.2005-09.10.2006 21.05.1929-17.06.1932 08.01.1874-24.10.1874 21.01.1879-05.01.1882 06.03.1990-16.12.1991 16.12.1991-24.09.1992 29.06.1998-22.02.2001 Secretary for Public Premier and Colonial and Colonial Secretary Chairman, Public Chairman, Public Minister for Resource Industries Ener Minister for Minerals and Minister for Mines and Ener Minister on Regional Development Services Minister for Police and Corrective and Minister Carpentaria Minerals Province Minister for State Development and Innovation Chairman Orders Committee Speaker Attorney-General

1.03.1899 1.1873-20.11.1878 1.1878-05.06.1886 1.05.1929-11.06.1932

09.10.1920-15.05.1923 05.01.1870-08.08.1871 (By-election) 25.1 21.1 05.05.1888-21.03.1896 (By-election) 21.03.1896-1 02.12.1989-09.09.2006 1 04.05.1904-21.01.1917 (Resigned)

arrego Merthyr W Maranoa Mulgrave Brisbane North Cunningham Mount Isa South Brisbane Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

Representative

∅

Nationalist CPNP Ministerialist ALP Farmers’ ALP

McILWRAITH, Sir Thomas Sir McILWRAITH, MacGROARTY, Neil Francis MacGROARTY, MacGREGOR, Peter Balderston

McGRADY, Anthony (Tony) Anthony McGRADY, McGHIE, Charles Stewart McGHIE, Charles McGAHAN, Thomas

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Technology

1.1987

Office

Tourism, National Parks, Tourism, Treasurer for Transport without

and Arts The 01.12.1986-25.1 29.03.1895-09.12.1897 20.06.1972-24.10.1974 06.09.1979-25.09.1980 07.11.1983-01.12.1986 09.12.1987-19.01.1989 24.12.1881-13.11.1883 13.06.1888-30.11.1888 27.03.1893-27.10.1893 30.11.1888-17.09.1889 12.08.1890-27.03.1893 27.10.1893-29.03.1895 05.05.1917-07.08.1934 17.02.1932-17.08.1934 elfare Housing Legislation Committee Minister for Sport Minister for Industry and Minister for Family Services and W Minister and Colonial Secretary and Chief Railways and Secretary for and Chief Secretary Minister Colonial for Railways Chief Secretary and Secretary MHR (Federal) Lilley Speaker (Federal) Minister for Local Government and Electricity Chairman, Subordinate

1.1989

1.1878-24.03.1880

(Resigned) 18.05.1907-05.02.1908 15.04.1944-07.03.1953 22.1 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 01.06.1963-24.10.1974 (Resigned) 07.12.1974-27.1

Brisbane

Aubigny Cunningham South Gympie Carnarvon Carnarvon

Country/National* National Ministerialist Country Ministerialist

McKECHNIE, Peter Richard McKECHNIE, Henry Arthur McKECHNIE, Henry MACKAY, George Hugh George MACKAY, McINTYRE, Malcolm Angus MACKAY, McINTYRE, Donald

264 The 54th Parliament

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gency Services

Treasurer and Collector of Internal Treasurer gency Services Aboriginal and Torres Strait Torres Aboriginal and 19.01.1989-25.09.1989 12.12.1995-19.02.1996 12.12.1995-19.02.1996 29.06.1998-16.12.1999 29.06.1998-22.02.2001 29.06.1998-30.11.2000 16.12.1999-25.07.2005 30.07.1998-30.10.1998 30.11.2000-22.02.2001 30.11.2000-25.07.2005 22.02.2001-25.07.2005 Revenue 14.12.1859-04.08.1862 07.12.1989-10.12.1991 24.09.1992-19.02.1996 16.12.1994-19.02.1996 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 reasurer Minister for State Development Deputy Premier T Colonial Colonial Secretary Police and Minister for Emer Housing, Local Minister for and Planning Government Minister for Rural Communities Infrastructure Minister for Provision of for Islander Communities Minister for Emer Minister for Consumer Rural Communities Minister for Regional and and Information Minister for Communication Minister for Local Government and Planning Minister for Sport Chairman, Select Committee on Parliamentary Entitlements

1.1977-25.07.2005

04.05.1860-06.04.1869 12.1 (Resigned)

Burnett Chatsworth

ALP

MACKENZIE, Sir Robert Ramsay

(Terry) Michael Terence MACKENROTH,

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Administrative Services Treasurer , TQP (Qld Division) , KAP 03.08.2010-12.08.2011 22.09.2011-24.03.2012 21.09.2006-13.09.2007 01.02.1866-20.07.1866 15.08.1867-25.11.1868 21.07.1866-16.12.1866 07.12.1878-21.01.1879 07.12.1989-24.09.1992 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Main Roads Minister for Sustainability and Colonial Premier Colonial and Mines Secretary for Public Lands Minister for Leader Leader

1.10.2011 1.03.1899 1.05.1929

1.1980-19.09.1992 1.10.2011-23.03.2012 1.05.1935-29.03.1941 (By-election) 18.05.1907-05.02.1908 22.05.1915-16.03.1918 17.02.2001-20.03.2009 18.03.1899-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 05.02.1908-27.04.1912 22.05.1915-09.10.1920 15.05.1923-1 1 02.05.1862-16.12.1866 (By-election) 09.05.1876-17.08.1883 (By-election) 29.1 (Retired) 21.03.2009-04.05.2010 04.05.2010-04.10.2010 04.10.2010-1 1 14.09.1885-1 03.08.1901-27.08.1904 09.05.1899-22.07.1901 (Resigned)

Valley Valley g

Bulimba Hervey Bay Cambooya Pittsworth Fortitude Merthyr Bundaber Eastern Downs Logan Bulimba Beaudesert Fortitude Legislative Council (Life)

LNP IND TQP KAP Ministerialist Opposition ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP Ministerialist

McNAMARA, Andrew Ian Andrew McNAMARA, McMINN, Hugh Cameron McMASTER, John

McLEAN, Ronald Thomas (Ron) Thomas McLEAN, Ronald McLINDON, Aiden Patrick McLEAN, Peter McLEAN, Bernard McLEAN, John Donald McLACHLAN, McLACHLAN, Alfred Peter MACKINTOSH, Donald MACKINTOSH,

266 The 54th Parliament

Works and Mines Works

Works Committee Works

Agriculture, Fisheries and Agriculture and Stock Agriculture and Forestry

12.08.1957-09.06.1960 20.04.1989-19.10.1989 21.01.1879-13.03.1883 13.06.1888-04.01.1890 04.01.1890-12.08.1890 03.04.2012-13.02.2015 09.06.1960-16.06.1960 09.06.1960-14.06.1963 13.09.2007-25.03.2009 06.08.1907-12.09.1913 Chairman of Committees for Chairman of Committees Minister for Minister for Public Lands and Irrigation Minister for Change and Innovation Change Legislative Council Chairman, Public Secretary for Public Colonial Secretary and Secretary for Mines Minister for Forrestry

1.1873-28.11.1878

01.07.1881-12.09.1913 21.03.1882-21.03.1888 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 03.05.1947-03.08.1963 22.05.1915-16.03.1918 22.10.1983-02.12.1989 27.04.1912-22.05.1915 25.1 04.03.1879-30.03.1891 (By-election) 24.03.2012- 19.02.1920-16.09.1920 (Resigned) 12.11.1921-23.03.1922 (Reappointed; Abolished) Council

indsor indsor arwick oowoomba North ownsville oowoomba South Gregory Maryborough W W T W Kennedy T T Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life)

LNP LNP Country National Ministerialist ALP

MADDERN, Marguerete Anne (Anne) MADDERN, Marguerete MADSEN, Otto Ottosen McWHANNELL, Thomas McVEIGH, John Joseph

MACROSSAN, Hugh Denis MACROSSAN, John Murtagh Carpendale (Sandy) Alexander McPHIE, MacPHERSON, Peter McPHAIL, Herbert George McPHAIL, Herbert

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, State Development, Infrastructure and , State Development, Infrastructure 1.09.2006-20.03.2009 15.07.1936-15.07.1941 1 (54th Parliament) 19.11.2012-13.02.2015 10.10.1950-03.07.1957 03.08.1944-10.10.1950 22.02.1950-19.03.1951 28.04.1951-30.06.1965 09.04.2009-16.04.2010 19.11.2012-30.01.2015 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-19.11.2012 Speaker Chairman of Committees Also Senator (Federal) Also Senator Government to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Education Chair Industry Committee Assistant Minister for Emer for Sport and Racing Parliamentary Secretary and Racing Assistant Minister for Sport Minister for Housing and Public Leader of Opposition of Opposition Leader

1.1907

1.1907-18.02.1908 1.06.1932-27.10.1949 1.05.1929-11.06.1932 18.02.1908-29.10.1908 29.10.1908-29.04.1912 04.04.1936-17.05.1969 (By-election) 17.05.1969-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-18.10.1977 (Resigned) 1 17.02.2001-21.03.2009 21.03.2009-23.03.2012 (Retired) 30.04.1994-09.09.2008 (By-election) 09.09.2008-30.01.2015 (Retired) 24.03.2012- 27.08.1904-18.05.1907 18.05.1907-19.1 19.1 1

olston est Moreton Brisbane Ipswich East W W Glass House Pine Rivers Mirani Everton Cairns Rosewood

∅

ALP ALP Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist Independent Opposition ALP ALP National LNP LNP CPNP Country

MARGINSON, Evan MANN, John Henry (Johnno)

MANN, John MANDER, Timothy Leonard (Tim) Timothy MANDER,

Edward (Ted) MALONE, George MALE, Carolyn Therese MALE, Carolyn

MAHER, Edmund Bede Edmund MAHER,

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-General and Representative 10.03.1908-25.08.1909 01.07.1913-30.07.1914 05.09.1914-30.06.1920 08.07.1876-21.01.1879;

Chairman of Committees Senator (Federal) Postmaster

of Government in Legislative Council

1.1907 1.1941

1.1907-18.02.1908 1.1941-29.04.1950 1.03.1902-14.05.1905 18.03.1899-18.05.1907 18.05.1907-19.1 19.1 18.02.1908-02.10.1909 18.05.1907-29.12.1917 02.04.1938-03.1 03.1 10.09.1949-28.05.1960 (By-election) 28.05.1960-28.05.1966 1 02.04.1938-15.04.1944 28.05.1898-25.03.1899 (By-election) 27.08.1904-27.04.1912 09.10.1920-02.04.1938 19.05.1876-22.04.1885 (Resigned) 28.11.1888-06.01.1892 (Resigned) 11.03.1892-23.03.1922 (Reappointed; Abolished) Council 01.05.1860-14.05.1862 (Resigned)

est

oowong oowong Burke Flinders Bulimba Ipswich Ipswich W Burrum T Burnett Ipswich T Legislative Council (Life) (5 years) Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative Legislative Council

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Nationalist United CPNP ALP Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist ALP ALP Labor Independent ALP ALP UAP ALP

MAY, John MAY, MEIN, Charles Stuart

MAXWELL, William MAXWELL, James Francis MAUGHAN, William John Ryott William MAUGHAN, MASSEY, Harry MASSEY, MASSIE, Robert George George MARTIN, MARSDEN, Ivor Henry George MARRIOTT, MARKS, Charles Ferdinand Charles MARKS,

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Whip gy Aboriginal and Torres Aboriginal and , Education and Innovation Committee , Education and Innovation 30.07.1998-23.01.2001 12.02.2004-25.08.2004 (54th Parliament) 06.04.2009-09.02.2010 25.08.2004-13.09.2006 03.03.2005-13.09.2006 13.09.2006-13.09.2007 24.06.1884-03.01.1885 03.01.1885-17.04.1885 14.05.2012-30.01.2015 17.05.2012-30.01.2015 Minister for Environment Minister for Ener Minister for Strait Islander Policy Minister for State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations Instruction for Public Secretary Party Room Secretary Chair Senior Whip Deputy Opposition Chairman, Members’ Parliamentary Privileges Committee

1.1977

1.1878-04.07.1882 1.1980-02.12.1989

07.09.1883-05.05.1888 05.05.1888-29.04.1893 28.05.1960-12.1 07.02.2004-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-30.01.2015 (Retired) 29.1 07.02.2004-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-04.05.2010 05.05.2010-23.03.2012 26.1 13.06.1998-23.03.2012 (Retired) 18.04.1878-18.08.1886 Vacant) (Seat Declared

ide Bay

W Gympie Nudgee Burdekin Mulgrave Burnett Rosewood Logan Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

National LNP IND ALP ALP National LNP National

MICKEL, Reginald John (John) , MENZEL, Max Richard MESSENGER, Robert Desmond (Rob)

MENKENS, Rosemary Norma MELLOR, Matthew John (Jack) MELLOY, MELBOURNE, Charles Sydney Dick MELBOURNE,

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Committee

Advisory

Orders

Valuation

Works and Mines Works Services Standing Speaker’s

Secretary for Transport, Trade, Employment Trade, for Transport,

(ex-officio), (ex-officio),

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1.1873 1.1986

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1.1876-21.11.1878 1.1878-22.08.1887 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 28.05.1966-01.1 05.02.2000- (By-election) 07.09.1883-19.07.1887 06.05.1893-27.03.1896 (Died 27.09.1864-25.1 (By-election) 20.01.1874-14.10.1875 (By-election) 14.1 (By-election) 26.1 06.12.1869-07.06.1870 (By-election) (Did Not 05.07.1902-03.03.1922

Sandgate Ithaca Bundamba Fassifern Brisbane South Maranoa Carnarvon Northern Downs Darling Downs Rockhampton Legislative Council (Life)

ALP LNP Liberal Independent Liberal Ministerialist

MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn MILLER, Colin John (Col) MILLARD, Kerry Natasha MILFORD, Henry John Bede

MILES, Edward David MILES, William MIDGLEY, Alfred MIDGLEY, William MIDSON, Charles

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Affairs and Affairs

Whip

Administrative Services Treasurer and Secretary for Finance Treasurer rade , Select Committee on Travelsafe on , Select Committee Legislation Committee , Scrutiny of and Local Government Transport, , and Local Government Transport , and T 24.09.1992-18.10.1993 18.10.1993-19.02.1996 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-30.01.2015 03.03.1998-30.07.1998 23.03.2001-07.02.2004 12.02.2004-13.09.2006 16.04.2008-20.03.2009 23.04.2009-30.06.2011 16.06.2011-15.11.2011 15.11.2011-19.02.2012 13.04.2012-15.02.2015 07.12.1989-24.09.1992 Assistant Minister for Public National Party Colonial to the Secretary Parliamentary Health Minister for Chair Chair Chair Infrastructure Committee Chair Committee Opposition Whip Minister for Justice and Corrective Services Minister for Consumer Minister for Corrective Services Minister for Parliamentary Secretary for Public

1.1977-19.09.1992

19.09.1992-17.02.2001 27.04.1860-02.10.1864 18.05.1907-05.02.1908 12.1 19.09.1992-13.06.1998 (Retired) 24.03.2012- 27.08.1904-02.10.1909

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estern Downs Charters W Charters T Everton Ferny Grove Chatsworth Maryborough

LNP National Opposition ALP

ALP

MITCHELL, William MITCHELL, William Lacy Thomas De MOFFAT, Alan (Rob) MITCHELL, Robert MINNIKIN, Steven James (Steve)

MILLINER, Glen Richard MILLICAN, Joe

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for Transport , Economic Development Committee 17.06.1932-15.07.1936 10.03.1976-02.08.1983 11.09.1948-28.01.1949 17.03.1949-10.05.1950 10.05.1950-12.08.1957 07.05.1957-12.08.1957 23.04.2009-16.06.2011 12.08.1862-02.10.1864 12.04.2012-18.05.2012 18.05.2012-20.02.2013 21.05.1929-17.06.1932 09.04.1924-11.05.1929 Secretary for Mines and Immigration Secretary for Health and Home Minister Chair Secretary for Child Safety Parliamentary for Child Safety Assistant Minister for Planning Reform Assistant Minister 20.02.2013-30.01.2015 Premier and Chief Secretary Leader of Opposition Deputy Government Acting Secretary for Labour and Industry

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Union

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ALP Ministerialist Opposition ALP QLP ALP QLP ALP Farmers’ Nationalist Country CPNP Country ALP Liberal National LNP

MOORHEAD, Evan Robert MOORES, Thomas

Matthew William MOORE, MOORE, Robert Edgar (Bob) MOORE, Robert Edgar John Harlin William MOORE, MOORE, Francis Peter MOORE, Arthur Edward MOORE, Cathryn (Cate) MOLLOY,

Robert (Rob) MOLHOEK,

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1.05.1935 1.04.1896

1.1873-16.03.1875 1.05.1935-02.04.1938

02.10.1909-1 1 29.03.1941-15.04.1944 04.09.1871-30.12.1880 05.10.1883-1 30.08.1870-24.10.1871 07.1 01.10.1883-12.05.1888 18.07.1887-04.04.1896 22.10.1898-19.01.1906 (By-election) 31.12.1880-03.08.1883 (Resigned) 10.06.1896-30.10.1905 (Reappointed) 25.05.1888-25.06.1891 (Resigned) 15.07.1901-23.03.1922 (Reappointed; Abolished) Council 19.01.1906-20.12.1916

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Murilla Dalby W Mitchell Balonne Burnett Maryborough Burnett W Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

∅ Nationalist Country CPNP Ministerialist Ministerialist #Liberal Ministerialist Democrat Independent

MORGAN, Godfrey

MORGAN, Sir Arthur MORGAN, Sir

MORETON, Berkeley Basil MORETON,

MOORHOUSE, Harry Russell MOORHOUSE, ,

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, Opposition

Agriculture, Food and Regional Whip without

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1.06.1932

1.1873-19.11.1878 05.02.1908-27.04.1912 16.03.1918-1 Minister 10.08.1870-21.07.1871 04.1 02.04.1938-29.03.1941 15.04.1944-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-01.06.1963 17.07.1890-06.05.1893 08.06.1901-27.04.1912 (By-election) 15.07.1995-30.01.2015 (Retired) 27.06.1891-17.01.1906 (Resigned)

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Brisbane arwick Charters Flinders W Kelvin Grove Enoggera Mount Coot-tha South Gympie Mackay Legislative Council (Life)

ALP ALP ALP Independent Party Qld People's Liberal Party Protestant Labour

John

MULLAN,

MULHERIN, Timothy Sean (Tim) Timothy MULHERIN, Daniel MULCAHY, MORRY, Arthur MORRY, MOSMAN, Hugh

MORRIS, Sir Kenneth James MORRIS, Sir MORRIS, George Alfred MORRIS, George MORGAN, James MORGAN,

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Attorney-General

Welfare Services Welfare Services Welfare National Tourism, Affairs

01.07.1913-30.07.1914 01.07.1913-30.07.1914 23.08.1962-23.12.1965 26.09.1963-28.05.1966 19.08.1983-06.11.1983 07.11.1983-06.02.1986 06.02.1986-01.12.1986 01.12.1986-01.12.1987 12.11.1920-21.05.1929 17.06.1932-14.11.1940 05.09.1914-30.06.1917 12.08.1957-09.06.1960 08.08.1979-17.10.1983 12.08.1957-14.11.1957 14.11.1957-26.09.1963 Minister for and Ethnic Minister for Corrective Services, Administrative Services and Minister for Parks and Sport Minister for Environment, Conservation Attorney-General (Federal) Also Senator Speaker Attorney-General Minister for Justice and Leader of the Liberal Party Minister for Industrial Development Minister for Minister for Public Lands and Irrigation Minister for Public Lands

1.1980-09.11.1989 1.1980-09.11.1989 1.1989-02.12.1989 1.06.1932-29.03.1941 1.05.1935-17.05.1969

09.1 1 17.05.1969-22.10.1983 29.04.1950-28.05.1966 29.1 1 26.04.1872-11.07.1883 Vacant) (Seat Declared 19.02.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

oowong

Carpentaria Fassifern T Whitsunday Fassifern Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life)

∅

National Independent CPNP Country Country/National* ALP Liberal

MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh (Geoff) MUNTZ, Geoffrey

MUNRO, Sir Alan Whiteside MULVEY, Robert Joseph MULVEY, (Sel) MULLER, Selwyn John MULLEN, John Joseph MULLEN, John MULLER, Adolf Gustav

276 The 54th Parliament

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Herbert

-General orks without

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ford

Staf Barcoo Ipswich Cook Croydon Burke Normanby Clayfield Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist Independent Opposition Independent ALP ALP

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Chester

John

MURRAY,

John MURRAY, MURPHY, William Sydney William MURPHY, MURPHY, William Edward William MURPHY, MURPHY, John MURPHY, Peter MURPHY, Francis Reid MURPHY, Denis Joseph MURPHY,

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Administrative Services and Valuation and Administrative Services Member Legislation Committee Minister for Family Services Secretary for Railways of Government in Legislative Council of Government Committees Chairman of Government Minister for Corrective Services, Minister for and Maritime Services Opposition Whip

Postmaster

1.1980-22.10.1983 1.1986-02.12.1989 1.03.1902-11.12.1902

29.1 01.1 13.06.1998-06.02.1999 06.02.1999-17.02.2001 07.09.1883-28.04.1888 28.04.1888-13.04.1898 (Resigned) 1 13.06.1998-04.12.2000 04.12.2000-17.02.2001 24.06.1867-18.09.1868 27.05.1972-19.09.1992 (Retired) 22.02.1866-31.12.1892

arrego ablelands

Aspley T Northern Downs Murilla Fassifern Springwood W Balonne Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

Ministerialist Liberal National PHON+ IND Opposition ALP Independent Country/National*

NELSON, Shaun Christopher NELSON, Sir Hugh Muir

Ann NELSON, Beryce

MYLNE, Graham (Don) NEAL, Donald McConnell de Montmorency MUSGROVE, Grant Steven Thomas MURRAY-PRIOR,

Thomas Lodge MURRAY-PRIOR,

278 The 54th Parliament Treasurer Treasurer Assisting the

Treasurer

Office

Transport and Main Roads Transport

Women’s Policy Women’s Treasurer orks without

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03.05.1860-22.06.1860 (Unseated by Petition) 13.06.1998-23.03.2012 (Retired) 13.04.1898-01.01.1906

est Moreton

W Mundingburra Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative

ALP

NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena (Lindy) Lambie William NELSON,

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Multicultural Affairs, Multicultural Tourism and for Education Tourism and Marine Services Tourism and Youth , Social Development Committee Committee , Health and Disabilities Cultural Activities Cultural 10.03.1975-13.08.1976 13.08.1976-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-21.08.1979 26.03.2012-13.02.2015 02.02.2006-13.09.2006 13.09.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-25.03.2009 23.04.2009-16.06.2011 16.06.2011-19.02.2012 23.12.1974-10.03.1975 17.11.1920-23.03.1922 ransport and Main Roads ransport and Premier Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier in to the Secretary Parliamentary for and to the Minister Queensland North T Environment and Multiculturalism Minister for Services, Communities, Disability Minister for Aboriginal and Partnerships, Seniors Chair Chair of Chairman of Committees Minister for and Minister for Minister for Police Minister for Culture, National Parks and Recreation Legislative Council

1.1986 1.1980

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oothakata

W Ashgrove Belmont Caboolture Glass House Carpentaria Mirani Legislative Council (Life)

National Ministerialist LNP ALP ALP Country/National*

NEWTON, Harold Francis (Fred) NEWTON, Edward (Bill) Lyell NEWTON, NEWELL, John Thomas NEWMAN, Campbell Kevin

NEWBERY, Thomas Guy (Tom) NEWBERY, NEVITT, Thomas NEVITT,

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Arts; Minister for Arts; Minister the of

Leader

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President of Legislative Council President of Legislative

Declared Void) Declared 1.1873-27.05.1874 1.06.1932-29.04.1950 1.05.1929-06.02.1943 (Resigned) 27.08.1904-18.05.1907 28.1 (Election 09.09.2006-09.09.2008 09.09.2008- Deputy 29.04.1950-25.05.1972 (Resigned) 1 29.04.1950-13.02.1968 1

14.09.1907-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 01.05.1860-23.06.1863

Musgrave Logan Clayfield Murrumba Murrumba Landsborough Oxley Legislative Council (Life) (5 years) Legislative Council

∅

Country Country ALP Ministerialist CPNP

LNP

(Tim) Liberal

James

imothy T

NIMMO, Thomas NIND, Phillip Henry NIELSON, Charles Frederick NICKLIN, Sir George Francis NICKLIN, Sir George Reuben (Frank) NICHOLSON, Sir David Eric

NICHOLSON, Sir Charles

NICHOLLS,

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Assembly

Whip Works and Mines Works

Torres Strait Islander Torres Multicultural Affairs, Multicultural for Transport and Youth Arts 23.07.1902-05.08.1907 18.03.2004-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 21.02.2011-22.06.2011 22.06.2011-26.03.2012 13.03.1883-13.11.1883 12.06.1888-05.04.1893 Secretary for Public Legislative Council Minister for Health and Home Minister for 12.08.1957-28.03.1964 Deputy Governmnet to the Minister Parliamentary Secretary Services, for Communities, Disability Aboriginal and Partnerships, Seniors Minister the Minister for Finance and Resources and Minister for Finance, Natural the Speaker of Legislative Chairman of Committees of

Office)

in

1.1878-06.05.1893 1.03.1902-18.05.1907 14.1 09.10.1920-05.02.1927 08.06.1874-03.04.1875 (By-election) 29.04.1950-28.03.1964 (Died 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 1 17.05.1888-13.05.1893 11.09.1867-29.05.1868 (Resigned) 23.08.1894-11.03.1914 (Reappointed) 03.07.1863-11.12.1864

eronga Port Curtis Stanley Y Ipswich Maryborough Lockyer Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

∅

Country CPNP ALP Ministerialist ALP Liberal

Lancelot Frederick NOTT,

NORTH, William Roger William NORTH, , Francis NORTH, NORMAN, John

NOBLE, Henry , Henry Genevieve NOLAN, Rachel

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Interests without

Aug 1845-Jun 1848 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 22.04.2009-14.05.2012 27.08.1860-23.03.1879 07.12.1899-04.03.1903 10.11.1992-20.06.1995 29.06.1998-17.02.2001 12.02.2004-28.07.2005 28.07.2005-07.12.2005 21.05.1860-28.08.1860

Chairman, Select Committee for Select Committee Chairman, Members’ Secretary to the Premier Parliamentary Industrial Relations Minister for Minister for Health Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries (Deputy Speaker) Chairman of Committees MLC (NSW) Port Phillip Secretary for Public Lands

President of Legislative Council President of Legislative

Minister

1.1873

22.06.1867-14.1 01.07.1961-27.05.1972 (By-election) 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 (By-election) 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-13.06.1998 19.09.1992-09.09.2006 (Resigned) 07.02.2004-23.03.2012 27.08.1904-18.05.1907 09.05.1888-04.03.1903 12.05.1877-04.11.1885 (Resigned) 01.05.1860-23.03.1879 (Reappointed for Life 01.05.1865) 20.01.1894-21.03.1896

own of Brisbane ownsville T Barcoo Belyando Isis Bay Hervey Sandgate Cook Aubigny Musgrave Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (5 years) T

Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP

ALP

OGDEN, Anthony O’DONNELL, Eugene Christopher Kevin Izod O’DOHERTY, Bligh Henry William O’CONNELL, O’CONNELL, Sir Maurice Charles O’CONNELL, Sir Maurice O’BRIEN, John O’BRIEN, Jason Danial

NUTTALL, Gordon Richard NUTTALL, NUNN, William George (Bill) George William NUNN,

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for Agriculture 18.02.1908-29.10.1908 24.09.1903-19.01.1906 06.02.1907-19.11.1907 09.08.1939-17.05.1940 14.11.1940-08.12.1941 08.12.1941-27.01.1942 19.01.1906-06.02.1907 Representative of Government in Legislative Council Secretary Attorney-General Chairman of Committees Chairman Attorney-General Mines Secretary for Secretary for Public Secretary for Public and Agriculture

1.1907 1.1950

1.05.1929

Office)

in

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arrego est Moreton arwick

W Chillagoe Cairns Lockyer Kallangur W Stretton Kennedy Ipswich W Burke Stanley Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist ALP ALP LNP ALP ALP

Thomas O’SULLIVAN,

O’SULLIVAN, James O’SULLIVAN, Patrick O’SULLIVAN, O’SHEA, Timothy Joseph O’SHEA, Timothy Freya Klementina OSTAPOVITCH, O’SHEA, Harry O’KEEFFE, Michael O’KEEFFE, O’NEILL, Mary-Anne

O’KEEFE, John O’KEEFE,

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1-06.04.1915 for Transport Government Whip PHON+

, Members’ Ethics and Parliamentary Ethics and Parliamentary , Members’ 29.06.1998-12.02.2004 07.02.191 01.11.2006-11.11.2008 09.10.2008-20.03.2009 26.03.2009-21.02.2011 26.03.2009-26.03.2012 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 30.03.2012-13.02.2015 01.03.1990-10.03.1992 10.03.1992-01.04.1996 16.12.1999-12.02.2004 29.10.1908-01.06.1915 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 23.06.1998-14.12.1999 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 29.10.1908-07.02.1911

Chairman of Committees Minister for Primary Industries Minister for Rural Communities Minister for Primary Industries Deputy Whip, CCAQ Secretary for Railways and Secretary for Railways Chair Privileges Committee to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Main Roads and Local Government Minister for Disability Services Minister for Multicultural Minister Leader of the Opposition (First female Leader of the Opposition)

19.05.1984-19.09.1992 (By-election) 19.09.1992-09.09.2006 Deputy 13.06.1998-14.12.1999 25.05.1901-22.05.1915 09.09.2006- 10.10.1917-11.02.1922

West

Archerfield Inala Ipswich Mackay Inala Legislative Council (Life)

ALP

ALP Ministerialist Opposition ALP PHON+ CCAQ

Henry

PALASZCZUK,

PALASZCZUK, Annastacia ,

PAGE-HANIFY, Gerald PAGE-HANIFY, Trueman Walter PAGET,

Jack Kelvin PAFF,

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Assisting the Premier on Water Assisting the Premier on

and Water June 1843-June 1849 21.01.1879-24.12.1881 15.08.1867-10.09.1868 10.09.1868-25.1 21.01.1879-24.12.1881 24.12.1881-20.03.1898 12.02.2004-28.07.2005 28.07.2005-02.02.2006 02.02.2006-07.08.2006 07.08.2006-13.09.2006 15.08.1867-25.11.1868 10.07.1873-15.07.1873 03.05.1870-08.01.1874 and Fisheries Natural Resources Minister for and Mines Natural Resources, Minister for Mines and Mines Minister for Natural Resources and Minister Colonial Secretary Secretary for Public Lands Premier and Colonial Secretary Secretary for Public Instruction President of Legislative Council MLC (NSW) Cook and Secretary for Public

1.1878

1.1878-05.10.1883 1.1878-24.12.1881

13.12.1880-17.08.1883 (By-election) 28.1 26.10.1875-21.06.1876 (By-election) 19.03.1866-14.1 (By-election) 15.1 05.10.1883-19.05.1888 26.05.1888-25.05.1893 22.02.1866-02.09.1866 24.12.1881-20.03.1898

Maryborough Kennedy Burke Port Curtis North Brisbane Burke Carpentaria Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

PANTON, John PANTON, James Augustus PARKER, Henry Wyndham PALMER, PALMER, Edward PALMER, Henry PALMER,

PALMER, Sir Arthur Hunter Sir PALMER,

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Treasurer without

, Travelsafe Select Committee Travelsafe , 02.05.2001-16.04.2008 21.05.1929-11.06.1932 17.06.1932-17.09.1940 13.06.1888-30.11.1888 19.11.1889-12.08.1890 30.11.1888-19.11.1889 Deputy Leader of the Opposition Deputy Premier and Secretary for Public Lands Only Member of the Communist Party Only Member ever elected to an Colonial Chair

1.11.1873-09.04.1877 10.04.1920-17.09.1940 (By-election) 1 15.04.1944-29.04.1950 13.04.1886-05.05.1888 05.05.1888-13.05.1893 Minister 05.05.1888-20.05.1893 07.10.1905-05.02.1908 (By-election) 13.05.1905-14.01.1928 (By-election) 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-20.03.2009 (Retired) 10.10.1917-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 03.03.1908-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 14.11.1878-24.03.1879

owers

Herbert Aubigny Bowen Blackall Rockhampton Charters T Mitchell Broadsound Fitzroy Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Council Legislative Leichhardt

ALP ALP ALP ALP Communist Opposition

Sheffield

illiam

W

W

PECHEY, Edward Wilmot PECHEY, PEREL, Irvine (Isidore)

PEASE, Percy PEARCE, James (Jim) PAULL, William James William PAULL, John PAYNE, PAUL, illiam

PATERSON, Frederick Woolnough Frederick PATERSON, (Fred) PATTISON, PARNELL, Arthur Arthur Horatio PARNELL, PATERSON, Thomas MacDonald PATERSON, see MacDONALD-PATERSON

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25.05.1893-23.08.1894 23.08.1894-29.03.1895 21.01.1879-13.11.1883 26.02.1996-13.02.1998 21.05.1929-17.06.1932 Secretary for Mines and Public Secretary for Mines, Public and Public Instruction Secretary for Public Lands for Public Secretary Primary Industries, Minister for Forestry Fisheries and Home Secretary

1.04.1896 1.06.1932 1.1873-10.12.1878 17.02.2001-07.02.2004 25.05.1893-1 05.01.1886-09.05.1888 12.05.1888-05.02.1908 05.02.1908-22.05.1915 01.05.1877-21.02.1884 (By-election) 10.05.1888-06.05.1893 16.04.1988-16.12.1988 (By-election) 16.12.1988-13.06.1998 09.04.1878-07.09.1883 (By-election) 22.05.1915-02.09.1915 02.09.1915-12.05.1923 12.05.1923-12.05.1925 11.06.1932-11.05.1935 29.04.1893-08.05.1926 20.1 12.05.1925-1 12.05.1877-23.06.1894 23.05.1893-17.05.1901 22.09.1890-11.06.1891

oombul ownsville ownsville Thuringowa Carpentaria Musgrave T T Aubigny Cambooya Barambah Fassifern Normanby Fitzroy T Stanley Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

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Ministerialist Opposition Ministerialist #Liberal Nationalist United ALP Ministerialist Opposition Independent (CEC) Independent National ALP Country United CPNP Ministerialist

PHILP, Sir , PHILLIPS, Anita Frances PHILLIPS, George PETTIGREW, John PETTIGREW, ,

PETRIE, Andrew PETRIE, Lang

PERSSE, de Burgh Fitzpatrick PERSSE, de Burgh (Jens) PETERSON, James Christian William PERRY, John Trevor PERRETT, PERKINS, ,

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s Party

Treasurer Whip Works

, Secretary for

Whip , Treasurer and Chief Treasurer , 1.1907-18.02.1908 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Partnerships Torres Aboriginal and 06.05.1896-25.02.1897 02.03.1898-01.12.1899 08.04.1903-17.09.1903 19.1 21.02.2011-26.03.2012 18.05.2012-13.02.2015 10.03.1992-01.10.1992 01.10.1992-23.02.1995 29.03.1895-06.05.1896 25.02.1897-02.03.1898 07.12.1899-01.02.1901 01.02.1901-08.04.1903 08.03.1946-02.02.1948 reasurer and Secretary for Mines reasurer and and Manager of Opposition Business Deputy Government Government Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development Secretary for Public for Public Secretary and Railways Mines and Railways Secretary for Mines Secretary for T Premier Secretary for Mines Secretary for Mines and Chief Secretary and and Chief Secretary Mines and Home Secretary and Chief Secretary and People’ Leader of the Queensland Minister for Disability Services, Mental Health

(Retired)

02.12.1989-15.07.1995 05.12.1998-20.03.2009 (By-election) 29.03.1941-30.06.1943 (Resigned) 15.04.1944-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-06.01.1951 28.05.1960-17.05.1969 21.03.2009-

indsor Mulgrave Hamilton W Kedron Rockhampton South Mulgrave

s Party

Qld. People’ Liberal Liberal ALP ALP Independent Democrat

(Warren) Warren Frederick PITT, PITT, , Warren PILBEAM, Reginald Byron Jarvis (Rex) PIE, Arthur Bruce (Bruce) Arthur Bruce PIE,

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Torres Strait Islander Torres and Youth

, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee of Legislation , Scrutiny 23.02.1995-31.07.1995 03.05.2001-13.01.2004 17.01.1968-31.07.1968 30.07.1924-11.05.1929 15.08.1932-24.03.1939 12.02.2004-22.04.2004 13.09.2006-30.01.2007 30.07.2007-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-25.03.2009 09.06.1960-26.09.1963

Chairman of Committees Speaker Chair Communities and Minister for Disability Services Services, Communities, Disability Minister for Seniors Minister for Minister for Communities, Minister for Disability Services Queensland, Aboriginal and Seniors and Partnerships, Minister for and Minister for Main Roads Local Government Minister for Education 12.08.1957-17.01.1968 Minister for Migration Premier and Minister for State Development

Office) Office)

in in

1.05.1929-29.04.1950 18.03.1899-05.02.1908 29.04.1950-03.08.1957 18.08.1915-24.03.1939 (By-election) (Died 17.02.2001-28.02.2006 29.04.1950-31.07.1968 (Died 17.05.1888-21.03.1896 1 08.06.1905-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

Darlington Gregory Gaven Isis Albert Albert Legislative Council (Life)

∅

ALP Ministerialist Opposition CPNP Country ALP Country

POOLE, Robert Lindsay

PLUNKETT, Thomas Thomas Flood PLUNKETT, POLLOCK, George PLUNKETT, Thomas PLUNKETT, Thornburgh Edmund Harris PLANT,

Allan Jack Charles PIZZEY,

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Training

Works, Housing Works, 1.1987

Office

Aboriginal and -General and Secretary for fairs without

echnology 15.05.1947-10.05.1950 10.05.1950-10.03.1952 06.12.1982-25.1 19.11.1907-18.02.1908 10.03.1952-12.08.1957 20.09.1889-19.11.1889 16.12.1977-23.12.1980 03.04.2012-13.02.2015 12.03.1981-03.08.1983 25.11.1987-01.12.1987 02.12.1987-05.07.1989 Secretary for Mines and Immigration Attorney-General Minister Postmaster Minister for Island Af Environment and Heritage Minister for Protection Chairman, Surbordinate Legislation Committee Minister for Education Minister for Education, and T Speaker Government in Legislative Council Secretary for Public and Local Government

Minister for Justice and Representative Minister for Justice and

1.1980

1.05.1935-26.04.1957

12.05.1888-29.04.1893 29.04.1893-21.03.1896 (Resigned) 28.05.1966-29.1 21.03.2009- 07.12.1974-03.05.1989 03.05.1989-31.07.1989 (Resigned) 02.12.1989-15.07.1995 1 26.04.1957-28.05.1960 19.09.1883-14.08.1903 15.07.1901-24.06.1912

oowong

Burrum Maryborough T Glass House Isis Mansfield Baroona Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP ALP QLP Opposition LNP National Independent Liberal

Jean

Charles

Sir

Laurel

POWER, William Grene POWER, William POWERS,

POWER, William Joseph (Bill) William POWER, POWER, POWER, Francis Isidore

(Lin) William POWELL, Lionel Cary Andrew POWELL, Charles Robert PORTER,

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Whip 1.1869-03.05.1870 06.12.1989-19.09.1992 21.07.1866-07.08.1866 15.08.1867-25.11.1868 12.1 02.01.1874-08.01.1874 16.05.1879-04.06.1880 18.09.1867-27.08.1868 19.11.1889-12.08.1890 23.06.1998-06.02.1999 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 12.12.1859-30.08.1865 Chairman of Committees Public Instruction Public PHON+ Deputy Leader Deputy Leader CCAQ Government Attorney-General

1.1878 1.1986

1.01.1872 1.1873-02.01.1874 1.1878-28.05.1879 1.1980-22.10.1983 1.1878-07.09.1883 26.1 22.06.1867-26.09.1868 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 30.05.1863-30.01.1869 13.06.1998-06.02.1999 06.02.1999-17.02.2001 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 (Retired) 29.1 13.06.1998-14.12.1999 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 29.05.1976-19.09.1992 (By-election) (Retired) 23.1 22.10.1983-01.1 27.04.1860-22.04.1862 30.05.1863-04.08.1866 22.04.1867-17.08.1870 (By-election) 17.08.1870-1 25.1 12.02.1878-15.1 (By-election) 24.04.1862-26.05.1863 (Resigned)

Valley

ide Bay oowong own of Brisbane own of Brisbane own of Brisbane

Fortitude T Logan T Barambah Nanango T Lockyer Port Curtis W Mount Isa Eastern Downs Ipswich Burnett T Carnarvon Brisbane City Legislative Council (Life)

LNP Liberal PHON+ CCAQ ALP ALP PHON+ IND

PUCCI, Michael Joseph Theophilus Parsons PUGH, Alexander Brown PRITCHARD,

James (Bill) PRING, Ratcliffe PRICE, Thomas Norris William PRICE, (Bill) George William PREST, PRENTICE, Ian George Peter Ross PRENZLER, Dr. PRATT, Dorothy Ruth (Dolly) ,

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Works, Housing and Racing Housing Works, Treasurer without without

28.02.2001- 07.08.2006 04.09.1969-20.06.1972 20.06.1972-06.12.1974 09.12.1974-08.08.1980 20.07.1866-16.11.1866 12.02.2004-28.07.2005 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 23.06.1998-17.02.2001 22.04.2003-07.02.2004 03.05.1870-28.03.1871 Colonial Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister to the Secretary Parliamentary for Public Emer Minister for 28.07.2005-04.07.2007 Minister for Education Party Deputy Leader of the Liberal Leader of the Liberal Party Deputy Leader of the Coalition Minister for Local Government and Electricity Minister for Lands and Forestry Agent-General for Queensland

Minister 1.1873

1.1865-22.06.1867 11.05.1860-08.04.1864 23.1 (By-election) Minister 18.06.1867-06.1 19.09.1992-20.03.2009 (Retired) 19.09.1992-15.07.1995 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 17.02.2001-09.09.2006 15.07.1995-13.06.1998 05.10.1957-07.12.1974 (By-election) 14.08.1884-10.06.1910 (Resigned) 02.01.1874-14.06.1877 Vacant) (Seat Declared 12.10.1917-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

Brisbane

of

estern Downs own

T W Bulimba Mount Ommaney South Coast Merrimac Robina Greenslopes Gregory Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

Country/National* ALP ALP Liberal Liberal ALP

George

Robert RAMSAY, RAFF, Alexander RAFF,

RADKE, Theodore Paul (Ted) RADKE, Alexander Ramsay Wallace RAE, Sir

QUINN, Robert Joseph (Bob) PYKE, Peter Malcolm Ernest Bracher PURNELL, PURCELL, Patrick Douglas (Pat) Patrick PURCELL,

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the

to

Secretary

Works and Housing Works

for Transport 21.09.2006-13.09.2007 13.09.2007-20.03.2009 26.03.2009-26.03.2012 28.03.1871-08.01.1874 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 06.04.1915-01.06.1915 Minister Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Minister for Child Safety and Minister for Sport Senator (Federal) Local Government Minister for and Racing Minister for Secretary for Railways

1.1998

1.04.1896

1.1980-31.03.1994 1.1878-21.09.1881 29.04.1893-21.03.1896 03.08.1957-30.06.1971 29.1 (Resigned) 17.06.1905-16.03.1918 (By-election) 13.06.1998-04.1 (Resigned) 29.04.1950-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 20.05.1893-1 15.1 18.05.1907-02.10.1909 04.08.1866-19.06.1867 (Ministerial By-election) 13.06.1998-23.03.2012 Parliamentary 12.07.1906-05.08.1906

and Toowoomba

oothakata indsor oowong T Merthyr Mirani Burrum Mulgrave W W Rockhampton Drayton Ipswich Mansfield Legislative Council (Life)

ALP Ministerialist Opposition ALP Ministerialist Opposition PHON+ ALP QLP ALP Liberal National

(Phil)

Gerard

Philip

REID, Matthew (Mat)

REED, George McCullough REED, George REEVES, REDWOOD, Vernon Charles REDWOOD, Vernon RAWLINGS, William Henley William RAWLINGS, REA, William RASEY, Thomas William RASEY, Charles Robert RAPPOLT, Wilson RANKIN, Colin Dunlop RANDELL, James Henry (Jim) RANDELL, Samuel Raymond RAMSDEN,

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Orders Technical and Technical

Australia Technical and Further Technical

Works and Works Standing Speaker’s

gency Services and Assisting the Premier in

(ex-officio), (ex-officio),

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1.03.1902

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ownsville own of South Brisbane T Somerset Enoggera Mudgeeraba Brisbane South T Mount Coot-tha

Country LNP ALP ALP ALP

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RICE, Saxon

REINHOLD, Carl William Herman William Carl REINHOLD, (Mike) REYNOLDS, Michael Francis REILLY, Dianne Ann (Di) Ann Dianne REILLY,

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Whip 1942-43,

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Gympie Nundah Pittsworth Lockyer Burke Bowen Flinders Whitsunday Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP PHON+ Independent ALP Country LNP ALP ALP National

Scurfield Country

Henry

Lloyd

ROBERTS, ROBERTS, Frank Edward ROBERTS, James Henry Cecil ROBERTS, Elisa Mary ROBERTS, RIORDAN, William James RIORDAN, William Daniel Foley ROBERTS,

RIORDAN, Ernest Joseph RIORDAN, David

RICKUSS, Ian Phillip RICKUSS, Ian

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gency Services

, Treasurer and Minister Treasurer , 26.05.2005-28.07.2005 28.07.2005-02.02.2006 02.02.2006-13.09.2006 13.09.2006-10.07.2007 10.07.2007-26.03.2009 09.06.1960-11.04.1961 30.07.1998-17.02.2001 01.03.2001-22.03.2001 23.03.2001-12.06.2003 12.06.2003-07.02.2004 12.02.2004-28.07.2005 rade and Innovation reasurer and Minister for State reasurer and Minister for Infrastructure orres Strait Islander Policy and Minister for orres Strait Islander Policy Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier T Development, Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier T Minister for Emer Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emer Chairman, Public Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary for Education Secretary to the Minister Parliamentary for Employment, and Minister for the to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Families and Minister for T for Seniors Disability Services and Minister to the Deputy Parliamentary Secretary Premier for Sport to the Minister Parliamentary Secretary Services for Communities, Disability and Seniors Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier and Minister for Finance, Minister for State Development, T

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Nudgee

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Stuart Neil ROBERTS,

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07.03.1953-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 21.03.2009- 02.12.1989-15.07.1995 18.05.1907-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-02.06.1934 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 (Retired)

Toowoomba

oowoomba Sandgate Cleveland Springwood Drayton and East T Sunnybank Stretton

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ROBSON, Molly Jess Andrew ROBINSON, Mark ROBINSON, Herbert Freemont

Stephen ROBERTSON,

Thomas Robert ROBERTS,

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1.05.1868 1.06.1932

(By-election) 14.04.1864-1 (By-election) 20.02.1872-08.12.1875 (By-election) 03.05.1947-28.10.1949 17.02.2001-07.02.2004 20.08.2005-09.09.2006 19.09.1992-07.02.2004 27.05.1972-02.12.1989 28.05.1960-27.05.1972 02.12.1989-09.09.2006 04.05.1860-08.02.1864 29.06.1868-30.01.1872 08.05.1926-1 01.07.1881-24.01.1882 (Resigned)

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Leichhardt Dalby Burdekin Redclif Currumbin Hinchinbrook Hinchinbrook Hinchinbrook Leichhardt Toombul Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

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RUSSELL, Hugh McDiarmid RUSSELL, Charles Wilfred RUSSELL, Charles ROYDS, Edmund Molyneux ROYDS, Charles James ROWELL, Marcus Hosking (Marc)

ROW, Edward Charles (Ted) Edward ROW, Alfred Sir John ROW,

ROSE, Merri ROGERS, Terrence Walter ROGERS, Terrence ROME, Thomas RODGERS, Steven Gordon (Steve) Steven RODGERS,

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West Sydney West , Chief Secretary, Attorney- , Chief Secretary, , Chief Secretary and Attorney-General , Chief Secretary, Attorney-General , Chief Secretary and , Health and Community Services , Health and 01.06.1915-10.07.1915 (54th Parliament) 28.03.1899-01.12.1899 10.07.1915-10.03.1916 10.03.1916-23.03.1916 23.03.1916-22.10.1919 17.05.2012-23.03.2015 13.11.1883-13.06.1888 07.12.1899-17.09.1903 emporary Chairman of Committees Premier Attorney-General Premier and Home Secretary Premier MHR (Federal) 13.12.1919-01.08.1921 Chair Committee T Attorney-General Premier General and Secretary for Mines

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ownsville

Hamilton Dalby Kallangur Enoggera Kennedy Charters T Maranoa Eacham T Cook Barcoo Barcoo Morayfield

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ALP ALP LNP Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP PPC CPNP ALP

Thomas

Mark

RYAN, Thomas Joseph RYAN, RYAN, Thomas Joseph (Tommy) RYAN, RYAN, Henry Joseph RYAN, RYAN, RYAN, Cornelius James RYAN, Daniel RYAN, RUTLEDGE, Sir Arthur

John Trevor RUTHENBERG, Adams RUSSELL, Wilfred

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Legislation

and

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1.04.1863

1.1986-02.12.1989 1.03.1899-27.04.1912 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 15.07.1995-23.03.2012 (Retired) 1 21.08.1883-05.05.1888 10.05.1888-06.05.1893 15.10.1861-1 (By-election) 30.06.1863-13.09.1870 13.05.1989-19.09.1992 (By-election) 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 Minister 12.05.1888-13.05.1893 12.11.1977-22.10.1983 Chairman, 01.1 02.01.1874-18.08.1886 Vacant) (Seat Declared

Towers

Gravatt

Curtis Mount Rockhampton North Rockhampton Gympie Ipswich Fassifern Port Leichhardt Merthyr Clayfield Charters Mount Coot-tha Legislative Council (Life)

Liberal ALP Liberal ALP

(Guelf) Liberal

Paul

Guelfi

SCHUNTNER, Lyle Thomas SCHUNTNER, Lyle Robert Evan (Rob) SCHWARTEN, SCASSOLA, Robert John SAYERS,

Santo SANTORO, SANDEMAN, Gordon SALKELD, William SALKELD, SANDEMAN, Alfred RYLAND, George RYLAND,

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gency Services

Whip Technology , Minister for Reconstruction Agriculture, Food and Regional Assembly 04.02.2003-14.09.2006 18.09.2006-29.01.2008 23.03.2011-23.03.2012 26.03.2012-03.04.2012 12.10.2006-21.02.2011 13.04.2012-30.01.2015 15.11.1871-01.09.1873 21.01.1879-26.07.1883 Leader of the Opposition Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development and Minister for Economies; Minister for Environment; Minister for Health; and Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emer Communications Communications Deputy Opposition of Chairman of Committees Legislative Deputy Leader of the Opposition

1.1873

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Towers

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Charters W Clermont Leichhardt Springsure Leichhardt Cook Murilla Burnett Mulgrave T Callide Legislative Council (Life)

Liberal National LNP ALP ALP ALP Ministerialist ALP

SEENEY, Jeffrey William (Jeff) William Jeffrey SEENEY, Norman Reginald SCOTT-YOUNG, (Norm) Walter SCOTT, SCOTT, Robert William SCOTT, Alison Thomas SCOTT,

SCOTT, John SCOTT, SCOTT, Christine Margaret SCOTT, Desley Carleton SCOTT,

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’s Advisor on ’s

Services

Office

, Minister for State for State , Minister and Treasurer , Family

-General without for for Arts The

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Arden

Richard

Craig

SHERRINGTON, Douglas John SHERRINGTON, SHINE, Kerry Gerard

SHERLOCK, Alan Frederick SHERRIN, SHERIDAN,

SHEAFFE, Roger Hale SHELDON, Joan Mary SHAW, Frederick SHAW, SHAW, Eric Frank Eric SHAW,

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Dalby Cooroora Algester Ferny Grove Carpentaria Maroochydore

ALP National LNP National LNP LNP

SIMPSON, George Morris SIMPSON, George SIMPSON, Gordon Leslie

SIMPSON, Fiona Stuart SHUTTLEWORTH, Dale Eric SHUTTLEWORTH, Charles SIM, George Anthony SHORTEN,

304 The 54th Parliament Trade Trade

Assisting the Premier 07.12.1989-04.06.1990 21.05.1929-17.06.1932 26.02.1996-26.06.1998 Minister for Manufacturing and Commerce Minister for Manufacturing, Commerce and Small Business Secretary for Labour and Industry Secretary for and Minister for Economic Development and Minister

1.1977 1.05.1935

1.1980-01.11.1986 1.1986-19.09.1992 1.1986-17.02.2001 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 29.1 01.1 19.09.1992-13.06.1998 (Retired) 16.03.1918-15.05.1923 15.05.1923-1 07.03.1953-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-03.08.1957 01.1 02.04.1938-03.05.1947 27.05.1972-12.1 01.10.1904-18.05.1907 (By-election) 29.03.1941-26.04.1957 26.04.1957-28.05.1960 29.07.1868-29.04.1882 (Resigned) 23.05.1860-03.02.1865 (Resigned) 18.08.1919-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

Toowoomba

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SMITH, Geoffrey Norman (Geoff) Norman SMITH, Geoffrey SMITH, Edwin Wallis WALLIS-SMITH see SMITH, Alfred James (Norm) SMITH, SMITH, Anne Christine SMART, Edward Lithgow SMART, SLESSAR, Aubrey Robert Andrew Bruce (Bruce) SMALL, Sir SLACK, Douglas John (Doug) Alexander SKIRVING, SKINNER, Alexander James SIMPSON, Stephen Ebenezer SIZER, Hubert SIMPSON, Henry George Henry SIMPSON,

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Wide Bay, Wide

Works

Office

Agriculture and Stock without

Governmnet Whip Governmnet , Chief Secretary and Treasurer , Chief Secretary and 06.10.1922-26.02.1925 17.06.1932-12.04.1938 March 1853-February 1856 20.02.2013-30.01.2015 13.01.1920-15.12.1920 16.12.1920-06.10.1922 16.09.1942-09.12.1942 26.02.1925-20.05.1929 12.04.1938-08.12.1941 09.02.1942-16.09.1942 04.06.1990-12.11.1990 12.11.1990-24.09.1992 24.09.1992-31.07.1995 17.05.2012-20.02.2013 Minister Secretary for Public Secretary for Premier and Chief Secretary and Industry for Business, Minister Regional Development Lands Minister for Deputy Assistant Minister for Child Safety Chairman of Committees MLC (NSW) Moreton, Burnett and Maranoa

1.03.1902

03.08.1957-10.03.1969 (Resigned) 19.05.1888-1 24.03.2012- 22.05.1915-09.12.1942 23.08.1888-14.03.1902 19.02.1920-19.06.1921 03.07.1863-12.06.1866 (Resigned) 04.05.1904-11.11.1911

Ommaney

indsor

W Bowen Mount Mackay Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

LNP ALP ALP Liberal Ministerialist

Forgan William SMITH, SMITH, , Robert Harrison SMITH, Percy Raymond SMITH, , Thorneloe James SMITH, John Gordon

306 The 54th Parliament

Whip Trading Trading

Women’s Policy and Women’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Torres Aboriginal and Government Whip Government , Public Works Committee Works , Public 10.11.1992-20.06.1995 29.06.1998-22.02.2001 29.06.1998-12.02.2004 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 20.06.2002-12.02.2004 12.02.2004-13.09.2007 08.12.1941-09.02.1942 09.02.2010-19.02.2012 17.05.2012-25.03.2015 Islander Policy Minister for Families Minister for Disability Services Minister for Seniors Minister for Police and Corrective Services Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Chief Secretary and Secretary Secretary and Chief Instruction for Public Deputy Opposition Deputy Chair Minister for Minister for Fair Minister for

1.03.1899

1.1986-19.09.1992 1.06.1932-11.05.1935

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Bowen Gympie Stanley Hervey Bay Aubigny Mount Gravatt Sunnybank Dalby Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council

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SPENCE, Judith Caroline (Judy) SPARKES, Sir Walter Beresford Walter Sir SPARKES, James Gordon SORENSON, Edward John (Ted) SORENSON, Edward John SOMERSET, Henry Plantagenet SOMERSET, SMYTH Kenneth William (Ken) William SMYTH Kenneth SMYTH, William SMYTH, Joseph Capel SMYTH, Joseph

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Arts Whip Whip

, Review of the Parliamentary Committee the Parliamentary Committee , Review of Legislative , (Select) Committee of the , (Statutory) Committee of the Legislative , (Statutory) Committee of 05.11.1992-19.02.1996 19.02.1996-15.02.1998 16.02.1998-26.06.1998 26.02.1999-12.03.2001 04.02.2003-14.09.2006 29.01.2008-02.04.2009 09.09.2008-02.04.2009 03.04.2009-22.03.2011 03.04.2009-22.03.2011 13.09.2007-26.03.2009 02.04.2009-03.03.2011 25.02.2010-15.12.2010 10.03.2011-18.05.2011 Assembly 19.05.2011-23.03.2012 03.03.2011-23.03.2012 Leader of the Opposition Leader of the Liberal National Party Deputy Leader of the Liberal National Party Deputy Leader of the Opposition Minister for Health and Sport Secretary to the Premier Parliamentary for and Minister Chair System Committee Chair Assembly Chair for Parliamentary Parliamentary Secretary Reform Opposition Government Minister for Natural Resources Deputy Leader of the Opposition

27.08.1904-18.05.1907 20.12.1919-09.10.1920 (By-election) 02.12.1989-18.09.1992 19.09.1992-16.02.2001 17.02.2001-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-

arwick

Maranoa Carnarvon W Southern Downs

National LNP Ministerialist PPC

SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James SPENCER, Alfred Thomas

308 The 54th Parliament

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1.03.1902

1-16.03.1918 1.1878-17.08.1883

14.1 17.08.1883-04.04.1896 16.09.191 (By-election) 09.09.2006-09.09.2008 09.09.2008-20.03.2009 21.03.2009- 01.09.1979-17.02.2001 (By-election)(Retired) 10.06.1863-13.05.1875 12.05.1888-28.03.1896 28.03.1896-27.08.1904 18.05.1907-05.02.1908 21.03.1896-1 06.04.1899-07.09.1920 22.07.1876-26.08.1877 01.07.1912-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 03.07.1914-04.12.1914

South

oolloongabba arrego own of South Brisbane

W Logan Rosewood Robina Mermaid Beach Gympie T W Brisbane Ipswich Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

LNP Opposition Ministerialist Independent Ministerialist Liberal Liberal Ministerialist National

STEVENS, Raymond Alexander STEVENS, Raymond (Ray) STEVENS, Henry Moreton STEVENS, Ernest James STEPHENSON, Alfred John STEPHENS, William STEPHENS,

Thomas Blacket STEPHENS,

(Len) William Leonard STEPHAN,

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, Law, Justice and Safety (Select) Justice and , Law, Safety (Standing) Justice and , Law, and Police, Corrective Affairs , Legal , Public Works Committee Works , Public Administrative , Legal, Constitutional and 25.09.1989-07.12.1989 23.04.2009-19.05.2009 23.04.2009-19.05.2009 19.05.2009-16.06.2011 16.06.2011-19.02.2012 26.02.1996-13.06.1998 05.09.1914-30.06.1917 05.06.1876-15.03.1877 13.07.1911-15.04.1915 11.10.2006-20.03.2009 1.10.2012-30.01.2015 Committee Chair Services and Emer Minister for Primary Industries Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Assistant Minister to the Premier on to the Premier Minister Assistant e-Government 1 Senator (Federal) 30.03.1901-30.07.1914 Colonial Secretary Chairman of Committees Chair Chair Review Committee Chair Committee Chair

1.1878

1.1873-01.02.1878

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Burdekin Clermont Normanby Clermont Rockhampton North Sunnybank Brisbane City Logan Springwood

National ALP LNP Ministerialist Opposition ALP

STONEMAN, Mark David STONEMAN,

STONE, Barbara Gwendoline STONE, James STODART, STEWART, Mark Adrian STEWART, Robert Muter STEWART, James Charles STEWART, STEVENSON, John STEVENSON,

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Affairs) and Minister for Trade and Minister for Affairs) Constitutional

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Morgan

Kennedy Currumbin Gympie Mount Maryborough Balonne Burnett Archerfield Algester

Ministerialist Liberal LNP Ministerialist ALP ALP

ALP

Lee

Karen

James

STUMM, Jacob STUBLEY, Francis Horace STUBLEY, Anne (Jann) Janet STUCKEY,

STRUTHERS, STORY, George William Bennett William George STORY, Leonard STRONG, Trevor

STOPFORD,

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Whip gy Committee , Scrutiny of Legislation Committee of Legislation , Scrutiny and Resources Committee , Environment Resources Agriculture, , Environment, Committee , Subordinate Legislation 23.12.1980-06.12.1982 20.06.1972-23.12.1974 23.12.1974-25.03.1975 25.03.1975-29.07.1980 29.07.1980-23.12.1980 11.10.2006-20.03.2009 23.04.2009-16.06.2011 16.06.2011-19.02.2012 10.11.1992-20.06.1995 15.09.1995-02.04.1996 19.02.2008-21.08.2010 30.07.1998-09.09.2006 17.01.1968-20.06.1972 Minister for Mines and Ener Minister for Commerce and Industry Chair Chair Chair and Ener Chair Committee Chairman, Scrutiny of Legislation MHR (Federal) Longman Government Minister for Lands Minister for Primary Industries Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries Minister for Primary Industries

1.03.1902-27.08.1904

1 18.05.1907-02.10.1909 17.02.2001-23.03.2012 02.12.1989-19.09.1992 19.09.1992-13.06.1998 18.05.1991-19.09.1992 (By-election) 19.09.1992-17.02.2001 17.02.2001-09.09.2006 28.05.1960-22.10.1983 10.10.1917-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

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Opposition ALP Country/National* ALP Ministerialist ALP ALP ALP

SUMNER, Richard Henry William SUMMERVILLE,

Bruce (Vic) Victor SULLIVAN, SULLIVAN, Terry SULLIVAN,

Jonathan Harold (Jon) SULLIVAN,

SULLIVAN, Carryn Elizabeth SULLIVAN,

312 The 54th Parliament

20.08.1929-11.06.1932 28.01.1869-03.05.1870 Secretary for Public Lands Speaker Chairman of Committees Chairman of Committees

1.05.1935 1.05.1935

1.1878-04.07.1882 1.06.1932-29.10.1941 29.04.1950-01.06.1963 27.04.1860-14.09.1870 28.08.1957-31.05.1963 15.04.1944-29.04.1950 29.04.1950-03.08.1957 29.1 18.05.1907-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-1 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 02.12.1989-15.07.1995 03.02.1996-13.06.1998 ordered (By-election on 03.02.1996 by Court of Disputed Returns) 16.03.1918-1 1 29.10.1941-15.04.1944 03.05.1947-29.04.1950 04.11.1871-10.01.1881 (Resigned) 01.07.1881-17.08.1893 (Reappointed & Resigned) 17.04.1886-23.03.1922 18.04.1878-26.05.1891

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s Party

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United CPNP ALP Independent Labor Qld People’ Liberal ALP Ministerialist #Liberal Nationalist Northern Country Country CPNP LNP ALP Liberal Nationalist Opposition

TAYLOR, William Frederick William TAYLOR, TAYLOR, John Russell TAYLOR,

TAYLOR, Harold Bourne TAYLOR, James TAYLOR, TAYLOR, George Cuthbert George TAYLOR, TAYLOR, Charles TAYLOR, TANTI, Francis John (Frank) TANTI, SYMES, Aaron Neil SZCZERBANIK, John

SWAYNE, Edward Bowdich Edward SWAYNE, SWAN, James SWAN, Frederick Ffoulkes SWANWICK,

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Treasurer gy Valuation Valuation

Services , Treasurer, Secretary Treasurer, ,

Water Resources and Water Public Works 19.08.1983-06.02.1986 Northern 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 (and Development 19.01.1989-31.08.1989) 01.06.1915-22.10.1919 06.10.1922-26.02.1925 16.12.1920-08.02.1922 12.11.1920-16.12.1920 08.02.1922-06.10.1922 26.02.1927-19.12.1931 22.10.1929-09.07.1930 29.01.1931-06.01.1932 22.10.1919-09.03.1920 09.03.1920-12.11.1920 30.09.1913-16.11.1920 reasurer (Federal) reasurer & Secretary for Public Works Public reasurer & Secretary for MHR (Federal) Dalley T Minister for Environment, Minister for and Administrative Minister for Maritime Services 06.02.1986-01.12.1987 Minister for Mines and Ener T and Premier - Chief Secretary and Chief Secretary and Chief Secretary and Secretary for Lands and Chief Secretary for

1.1989

1.1940-29.04.1950 1.05.1929-11.06.1932

09.1 13.05.1893-18.03.1899 07.12.1974-10.1 (Resigned) 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-27.05.1972 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-22.09.1925 1 05.07.1902-16.02.1913 (Council Abolished) (Council

oothakata

Herbert Bundamba Barron River Keppel Rockhampton North W Chillagoe Maree Legislative Council (Life)

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Ministerialist ALP ALP Independent ALP CPNP National

THEODORE, Stephen THOMAS, Lewis

THEODORE, Edward Granville THEODORE, Edward Granville (Ted) Mervyn Herbert THACKERAY, (Merv)

TENNI, Martin James TENNI, Martin TEDMAN, George

314 The 54th Parliament

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-General and Representative , Postmaster-General and , Postmaster-General (Resigned PMG 08.07.1876) 07.11.1877-06.02.1878 30.12.1868-13.07.1870 03.05.1870-05.07.1873 15.07.1873-08.01.1874 21.01.1879-16.05.1879 09.01.1874-05.06.1876 05.06.1876-08.03.1877 08.03.1877-07.11.1877 Chairman of Committees Chairman of Lands Secretary for Secretary for Public Minister for Justice Postmaster Council of Government in Legislative Premier Secretary for Public Secretary for Public Secretary for Public Lands and Mines

1.1873 1.1873 1.1873

1.03.1902 1.1873-15.11.1878 1.1878-27.07.1881 1.1873-09.01.1874 1.11.1873-30.10.1876 1 24.01.1874-12.03.1878 (By-election) 04.08.1894-27.08.1904 (By-election) 05.02.1908-27.04.1912 23.09.1868-10.08.1870 22.07.1871-06.1 16.03.1918-09.10.1920 26.09.1868-14.1 25.1 15.1 03.05.1860-03.04.1861 02.07.1867-18.1 25.1 20.06.1876-18.02.1878 (By-election) 17.04.1879-07.09.1883 (By-election) 04.08.1887-10.05.1888 06.05.1893-1 01.07.1867-28.09.1868 19.02.1920-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 09.01.1874-16.06.1876

ide Bay arwick est Moreton est Moreton Fassifern Aubigny W Eastern Downs W Ipswich Bremer Ipswich W W Fassifern Ipswich Northern Downs Fassifern Northern Downs Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council Legislative Council (Life)

Opposition Ministerialist

ALP ALP

Edmond Lambert THORNTON, THORN, John THORN, William THORN, Henry

THORN, George (Jnr) THORN, George (Snr) THORN, George

John Malbon THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, Andrew Henry George THOMPSON,

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, National

Affairs Affairs

Office

Agriculture and Stock Water Resources and Resources and Water -General Wildlife Services Wildlife for Agriculture for Transport for Transport without

14.04.1964-23.12.1974 27.05.1893-03.10.1894 03.10.1894-31.03.1897 06.05.1896-02.03.1898 13.06.1888-02.03.1898 07.02.1911-11.12.1912 11.12.1912-01.06.1915 08.09.1915-29.05.1918 23.12.1974-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-23.12.1980 23.12.1980-06.12.1982 13.06.1888-12.08.1890 Minister for Aboriginal and Island Minister for Health Colonial Secretary and Secretary Minister Postmaster Secretary in Representative of Government Legislative Council Secretary for Secretary for Public Lands Leader of Opposition Minister for Lands, Forestry Parks and Minister Minister for Justice Minister for

1.03.1902 13.05.1893-1 03.08.1957-28.05.1960 28.05.1960-07.12.1974 13.07.1871-23.09.1871 22.06.1901-18.05.1907 (By-election) 02.10.1909-27.04.1912 27.04.1912-16.03.1918 24.06.1967-22.10.1983 (By-election)

26.09.1866-08.09.1879 (Resigned) 30.10.1882-27.06.1884 (Reappointed) 26.01.1882-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

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TOZER, Sir Horace TOZER, TOOTH, Sir Seymour Douglas TOOTH, (Doug) Nicholas Edward Nelson TOOTH,

Kenneth Burgoyne TOMKINS, (Ken)

James TOLMIE,

THYNNE, Andrew Joseph THORNTON, William THORNTON,

316 The 54th Parliament

Public Works Public 1898-1909 22.07.1974-07.12.1974 01.12.1899-07.12.1899 01.01.1904-30.07.1914 05.09.1914-30.06.1917 01.07.1910-08.07.1913 12.08.1890-27.03.1893 27.03.1893-06.08.1896 06.08.1896-02.03.1898 President of Senate for Colonial Secretary Home Secretary for Queensland Agent-General (Declined to take seat) Leader of Opposition Home Secretary Also Senator (Federal)

1.03.1899 1.03.1902 1-22.05.1915 1.09.1866-12.10.1866 1.03.1902-18.05.1907 1.05.1929-11.05.1935 29.06.1901-17.10.1901 (Election declared invalid) 1 29.03.1941-03.08.1957 17.05.1888-02.03.1898 28.04.2012- (By-election) 1 (By-election) 24.03.2012-30.01.2015 25.02.191 (By-election) 28.05.1960-27.05.1972 27.05.1972-07.12.1974 06.05.1893-1 22.07.1899-1 (By-election)

1 03.07.1907-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council

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Gympie Legislative Council (Life)

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ALP ALP ALP ALP CPNP ALP LNP Ministerialist

TURNER, John Albert TURNER, John

TURNER, Henry

Joseph Henry Lewis TURLEY, TROUT, Richard TROUT, TUCKER, Percy John Robert Michael John TROUT, TRAD, Jackie Roderick TRAVERS, Hoyles Vivian TOZER,

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gency Services Transport -General (ex-officio)

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1.1986

1.1977-02.12.1989 1.1977-15.07.1995 12.1 (Retired) 20.06.1987-17.02.2001 (By-election) 13.06.1998-06.02.1999 06.02.1999-17.02.2001 07.12.1974-01.1 02.12.1989-13.06.1998 08.01.1876-01.10.1883 (By-election) 12.1 19.05.1888-29.04.1893 09.09.2006-23.03.2012

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National ALP ALP ALP National PHON+ IND

VEIVERS, Michael Desmond (Mick) VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton (Ken) VAUGHAN, VAN LITSENBURG, Elisabeth VAN Cornelia Maria (Lillian) UNMACK, Theodore UNMACK, TYSON, James David Francis UNDERWOOD, (Dave) TYREL, John de Poix

TURNER, Kenneth (Ken) TURNER, Kenneth John TURNER, Neil TURNER, John Sargent TURNER,

318 The 54th Parliament

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Water Technology, Technology, Planning

for

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1.1986

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Bradley

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WALKER, James Ernest WALKER, Andrew Craig WALLACE,

WALKER,

Harry Frederick WALKER, WAKEFIELD, Hiram WAKEFIELD, Adam WALKER, VOWLES, William John , VEIVERS, Thomas Robert (Tom) Thomas VEIVERS,

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WARBURTON, Neville George (Nev) Neville George WARBURTON, WANSTALL, Sir Charles Gray WANSTALL,

WALSH, John WALSH, Henry William WALSH,

WALSH, Edward Joseph (Ted) WALSH, Edwin WALLIS-SMITH, WALLACE, Donald Smith Donald WALLACE, Gordon Walter George WALLACE,

320 The 54th Parliament

eputy Premier, eputy Premier, gency Services gency

Affairs Works and Housing and Housing Works

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Ministerialist ALP Liberal National Nationalist Country CPNP Liberal ALP

Duncan John Reay WATSON,

WATERS, Francis John (Frank) WATERS, Dr David John WATSON, Hopetoun WARWICK, Lynette Robyn (Lyn) Lynette WARWICK, WARRY, Thomas Symes Thomas WARRY, WARREN, Richard James WARREN, WARNER, John Herbert WARNER, WARNER, Anne Marie Anne WARNER,

321 Queensland Parliamentary Record

Works Treasurer and Treasurer Works 21.07.1866-07.08.1866 12.11.1992-20.06.1995 15.09.1995-02.04.1996 09.04.2009-03.03.2011 03.03.2011-23.03.2012 17.05.2012-23.03.2015 07.08.1866-03.05.1867 emporary Chairman of Committees Chairperson, Privileges Committee Chairman, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee Minister for Environment and Heritage Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Parliamentary Secretary Health to the Parliamentary Secretary Minister for State Development Public Secretary for Lands and T Secretary for Public

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WELD-BLUNDELL, Henry Joseph WELFORD, Rodney Jon (Rod) WEIR, David WEBBER, John WEIGHTMAN, Phillip John (Phil) John Trevor WATTS, WATTS, John WATTS,

WATT, Murray Patrick , WATSON-BROWN Watson Victor Charles see BROWN, WATSON, John WATSON, Hodgson Robert WATSON,

322 The 54th Parliament

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27.04.1912-22.05.1915 09.09.2006-23.03.2012 09.09.2006-23.03.2012 13.06.1998- 22.05.1915-02.03.1939 01.1 16.09.191 (By-election)

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ALP Ministerialist ALP Independent ALP ALP

WETTENHALL, Stephen

Earl Wayne WENDT, Thomas (Tom) WELSBY,

WELLINGTON, William John William WELLINGTON, WELLS, Dean MacMillan William ,

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Agriculture and Stock Works and Housing Works Services Welfare Aboriginal and Aboriginal and Islanders 09.04.2009-03.03.201 21.02.1981-19.02.1990 23.12.1980-04.08.1983 09.08.1983-03.11.1983 03.03.2011-23.03.2012 10.03.1975-25.03.1975 25.03.1975-16.12.1977 16.12.1977-18.10.1986 11.12.1912-01.06.1915 ourism Leader of the Liberal Party T Secretary Parliamentary in the Far Development Premier on Economic North Minister for Islanders Advancement Minister for Advancement and Fisheries Minister for Secretary for MHR (Federal) McPherson Minister for

1.1986

1.1977-29.11.1980

(By-election) 16.03.1918-09.10.1920 28.5.1960-01.1 04.04.1903-27.08.1904 (By-election) 18.05.1907-22.05.1915 23.08.1883-23.05.1888 12.1 01.09.1979-02.12.1989 26.04.1861-05.08.1880 (Resigned) 01.07.1912-23.03.1922 Abolished) (Council 23.06.1870-22.04.1872 (Resigned)

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Burrum Burnett Musgrave Stanley Southport Redclif Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

Liberal Liberal ALP Country/National* Ministerialist

WHITFORD, Albert Edward Victor WHITTINGHAM, Arthur Herbert Duckett WHITE, William WHITE, Terence Anthony (Terry) Terence WHITE, WHITE, Peter WHITE, Peter Nicholson Duckett WHITE, John WHISH, Claudius Buchanan

WHARTON, Claude Alfred Claude WHARTON,

Peter Arthur (Steve) Arthur Peter

324 The 54th Parliament

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1.1873

1.05.1935 1.1977-01.11.1986 1.1873-01.02.1875 1.05.1935-29.03.1941 1.06.1932-03.05.1947

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Curtis indsor estern Downs arwick ownsville South Ferny Grove Mackenzie W Fassifern W Darling Downs Ipswich Ipswich W Charters T Port T Legislative Council (Life)

ALP ALP ALP Ministerialist Independent ALP ALP Ministerialist ALP

WILSON, Andrew Heron James (Geoff) WILSON, Geoffrey WILSON, Alexander McLachlan WILSON, (Alex)

WILLIAMS, Robert Godfrey Wynn WILLIAMS, Thomas Lewis WILLIAMS, Henry Caleb WILLIAMS, Herbert WILKINSON, James Edward WIENHOLT, WIENHOLT, Arnold Arnold (Snr) WIENHOLT, Arnold (Jnr) WIENHOLT, WHYTE, Patrick James WHYTE,

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Office

Whip -General and Representative -General and Representative Youth and Community Care and Youth without

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1.06.1932

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Cairns Fortitude Ithaca Charters T Queenton Mulgrave Fortitude Legislative Council (Life) Legislative Council (Life)

ALP Liberal National ALP

WINDSOR, Robert Levi Vernon WINSTANLEY, WIMBLE, Thomas Frederick WILSON, William

WILSON, Walter Horatio WILSON, Walter Thomas WILSON,

Wynn Kate WILSON, Naomi

326 The 54th Parliament

Women Women Assisting the Accounts Committee (ACT) Brindabella Brindabella (ACT) 04.03.1989-16.10.2004 31.07.1995-19.02.1996 07.05.1997-19.05.1998 28.08.1957-29.03.1958 Chairman, Public MLA Leader of Opposition Minister for Family and Community Services and Minister Premier on the Status of

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YOUNG, Dennis Charles YEWDALE, Leslie John (Les) YEWDALE, Leslie John YOUNG, Bruce Cameron Herbert YEATES, Henry William YALDWYN, William YALDWYN, WRIGHT, Albert Henry WRIGHT, Webb Keith WRIGHT,

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330 The 54th Parliament , MA WF , WT , TEN, A TEN, KEECH, MM ARDILL, LA STRUTHERS, KL FOURAS, D D’ARCY GIBBS, IJ SZCZERBANIK, J BAUMANN,

BOOTHMAN SHOR JONES, KJ NEWMAN, CKT

19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 02.12.1989 - 09.09.2006 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 07.12.1974 - 02.12.1989 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 15.07.1995 - 17.02.2001 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 24.03.2012 - 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 Albert Algester Ashgrove Archerfield

Archerfield.

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22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986 Introduced in the 1959 redistribution for an electorate centred on that suburb and substantially formed from the former Kelvin Grove electorate. Introduced in the 1959 redistribution for an electorate 28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 27.05.1972 - 09.03.1984 19.05.1984 - 19.09.1992 Formed in the 1971 redistribution mainly from the western part of the existing Salisbury electorate, taking in the suburbs of Rocklea, Inala and Acacia Ridge. In the 1991 redistribution, In the Ridge. Acacia and Inala suburbs of Rocklea, the in taking Salisbury electorate, existing of the western part from the mainly 1971 redistribution Formed in the The seat was abolished in the 1999 redistribution. Algester added. Coopers Plains and suburbs of Salisbury, the suburb of Inala was removed and parts of the Created in the 1999 redistribution from the former electorate of Created in the 1999 redistribution 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 14.02.1970 - 26.10.1971 18.03.1899 - 05.02.1908 05.02.1908 - 19.03.1929 - 29.04.1950 11.05.1929 28.05.1960 - 26.12.1969 17.05.1888 - 21.03.1896 21.03.1896 - 18.03.1899 First used as an electorate name under the 1887 redistribution, it survived successive boundary alterations until 1949, when the Darlington and Southport electorates were created. The were created. and Southport electorates until 1949, when the Darlington alterations it survived successive boundary the 1887 redistribution, name under an electorate First used as the loss of Carbrook made in 1991, including area. Minor changes were a greatly reduced redistributions, though covering in the 1971 and 1977 in 1959 and retained name was revived Paradise Point in the south. and coastal areas below in the north

331 Queensland Parliamentary Record -

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SP DIPLOCK, LF

1.1980 - 19.09.1992 02.12.1989 - 17.02.2001 18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912 29.1 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 21.03.2009 - 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 22.05.1915 - 29.03.1941 29.03.1941 - 28.05.1960 28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972 Aspley Auburn Balonne Aubingy

A

AF

, W , W , EW , NTE CAMPBELL, J LOVEJOY THORN, O’BRIEN, J HEWITT CAMPBELL, F NELSON, BA CAHILL, BJ NELSON, BA PECHEY PERKINS, P SHERLOCK, SHERLOCK,

tribution and the area covered remained basically the same until 1991, centred around St. George and Dirranbandi. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution with the electorate distributed with the electorate Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and Dirranbandi. around St. George the same until 1991, centred basically and the area covered remained tribution Warrego. electorate of Downs and the existing Western among the new electorate of Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 it continued in use until the 1931 redistribution when the electorates were reduced to 62. The name was again used in the 1949 redis was again used in the 1949 name The to 62. were reduced when the electorates the 1931 redistribution in use until Act of 1872 it continued Districts by the Electoral Constituted 27.05.1972 - 29.11.1980 Introduced in the 1971 redistribution for an area in the Western Burnett area which was previously mainly included in the electorate of Mackenzie. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution of Mackenzie. in the electorate included mainly Burnett area which was previously Western for an area in the Introduced in the 1971 redistribution a lesser extent in the new electorate of Fitzroy. Callide and to with most of the electorate subsumed in an enlarged 04.08.1894 - 27.08.1904 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 11.11.1873 - 09.04.1877 11.11.1873 01.05.1877 - 21.02.1884 04.03.1884 - 29.04.1893 29.04.1893 - 17.07.1894 Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, taking in the Western Downs including Pittsworth. The name was dropped in the 1971 redistribution and areas of the electorate allocated electorate of the areas and 1971 redistribution the in was dropped name The Pittsworth. Downs including Western the in of 1872, taking Act Districts Electoral by the Created into neighbouring ones. 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 28.05.1960 - 29.11.1980 - 22.10.1983 29.11.1980 22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986 Metropolitan electorate created in the 1959 redistribution from the former electorate of Chermside. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate moved north, losing Chermside and gaining and gaining Chermside losing north, moved electorate the 1991 redistribution In the of Chermside. electorate former the from redistribution 1959 in the created electorate Metropolitan and Griffin. Murrumba Downs Bald Hills, Strathpine, 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986

332 The 54th Parliament ON, SJ TT, DR TT, VIS, EW AYLOR, JR AYLOR, BRASSINGT BULCOCK, FW DA T EJ BEARDMORE, HM HUNGERFORD, NEAL, DMcC PRA YOUNG, DC O’DONNELL, EC

1.1977 1.06.1932 1.01.1972 07.12.1974 - 12.1 06.08.1927 - 1 06.08.1927 29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957 29.04.1950 17.05.1969 03.08.1957 - 1 17.05.1969 - 19.09.1992 27.05.1972 - 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 20.12.1919 - 15.12.1942 01.05.1943 - 10.04.1961 01.07.1961 - 27.05.1972 Barcoo Baroona Barambah Barron River Barron

, TJ , , FR W

, J ORY, GWB ORY, ALKER, A ALKER, YAN, TJ (Tommy) YAN, TJ YAN, MURPHY R KERR, G R POWER, HANLON, PJ BJELKE-PETERSEN, J PERRETT W LOW BD MOREHEAD, ST LAND, EM

areas formerly in the electorate of Cook. The area of the of Cook. seat taking in the northern part of the and surrounding rural areas formerly in the electorate Introduced in the 1971 redistribution, for a new areas coastal transferred redistribution 2008 The west. the to Kuranda gaining and north the in Douglas Port and Mossman Daintree, losing 1991, in reduced significantly was electorate the Cook electorate into Barron River electorate. (Ellis Beach, Palm Cove and Clifton Beach) from 11.05.1935 - 28.05.1960 11.05.1935 28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974 Constituted under provisions of Section 14 of the Electoral Districts Act of 1931, which gave power to make alterations in boundaries. Baroona was proclaimed an electorate on 20th an electorate proclaimed was Baroona boundaries. in alterations make power to Act of 1931, which gave Districts Electoral of the 14 under provisions of Section Constituted Ashgrove. Ithaca and It was abolished as a seat in the 1977 redistribution being incorporated into Brisbane Central, August 1935, operative from May of that year. 20.05.1893 - 02.10.1909 02.10.1909 - 14.10.1919 24.11.1885 - 24.01.1892 24.11.1885 05.03.1892 - 20.05.1893 Created by the Additional Members Act of 1885 which divided the electorate of Mitchell into Barcoo and Mitchell, the name survived successive boundary changes until the 1971 the name survived successive into Barcoo and Mitchell, of Mitchell the electorate divided Act of 1885 which Members Additional by the Created of the former seat was incorporated into Belyando. redistribution when much 29.04.1950 - 01.12.1987 16.04.1988 - 13.06.1998 Introduced in the 1949 redistribution for a new seat principally constituted from the former electorate of Nanango. Extended in the 1991 redistribution to include Nanango Shire. In Extended in the 1991 redistribution of Nanango. from the former electorate constituted for a new seat principally Introduced in the 1949 redistribution was abolished. the 1999 redistribution Barambah 11.04.1896 - 27.08.1904 11.04.1896 02.05.1927 27.08.1904 - 01.12.1873 - 27.05.1874 01.12.1873 - 05.10.1883 27.05.1874 11.04.1896 05.10.1883 -

333 Queensland Parliamentary Record - A VP , MJ ATTISON, W ATTISON, P CLARK, LA CLARK, LESTER,

BYRNE, DE WETTENHALL, SP WETTENHALL, TROUT KRAUSE, JM

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, TA , ON, HF ARWICK, LR ARWICK, ARCHER, FOLEY O’DONNELL, EC MacDONALD, PF LINGARD, KR MCLINDON, NEWT WOOD, B WOOD, TENNI, MJ CLARK, LA W

18.11.1873 - 28.11.1878 18.11.1873 - 23.01.1886 28.11.1878 Formed under provisions of the 1872 Electoral Districts Act this electorate took in all the rural environs of Rockhampton from the coast to the ranges, and was split up for new elector took in all the rural environs of Rockhampton from the coast to the ranges, and was split Act this electorate Districts Formed under provisions of the 1872 Electoral 29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 Constituted under the 1949 Electoral Districts Act principally from the former Barcoo and Normanby electorates, the name was dropped in the 1959 redistribution when Barcoo was when Barcoo was the name was dropped in the 1959 redistribution from the former Barcoo and Normanby electorates, Act principally Districts under the 1949 Electoral Constituted in 1971 and dropped in 1977 in favour of Peak Downs. The name was revived eastward. enlarged 28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974 Created in the 1959 redistribution from parts of the existing electorates of Bulimba, Mount Gravatt and Wynnum, it was abolished in the 1977 redistribution, with most of its area being most of its area with redistribution, in the 1977 it was abolished Wynnum, and Mount Gravatt of Bulimba, electorates from parts of the existing in the 1959 redistribution Created seat of Chatsworth. incorporated into the new 19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 Created in the 1991 redistribution from large parts of the former Fassifern electorate. Named after the shire whose boundaries almost exactly match the electorate bounds. shire whose boundaries almost exactly match of the former Fassifern electorate. Named after the parts from large Created in the 1991 redistribution 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998 15.07.1995 - Normanby and Rockhampton North. ates of Fitzroy, 27. 05.1972 - 07.12.1974 27. 05.1972 10.11.1989 07.12.1974 -

334 The 54th Parliament - - ONE, G TP TP A JORDAN, H CRIBB, R PUGH, EDMONST

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SMYTH, KW 1.1873

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20.06.1936 - 15.04.1944 02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 02.10.1909 - 22.05.1915 27.04.1912 - 28.03.1936 22.05.1915 - 15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 28.05.1960 - 19.12.1971 01.1 22.05.1915-12.03.1946 25.05.1946-28.05.1960 , G RAFF BROOKES, O’DOHER

Bowen Bremer Brisbane 1.1873 Three member constituency Brisbane, Town of (1859-1873) Town Brisbane,

1.05.1860 - 08.04.1864

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, JK , G FRASER, S PRING, R HANDY BLAKENEY RAFF PRITCHARD,

27.01.1872 - 14.11.1873 23.11.1865 - 22.06.1867 23.11.1865 22.06.1867 - 26.09.1868 26.09.1868 - 17.08.1870 17.08.1870 - 11.01.1872 (a) - 25.11.1865 11.05.1860 The “” and the “Town of South Brisbane” were two of the original electorates set up under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859. Except for the 1949 and 1986 redis 1986 and 1949 for the Except June 1859. of 6th Order-in-Council the under up set electorates original the two of were Brisbane” of South “Town the and Brisbane” of “Town The 25.11.1873 - 15.11.1878 25.11.1873 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 Existing as a separate electorate under the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, Bremer was taken into the Ipswich electorate under provisions of the 1878 Act, which gave dual representa dual gave which Act, 1878 the of provisions under electorate Ipswich the into was taken Bremer 1872, of Act Districts Electoral the under electorate separate a as Existing 19.05.1888 - 11.03.1902 - 02.10.1909 11.03.1902 14.05.1875 - 24.03.1887 14.05.1875 - 25.12.1880 23.04.1877 - 24.01.1881 - 05.01.1883 18.01.1883 - 19.05.1888 04.11.1873 - 05.05.1875 04.11.1873 part of the electorate was re-named Ipswich East. Act, it was dropped in 1959 when the major under the 1910 Electoral Districts seat. Reconstituted tives to the enlarged sequence. city are listed in chronological for the central and under this heading the successive electorates boundary of these electorates, tributions the Brisbane River was the “natural” for the variants relevant to that area. Similar treatment is given under SOUTH BRISBANE, Created in the 1872 Electoral Districts Act, it survived successive redistributions until 1949 when the electorate was split up. Reconstituted in the 1959 redistribution, it was once it 1959 redistribution, in the was split up. Reconstituted 1949 when the electorate until successive redistributions Act, it survived Districts 1872 Electoral in the Created among dropped in 1991, divided was again It electorates. Whitsunday Flinders and of the Peak Downs, in 1986 from portions but re-formed 1971 redistribution, abolished in the again Towers. Charters Burdekin, Fitzroy and Mirani, Whitsunday,

335 Queensland Parliamentary Record , EB WRAITH, T WRAITH, VIS, BJ ALMER, AH ALMER, FORREST DA P

McIL FRASER, R LOWES, HB PRING, R

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Brisbane City (1873-1878) Brisbane North Brisbane (1878-1888) Brisbane North (1888-1912)

ATERSON, T ATERSON,

W Y, JJ Y, , T , TNEY, EH TNEY, ART, RM ART, TON, EGC TON, WAN, MJ WAN, KINGSBUR MacDONALD-P CAMERSON, J BAR MACAR WELSBY KIR FUNNELL, R MANN, JH STEW GRIFFITH, SW BROOKES, GRIFFITH, SW

Formed by the amalgamation of portions of the former seats of Baroona and Brisbane in the 1977 redistribution. In 1986, the new boundaries crossed the Brisbane River taking in In 1986, the of portions of the former seats of Baroona and Brisbane in the 1977 redistribution. Formed by the amalgamation Wilston, Merthyr and the suburbs of of south of the river and gained most of the former electorate it lost the area 1991 redistribution parts of the former seat of South Brisbane. In the 27.04.1912 - 11.06.1932 - 03.01.1936 11.06.1932 04.04.1936 - 17.05.1969 06.08.1901 - 05.02.1908 05.02.1908 - 02.10.1909 02.10.1909 - 05.09.1911 - 27.04.1912 16.09.1911 (a) 05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 29.04.1893 - 21.03.1896 21.03.1896 - 31.07.1901 (a) - 05.05.1888 15.11.1878 13.01.1882 - 05.05.1888 14.11.1873 - 01.02.1878 14.11.1873

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BAR GARDNER, RJ HOUST McLEAN, R GRACE, I CA PEARCE, J

1.1980 - 19.09.1992 1.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 1.06.1932 - 02.04.1938 1 1 02.04.1938 - 29.04.1950 29.04.1950 - 18.01.1951 14.04.1951 - 03.08.1957 03.08.1957 - 25.07.1980 29.1 13.09.2007 - 23.03.2012 13.09.2007 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 24.03.2012 - Bulimba Buderim Broadwater Broadsound

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23.02.1901 - 22.05.1915 18.11.1876 - 29.11.1878 18.11.1876 - 04.07.1882 29.11.1878 13.07.1882 - 29.03.1892 16.04.1892 - 10.01.1901 25.11.1873 - 26.06.1876 25.11.1873 07.07.1876 - 07.11.1876 Created by Electoral Districts Act of 1872 and operative from the 1873 election, it originally covered most of the South East Outer Brisbane region, but has been greatly reduced in size South East Outer Brisbane region, but has been greatly covered most of the it originally from the 1873 election, of 1872 and operative Act Districts by Electoral Created by subsequent redistributions. Created by the 2008 redistribution by merging the parts of the northern areas of Kawana with parts of Maroochydore. Created by the 2008 redistribution by merging 21.03.2009 - 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 Newly created in the 1991 redistribution, comprising the coastal area between Labrador and South Stradbroke Island. Incorporates Tiplers Passage and the Broadwater, hence the name. Passage and the Broadwater, Tiplers and South Stradbroke Island. Incorporates comprising the coastal area between Labrador in the 1991 redistribution, Newly created 19.09.92 - 17.02.2001 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 Established in the 1986 redistribution from parts of the electorates of Callide and Mirani. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and distributed among the new electorates of Keppel of Keppel the new electorates and distributed among in the 1991 redistribution Abolished Mirani. of Callide and from parts of the electorates redistribution Established in the 1986 electorate of Mirani. and Fitzroy and the existing 02.12.1989 -13.09.2007 Windsor and part of Newmarket to the north. to the part of Newmarket and Windsor - 02.12.1989 12.11.1977

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JENSEN, ED CAMPBELL, CB DEMPSEY THOMAS, L CRIBB, JC GIBBS, RJ F DILLA ALLEN, BFS

1.1977

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Created by the 1910 Electoral Districts Act mainly from the south west corner of the former Bulimba electorate, the name was displaced by Greenslopes in the 1959 redistribution. south west corner of the former Bulimba electorate, the name was displaced by Greenslopes in Act mainly from the Created by the 1910 Electoral Districts 29.11.1873 - 19.11.1878 29.11.1873 - 26.10.1880 19.11.1878 - 12.05.1888 12.11.1880 12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 First used as an electorate name in the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 which changed the old Ipswich seat from a three member constituency to a single member electorate. The elec electorate. to a single member constituency a three member Act of 1872 which changed the old Ipswich seat from Districts name in the Electoral First used as an electorate 29.03.1941 - 29.04.1950 06.05.1893 - 21.03.1896 21.03.1896 - 22.06.1901 06.07.1901 - 11.05.1935 - 29.03.1941 11.05.1935 Constituted a separate electorate by the Electoral Districts Act of 1887 which excised it from the former electorate of Mulgrave. Since 1991, the electorate has been surrounded by the surrounded has been electorate 1991, the Since of Mulgrave. former electorate from the it Act of 1887 which excised Districts Electoral by the electorate a separate Constituted includes outlying areas of the city. Burnett electorate which 05.05.1888 - 15.05.1892 16.06.1892 - 06.05.1893 Name given to far South Western seat from 1888 to 1912 when the area was changed to the electorate of Warrego in the 1910 redistribution. Warrego to the electorate of when the area was changed seat from 1888 to 1912 Western to far South Name given 26.05.1888 - 25.04.1893 25.04.1893 - 20.01.1909 torate was known as Bundamba until the name was dropped in the 1910 redistribution in favour of Bremer. The name was revived in the 1991 redistribution, with the new electorate new the with 1991 redistribution, the in was revived name The favour of Bremer. in 1910 redistribution in the was dropped the name until as Bundamba was known torate of Ipswich. as well as incorporating part of the electorate Wolston replacing the former electorate of 22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918 22.05.1915 - 15.05.1923 16.03.1918 11.05.1929 12.05.1923 -

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, P , J , ECJ

A , RH , E , JA

, JM , CA VJ HUNTER HOOLAN HODGKINSON ONEMAN, MD (a) (b) (b) COBURN, BIRD, ST HUXHAM, J HUXHAM, HANSON, EJ PARKER O’SULLIVAN SHEAFFE PALMER GAMIN SMITH HODGKINSON

One of the sixteen original electorates proclaimed under the Order-in-Council of 6 June 1859 returning two members. By the 1872 Electoral Districts Act it was reduced to a single a to was reduced it Act Districts 1872 Electoral By the two members. of 6 June 1859 returning Order-in-Council the under proclaimed electorates original One of the sixteen The previous electorate of South Coast was split, in part creating the Burleigh electorate in the 1991 redistribution. Based around the area of the same name. in part creating the Burleigh electorate in the 1991 redistribution. Based around the area of the The previous electorate of South Coast was split, 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 09.08.1890 - 12.03.1894 14.11.1878 - 05.10.1883 14.11.1878 05.10.1883 - 19.05.1888 19.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 19.05.1888 - 24.06.1890 04.12.1873 - 13.09.1875 26.10.1875 - 21.06.1876 22.08.1876 - 14.11.1878 Originally a single member electorate created under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act, it was changed to a two member constituency from 1888 to 1892 when it was divided into two into 1892 when it was divided 1888 to from constituency two member to a was changed Act, it Districts 1872 Electoral under the created electorate member single a Originally 1971 the name In in the 1959 redistribution. only to be revived into Carpentaria, 1931 redistribution in the was amalgamated The Burke electorate - Burke and Croydon. electorates to Mount Isa. of the electorate was changed 22.10.1983 - 13.06.1998 Formed in the 1949 redistribution by combining portions of the former electorates of Bowen and Mundingburra. Centered on Ayr and Home Hill. and Ayr Centered on Bowen and Mundingburra. former electorates of combining portions of the 1949 redistribution by Formed in the 29.04.1950 - 17.05.1969 17.05.1969 - 22.10.1983 27.04.1912 - 31.07.1924 27.04.1912 02.05.1947 16.08.1924 -

339 Queensland Parliamentary Record - -

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, AEV , WJR , CA , JH , WP , SA , WF , TL , JJ , CDW , BH , WA , RS , DJ , AJ , RL , W CORD MESSENGER RANKIN FELDMAN CADELL

BENNETT Mc

SLACK STRONG WHITFORD BRAND SULLIVAN MAUGHAN KENT JONES HODGE CORSER BOYD WHARTON

1.1986 1.06.1932 1.06.1932

1.1986 - 17.02.2001 1.07.1891 - 28.03.1896 02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 28.05.1960 - 01.1 25.03.1899 - 27.08.1904 25.03.1899 - 07.02.2004 - 23.03.2012 24.03.2012 - 28.03.1896 - 14.04.1898 28.03.1896 - 01.1 09.10.1920 - 1 19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998 17.06.1905 - 16.03.1918 28.05.1898 - 25.03.1899 28.05.1898 - 13.10.1928 - 1 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920 27.04.1912 - 16.08.1928 27.08.1904 - 02.10.1909 17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 1 Burrum Caboolture

, J

, BB

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, RR

, K , BB

, DJ , W ,

, R , LE , C , CR , WH , , G , CR , NEN , CR , GH , FJ KENZIE HALY BRAMSTON EDWARDS HALY PRING MORETON SCOTT Mac (a) (a) (a) (b) (a) (a) (b) FRAWLEY NEWTON IVORY BAYNES MORETON HALAY POWERS TOOTH MARTIN HAYWARD JONES

12.11.1977 - 22.10.1983 12.11.1977 22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986 - 19.09.1992 01.11.1986 Came into existence under the 1977 redistribution being constituted principally from the northern part of the former Murrumba electorate. The area of the electorate was greatly re The area of the electorate from the northern part of the former Murrumba electorate. principally being constituted the 1977 redistribution under Came into existence 12.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 13.05.1893 - 11.03.1902 - 14.05.1905 11.03.1902 Created under the Electoral Districts Act of 1887, the electorate occupied the rural environs of the Maryborough district excluding the city itself. Succeeding redistributions changed the city itself. Succeeding redistributions changed excluding district the rural environs of the Maryborough occupied Act of 1887, the electorate Districts under the Electoral Created Bay. Wide disappearance, with the area being divided between Isis and Act resulted in its 1931 Electoral Districts the boundaries, but the name was retained until the 01.10.1883 - 12.05.1888 12.05.1888 - 12.06.1891 07.11.1871 - 20.11.1873 07.11.1871 03.04.1871 - 08.12.1873 29.12.1873 - 28.11.1878 - 01.10.1883 28.11.1878 13.05.1865 - 06.04.1867 13.05.1865 - 22.04.1867 - 17.08.1870 21.04.1869 - 23.03.1871 30.08.1870 - 24.10.1871 dian (1949) before being revived for the 1960 election. The 1991 redistribution extended this electorate north to include part of the former electorate of Callide and east to include part east to include and of Callide the former electorate part of north to include this electorate extended 1991 redistribution The election. for the 1960 being revived before dian (1949) electorate of Isis. of the abolished 24.06.1863(a) 04.05.1860 - 06.04.1869(b) 04.05.1860 - 15.04.1865 24.06.1863 - of electorate previous of the portion southern the occupy to north moved electorate the 1991 redistribution In the electorates. new adjoining of two creation the 1986 through in duced the seat disappeared. Glasshouse including Bribie Island. In the 1999 redistribution member constituency from 1873 until 1932 when the name was dropped as a result of the 1931 redistribution. The electorate was largely incorporated into Wide Bay (1931) and Maro (1931) and Bay Wide into incorporated largely was electorate The 1931 redistribution. of the as a result was dropped name 1932 when the 1873 until from constituency member

340 The 54th Parliament - - , D DE , TM , GWG , MF , LJ , KE , JW , DC , R RDLE AULEY, LACY SEENEY BARNES BOYLE

McC

De KING, GR

MACKINTOSH CROWLEY WALLACE JONES McA

1.1986 - 13.06.1998 27.02.1965 - 22.10.1983 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 01.1 03.05.1947 - 19.05.1956 03.05.1947 - 19.05.1956 - 12.10.1964 13.06.1998 - 22.10.1983 - 13.06.1998 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 31.10.1942 - 03.05.1947 31.10.1942 - 07.02.2004 - 18.03.1899 - 27.04.1912 Cairns Callide Cambooya Caloundra

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, JM , LE , HJ , P , J , IS

, F , TJ ,

, T , , J , J , VE , ORMACK McC PERKINS WIMBLE LISSNER GIVENS LYONS MANN DANIELS JONES HARTWIG SHELDON BYRNES O’KEEFE

10.05.1888 - 06.05.1893 06.05.1893 - 18.03.1899 Seat based on Western Downs area, created under the provisions of Electoral Districts Act 1887 and abolished in the 1910 redistribution when the electorate for the area was named was named area for the electorate when the 1910 redistribution the in and abolished 1887 Act Districts provisions of Electoral the under created area, Downs Western based on Seat Pittsworth. 19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004 Created in the 1991 redistribution from part of the former electorate of Landsborough. Based on the city of the same name. Created in the 1991 redistribution from part of the 29.04.1950 - 30.10.1971 27.05.1972 - 01.11.1986 Introduced in the 1949 electoral redistribution for a seat based on the Callide and Dawson Valleys. Formed from areas of former Keppel and Normanby electorates. In the 1991 redis In the and Normanby electorates. Keppel former of Formed from areas Valleys. and Dawson Callide based on the for a seat redistribution 1949 electoral in the Introduced 27.08.1904 - 27.04.1912 27.04.1912 - 21.02.1930 10.05.1930 - 27.01.1942 29.04.1893 - 04.04.1896 29.04.1893 - 04.04.1896 - 11.03.1899 - 11.03.1902 11.03.1899 - 27.08.1904 11.03.1902 Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1887 as a single member constituency centred on the city of Cairns. With population growth the city has had parts included in other elector in other included had parts has city growth the population With of Cairns. city on the centred constituency member of 1887 as a single Act Districts Electoral by the Constituted Barron River (1971). ates such as 29.04.1893 05.05.1888 - its coastline to the seat of Burnett. Auburn and lost most of the previous electorate of tribution Callide incorporated

341 Queensland Parliamentary Record , V , WJ , LJ , HA , PR , E , RGW , J , PJR , T , AJ ECHNIE ECHNIE WINSTANLEY VIES, SW McK McK (a) COSTELLO HILTON SPRINGBORG NEVITT MULLAN SMITH WILLIAMS WELLINGTON DA

1.1989 1.05.1935 1.05.1935 - 01.06.1963 1.06.1932 - 29.03.1941 1 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 07.12.1974 - 27.1 01.06.1963 - 24.10.1974 18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912 09.10.1920 - 1 02.12.1989 - 18.09.1992 05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912 22.05.1915 - 02.03.1939 29.03.1941 - 28.05.1960 1 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - Capalaba Carnarvon Carpentaria Charters Towers

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, JdeP , JP , R , W , , D , MW-M , GC RUTLEDGE SAYERS DAWSON (a) (b) (a) PHILLIPS SIM FORSYTH CHOI PRING MILES TYREL ELDER PALMER FOXTON BARTON GUNN

13.05.1893 - 11.06.1901 12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 Under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act this seat was constituted as a two member constituency, altered to a single member constituency under the 1910 Act and abolished in the 1959 in the Act and abolished 1910 under the constituency member to a single altered constituency, as a two member was constituted Act this seat Districts 1887 Electoral Under the of Flinders and of the abolished electorates it subsumed most Revived in the 1991 redistribution, in the Flinders electorate. Towers town of Charters which placed the redistribution to form the new seat of Dalrymple. Tablelands with was merged Towers Peak Downs. In the 2008 redistribution, Charters 11.04.1896 - 25.03.1899 11.04.1896 25.03.1899 - 18.05.1907 26.05.1888 - 25.05.1893 25.05.1893 - 11.04.1896 Far northern seat set up under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act operative 1888-1912 when it was abolished into Burke and Cook. In the 1931 redistribution the existing seat of Flinders the existing into Burke and Cook. In the 1931 redistribution 1888-1912 when it was abolished Act operative Districts Far northern seat set up under the 1887 Electoral The 1959 redistribution dropped the name Carpentaria in favour of Burke. part of Burke. was altered to Carpentaria which also combined 08.01.1876 - 01.10.1883 01.10.1883 - 27.08.1904 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 18.05.1907 - 09.10.1920 25.11.1873 - 02.01.1874 25.11.1873 20.01.1874 - 14.10.1875 Constituted under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act for a seat in the southern inland area of the state centred on Stanthorpe and Goondiwindi. It was abolished in the 1991 redistribution in the 1991 It was abolished and Goondiwindi. on Stanthorpe centred of the state area for a seat in the southern inland Act Districts under the 1872 Electoral Constituted Warwick. into the electorate of and most of its area subsumed 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 19.09.1992 - 23.03.2012 17.02.2001 - Formed in the 1991 redistibution from part of the former electorate of Manly. Based on Capalaba, Alexandra Hills and Sheldon. Alexandra Based on Capalaba, of Manly. part of the former electorate 1991 redistibution from Formed in the

342 The 54th Parliament J , C , EA , RA , T , SA , CM , A SULLIVAN ATHERTON MITCHELL SCOTT

KILBURN, SA MINNIKIN, S

BOMBOLAS

JONES KNUTH

1.05.1929 - 10.06.1932 1 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 24.03.2012 - 27.05.1939 - 28.05.1960 27.05.1939 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009 09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009 07.02.2004 - 20.03.2009 07.02.2004 - 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 19.09.1992 17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 17.02.2001 - Clayfield Chillagoe Chermside Chatsworth

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, J , WD , , AT , , TA , DUNSFORD PAULL MULLAN BURROWS MILLICAN (b) (a) (b) (a) (b) DEWAR HILEY HEWITT MACKENROTH CALTABIANO THEODORE O’KEEFE

Introduced in the 1949 redistribution for a seat taking in most of the former Hamilton electorate, the name was dropped in the 1977 redistribution when the area was split among the in the 1977 redistribution the name was dropped electorate, Hamilton for a seat taking in most of the former Introduced in the 1949 redistribution former of Nudgee and the electorate existing and consists of parts of the 1991 redistribution in the was revived name The Wavell. Nundah and of Merthyr, electorates neighbouring 27.04.1912 - 22.09.1925 16.01.1926 - 11.05.1929 Formed in the 1911 redistribution principally from the former electorate of Woothakata and based on Atherton Tablelands. The name was dropped in the 1931 redistribution in favour The name was dropped in the 1931 redistribution Tablelands. Atherton and based on Woothakata of from the former electorate principally redistribution Formed in the 1911 of The Tableland. 29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960 Adopted in the 1949 redistribution as a name for a seat taking in parts of the electorates of Sandgate and Nundah, it was subsequently divided into portions of Wavell and Aspley in the Aspley in and Wavell of portions into divided was subsequently it Nundah, and Sandgate of electorates the of parts in taking seat a for name a as 1949 redistribution the in Adopted was abolished electorate The Aspley. and Nundah Stafford, of electorates previous of the of parts consisted and redistribution 1991 the in was revived name The redistribution. 1959 in the 1999 redistribution. 12.11.1977 - 25.07.2005 12.11.1977 20.08.2005 - 09.09.2006 28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966 28.05.1966 - 12.11.1977 Created in the 1959 redistribution as a new seat composed mainly of parts of the former Mount Gravatt and Coorparoo electorates. In the 1977 redistribution the name was given to the name 1977 redistribution In the electorates. of the former Mount Gravatt and Coorparoo of parts new seat composed mainly as a in the 1959 redistribution Created Chatsworth Belmont, but also included part of the former much of what was formerly eastward almost to the sea through the In the 1991 redistribution the seat was extended seat. previous Manly electorate. 18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912 05.02.1908 - 13.05.1893 - 15.09.1905 13.05.1893 - 18.05.1907 06.07.1901 05.02.1908 07.10.1905 -

343 Queensland Parliamentary Record , HJ , BG , J , J MA TJ , DS , S , CJ , WL , VBJ , EA , JM STEVENSON SANTORO CLARK GRAHAM

ROBINSON,

NICHOLLS, NICHOLLS,

FOWLES WELD-BLUNDELL WALLACE STEVENSON CROSS LESINA LITTLEPROUD HOPPER, RG

1.1878 1.03.1899

1.1878 - 01.03.1879 1.03.1899 - 27.04.1912 07.09.1883 - 05.05.1888 30.04.1872 - 04.01.1876 05.04.1879 - 07.09.1883 21.03.2009 - 1 04.02.1876 - 22.1 05.05.1888 - 06.05.1893 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 19.09.1992 - 22.1 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2006 - 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 17.02.2001 - 22.10.1983 - 19.9.1992 06.05.1893 - 1 21.03.2009 - 30.01.2015 Clermont Cleveland Condamine

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, OJ , OJ , R , LF , FJ , DJ , JC , JR

, HB , GE , I , J , RT , SB SATGE SATGE WEIGHTMAN, PJ De De BRISKEY ALLPASS FITZSIMMONS ATKIN BENSON TAYLOR SULLIVAN DIPLOCK DAVIS TRAVERS FORBES SCOTT MURRAY BROWN

29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953 07.03.1953 - 28.05.1960 28.05.1960 - 22.10.1983 Created in the 1949 redistribution when the western Darling Downs seat of Dalby was abolished, and the greater portion included in the new seat. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, in the new seat. portion included Downs when the western Darling and the greater Dalby was abolished, seat of in the 1949 redistribution Created the seats of Cunningham and Darling Downs. Downs. . Revived by the 2008 redistribution by merging Western of the electorate was subsumed in the new electorate 19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006 09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009 Established in the 1991 redistribution, the electorate was created from the electoral district of Redlands as an electorate of “bayside” residential suburbs. Established in the 1991 redistribution, the electorate 04.05.1870 - 06.09.1870 06.09.1870 - 09.04.1872 01.07.1867 - 11.05.1868 22.06.1868 - 01.10.1868 01.10.1868 - 29.01.1869 04.03.1869 - 04.04.1870 18.03.1865 - 18.08.1866 - 12.10.1866 11.09.1866 - 20.06.1867 13.11.1866 The Additional Members Act of 1864 created this electorate based on the and environs. It continued as an electorate until abolished in 1910 when the area was until abolished in 1910 when the area as an electorate and environs. It continued based on the town of Clermont this electorate Act of 1864 created Members Additional The electorate. incorporated into the Leichhardt 01.06.1963 - 10.03.1976 01.06.1963 - 12.05.1977 29.05.1976 - electorates of Nundah and Merthyr. It includes the suburbs of Albion, Clayfield, Eagle Farm, Hamilton, Hendra and Pinkenba. Hamilton, Eagle Farm, Clayfield, Albion, suburbs of the It includes and Merthyr. of Nundah electorates 01.06.1963 29.04.1950 -

344 The 54th Parliament , CF , E , SD , D , GL , HH , JD , RD SMITH , E - , H , RW , B SIMPSON BARBER

SCOTT BREDHAUER O’BRIEN KEMPTON COLLINS WORDSWORTH ADAIR WOOD WALLIS DEERAL

1.1977 1.1977 - 02.12.1989 1.05.1935 - 29.04.1950 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953 29.04.1950 - 17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972 02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 07.12.1974 - 12.1 07.12.1974 - 02.12.1989 07.02.2004 - 23.03.2012 12.1 1 07.03.1953 - 17.05.1969 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 Cook Coomera Cooroora Coorparoo

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, CL , JAC , HJ , DA COOPER CAMPBELL HILL HAMILTON WALSH CRANDON, MJ (a) (b) (a) (b) (b) WALKER MURPHY HAMILTON HARGREAVES RYAN KENNY LOW DOUGLAS

Introduced by the 1949 redistribution when the seat was excised substantially from the former electorates of Logan and Maree. Following the 1959 redistribution the name was dropped of Logan and Maree. Following the 1959 redistribution from the former electorates when the seat was excised substantially Introduced by the 1949 redistribution Chatsworth. and a new name for much of the areas assigned - 27.04.1912 - 03.05.1947 03.05.1947 - 16.10.1974 Name chosen for an electorate constituted under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act, which was composed largely from the former electorate of Wide Bay. Successive redistributions Successive Bay. Wide of former electorate from the largely which was composed Act, Districts 1910 Electoral the under constituted chosen for an electorate Name of Noosa and Maroochydore. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, the electorate was divided between the electorates greatly reduced the area of the electorate. 21.03.2009 - Created by the 2008 redistribution from areas of Albert east of the Pacific Motorway. Albert east of the Created by the 2008 redistribution from areas of 18.05.1907 - 22.05.1915 22.05.1915 - 11.05.1929 - 11.05.1935 11.05.1929 04.03.1884 - 04.08.1885 16.09.1885 - 26.05.1888 26.05.1888 - 27.08.1904 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 01.06.1876 - 05.12.1878 01.06.1876 - 30.10.1883 05.12.1878 - 05.12.1878 - 04.03.1884 30.10.1883 - 26.05.1888 The Cook District Representation Act of 1875 initiated the seat with single member representation until 1878 when dual membership was granted. In 1887 the representation was was 1887 the representation was granted. In 1878 when dual membership until member representation the seat with single Act of 1875 initiated Representation The Cook District of Mount were lost to the electorate and Mornington Island Burketown redistribution to the present. In the 1991 successive redistributions and the name has survived reduced to one, Beach) from Cook Palm Cove and Clifton areas (Ellis Beach, and coastal electorate into the Cook electorate Tablelands former areas from the 2008 redistribution transferred The Isa. River electorate. into the Barron

345 Queensland Parliamentary Record - , SW , AR , M , WS , WA , CV , JA INTYRE CREAGH MURPHY COPELAND

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DEACON FLETCHER ELLIOTT

17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 15.04.1944 - 07.03.1953 07.03.1953 - 07.12.1974 09.10.1920 - 25.12.1943 18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912 07.12.1974 - 17.02.2001 Croydon Crows Nest Crows Currumbin Cunningham

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, WH , , WS , , DJR , TR , W , , FB , TA GAHAN Mc KATES WATSON GRAYSON COOPER BROWNE HILEY ALLAN MURPHY

Derived from the southern portion of the electorate of South Coast in the 1986 redistribution, based on the Currumbin and Tallebudgera valleys. It was largely unchanged in 1991, in unchanged was largely It valleys. Tallebudgera and Currumbin on the based 1986 redistribution, the of South Coast in electorate of the southern portion from the Derived losing only the northern part of Palm Beach. 29.10.1903 - 27.08.1904 27.08.1904 - 09.10.1920 10.05.1888 - 21.03.1896 21.03.1896 - 11.03.1899 - 26.09.1903 11.03.1899 Established under the Electoral Districts Act of 1887 which split up the old seat of Darling Downs into Cunningham and Cambooya. The name was retained for the same area for many area same for the was retained name The and Cambooya. Cunningham Downs into of Darling old seat up the Act of 1887 which split Districts Electoral under the Established Gap, west to Clifton and south to the The original seat stretched from Cunningham’s years and was the name ceased to exist. substituted for Drayton in the 1922 redistribution when includ and border NSW the south to stretching more once shape, original of its much assumed electorate the 1991 redistribution In the Warwick. town of the excluding border NSW 13.05.1893 - 12.04.1904 21.05.1904 - 18.05.1907 Formed by the 1892 redistribution which divided the electorate of Burke in half, giving the name Croydon to the western portion. The seat only lasted until the 1911 redistribution, redistribution, 1911 the until lasted only seat The portion. western the Croydon to name the half, giving in of Burke electorate the which divided 1892 redistribution the by Formed the Burke and Flinders electorates. when it was absorbed into 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 This electorate was created in the 1991 redistribution from parts of the previous electoral districts of Somerset, Lockyer and Cunningham to form an arc of areas west, north-west, north north-west, west, of areas arc an form to Cunningham and Lockyer of Somerset, districts electoral previous of the parts from 1991 redistribution the in created was electorate This in the 1999 redistribution. The seat was abolished Toowoomba. of and north-east urban parts the with 2008 redistribution by the Abolished Downs. Western of Crows Nest and new electorates was lost to the part northern Some of the . ing the areas combined with parts of Darling Downs to revive the seat of Condamine. South and the rural Toowoomba transferred to 29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960 29.04.1950

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(b) RUSSELL ROSE RUSSELL SPARKES MORGAN SLESSAR

1.1878 - 01.11.1881 1.06.1932 - 11.05.1935 1.05.1935 - 02.04.1938 07.02.2004 - 07.02.2004 08.05.1926 - 08.01.1932 02.04.1938 - 03.05.1947 19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004 19.09.1992 26.1 1 03.05.1947 - 28.10.1949 1 Dalby Dalrymple Darling Downs Eastern Downs Western Downs Western Southern Downs Northern Downs see also Drayton and Toowoomba see also Drayton and

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, LF , JS , JP , JT KNUTH, SA WIENHOLT SIMPSON JESSOP BELL VOWLES GATELY COOMBER BELL

04.11.1873 - 01.02.1875 04.11.1873 Resulting from the 1872 Electoral Districts Act which split up the original (1859) electorates of Eastern Downs and Western Downs. Darling Downs existed as a single member con Western of Eastern Downs original (1859) electorates and Act which split up the Districts Resulting from the 1872 Electoral 21.03.2009 - Created by the 2008 redistribution by merging the seats of Charters Towers and Tablelands. and Towers the seats of Charters by merging Created by the 2008 redistribution 31.01.1882 - 29.04.1893 29.04.1893 - 10.03.1911 - 08.05.1926 26.04.1911 10.11.1873 - 15.11.1878 10.11.1873 - 20.01.1882 15.11.1878 Originally constituted under the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, centred on the and surrounds, it was augmented in the 1935 redistribution by the inclusion of most of the inclusion by the redistribution in the 1935 augmented was it town of Dalby and surrounds, on the of 1872, centred Act Districts under the Electoral constituted Originally new seat of Condamine. was included in the in 1949 much of Dalby Murilla. Following abolition electorate of In the in 1887, becoming the basis of Cambooya and Cunningham. out of existence (1878-1888) until it in turn was redistributed (1874-78) and a dual member constituency stituency of Darling with parts combined areas rural South and the Toowoomba to parts transferred urban with the 2008 redistribution Abolished by the it was re-established. 1999 redistribution Downs to revive the seat of Condamine. 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 - 19.09.1992 02.12.1989

347 Queensland Parliamentary Record - , RL , W , F , RG KATES ALLAN HOPPER HARRISON

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1.1881 - 01.10.1883 1.1881 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 17.02.2001 - 01.10.1883 - 04.05.1888 01.10.1883 03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 29.1 Downs Drayton Darlington Eastern Downs Western Downs Western Northern Downs see Darling Downs see also Darling Downs Drayton and Toowoomba Drayton and

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, TF , , W , , W W , , W , MILES ALLAN (a) (a) GRAHAM BEBBINGTON PLUNKETT

Constituted in the 1949 redistribution substantially from the former electorate of Albert, the name was Albert, name of Logan to a similar which assigned the in the 1959 redistribution dropped of electorate substantially from the former in the 1949 redistribution Constituted locality. 29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957 23.03.1875 - 26.11.1878 23.03.1875 - 22.08.1887 26.11.1878 04.05.1888 06.09.1887 - One of the original sixteen electorates formed under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, it was represented by one member until 1873, when the name was dropped in favour of of 6th June 1859, it was represented by one member until 1873, when the name was dropped formed under the Order-in-Council One of the original sixteen electorates redistribu 1911 provisions of the 1912, when the until two members returning a dual constituency, was reconstituted Toowoomba Drayton and In the 1878 redistribution Toowoomba. 27.04.1912 - 12.05.1923 Eastern Darling Downs seat created under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act which excised Toowoomba city from its environs, it was subsequently renamed Cunningham following the following Cunningham renamed subsequently was from its environs, it city Toowoomba Act which excised Districts 1910 Electoral under the created Downs seat Darling Eastern 1920 redistribution. Toowoomba. and East Toowoomba tion resulted in separate electorates of Drayton,

348 The 54th Parliament

, GH , W , J , J , JF , SW , TR , H , R , EL , JF , RT , W , GA GARRICK DOUGLAS JORDAN HEMMANT DAVENPORT FOGARTY SMART ROBERTS ALAND GRIFFITH ATKIN (b) (b) (a) (b) (b) (b) (b) (b) (a) (b) (b) FRYAR GARRICK DUFFY

1.1873 1.1878 1.12.1868 1.1873 - 24.04.1877 1.1871 - 18.11.1873 1.1878 - 01.01.1881 1.1878 1.05.1929 - 23.03.1932 23.12.1868 - 20.10.1871 14.01.1881 - 06.05.1893 14.01.1881 03.04.1872 - 18.1 18.1 04.1 10.05.1877 - 19.1 01.10.1904 - 18.05.1907 01.10.1904 - 15.1 1 28.09.1868 - 1 01.07.1867 - 28.09.1868 17.02.1870 - 07.03.1872 06.05.1893 - 09.09.1904 06.05.1893 - 27.04.1912 18.05.1907 - Eacham East Moreton West Moreton West see also Moreton East Toowoomba see also Toowoomba East Toowoomba see also

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, J , J , WH , , TS , , R , R

, WN , , WH , , J , CJ BUCKLEY BROOKES CRIBB CRIBB WARRY EDMONDSTONE EDMONDSTONE FRANCIS GROOM REDWOOD TOLMIE TOLMIE (a) (b) (b) (a) (b) (b) (b) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) RYAN WATTS GILLIES GROOM

15.05.1867 - 01.07.1867 01.07.1867 - 17.02.1870 27.10.1860 - 26.08.1863 05.09.1863 - 01.07.1867 05.09.1863 - 15.09.1863 26.09.1863 - 07.05.1867 07.05.1860 - 26.08.1863 07.05.1860 - 29.09.1860 One of the original sixteen electorates proclaimed under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859 and covering the south-east part of the State outside Brisbane and Ipswich, the seat Ipswich, the and Brisbane outside State of the part south-east the covering of 6th June 1859 and Order-in-Council the under proclaimed electorates sixteen original One of the East Moreton into Bulimba, Oxley and East Moreton. The 1872 redistribution divided to 1878 when it was re-named Moreton. returned two members (1860-73) and one from 1874 27.04.1912 - 24.10.1925 16.01.1926 - 11.05.1929 Inaugurated under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act, the electorate which centred on the Atherton Tableland encompassed most of the eastern part of the former seat of Woothakata. the eastern part of the former seat of encompassed most of Tableland Atherton on the Act, the electorate which centred Electoral Districts Inaugurated under the 1910 22.06.1901 - 18.05.1907 22.06.1901 - 02.10.1909 18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912 02.10.1909 - 02.05.1860 - 26.07.1862 02.05.1860 - 10.11.1873 11.08.1862 - 04.06.1901 15.11.1878

349 Queensland Parliamentary Record - , A , AGC , EL , RJ , GC , KJ , H , GWW , WF , R , LA , JS ATT, MP ATT, WELFORD WOOD CHALK

W

MACALISTER THORNTON HAWTHORN TROUT LLOYD KERR TAYLOR MORRIS YEATES

1.1873 1.06.1932 1 - 22.05.1915 1.06.1932 - 15.04.1944 1.03.1902 - 07.02.1911 22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 25.02.191 19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009 18.09.1868 - 22.07.1871 22.07.1871 - 06.1 15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 09.10.1920 - 1 02.04.1938 - 24.12.1945 02.04.1938 - 1 03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950 03.05.1947 - 02.03.1946 - 03.05.1947 02.03.1946 - 1 Everton Enoggera Eastern Downs

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, BDV

, JL , JD

, JG , NF , R , JD , M RUTLEDGE BALE BULCOCK DICKSON LEAN (a) (b) (b) (b) Mc DRAKE REID JONES ROBERTS ANNAND LINDSAY DICKSON KANE PRING DOUGLAS

27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977 Resulting from the redistribution of 1971 which abolished the former electorate of Kedron whilst incorporating a large portion of it into Everton. abolished the former electorate of Kedron whilst incorporating a large Resulting from the redistribution of 1971 which 26.10.1885 - 12.05.1888 12.05.1888 - 07.12.1899 23.12.1899 - 11.03.1902 28.11.1873 - 21.11.1878 28.11.1873 - 12.05.1888 21.11.1878 - 18.08.1883 21.11.1878 18.08.1883 - 13.10.1885 Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, it first returned a single member (1873-78), and then was a dual member constituency (1878-88) before reverting to a single seat electorate seat single a to reverting before (1878-88) constituency member dual a was then and (1873-78), member single a returned first it 1872, of Act Districts Electoral the by Created Kedron and Mount Coot-tha. was dropped and most of the electorate became (1888-1950) when the name 04.01.1867 - 18.09.1868 27.04.1860 - 22.04.1862 02.05.1862 - 16.12.1866 One of the original sixteen electorates of 1859, it encompassed a huge area south-west of Toowoomba embracing Texas, Warwick, Dalby and all the area south to the border. It was south to the border. the area Dalby and all Warwick, Texas, embracing Toowoomba south-west of a huge area 1859, it encompassed of electorates sixteen One of the original into Darling Downs, Carnarvon and Balonne. split up in the 1872 redistribution bution parts of East Toowoomba were incorporated into Lockyer. incorporated were Toowoomba parts of East bution 02.06.1934 27.04.1912 - 11.05.1935 18.08.1934 - - 02.04.1938 11.05.1935 Formed in the 1911 redistribution which saw the former dual constituency of Drayton and Toowoomba split into three single member seats of which this was which this seats of single member into three split redistri In the 1949 one. Toowoomba saw which redistribution and of Drayton constituency former dual the in the 1911 Formed

350 The 54th Parliament - , DE , CM , A , A , JC Ashgrove. TL , KR , HL

, AG , SJ , WE , J , J , ET CARTER PETERSON CLARK PEARCE

MANDER, MANDER,

MULLER MULLER LINGARD SHUTTLEWORTH HARTLEY JENKINSON WIENHOLT BELL WIENHOLT

1.05.1935 1.05.1929

1.06.1932 - 11.05.1935 1.05.1935 - 17.05.1969 1.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 1.05.1935 - 28.05.1960 28.06.1930 - 1 1 17.05.1969 - 22.10.1983 22.05.1915 - 1 13.01.1903 - 02.10.1909 1 22.10.1983 - 19.09.1992 1 24.03.2012 - 24.03.2012 02.10.1909 - 28.03.1913 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.04.1913 - 02.05.1930 19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009 1 Fitzroy Fassifern Ferny Grove , TdeM

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PRIOR , A ,

- , AJ , , GJ , deBF , G Jnr. , G Jnr. , G Jnr. , J , H , KM , R MILLINER CALLAN THORN PERSSE MIDGLEY THORN SALKELD THORN MURRAY MILLINER WILSON LYONS COWAP CRAWFORD GRANT THORN

02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 04.05.1888 - 17.07.1889 03.08.1889 - 11.03.1902 - 02.10.1909 11.03.1902 Formed in the 1887 redistribution almost wholly from the southern portion of the former Blackall electorate, it encompassed a region south of Rockhampton to as far as Mount Lar as far to south of Rockhampton region a encompassed it electorate, Blackall former of the portion southern the from wholly almost 1887 redistribution Formed in the 19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 Introduced in the redistribution of 1991 as an electorate based on the upper part of Kedron Brook. Previously included in the electoral districts of Everton and part of Kedron Brook. Previously included in of 1991 as an electorate based on the upper Introduced in the redistribution 06.05.1893 - 11.03.1902 - 11.12.1902 11.03.1902 09.04.1878 - 07.09.1883 07.09.1883 - 19.07.1887 04.08.1887 - 10.05.1888 10.05.1888 - 06.05.1893 25.11.1873 - 09.01.1874 25.11.1873 24.01.1874 - 12.03.1878 Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 as a rural electorate based on the Fassifern Valley and running from just south of Ipswich to the New South Wales border, it was border, Wales South south of Ipswich to the New and running from just Valley based on the Fassifern as a rural electorate Act of 1872 Districts by the Electoral Constituted redistribution 1991 the in Abolished seat. the of extent the reduced greatly redistributions Successive electorates. Moreton West and Moreton East former the of portions from derived of Beaudesert. by the new electorate and subsumed 2008 Abolished by the Peak Downs. of Broadsound and from parts of the former electorates mainly in the 1991 redistribution, was dropped in 1959 and revived name The combe. seats of Callide, Gregory and Mirani. redistribution and divided between the neighbouring 12.11.1977 - 19.09.1992 12.11.1977

351 Queensland Parliamentary Record

, PA , SJ , J , J , D , WH , WH , MT , RL , D , EJ , T , RC , FM MASTER MASTER LACHLAN BOWMAN BOWMAN WILSON BRASSINGTON BROSNAN WINDSOR KATTER (b) Mc

(a) Mc

(b) (a) Mc

RIORDAN FORDE LONGERAN LONGERAN

1.1950 - 03.08.1957 03.08.1901 - 27.08.1904 07.12.1974 - 19.09.1992 18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 17.05.1958 - 28.10.1974 12.03.1955 - 03.08.1957 12.03.1955 - 04.03.1958 03.08.1957 - 03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 27.04.1912 - 25.02.1916 15.07.1933 - 04.10.1950 29.04.1950 - 09.12.1954 29.04.1950 - 05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912 27.08.1904 - 27.04.1912 18.1 01.04.1916 - 19.05.1933 Gaven Flinders Fortitude Valley Fortitude Valley Fortitude Fortitude Valley, Hamlet of Valley, Fortitude

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, C , SW , J , L

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, F , F

, C , C , R

, P MASTER DONNELL , J DONALD HIGGS BROOKS WATSON (a) (b) Mc (a) (a) Mc (b) Mac GOLDRING AIREY LILLEY LILLEY BEATTIE PRING BEATTIE MAY MULLAN

Created in the 1999 redistribution, that this section electorate of was the named Pacificafter Highwaythe whichGaven Way, links the two major population centres of the electorate, 14.09.1885 - 11.03.1899 12.05.1888 - 21.03.1896 21.03.1896 - 18.05.1907 - 17.07.1901 11.03.1899 25.02.1874 - 26.11.1878 - 28.05.1879 26.11.1878 28.05.1879 - 16.04.1886 01.05.1886 - 12.05.1888 Hamlet of Fortitude Valley was one of the original sixteen electorates proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859. It became Fortitude Valley in the 1872 in the 1872 Valley Fortitude of 6th June 1859. It became under the provisions of the Order-in-Council proclaimed was one of the original sixteen electorates Valley Hamlet of Fortitude in the 1959 redistribution seat. It was abolished returned it to a single member so until the 1910 redistribution remaining constituency, a dual member and in 1885 became redistribution Merthyr seats. electorate was incorporated into the Brisbane and when most of the current 20.05.1893 - 24.06.1901 20.05.1893 - 18.05.1907 13.07.1901 - 18.05.1907 - 29.12.1917 16.03.1918 - 11.06.1932 19.05.1888 - 20.05.1893 19.05.1888 - Originally created under the 1887 electoral redistribution from the old Burke electorate, it encompassed an area north and south of a line running through Cloncurry, Richmond and Cloncurry, of a line running through an area north and south it encompassed old Burke electorate, from the redistribution under the 1887 electoral Originally created Hughenden. In 1931 the name was dropped in favour of Carpentaria, but Abolishedrevived inin thethe 1991 1949 redistribution when the number of seats was increased by fifteen. Towers. electorate of Charters and replaced by the new redistribution 25.11.1873 - 14.02.1874 25.11.1873 01.05.1860 - 25.11.1873

352 The 54th Parliament , EA AR AC

, GB , TP , CT Y, PR Y, YE, IS DICK, CR MALE RADKE FENLON CUNNINGHAM DOUGLAS, DOUGLAS,

KA

GRA

POWELL,

- 30.01.2015 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 13.06.1998 - 20.03.2009 09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009 09.09.2006 - 21.03.2009 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 21.03.2009 - 15.07.1995 - 30.01.2015 Gregory Gladstone Greenslopes Glass House

, JH

, AR , NP , LE , KW , LT , GB , WD , , RL BENNETT POOLE DOUGLAS HOOPER HEWITT HARVEY FENLON NEWTON SULLIVAN

Created under the provisions of the 1878 Electoral Districts Act from the northern portion of the existing Gregory pastoral district in the far south-west of the State adjoining the present present the adjoining State the of south-west far the in district pastoral Gregory existing the of portion northern the from Act Districts Electoral 1878 the of provisions the under Created in the east when Peak Downs was abolished. . and Springsure were gained but Emerald Warrego the south was lost to Quilpie in In the 1991 redistribution border. Territory Northern the seat of Gregory. electorate to enlarge Towers Fitzroy electorate and the Charters The 2008 redistribution transferred areas from the 12.11.1977 - 22.10.1983 12.11.1977 22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 Formed in the 1959 redistribution from parts of the former electorates of Buranda and Coorparoo, the boundaries were significantly altered in the 1977 redistribution. former electorates of Buranda and Coorparoo, the boundaries were significantly altered in the Formed in the 1959 redistribution from parts of the 28.05.1960 - 23.08.1977 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 New electorate brought in by the 1986 redistribution, composed mainly of the northern part of the former Caboolture electorate. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed in and subsumed redistribution Abolished in the 1991 electorate. of the northern part of the former Caboolture composed mainly brought in by the 1986 redistribution, New electorate the seat was reintroduced. Caboolture and Caloundra. In the 1999 redistribution the electorates of Nicklin, 19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995 Newly created in the 1991 redistribution to include Gladstone and adjacent rural areas. Formed from the electorate of Port Curtis which was one of the original proclaimed under the proclaimed of Port Curtis which was one of the original rural areas. Formed from the electorate Gladstone and adjacent to include in the 1991 redistribution Newly created of 6 June 1859. provisions of the Order-in-Council 01.04.2006 - 09.09.2006 01.04.2006 - Nerang and Helensvale. and Helensvale. Nerang 28.02.2006 17.02.2001 -

353 Queensland Parliamentary Record , D , JB , T , T , WH , VG , LW , EM , GH , GH , AM , HB , CVW , VH , WAR MULCAHY MACKAY DUNSTAN TOZER HODGES CHANDLER TAYLOR JOHNSON

(b) GIBSON, DF DUNSTAN STEPHAN ROBERTS BROWN DEVRIES RAE GLASSON

1.1989 1.05.1929 1.05.1929 - 11.05.1935 1.05.1935 - 29.04.1950 1 27.05.1939 - 29.03.1941 27.05.1939 03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950 02.12.1989 - 30.01.2015 02.12.1989 - 05.10.1957 - 07.12.1974 05.10.1957 - 1 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 09.10.1943 - 03.05.1947 07.12.1974 - 30.1 07.12.1974 - 22.05.1915 - 1 29.03.1941 - 13.07.1957 29.03.1941 01.09.1979 - 17.02.2001 28.05.1960 - 08.08.1979 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 08.06.1901 - 27.04.1912 09.09.2006 - 30.01.2015 Gympie Hamilton see Fortitude Valley see Fortitude Hamlet of Fortitude Valley Hamlet of Fortitude

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, M , G , J , W , , J , WH , , A , A , , W , , G

, HMcD , JG

, RS , CL , AB , MELLOR FISHER STUMM FISHER RYLAND SMYTH WHANNELL (a) (a) (b) (b) (b) (b) Mc RUSSELL HILL CORFIELD HAMILTON POLLOCK PIE LORD KIDGELL HAMILTON

11.06.1932 - 29.03.1941 11.06.1932 29.03.1941 - 30.06.1943 Established in the 1931 redistribution almost wholly on the previous seat of Toombul, the electorate was when it was re-named in the 1949 redistribution reduced in area and became the electorate Toombul, almost wholly on the previous seat of Established in the 1931 redistribution Clayfield. 28.03.1896 - 11.03.1899 - 09.05.1901 11.03.1899 - 27.04.1912 11.03.1899 15.11.1878 - 07.09.1883 15.11.1878 07.09.1883 - 11.03.1899 05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 29.04.1893 - 28.03.1896 07.11.1873 - 09.03.1877 07.11.1873 23.03.1877 - 15.11.1878 Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 and operating from the end of 1873, the electorate, based on the town of Gympie, returned one member up to 1888 when it became a up to 1888 when it became based on the town of Gympie, returned one member the electorate, Act of 1872 and operating from the end of 1873, Districts Constituted by the Electoral the The 1959 redistribution re-instated in Nash. which put the town of Gympie the 1949 redistribution seat until as a single member from 1888-1912. It continued dual constituency previous name. 25.03.1899 - 10.07.1915 25.03.1899 - 24.03.1939 18.08.1915 - 14.11.1878 - 20.02.1882 14.11.1878 - 21.03.1888 21.03.1882 25.03.1899 28.04.1888 -

354 The 54th Parliament , AI EJ , S , MH , P , WB NAMARA Mc KAUS

SORENSON, PEASE THEODORE ROWELL

1.1940 - 29.04.1950 02.12.1989 - 09.09.2006 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 09.1 28.05.1966 - 27.05.1972 10.04.1920 - 17.09.1940 21.03.2009 - Herbert Haughton Hawthorne Hervey Bay Hinchinbrook

, DB

, CG , AS , , W , , WE , , CG , WG , CATHIE Mc LENNON BAXTER JESSON NUNN DALGLEISH COWLEY

29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960 Created in the 1949 redistributon from parts of the former Kennedy and Herbert electorates, it has continued to be centred on the Ingham-Tully coastal strip. In the 1991 redistribution coastal on the Ingham-Tully to be centred it has continued and Herbert electorates, from parts of the former Kennedy in the 1949 redistributon Created became a purely coastal electorate. this electorate lost its hinterland component and 19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 Constituted in the 1991 redistribution mainly from the former electorate of Isis and parts of Maryborough and Burnett electorates. Created due to population growth, includes all of Created due to population growth, and Burnett electorates. of Isis and parts of Maryborough mainly from the former electorate Constituted in the 1991 redistribution Fraser Island. 12.05.1888 - 18.05.1907 18.05.1907 - 16.01.1920 Constituted under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act, the area involved stretched from Cairns to Townsville and from the coast to the Tablelands. By 1935 it had shrunk to a coastal strip 1935 it had shrunk to a coastal By Tablelands. coast to the and from the Townsville from Cairns to stretched the area involved Act, Districts under the 1887 Electoral Constituted of the seat of Mourilyan. and in the 1949 redistribution formed the basis from Innisfail to Cardwell 28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966 Established in the 1959 redistribution from portions of the former Norman and Bulimba electorates, it was abolished in the 1971 redistribution when it was it was abolished in the 1971 absorbed into adjacent former Norman and Bulimba electorates, from portions of the redistribution Established in the 1959 electorates, principally Bulimba. 29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960 29.04.1950 - Created in the 1949 redistribution from portions of the former seats of Mundingburra and Kennedy, the seat was re-named Burdekin in the 1959 redistribution which marginally changed marginally which 1959 redistribution the in Burdekin was re-named seat the Kennedy, and of Mundingburra seats former of the portions from 1949 redistribution the in Created the area covered.

355 Queensland Parliamentary Record , HC , B AP WILLIAMS CRIBB

ALASZCZUK, A ALASZCZUK, EMERSON, SA P

CRIPPS, CRIPPS, 1.1873 (c) 12.08.1870 - 14.1 26.09.1868 - 12.08.1870

, P , J

, J

09.09.2006 - 21.03.2009 - 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2006 , R , GM O’SULLIVAN PRING REED MURPHY JOHNSTON

Inala Ipswich Wolston Indooroopilly Ipswich, Town of Ipswich, Town (Three member constituency) member (Three see also Bremer, Bundamba see also Bremer,

Archerfield and former electorate of Wolston, based on the suburbs of Inala, Darra, Wacol, Gailes and Camira. Wacol, Inala, Darra, based on the suburbs of Wolston, and former electorate of Archerfield

30.05.1863 - 04.08.1866 19.06.1867 - 12.08.1870 12.08.1870 - 09.10.1872 (b) 04.08.1866 - 19.06.1867 10.05.1860 - 30.05.1863

, H , DE

, JA , EC , RO

, A PALASZCZUK BEANLAND LEE ROW ROW , H

, JM , FA , FA THOMPSON FORBES MACALISTER CHALLINOR

10.05.1860 - 18.09.1868 30.05.1863 - 26.09.1868 26.09.1868 - 14.11.1873 (a) 10.05.1860 - 30.05.1863 One of the original sixteen electorates established under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, the seat returned three members at each election from 1860-1873, when as a result of 1859, the seat returned three members at each election of 6th June under the Order-in-Council established electorates sixteen One of the original until 1912, when constituency a dual member Ipswich became In the 1878 redistribution constituency. a single member Ipswich, as it now was known, became the 1872 redistribution, the re-introduction of the seat of Bremer. it reverted once again to a single member seat, with 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 New electorate brought in by the 1991 redistribution composed of the southern part of the former electoral district of Toowong and the riverside suburbs south of the Walter Taylor Taylor Walter suburbs south of the riverside the and Toowong of district electoral former of the southern part of the composed 1991 redistribution the brought in by New electorate Bridge at Indooroopilly. 19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006 Created in the 1991 redistribution from parts of the electorate of parts of the electorate 1991 redistribution from Created in the 28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972 28.05.1960 - 02.12.1989 27.05.1972

356 The 54th Parliament , DW , J , E , J , WJR , I , LR , DA , DJ , RG , TB Y, IM Y, , JK FARLANE Mac WILKINSON CRIBB MAUGHAN

BERR

MARGINSON PAFF LIVINGSTONE GLEDSON MARSDEN EDWARDS HAMILL NOLAN

, A 1.1878 - 07.03.1894 1.06.1932 - 14.05.1949 21.03.1896 - 27.08.1904 15.1 27.08.1904 - 27.04.1912 10.09.1949 - 28.05.1960 10.09.1949 - (b) 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 22.10.1983 - 17.02.2001 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 1 31.03.1894 - 21.03.1896 27.05.1972 - 22.10.1983 17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 MACALISTER

Ipswich Ipswich (One member) (Two member) (Two Ipswich East Ipswich West

22.10.1872 - 26.02.1873 22.10.1872

, AJ , A A , , J

, JM

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, DA , W , , J , AH , , J , JE , EV , G Jnr. , JW , JW FARLANE Mac JORDAN MACALISTER THORN BLAIR GLEDSON WALKER THOMPSON MARSDEN BARLOW STEPHENSON BLAIR DONALD FRANCIS SALKELD

28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966 28.05.1966 - 07.12.1974 The 1959 redistribution split the into two parts of which this seat was one. In the 1971 redistribution, further boundary alterations followed the re-constitution of the followed the re-constitution further boundary alterations the City of Ipswich into two parts of which this seat was one. In the 1971 redistribution, split The 1959 redistribution Wolston. and the former Ipswich East, which was renamed West limits in the seats of Ipswich central seat of Ipswich, whilst leaving the outer city Created in the 1959 redistribution principally from the former seat of Bremer, it was abolished in the 1971 redistribution when it was included mainly in the new seat of Wolston. mainly in the new seat of it was abolished in the 1971 redistribution when it was included the former seat of Bremer, Created in the 1959 redistribution principally from 28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969 11.03.1902 - 27.04.1912 11.03.1902 08.08.1881 - 21.08.1883 21.08.1883 - 05.05.1888 05.05.1888 - 21.03.1896 21.03.1896 - 11.03.1902 (a) - 27.07.1881 15.11.1878 11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 11.05.1929 20.06.1876 - 18.02.1878 20.06.1876 - 07.03.1878 - 15.11.1878 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 22.05.1915 - 11.05.1929 06.03.1873 - 14.06.1876 06.03.1873 -

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WENDT CHOA

POWELL NUNN

1.1986 07.12.1974 - 05.07.1989 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 28.05.1966 - 01.1 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 09.09.2006 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 08.12.1956 - 28.05.1960 28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966 Isis Ithaca Kawana Kallangur

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, EM , JT , WA , , JCA , JRH , A , O’NEILL, M-A GILDAY BRAND PIZZEY BLAKE HALES UNDERWOOD LIVINGSTONE HANLON EASTMENT HAYWARD

Created in the 1999 redistribution, based on the former electorate of Mooloolah. Because the township of Mooloolah was transferred to Nicklin, the new electorate was was of Mooloolah. Because the township of Mooloolah renamed Nicklin, the new electorate transferred to former electorate Created in the 1999 redistribution, based on the Kawana. 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 Created in the 1991 redistribution from the district of Caboolture and the previous district of Pine Rivers. The Kallangur electorate comprises communities along the Bruce Highway Bruce along the communities comprises electorate Kallangur The Rivers. of Pine district previous the and of Caboolture district the from 1991 redistribution in the Created to Mango Hill. and Old Gympie Road from the 19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009 05.04.1952 - 29.07.1956 27.04.1912 - 08.05.1926 08.05.1926 - 15.01.1952 Formed in the 1911 redistribution when it took in parts of Red Hill, Paddington, Ithaca, Rosalie, Rainworth and Torwood formerly in the Toowong electorate, the name was retained name the electorate, Toowong the in formerly Torwood and Rainworth Rosalie, Ithaca, Paddington, Hill, of Red parts in took when it redistribution 1911 the in Formed of Mount favour in dropped was name the 1986 redistribution the In extent. of lesser though locale, general same the roughly in taking for electorates redistributions successive through Coot-tha. 29.04.1950 - 31.07.1968 - 07.12.1974 16.11.1968 Introduced for a new seat created in the 1931 redistribution taking in the rural districts of Bundaberg and Maryborough which were formerly in the seat of Burrum. Abolished in the in the seat of Burrum. which were formerly and Maryborough rural districts of Bundaberg taking in the redistribution in the 1931 a new seat created Introduced for in the new electorate of Hervey Bay. 1991 redistribution and subsumed - 29.04.1950 11.06.1932 07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977 07.12.1974 - 02.12.1989 12.11.1977 13.06.1998 02.12.1989 -

358 The 54th Parliament - - , J , IS , G , P , PJ , IS , JA , AW , GA , CG , SD , HA , HA , J LISSNER MORRIS COMBEN BRADDY BLEIJIE, JP BLEIJIE, (a)

TURNER TOOTH LISSNER JACKSON O’SULLIVAN JONES BRUCE FADDEN JESSON

1.06.1932

1.05.1935 - 29.04.1950 1.06.1932 - 11.05.1935 1 12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 05.10.1883 - 12.05.1888 09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 29.03.1941 - 03.08.1957 19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995 03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 02.10.1909 - 09.10.1920 15.07.1995 - 17.02.2001 02.04.1938 - 29.03.1941 21.03.2009 - 21.03.2009 13.05.1893 - 02.10.1909 1 12.05.1923 - 1 Kedron Kennedy Kelvin Grove

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, JM , TH , , GAFE , FH

, HW

, EO , CP , FJ , JPC

, EG WF ,

, R , AB , STUBLEY RUTLEDGE PALMER MacDEVITT (a) (b) (b) DICKSON, SL DICKSON, WATERS DALRYMPLE BRIGHT PIE CUMMINS FITZGERALD MACROSSAN LLOYD LLOYD HILL

05.10.1883 - 12.05.1888 15.09.1870 - 18.11.1873 - 28.11.1878 25.11.1873 - 05.10.1883 28.11.1878 - 05.10.1883 28.11.1878 18.03.1865 - 19.07.1867 05.09.1867 - 11.06.1869 10.07.1869 - 08.07.1870 Constituted by the Additional Members Act of 1864 and covering an area from Cardwell to Mackay, west to the Great Divide, and taking in the entire Burdekin River system, it eventu west to the Great Divide, and taking in the entire Burdekin Act of 1864 and covering an area from Cardwell to Mackay, Additional Members Constituted by the 12.05.1923 - 11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 11.05.1929 - 02.04.1938 11.06.1932 Established in the 1923 redistribution which excised the seat from the former Enoggera electorate, it disappeared in the 1959 redistribution going mainly into Ashgrove, but also Wind Ashgrove, but also mainly into it disappeared in the 1959 redistribution going Enoggera electorate, which excised the seat from the former Established in the 1923 redistribution 14.04.1951 - 27.05.1972 29.04.1950 - 06.01.1951 Constituted under the 1949 Electoral Districts Act which excised much of the new seat from the former electorate of Enoggera, the seat was replaced in the 1971 redistribution by the by the redistribution in the 1971 was replaced of Enoggera, the seat seat from the former electorate excised much of the new Act which Districts the 1949 Electoral under Constituted was the seat 1999 redistribution In the Windsor. and of Stafford previous electorates mostly from the Revived in the 1991 redistribution, of Everton and Stafford. new electorates abolished. sor and Baroona. in the 1949 redistribution, most being included in Haughton. until its abolition Townsville, ally shrunk in size to the rural surrounds of 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 09.09.2006

359 Queensland Parliamentary Record , MH , PA , PD , SS , JM , LD , AM , CM , VP , BC HUGHES DOUMANY WARNER LAVARCH SHELDON LESTER

CONNOLLY THACKERAY HOOLIHAN YOUNG

1.1986 28.07.1990 - 19.09.1992 03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 03.08.1957 - 22.10.1983 - 01.1 28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974 19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004 19.09.1992 - 23.03.2012 07.02.2004 - 03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 24.05.1997 - 20.03.2009 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - Keppel Kurilpa Kurwongbah Landsborough

, MR , J

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, T , GFR , WC , , VJN , PK , O , DJM , MJ , J

, JP LARCOMBE COOPER ALLAN HARTLEY NICKLIN AHERN WOODGATE DANIEL DANIEL INGRAM FRY COPLEY MOORES

29.04.1950 - 13.02.1968 16.03.1968 - 06.05.1990 Initiated by the 1949 redistribution which created the electorate from the northern portion of the former Murrumba electorate and the eastern part of the former seat of Stanley, which was and the eastern part of the former seat of Stanley, of the former Murrumba electorate from the northern portion the electorate which created by the 1949 redistribution Initiated of Caloundra in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed into the new electorates Abolished erosion of the original area covered. abolished. Population growth resulted in very substantial and Mooloolah and the existing electorate of Nicklin. 19.09.1992 - 17.03.1997 Created in the 1991 redistribution principally from the former electorate of Pine Rivers. Based on the northern suburbs of Brisbane, areas south-west of Caboolture and the Pine Rivers Pine the and Caboolture of south-west areas Brisbane, suburbs of northern the on Based Rivers. Pine of electorate former the from principally redistribution 1991 the in Created the seat of Kurwongbah with the seat of Pine Rivers. The 2008 redistribution replaced Shire. Electorate named after a lake in the region. 11.06.1932 - 18.07.1949 11.06.1932 10.09.1949 - 03.08.1957 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918 16.03.1918 - 11.06.1932 Created in the 1911 redistribution from the former seat of South Brisbane, it gradually took in more south and western areas in succeeding redistributions. In the 1986 redistribution in more south and western areas in succeeding the former seat of South Brisbane, it gradually took from redistribution Created in the 1911 was abolished. took over most of the area, and the Kurilpa electorate the seat of South Brisbane 04.04.1936 - 15.04.1944 04.04.1936 - 24.07.1952 15.04.1944 - 25.10.1952 - 03.08.1957 27.04.1912 - 11.05.1929 27.04.1912 - - 05.01.1936 11.05.1929 Brought in under provisions of the Electoral Districts Act of 1910, which dropped the former electorate of Rockhampton North, including much of it in Keppel. The seat once again The seat of it in Keppel. much North, including of Rockhampton former electorate dropped the Act of 1910, which Districts provisions of the Electoral Brought in under north-east of Rockhampton. coastal areas east and The seat covers redistibution. was revived in the 1991 The name the 1959 redistribution. North following became Rockhampton

360 The 54th Parliament - J , AA , HF , CB , PR , J , IP , AJ , WS , A , GWW , WBI , TA FARLANE, , WS SCOTT PAUL FEEZ DUTTON HARDACRE FOLEY FLYNN (b) (a) (a)

(a) (a) Mac PAUL CHALK BOURKE FITZGERALD PRENZLER RICKUSS

1.1980 1.06.1932

1.1980 - 13.06.1998 1.1878 - 05.05.1888 1.1878 - 24.03.1879 07.02.2004 - 29.1 16.10.1976 - 29.1 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 29.04.1950 - 12.08.1976 14.1 06.05.1880 - 23.08.1883 23.08.1883 - 05.05.1888 20.05.1893 - 14.10.1919 20.12.1919 - 1 05.05.1888 - 20.05.1893 14.1 17.04.1879 - 10.04.1880 17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 Logan Lockyer Leichhardt

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, CH , CJ , EM , CJ , EM , M , J , RJC , EM* , GA , WR , , CR* ROYDS ROYDS ROYDS ROYDS HERBERT SANDEMAN SCOTT ROYDS HALY (a) (b) (a) (b) (b) (a) (b) ARMSTRONG O’KEEFFE BUTLER JAMIESON NORTH ARMSTRONG LOGAN

* single member constituency. Established under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act which cut off the southern or Gold Coast part of the electorate of East Moreton to form the seat, it survived boundary alterations in survived boundary alterations it seat, Moreton to form the of East electorate of the southern or Gold Coast part the off Act which cut Districts 1872 Electoral under the Established revived and Coorparoo, into going portion substantial a with redistribution, 1949 the in was abolished It area. Brisbane the to closer forced seat saw the which redistributions successive 18.05.1907 - 16.03.1918 16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920 09.10.1920 - 11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 11.05.1929 17.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 13.05.1893 - 27.08.1904 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 Created in the 1887 redistribution, the seat originally took in the area east of the Range at Toowoomba, including Gatton, Helidon and Laidley which had originally been in the Stanley been in the Stanley which had originally Gatton, Helidon and Laidley including Toowoomba, east of the Range at took in the area the seat originally in the 1887 redistribution, Created Yar The 1949 redistribution. in the but was re-established Toowoomba, Moreton and East West up between split being 1931 redistribution, in the was abolished Lockyer electorate. 04.11.1873 - 08.12.1875 04.11.1873 12.01.1876 - 14.11.1878 14.04.1864 - 11.05.1868 29.06.1868 - 30.01.1872 13.09.1870 - 04.11.1873 20.02.1872 - 04.11.1873 04.05.1860 - 13.06.1863 04.05.1860 - 08.02.1864 30.06.1863 - 13.09.1870 One of the original sixteen electorates of 1859, the seat stretched from Mackay in the north to Taroom in the south, based on the area west of the Great Divide, as far as the Nogoa River. River. Divide, as far as the Nogoa the area west of the Great in the south, based on Taroom north to from Mackay in the of 1859, the seat stretched sixteen electorates One of the original seat based on Western a Central it was at which time redistribution, abolished in the 1931 until it was thereafter with one only (1860-1873) and (1878-1888) two members It returned Normanby electorates. between Barcoo and The seat was split Springsure. Clermont and North. In the 1991 redistribution the northern half of the electorate Toowoomba raman area was in small parts being transferred to added in 1977, and the 1986 redistribution resulted border taking over part of the abolished seats of Somerset and Fassifern. southern part extended south to the NSW was lost to the new seat of Crows Nest while the

361 Queensland Parliamentary Record

, TS , RL , EA , AJW , FD , RJ , JI , NA , ED , WF , EGW , WT , TA , WK , RMacD FUDGE MICKEL (b) PUCCI, MJ

SYMES PAGET SMITH GRAHAM CASEY MULHERIN KING BROWN HILEY HARRISON WOOD BALDWIN GOSS

1.05.1935 1.1986 - 13.06.1998 1.05.1935 - 15.04.1944 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 22.05.1915 - 09.12.1942 15.07.1995 - 30.01.2015 17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 28.05.1966 - 17.05.1969 20.03.1943 - 17.05.1969 09.10.1920 - 1 09.10.1920 - 1 28.05.1960 - 15.04.1966 28.05.1960 - 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 15.04.1944 - 17.05.1969 - 15.07.1995 01.1 Lytton Mackay Mackenzie

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, MH , A , , TJ , , PT , AA , , F , PH , PH DALRYMPLE BLACK CHATAWAY PAGET LEAN (a) (b) (a) (a) Mc LUCAS AMHURST BLACK NIND BLACK SHAW STEVENS DONALDSON STODART NIND JAMES BURNS

Introduced in the 1949 redistribution for a Central Western seat based on the Dawson, Isaacs and Mackenzie river valleys, which was excised from the former seat of Normanby. The of Normanby. seat former from the which was excised valleys, river Dawson, Isaacs and Mackenzie based on the seat Western for a Central 1949 redistribution in the Introduced Auburn. of name was dropped in the 1972 redistribution in favour 05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 05.05.1888 - 27.08.1904 29.04.1893 - 12.04.1901 25.05.1901 - 27.04.1912 21.11.1878 - 03.01.1881 21.11.1878 24.03.1881 - 05.05.1888 Constituted under the Electoral Act Districts of 1878 which excised the seat from the former Bowen electorate, the seat at first returned onemember, subsequently becoming a dual . The electorate has remained centred around the to a single member seat. member constituency (1888-1912) before reverting 27.05.1972 - 31.05.1996 05.10.1996 - 23.03.2012 Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from parts of the former electorates of Bulimba and Wynnum. Moved further east under the 1991 redistribution, taking in Manly and Lota east under the 1991 redistribution, taking Moved further Wynnum. of Bulimba and of the former electorates from parts principally Created in the 1971 redistribution of Bulimba. of Manly and losing Hemmant to the electorate from the abolished electorate 15.08.1896 - 16.03.1918 16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920 19.10.1875 - 12.04.1876 19.10.1875 - 09.05.1876 - 17.08.1883 17.08.1883 - 04.04.1896 04.04.1896 - 30.06.1896 28.11.1873 - 27.05.1874 28.11.1873 03.04.1875 08.06.1874 - 03.10.1875 16.04.1875 - in 1959 for an outer Brisbane rural seat based on Redlands Shire, but dropped again in the 1971 redistribution. In 1986 the name was once again used for an electorate based on the based on the an electorate again used for was once the name In 1986 1971 redistribution. again in the but dropped Shire, on Redlands rural seat based Brisbane for an outer in 1959 of Marsden, suburbs on the based it leaving was lost, electorate the of half eastern the In 1991 Albert. of portion north-western the and electorate Fassifern of the part north-eastern Park Ridge. Boronia Heights and Browns Plains,

362 The 54th Parliament , A , FE , TA , TA , CW , JMcE , JR , PG , NTE , JP ALKER, IB CARROLL REEVES RUTLEDGE ELDER

W SPENCER HUNTER SPENCER CONROY TAYLOR HEWITT

18.05.1907 - 22.10.1919 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 18.03.1899 - 27.08.1904 20.12.1919 - 09.10.1920 15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 09.10.1920 - 15.04.1944 24.03.2012 - 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 19.05.1956 - 27.05.1972 19.05.1956 Maree Manly Maranoa Mansfield

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, PJ , LJ , J , W , , EF , WB , , R LWRAITH McI MILES LALOR DUNSMURE KING SHAW WHYTE FERRETT KENNEDY KAUS SHERRIN POWER

Inner southside metropolitan seat based on Kangaroo Point which was excised from the former electorate of Woolloongabba. It was dropped in the 1949 redistribution when the area Woolloongabba. of Point which was excised from the former electorate Inner southside metropolitan seat based on Kangaroo and South Brisbane. was divided between the electorates of Brisbane 12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 13.05.1893 - 18.03.1899 27.06.1863 - 28.07.1864 27.09.1864 - 25.11.1873 - 20.11.1878 25.11.1873 05.12.1878 - 12.05.1888 One of the original sixteen electorates proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, based on the Balonne River catchment area and including Roma and of 6th June 1859, based on the Balonne River catchment under the provisions of the Order-in-Council proclaimed One of the original sixteen electorates when most of it was included in the new seat of Balonne. The name continued in use for electorates in the same vicinity until abolition of the seat in 1949 St. George. 04.05.1860 - 27.06.1863 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 27.05.1972 - 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from the former seat of Mount Gravatt. In 1991, the seat expanded to the east to take in the suburbs of Chandler and Burbank which were take in the suburbs of Chandler and Burbank which In 1991, the seat expanded to the east to from the former seat of Mount Gravatt. principally Created in the 1971 redistribution electorate of Redlands. previously part of the abolished 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 This electorate was created in the 1986 redistribution from portions of the former electorates of Wynnum and Redlands. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, most of the area being of the area most 1991 redistribution, Abolished in the and Redlands. Wynnum of of the former electorates from portions in the 1986 redistribution created was This electorate and Chatsworth. the electorates of Lytton subsumed in 29.04.1950 - 19.05.1956 29.04.1950

363 Queensland Parliamentary Record , EBC , J , J , JA , WH , D , LW , BJ , EBC , EBC , RH , G , G , HJ , CJ , AJ , D , WT CORSER CORSER FOLEY

(b) CORSER JONES WEIR BLACKLEY STOPFORD DEMAINE FARRELL DAVIES ALISON HANSEN ALISON DOLLIN KINGSTON KING LUCKINS

1.1977 1.06.1932 1.1953 - 04.06.1971 1.1977 - 22.10.1983 1.06.1932 - 29.03.1941 1.06.1932 1.06.1932 - 30.11.1936 28.1 13.06.1998 - 24.03.2003 27.02.1937 - 02.04.1938 26.04.2003 - 23.03.2012 22.05.1915 - 14.02.1917 02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998 27.04.1912 - 23.09.1912 29.03.1941 - 29.04.1950 29.03.1941 02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 1 12.10.1912 - 22.05.1915 26.10.1929 - 1 31.03.1917 - 22.09.1929 02.04.1938 - 17.08.1953 24.07.1971 - 12.1 1 12.1 22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 Marodian Maryborough Maroochydore

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, C , JT , CH , H , J , BB , J , W , , HC , JA , FS , G , RM , HE , WH , NORMAN KING SHERIDAN HYNE POWERS BARTHOLOMEW GARDE MITCHELL DOUGLAS PALMER HURLEY BARTON ANNEAR (b) (a) (a) (a) (b) (a) (a) (b) (a) (b) (b) (b) (a) WALSH MORETON HEADING SIMPSON BERTRAM TEDMAN DOUGLAS

27.08.1904 - 02.10.1909 21.03.1896 - 11.03.1902 - 16.06.1902 11.03.1902 - 18.05.1907 11.03.1902 03.07.1902 - 27.08.1904 17.08.1883 - 05.05.1888 25.07.1883 - 11.03.1902 05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 29.04.1893 - 21.03.1896 15.11.1878 - 24.11.1880 15.11.1878 - 17.08.1883 15.11.1878 13.12.1880 - 17.08.1883 17.08.1883 - 08.07.1884 01.02.1865 - 04.11.1873 - 16.03.1875 07.11.1983 02.04.1875 - 15.11.1878 Constituted by the Additional Members Act of 1864, the seat returned a single member until 1878, and two members from 1878 to 1912 at which time the seat became a single member of 1864, the seat returned a single member until 1878, and two members from 1878 to 1912 at Act Additional Members Constituted by the redistribution. Lost Fraser Island under the 1991 constituency. 19.09.1992 - Created in the 1991 redistribution from parts of the electorate district of Nicklin and former electorate of Cooroora. Includes the coast from Mooloolaba to Marcoola, and Bli Bli, to Marcoola, from Mooloolaba of Cooroora. Includes the coast and former electorate of Nicklin district from parts of the electorate in the 1991 redistribution Created and Maroochy Shire inland. Yandina 29.04.1950 - 27.05.1960 Centred on Gayndah and Goomeri, this seat was created in the 1949 redistribution from the former electorates of Isis and Wide Bay, and was abolished in the 1959 redistribution which 1959 redistribution the in was abolished and Bay, Wide and Isis of electorates former the from 1949 redistribution the in was created seat this Goomeri, and on Gayndah Centred Isis. of Barambah, Burnett and between the electorates split the seat 27.04.1912 - 11.05.1929 27.04.1912 - 11.06.1932 11.05.1929

364 The 54th Parliament - MA , SR , TG , S , JH , GE , WM , JP , DF KEOGH MOORE RAMSDEN LANE

MADDERN, MADDERN, SANTORO NEWBERY RANDELL MALONE

1.1980 1.1980 - 31.03.1994 1.1940 - 03.08.1957 1.06.1932 - 31.08.1940 30.04.1994 - 30.01.2015 29.1 09.1 24.07.1971 - 30.01.1989 1 13.05.1989 - 19.09.1992 03.08.1957 - 30.06.1971 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 15.05.1965 - 29.1 Mirani Merthyr Merrimac Mermaid Beach Mermaid

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, EB , T , , PJ , EJ , RJ , E GREGOR ADAMSON BOOKER LACHLAN LACHLAN Mc Mac Mc STEVENS, RA (b) (a) SWAYNE WALSH EVANS WELSBY QUINN KERWIN

03.05.1947 - 28.02.1965 27.04.1912 - 11.05.1935 - 03.05.1947 11.05.1935 Established in the 1911 redistribution as a rural electorate surrounding the City of Mackay, the seat was created from portions of the former electorates of Bowen, Clermont and Nor of Bowen, Clermont electorates former of the portions from was created seat the of Mackay, City surrounding the electorate rural as a redistribution 1911 the in Established 11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 11.05.1929 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 09.10.1920 - 15.05.1923 15.05.1923 - 11.05.1929 Constituted under the 1911 redistribution which excised the seat, based on New Farm, from the former electorate of Fortitude Valley. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed Abolished in the 1991 redistribution Valley. of Fortitude seat, based on New redistribution which excised the Farm, from the former electorate Constituted under the 1911 in Brisbane Central. 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 Originated in the 1991 redistribution primarily from the former electorate of South Coast. Based around coast and hinterland region of the same name. of South Coast. Based around coast and hinterland primarily from the former electorate Originated in the 1991 redistribution the seat was abolished. In the 1999 redistribution 21.03.2009 - With the 2008 redistribution removing the Robina Town centre from the Robina electorate, the remaining area was renamed Mermaid Beach. remaining area was renamed Robina electorate, the centre from the Town Robina removing the the 2008 redistribution With Fitzroy and part gained from the abolished seat of Broadsound in the 1991 redistribution. Part of the electorate was lost to the new seat of manby. 18.05.1907 - 02.10.1909 18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912 02.10.1909

365 Queensland Parliamentary Record , CB , J , J , AC , J ADE, DJ , BS , J , RR FLEGG

GRIMW BOW GOVETT CROMBIE CAMERON FITZGERALD COOPER PAYNE

1.03.1902 1.06.1932 1.03.1902 - 14.04.1905 20.05.1893 - 04.04.1896 28.04.1888 - 20.05.1893 07.02.2004 - 30.01.2015 27.04.1882 - 28.04.1888 27.04.1882 - 04.04.1896 - 1 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 13.05.1905 - 24.01.1928 1 26.05.1928 - 1

Moggill Mitchell Mooloolah Morayfield

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, T , , DJH , BE , WD , , JK , JG , EW SATGE YAN, MT YAN, R De LICKISS JONES HARDEN LAMB BUCHANAN MOREHEAD WATSON LAMING HANDY

21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 Created by the 2008 redistribution south of the Caboolture electorate from the northern areas of Kallangur. Created by the 2008 redistribution south of the Caboolture 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 Created in the 1991 redistibution from parts of the electorate of Nicklin and the former electorate of Landsborough. Included Mooloolabah to Warana on the coast, and Buderim, Eudlo Warana of Landsborough. Included Mooloolabah to of Nicklin and the former electorate from parts of the electorate Created in the 1991 redistibution the seat was abolished. and Mooloolah inland. In the 1999 redistribution 01.11.1986 - 29.11.1989 01.11.1986 02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004 First used in the 1986 redistribution for a seat based on the former Mount Coot-tha electorate, but also extending outside the Brisbane metropolitan area to incorporate western areas of areas western incorporate to area metropolitan Brisbane the outside extending also but electorate, Coot-tha Mount former the on based seat a for redistribution 1986 the in used First 1991. east of the Centenary Highway was removed in The small portion West. the electorate of Ipswich 18.06.1870 - 04.09.1871 04.09.1871 - 16.12.1880 03.02.1881 - 05.04.1882 18.03.1865 - 01.01.1866 18.03.1865 - 22.02.1866 - 23.11.1866 04.01.1867 - 03.12.1869 08.02.1870 - 10.02.1870 Resulting from the Additional Members Act of 1864, the electorate was divided into Mitchell and Barcoo by the Additional Members Act of 1885. In the 1931 redistribution which 1931 redistribution Act of 1885. In the Members Additional the and Barcoo by Mitchell into was divided electorate Act of 1864, the Members Additional the from Resulting Barcoo and Gregory. area was absorbed into number of electorates, the reduced the

366 The 54th Parliament - , IT , MR , J.D. , GP , J , WM , AP , JC SCASSOLA HENDERSON SPENCE

RICE, S

FORSYTH EDMOND FRASER BATTERSBY CAMPBELL

1.1977 - 22.10.1983 22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 07.02.2004 - 23.03.2012 02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004 20.04.1899 - 27.05.1909 12.1 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 02.12.1989 - 20.03.2009 19.06.1909 - 27.04.1912 17.05.1888 - 18.03.1899 Moreton Mount Isa West Moreton West Mount Gravatt Mount Coot-tha see also East Moreton see also East

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, GT , JF , FCS

, KJ , WD , , GL DONALD-PATERSON Mac MORRIS LICKISS SCHUNTNER DITTMER GARRICK HART CHINCHEN WAKEFIELD

Centred on the and surrounding areas, it was created in the 1971 redistribution from the previous electorate of Burke. In 1991 it was extended north to the Gulf of the to north extended was In 1991 it of Burke. electorate previous the from 1971 redistribution the in was created it areas, surrounding of Mount Isa and City on the Centred 2008 redistribu The of Gregory). part (formerly Boulia of Flinders) and south to include part (formerly Cloncurry to include of Cook), east electorate of the (formerly part Carpentaria 29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957 03.08.1957 - 24.01.1963 01.06.1963 - 12.11.1977 Created in 1949 redistribution from the former electorate of Wynnum. In 1991, the suburb of Sunnybank was lost to the new electorate bearing that name. The 2008 redistribution bearing that name. Sunnybank was lost to the new electorate In 1991, the suburb of Wynnum. of from the former electorate Created in 1949 redistribution with the majority of the electorate being moved into the revived seat of Sunnybank. divided the seat amongst neighbouring electorates 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 29.04.1950 - 01.06.1963 01.06.1963 - 01.11.1986 Created in the 1949 redistribution principally from the former electorate of Toowong it has been reduced in area in subsequent redistributions. The 1986 redistribution retained only a retained The 1986 redistribution redistributions. it has been reduced in area in subsequent Toowong of from the former electorate principally Created in the 1949 redistribution part of moved south-west to the Brisbane River to incorporate In 1991, the electorate to cover most of the former Ithaca seat. shifting eastward electorate, tiny portion of the existing Toowong. of the abolished electorate 19.11.1878 - 13.11.1883 19.11.1878 - 21.04.1885 21.11.1883 13.05.1885 - 19.05.1888 Formed from the northern portion of the former East Moreton electorate, the seat originally extended from Kedron Brook to the Maroochy River. In the 1911 redistribution most of the of most redistribution 1911 the In River. Maroochy the to Brook Kedron from extended originally seat the electorate, Moreton East former the of portion northern the from Formed of Murrumba. seat became the new electorate

367 Queensland Parliamentary Record , J , JM , A T , AG , VA GRADY TTER, RI TES, RM ATTWOOD Mc BA SMITH, KIERNAN, BM KIERNAN,

KA

STOPFORD KIPPIN EATON

1.1980 1.06.1932

1.1980 - 19.09.1992 24.03.2012 - 29.1 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 09.09.2006 - 02.12.1989 - 09.09.2006 02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 07.12.1974 - 29.1 24.03.2012 - 24.03.2012 - 22.05.1915 - 1 21.03.2009 - Mourilyan Mudgeeraba Mount Morgan Mount Ommaney

, J

, APD , , RM

, FP , P , P , P , DA , WNJ , , PM , AJ , REILLY PYKE HARPER BYRNE MOORE INCH BEARD CRAWFORD BERTONI PRICE

Created in the 1999 redistribution from the former electorate of Nerang. Created in the 1999 redistribution from the former 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 29.04.1950 - 17.05.1969 17.05.1969 - 07.12.1974 Created in the 1949 redistribution from the previous electorate of Herbert, the seat has remained based on the town of Mourilyan and the area to the west and south. Abolished in the in Abolished south. and west the to area the and Mourilyan of town the on based remained has seat the Herbert, of electorate previous the from redistribution 1949 the in Created Tablelands. and partly in 1991 redistribution, being partly subsumed in Hinchinbrook 19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995 15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 Created in the 1991 redistribution mainly from part of the former Sherwood electorate with the suburb of Riverhills from the electoral district of Wolston. The electorate comprises the comprises electorate The Wolston. of district electoral from the suburb of Riverhills with the Sherwood electorate former of the from part mainly 1991 redistribution in the Created and the Centenary suburbs. base of the Chelmer peninsula 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 Established by the 1911 redistribution which based the seat on the town of Mount Morgan, the seat was abolished in the 1931 redistribution when Mount Morgan was included in the included was Morgan when Mount redistribution the seat was abolished in the 1931 town of Mount Morgan, which based the seat on the redistribution by the 1911 Established electorate of Fitzroy. 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 07.12.1974 - 01.11.1986 22.10.1983 - - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 tion transferred areas from the Gregory electorate and areas from the Charters Towers electorate to enlarge the seat of Mount Isa. seat of Mount the enlarge electorate to Towers Charters areas from the and Gregory electorate from the areas tion transferred 07.12.1974 27.05.1972 -

368 The 54th Parliament , LH , RA , G , CR CARR , MR - , NKW , WJH , FJ , FW , FW , CW PITT MOORE MORGAN MENZEL PITT WILSON RAPPOLT

PITT TANTI NELSON DF CRISAFULLI, ARMSTRONG

1.1980 1.1998 1.05.1935

1.1980 - 02.12.1989 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 23.07.1960 - 29.1 29.1 13.06.1998 - 04.1 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 13.06.1998 - 23.03.2012 18.05.1907 - 02.10.1909 02.10.1909 - 1 03.02.1996 - 13.06.1998 21.03.2009 - 15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 05.12.1998 - 20.03.2009 Murilla Mulgrave Mundingburra

, CF , T ,

, CB

, RH , RH , HM , T , , W , , WJH ,

, KH , T , , TA , W , , J ILWRAITH Mc DASH SCOTT FOLEY AIKENS DAVIES NELSON MOORE SCOTT ADAMS WATSON ENGLISH WATSON WORDSWORTH

27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 28.04.1888 - 13.04.1898 14.05.1898 - 27.08.1904 An electorate covering the Western Darling Downs from Taroom to the New South Wales border including Miles, Surat and Goondiwindi, it was abolished in the 1935 redistribution in the abolished was Surat and Goondiwindi, it Miles, border including Wales New South to the Taroom Darling Downs from Western the covering An electorate Dalby and Carnarvon. of Normanby, when the area it covered was absorbed into the seats 27.04.1912 - 09.10.1920 09.10.1920 - 15.04.1944 15.04.1944 - 28.05.1960 19.09.1992 - 08.12.1995 A seat created in the 1911 redistribution taking in the rural environs of Townsville as a result of excision of parts of the former electorates of Herbert and Bowen. It was changed to a and Bowen. It was changed of Herbert electorates former of parts of the of excision as a result Townsville environs of rural in the taking redistribution in the 1911 seat created A for 1991 redistribution the in Revived South. Townsville of new seat the in included being area of its most with redistribution, 1959 the in abolished and 1949 in seat based Townsville Townsville. the southern suburbs of 29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953 07.03.1953 - 03.08.1957 03.08.1957 - 26.03.1959 06.06.1959 - 07.05.1960 20.11.1873 - 21.11.1878 20.11.1873 - 05.06.1886 21.11.1878 10.07.1886 - 05.05.1888 Established in the 1872 redistribution as an electorate including Bundaberg and district, the name was dropped in the 1888 redistribution, and revived again in 1949 for a seat based seat for a 1949 in again revived and 1888 redistribution, the in was dropped name the district, and Bundaberg including electorate as an 1872 redistribution the in Established a coastal much more of and became Tablelands the seat of of its western area to lost part the electorate 1991 redistribution to Innisfail. Under the strip from Gordonvale on the coastal electorate.

369 Queensland Parliamentary Record , DK , HA , TG , DJ , RC , AM , R , DM , J , DR ARMFIELD HODGES FRAWLEY KRUGER WELLS

GULLEY

WHITE CATTERMULL PRATT FRECKLINGTON

1.1977

1.1986 - 23.03.2012 1.1977 - 01.11.1986 03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 01.1 22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 18.05.1907 - 22.05.1915 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 12.1 27.05.1972 - 12.1 27.05.1972 - 24.03.2012 - Nash Nanango Musgrave Murrumba , J

, DE

, WBH ,

, JB , T , , J , CF , RJ , GFR

-PETERSEN , RS , GB , J , R BJELKE EDWARDS DUNSTAN FORSYTH O’CONNELL KEHOE HODGE WARREN NICKLIN NICHOLSON PHILP WHITE NIELSON

03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950 29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953 07.03.1953 - 03.08.1957 Seat based on the town of Gympie created in the 1949 redistribution which reverted back to Gympie in the 1959 redistribution. Seat based on the town of Gympie created in the 27.04.1912 - 09.10.1920 09.10.1920 - 03.05.1947 Established in the 1911 redistribution principally from the former Burnett electorate, the seat was abolished in the 1949 redistribution which saw most of the electorate incorporated into incorporated electorate the of saw most which redistribution 1949 the in was abolished seat the electorate, Burnett former the from principally redistribution 1911 the in Established re-established. Barambah. In the 1999 redistribution Nanango was 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 05.01.1886 - 09.05.1888 09.05.1888 - 04.03.1903 04.04.1903 - 27.08.1904 Created by the Additional Members Act of 1885 which divided the former Townsville seat into Townsville and Musgrave, the name was and Musgrave, the name was seat in 1888 when it dropped for the northern Townsville seat into Townsville the former Act of 1885 which divided Members Additional Created by the Musgrave. In 1923 the name Burrum was substituted for district. was assigned to a rural seat in the Bundaberg became Herbert, and Musgrave 16.03.1918 - 11.06.1932 16.03.1918 - - 29.04.1950 11.06.1932 29.04.1950 - 25.05.1972 27.04.1912 - 16.03.1918 27.04.1912 - Formed in the 1911 redistribution from the former seat of Moreton, the electorate has shrunk from an area which had a northern boundary just short of Tewantin, to a small semi rural to a small Tewantin, just short of which had a northern boundary has shrunk from an area the electorate former seat of Moreton, from the redistribution 1911 Formed in the lost its southern Murrumba In the 1991 redistribution known as Cooroora. previously to the electorate the name was transferred In the 1923 redistribution part of Redcliffe. seat taking in Kallangur and Kurwongbah. parts to the new seats of and western

370 The 54th Parliament , PW , JC , FP , RT , EW , NJ , G TURNER WELLINGTON BROMLEY PETERSON CONNOR ELMES, GW

FOX ARCHER

1.06.1932

09.09.2006 - 02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998 02.12.1989 - 17.02.2001 02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998 - 05.03.1914 - 22.05.1915 22.05.1915 - 1 19.04.1901 - 27.01.1914 28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972 Noosa Nicklin Nerang Norman Normanby

, J

, BW , OJ

, LW , C , WE , BD

, TS , , RG (Election declared void) , RG (Election declared , G SATGE De FOX STEVENSON HYND MOLLOY LUCKINS BAXTER AUSTIN KING DAVIDSON

05.12.1878 - 05.05.1888 04.11.1873 - 20.03.1877 04.11.1873 19.04.1877 - 05.12.1878 Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, the electorate was originally a central coastal seat based on St. Lawrence and extending almost as far west as Clermont. In successive as far west as Clermont. almost and extending seat based on St. Lawrence coastal a central was originally Act of 1872, the electorate Districts by the Electoral Created and Callide. in the Rockhampton hinterland, and was cut up in the 1949 redistribution into Mackenzie, Keppel redistributions it continued as a central western seat 29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953 07.03.1953 - 28.05.1960 Brisbane southside electorate resulting from 1949 redistribution, based on East Brisbane/Norman Park, and taking in most of the former electorate of Maree. It was abolished in the the former electorate Park, and taking in most of based on East Brisbane/Norman resulting from 1949 redistribution, Brisbane southside electorate into South Brisbane. 1971 redistribution when the greater part was incorporated 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 In the 1991 redistribution Noosa was formed from sections of the former electorate of Cooroora. It covers from Yaroomba to Teewah on the coast, and Cooroy and Eumundi inland. on Teewah to Yaroomba electorate of Cooroora. It covers from Noosa was formed from sections of the former In the 1991 redistribution 01.11.1986 - 26.10.1989 01.11.1986 02.12.1989 - 21.11.1990 Formed in the 1986 redistribution from portions of the Landsborough and Cooroora electorates. From a very small electorate based on Nambour and Maroochydore, this seat retained based on Nambour and Maroochydore, electorate From a very small of the Landsborough and Cooroora electorates. from portions Formed in the 1986 redistribution 1991 redistribution. Mount Mee to Kenilworth, as a result of the centred on the Sunshine hinterland stretching from Nambour but is otherwise 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 Formed in the 1986 redistribution, principally from the southern part of the Albert electorate and the northern portion of South Coast. The electorate moved south to the NSW border south to the NSW moved The electorate portion of South Coast. and the northern Albert electorate part of the from the southern principally 1986 redistribution, Formed in the the seat was abolished. In the 1999 redistribution electorate of South Coast. most of the abolished incorporating in the 1991 redistribution

371 Queensland Parliamentary Record -

TH, J , NS , JE , HM , G Jnr. , TA , W , JP DUGGAN MILES ROBERTS FOLEY WOODFOR

BELL THORN NELSON

1.1876 - 21.11.1878 1.1878 - 02.04.1879 1.06.1932 - 29.04.1950 1.06.1932 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 17.04.1879 - 07.09.1883 07.09.1883 - 28.04.1888 14.1 21.1 15.07.1995 - 23.03.2012 31.05.1958 - 28.05.1960 1 Nudgee Nundah North Brisbane Northern Downs North Toowoomba see under Brisbane see under see also Toowoomba North Toowoomba see also

, KH

, J , J

, H , C , H , LA , JP BELL THORN MELLOY MURRAY COXEN THORN VAUGHAN WOOD

tributions, it became centred on the northern Brisbane suburbs of Nundah, Toombul, Hendra and Eagle Farm. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, it was divided among the existing the among was divided it 1991 redistribution, the in Abolished Farm. Eagle and Hendra Toombul, Nundah, suburbs of Brisbane northern on the centred became it tributions, Originating from the 1887 redistribution, it covered the area between the South Pine River and Kedron Brook, from Mount Nebo to Sandgate. Cut down it covered the area between the South Pine River and Kedron Brook, from Mount in area by successive redis Originating from the 1887 redistribution, 28.05.1960 - 12.11.1977 - 15.07.1995 12.11.1977 Formed in the 1959 redistribution principally from the former seat of Nundah, it covers the north-eastern bayside area of Brisbane. The southern portion, including Brisbane airport The southern portion, including bayside area of Brisbane. the north-eastern from the former seat of Nundah, it covers principally Formed in the 1959 redistribution and adjacent riverside suburbs, was lost in 1991. 01.07.1867 - 28.09.1868 28.09.1868 - 11.11.1873 - 30.10.1876 11.11.1873 One of the original sixteen seats proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859 based on Dalby and Condamine, it was shared between the new electorates it was shared between of 6th June 1859 based on Dalby and Condamine, provisions of the Order-in-Council under the seats proclaimed sixteen One of the original the 1887 redistribution. of Dalby and Murilla in 04.05.1860 - 01.07.1867 19.05.1888 - 01.03.1901 19.05.1888 Established in the 1949 redistribution, it was chopped in 1959 when Toowoomba was split into East and West. and was split into East Toowoomba it was chopped in 1959 when Established in the 1949 redistribution, 29.04.1950 - 29.03.1958

372 The 54th Parliament , AC , T , FE , JW , T , PA , J , AJ , WE , TC ELPHINSTONE NIMMO KERR JONES HAYES ROBERTS HADLEY KNOX SULLIVAN

HEATH

1.06.1932 1.05.1929 1.05.1929 - 06.02.1943 1.06.1932 - 03.05.1947 19.05.1956 - 03.08.1957 19.05.1956 - 03.05.1947 - 19.05.1956 03.05.1947 - 02.12.1989 03.08.1957 - 1 1 18.03.1922 - 1 18.05.1991 - 19.09.1992 18.05.1991 - 16.03.1918 - 1 02.12.1989 - 15.04.1991 02.12.1989 - 17.04.1943 - 29.04.1950 Oxley Pine Rivers Paddington Peak Downs

, SW , DF , T , , T , , R , JA , S , VP , G , W , , TL , HE KELSO AGNEW FIHELLY LESTER BRIDGES SIZER GRIFFITH GRIMES DENHAM JONES BRIDGES SUMNER

Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from part of the former electorate of Murrumba, based on Pine Rivers Shire on the northern outskirts of Brisbane. Abolished in the 1991 of Murrumba, based on Pine Rivers Shire on the northern outskirts of Brisbane. from part of the former electorate Created in the 1971 redistribution principally Established in the 1977 redistribution based on the former seat of Belyando. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and divided among the new electorates of Charters and divided among the new electorates Abolished in the 1991 redistribution Queensland seat of Belyando. based on the former Central in the 1977 redistribution Established and Fitzroy and the existing electorate of Gregory. Towers - 19.09.1992 12.11.1977 27.04.1912 - 07.02.1922 Introduced in the 1911 redistribution for a new seat principally derived from Brisbane North, it survived only one redistribution in 1923 before being split up between Brisbane and Brisbane up between split being before 1923 in one redistribution survived only North, it from Brisbane derived principally for a new seat redistribution 1911 the in Introduced Baroona in 1931. 22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918 25.11.1873 - 15.11.1878 25.11.1873 03.12.1878 - 18.06.1902 03.07.1902 - 22.05.1915 Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, it covered a triangular area from Toowong to the Enoggera forest reserve and South to Goodna, covering the southern suburbs of forest reserve and South to Goodna, covering to the Enoggera Toowong area from triangular Act of 1872, it covered a Districts by the Electoral Constituted was excised in 1888, Oxley was confined to south ofextended as the river and far as the present Browns Toowong When and Kurilpa all of which had been in East Moreton. Yeronga and Mount Gravatt. Yeronga further divided into Sherwood, In 1949, it was Woodridge. Plains and 12.05.1923 - 11.06.1932 12.05.1923 - 21.03.1896 - 18.05.1907 21.03.1896 - 02.10.1909 18.05.1907 - 16.03.1918 02.10.1909 - 15.05.1923 16.03.1918 - electorate of Aspley and the new electorate of Chermside. electorate and the new Aspley of electorate 21.03.1896 10.05.1888 -

373 Queensland Parliamentary Record , MR , JW , TL , J , JHC , M , FW , G , G , WG CARTER FLETCHER CARTER BUTLER WILLIAMS BURROWS HANSON PREST ROBERTS

MALE, CT

HOLSWICH, SA HOLSWICH,

FRANCE, LN

WOODGATE

1.05.1929 1.06.1932 - 03.05.1947 1.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 1 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 02.12.1989 - 1 09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 21.03.2009 - 29.05.1976 - 19.09.1992 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - 12.05.1923 - 1 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 03.05.1947 - 01.06.1963 01.06.1963 - 20.02.1976 Pittsworth Port Curtis Pumicestone

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, R

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, YA , , CE , J

, JH , EDJ , A ,

, AH , , PM , RG , J , KJ KINTOSH Mac LEESE FITZSIMMONS SANDEMAN DOUGLAS PALMER NORTON BOLES HERBERTSON BRESLIN KESSELL SULLIVAN BAYLEY AKERS CHAPMAN

17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 Created in the 1999 redistribution. Named after the Pumicestone Passage separating Bribie Island from the mainland. Created in the 1999 redistribution. Named after 06.05.1893 - 27.08.1904 27.08.1904 - 02.10.1909 02.10.1909 - 09.10.1912 26.10.1912 - 22.05.1915 15.10.1861 - 11.04.1863 12.05.1863 - 01.02.1866 19.03.1866 - 14.11.1878 - 06.05.1893 14.11.1878 04.05.1860 - 03.09.1861 One of the original electorates proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, the electorate has always been based on the Gladstone area, and has returned based on the Gladstone area, and has returned has always been of 6th June 1859, the electorate under the provisions of the Order-in-Council proclaimed One of the original electorates subsumed largely 1991 redistribution, the Abolished in years. the over reduced dramatically has of course been seat of the area The first Parliament. the since continuously a member Gladstone. by the new electorate of 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 Darling Downs electorate based on the town of Pittsworth, constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1910 from the former electorate of Cambooya. The name was dropped in the The of Cambooya. former electorate Act of 1910 from the Districts by the Electoral town of Pittsworth, constituted on the based Darling Downs electorate Aubigny. of 1923 redistribution in favour 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 07.12.1974 - 02.12.1989 22.10.1983 - redistribution and divided mostly between the new seats of Crows Nest, Kallangur and Kurwongbah. Revived by the 2008 redistribution by replacing the seat of Kurwongbah. replacing the by 2008 redistribution by the Revived and Kurwongbah. Nest, Kallangur of Crows the new seats between divided mostly and redistribution 07.12.1974 27.05.1972 -

374 The 54th Parliament , JJ , JM , JA , HE TH, YM TH, AN LITSENBURG, ECM DOWLING, PJ BUDD HEGARTY ENGLISH KING

DRISCOLL, SN

V D’A

1.2013 1.1878

21.03.2009 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - 19.1 19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995 15.07.1995 - 17.02.2001 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 22.02.2014 - 09.12.1874 - 14.1 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 Robina Redcliffe Redlands Queenton Ravenswood

, V

, JEH

, EO

, PJ , EA , DJ , TW , JP , RK , TA , DEVITT Mac WINSTANLEY ROGERS BALDWIN GOLEBY CLAUSON BRISKEY HOUGHTON WHITE HOLLIS

Created in the 1999 redistribution, based on the former electorate of Merrimac. Renamed Robina as the new electorate was centred on Robina. The Robina town centre was removed The Robina town centre on Robina. was centred Robina as the new electorate Renamed of Merrimac. based on the former electorate in the 1999 redistribution, Created name was changed to Mermaid Beach. by the 2008 redistribution and the electorate’s 02.11.1985 - 02.12.1989 02.11.1985 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 07.12.1974 - 10.09.1985 seat based on the Redlands Shire created in the 1971 redistribution, principally from the former seat of Logan. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate lost the electorate from the former seat of Logan. In the 1991 redistribution principally the 1971 redistribution, in Shire created South East Queensland seat based on the Redlands and part of its western area to the new electorate of Capalaba. Stradbroke Island to the new electorate of Cleveland 01.09.1979 - 02.12.1989 02.12.1989 - 21.07.2005 20.08.2005 - 09.09.2006 Established by the 1959 redistribution which based the seat on the bayside , the electorate was excised from the former seat of Murrumba. the electorate was excised from the former city of Redcliffe, redistribution which based the seat on the bayside Established by the 1959 28.05.1960 - 07.08.1979 18.11.1873 - 13.11.1874 18.11.1873 Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, the seat existed for only the one Parliament before being abolished in the 1877 redistribution. of 1872, the seat existed for only the one Parliament Act Districts Created by the Electoral 27.04.1912 - 11.06.1932 27.04.1912 - Based on the eastern portion of Charters Towers and the rural environs to the east of this city, the electorate did not survive the 1931 redistribution being incorporated into the Charters being incorporated into the 1931 redistribution did not survive the electorate to the east of this city, and the rural environs Towers portion of Charters eastern Based on the electorate. Towers

375 Queensland Parliamentary Record - , J , RE , RE , MH , W , J , J , LJ , J , HR , KM , GP , PJ , H , TA , KW , WS , FM GRANT KIDSTON ADAMSON TURNER BRENNAN THACKERAY YEWDALE SCHWARTEN

(b) (a) STEVENS, RA STEVENS,

(a)

FORDE FARRELL DUNLOP LARCOMBE GARDNER WRIGHT BRADDY SCHWARTEN BYRNE ADAMSON

1 1.1984 1.05.1929

1 - 27.04.1912 1.03.1902 - 27.04.1912 1.03.1902 - 18.05.1907 1.06.1932 - 19.05.1956 1.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 15.07.1995 - 23.03.2012 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 1 04.04.1896 - 07.02.191 27.05.1972 - 05.1 09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009 09.09.2006 16.02.1985 - 15.07.1995 24.03.2012 - 1 19.05.1956 - 28.05.1960 25.02.191 17.02.1923 - 1 27.05.1972 - 02.12.1989 18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912 12.05.1917 - 05.10.1922 1 28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972 1 27.04.1912 - 21.03.1917 Rockhampton

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, W , , RJ DONALD-PATERSON , RR , A , FARLANE CURTIS HIGSON PATTISON REA FERGUSON ARCHER (a) (b) Mac (a) (b) Mac (a) (b) (b) JONES HARDING STEWART TURNER LINNETT FITZSIMMONS ARCHER FYFE BUZACOTT QUINN FITZGERALD MILFORD

Introduced in the 1959 redistribution, it was dropped in 1971 when the seat reverted to the name Rockhampton. Introduced in the 1959 redistribution, it was dropped 13.05.1893 - 04.04.1896 04.04.1896 - 05.06.1901 29.06.1901 - 17.10.1901 17.10.1901 - 11.03.1902 Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1887, it returned one member until its abolition in the 1911 redistribution when the new seat of Keppel was introduced. The seat was reconsti seat The was introduced. of Keppel new seat when the redistribution 1911 in the its abolition until one member returned Act of 1887, it Districts Electoral by the Created 12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 17.08.1883 - 05.05.1888 05.05.1888 - 13.05.1893 05.05.1888 - 04.04.1896 13.05.1893 - 11.03.1902 20.11.1877 - 15.11.1878 20.11.1877 - 21.09.1881 15.11.1878 - 17.08.1883 15.11.1878 08.10.1881 - 05.05.1888 27.07.1867 - 19.11.1869 06.12.1869 - 07.06.1870 20.06.1870 - 24.11.1873 - 26.10.1877 24.11.1873 30.01.1865 - 27.06.1867 27.06.1867 - 11.07.1867 Constituted by the Additional Members Act of 1864, the electorate based on the returned a single member until 1878. From then until 1912 it was a dual member member dual a was 1912 it until From then 1878. until member single a returned of Rockhampton city on the based electorate 1864, the of Act Members Additional by the Constituted reverted latter South, but the North and Rockhampton was divided into Rockhampton 1959 redistribution the city from that date. In the to a single member seat reverting constituency in 1971. to Rockhampton the 1991 redistribution and subsumed in the new electorate of Keppel. Abolished in portion of the city. tuted in the 1959 redistribution, based on the northern 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 17.02.2001

376 The 54th Parliament , KB , HM , W , TR , KW , LA , EB , RS , DT , WK HODGE KEOGH STEVENS COOPER MAHER GOSS ARDILL WRIGHT TOMKINS COOPER

1 1.1986 1.05.1929 1 - 16.03.1918 1.1986 - 19.09.1992 1.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 1.03.1902 - 12.12.1904 22.10.1983 - 01.1 1 01.1 17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972 17.05.1969 1 12.12.1904 - 25.08.191 16.09.191 22.10.1983 - 19.09.1992 24.06.1967 - 22.10.1983 16.03.1918 - 1 Roma Sandgate Salisbury Rosewood

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, RBJ , RA , A ,

, DT , J , JC , WM , , WM PILBEAM FOOTE CRIBB KEOGH SHERRINGTON KYBURZ EWAN DOHRING EWAN MESTON ISAMBERT

The 1923 redistribution applied this name to what was formerly the electorate of Murrumba. Successive redistributions have diminished the area of the seat which now takes in the have diminished of Murrumba. Successive redistributions this name to what was formerly the electorate applied The 1923 redistribution Deagon and Boondall. northern suburbs of Sandgate, Shorncliffe, 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 Formed under provisions of the 1959 Electoral Districts Act this electorate was carved out of the Southern portion of the former electorate of Sherwood. It in turn was split in the 1971 the in was split turn in It Sherwood. of electorate former the of portion Southern the of out was carved electorate this Act Districts Electoral 1959 the of provisions under Formed Archerfield. of Sunnybank and existing electorate of Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and its area absorbed by the new electorate Archerfield. redistribution into Salisbury and 28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974 21.03.1896 - 11.03.1902 26.11.1878 - 04.07.1882 26.11.1878 17.07.1882 - 25.10.1892 - 06.05.1893 15.11.1892 06.05.1893 - 21.03.1896 Under the provisions of the 1878 Electoral Districts Act, that portion of the electorate of West Moreton lying West of Ipswich was re-named Rosewood. In the 1931 redistribution the redistribution Ipswich was re-named Rosewood. In the 1931 of West Moreton lying West of Act, that portion of the electorate Districts the 1878 Electoral Under the provisions of Moreton. West to name was again changed 03.08.1957 - 14.03.1967 29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953 07.03.1953 - 03.08.1957 Established by the 1949 redistribution which abolished the electorates of Dalby and Maranoa, from parts of which this seat was principally derived. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution the 1991 redistribution Abolished in derived. seat was principally from parts of which this of Dalby and Maranoa, the electorates which abolished redistribution by the 1949 Established Warrego. electorate of Downs and the existing Western of by the new electorate and its area absorbed 28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969 28.05.1960

377 Queensland Parliamentary Record , NG , DA , TB VE , GR , H , JAM , WAM , H DUNWORTH RICHTER GUNN STEPHENS DEAN WARBURTON NUTTALL

MILLARD, KN MILLARD, DARLING,

INNES

1.1873 1.1977 1.1977 - 19.09.1992 1.1978 - 13.05.1990 12.1 28.07.1990 - 19.09.1992 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 09.09.2006 - 03.08.1957 - 27.05.1972 19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006 19.09.1992 - 10.06.1863 - 14.1 28.05.1960 - 12.1 28.05.1960 25.1 27.05.1972 - 19.09.1992 Somerset Sherwood South Brisbane Single member constituency South Brisbane, Town of (1859-1873) Town South Brisbane,

, D

, HF , H

, JD , AJ ,

, TG , , EP , RW , HE , TC , DONALD Mac HERBERT SIZER SKINNER RICHARDS AHEARN KERR HISLOP DECKER ROBINSON

The “Town of South Brisbane” and the “Town of Brisbane” were two of the original sixteen electorates set up under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859. The South Brisbane area of 6th June 1859. set up under the Order-in-Council electorates sixteen of the original were two of Brisbane” “Town and the of South Brisbane” The “Town has treatment Similar sequence. chronological in below out set are these and name, of this given variants been have which time this since electorates successive basis of the has been at the appropriate place. to that area, with references from the historically correct name inserted in the alphabetical listing been given under BRISBANE for electorates relevant 07.03.1953 - 30.8.1957 Established by the 1949 redistribution which abolished the Stanley electorate from which this seat was constituted. It was from which this River valley and based on the upper Brisbane principally redistribution which abolished the Stanley electorate Established by the 1949 by Lockyer and the new electorate of Crows Nest. 1991 redistribution and most of its area absorbed Abolished in the surrounds. 29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953 29.04.1950 - 19.05.1956 19.05.1956 - 13.09.1978 Created in the 1949 redistribution from the former Oxley electorate and subsequently reduced to an area from Chelmer to the Centenary suburbs. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution Abolished suburbs. to the Centenary from Chelmer to an area reduced and subsequently from the former Oxley electorate in the 1949 redistribution Created Mount Ommaney. in the new electorates of Indooroopilly and and most of its area absorbed 29.03.1941 - 07.03.1953 29.03.1941 - 03.08.1957 07.03.1953 - 28.05.1960 03.08.1957 - 15.05.1923 - 11.05.1935 15.05.1923 - 29.03.1941 11.05.1935 30.04.1860 - 10.06.1863

378 The 54th Parliament , RA , CHW , W , W , FP , A , AM , CC , D , CW , S , J , AM , P , AF MIDSON STEPHENS REINHOLD STEPHENS AIREY ALLAN BROMLEY LAMONT FOURAS WARNER KINGSFORD MACKAY FRASER LUYA

TRAD, J

BLIGH

1.1878 1.1977

1.1878 - 24.03.1880 1.1986 - 15.07.1995 1.1977 - 01.11.1986 26.05.1875 - 22.1 26.05.1875 - 28.04.2012 - 22.1 07.12.1974 - 12.1 06.05.1893 - 28.03.1896 27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 05.02.1908 - 02.10.1909 02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 01.1 (b) 15.07.1995 - 02.04.2012 28.03.1896 - 27.08.1904 18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 06.04.1880 - 12.05.1888 12.05.1888 - 06.05.1893 12.1 South Coast Two member constituency Two Single member constituency Single member South Brisbane (1912 +) South Brisbane (1874-1878) Brisbane South (1878-1887) South Brisbane

, NF

, RA

, TW , , TW , , TW

, TB , , MA

, CJ , J

, AJ , , H , H , H , H , A , VC , AF , , EN GROARTY

Mac

BOUCHARD FREE FERRICKS GAIR, BENNETT KINGSFORD JORDAN JORDAN MORRY TURLEY LUYA TURLEY LAMONT BOUCHARD HUXHAM BOUCHARD STEPHENS

Constituted under the 1958 Electoral Districts Act, the seat, which was based on the lower south-east corner of the State, was created from the Southern part of the former electorate lower south-east corner of the State, was created Act, the seat, which was based on the Districts under the 1958 Electoral Constituted subsumed in being of it most with 1991 redistribution the in Abolished Nerang. and of Currumbin new seats of the excision by the 1986 in reduced was greatly Its size of Southport. the electorate of Nerang. 28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972 22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 09.10.1920 - 11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 11.05.1929 - 28.05.1960 11.06.1932 In the 1991 redistribution, areas south of the Brisbane River (i.e. West End) were restored to South Brisbane, having been removed in 1986. End) were restored to South Brisbane, having been removed in West River (i.e. In the 1991 redistribution, areas south of the Brisbane 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 05.02.1908 - 02.10.1909 02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 11.03.1899 - 06.07.1899 11.03.1899 22.07.1899 - 11.03.1902 - 27.08.1904 11.03.1902 27.08.1904 - 05.02.1908 21.08.1883 - 12.05.1888 12.05.1888 - 30.06.1890 17.07.1890 - 06.05.1893 06.05.1893 - 11.03.1899 (a) - 21.08.1883 22.11.1878 14.11.1873 - 13.05.1875 14.11.1873

379 Queensland Parliamentary Record - , GS , MD , PJ , JM , RJ , JB , BG MUSGROVE GAMIN QUINN

GRANT MOLHOEK, R

VEIVERS LAWLOR STONE

17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 20.08.1988 - 02.12.1989 20.08.1988 20.06.1987 - 17.02.2001 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 24.03.2012 - 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 02.12.1989 Stafford Southport Springsure Springwood Southern Downs Southern

, LJ

, L , DB

, MJ , HDJ , EJ , EJ , PND , J , RJ SCOTT FRASER WOOLMER WHITE JENNINGS GAVEN ROBSON SPRINGBORG GAVEN HINZE

Created in the 1971 redistribution from portions of the former electorates of Kedron, Windsor and Aspley. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and absorbed mainly by the new elector by the absorbed mainly and 1991 redistribution the in Abolished Aspley. and Windsor of Kedron, electorates former of the portions from 1971 redistribution the in Created 01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 01.11.1986 02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 Formed in the 1986 redistribution from the portion of the former electorate lying of east Woodridge of the Pacific Highway. In the 1991 redistribution part of the southern area was Waterford. lost to the new seat of 04.11.1873 - 14.11.1878 04.11.1873 Western seat constituted under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act which only lasted for the seventh Parliament 1874-78, when it was incorporated in the Leichhardt electorate. Act which only lasted for the seventh under the 1872 Electoral Districts seat constituted Western 29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960 - 29.11.1980 12.11.1977 - 09.04.1987 29.11.1980 Formed in the 1949 redistribution which created the seat from the southern portion of the Albert electorate, the seat was changes in the 1959 re-named South Coast following boundary Albert electorate, portion of the which created the seat from the southern Formed in the 1949 redistribution of Southport. Northern part of the Gold Coast including the town name was revived for a new seat based on the redistribution. In 1977 the 17.02.2001 - Created in the 1999 redistribution. Created in the 28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966 28.05.1960 - 25.05.1988 28.05.1966

380 The 54th Parliament , WH

, D , EL , HP , T ART, MA ART, , FL , RM DONALD APOVITCH, FK VIS, CK YNHAM, A YNHAM, SUMMERVILLE SOMERSET NOTT GRIMSTONE BELL SULLIVAN Mac

HINCHLIFFE, SJ HINCHLIFFE, L

STEW

DA

OST

30.01.2015 1.03.1902 - 27.08.1904 09.10.1920 - 05.12.1927 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 09.09.2006 - 19.07.2014 - 09.12.1933 - 02.04.1938 1 25.02.1928 - 22.10.1933 24.03.2012 - 23.05.2014 24.03.2012 - 02.04.1938 - 29.04.1950 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 27.08.1904 - 09.10.1920 24.03.2012 - Stanley Stretton Sunnybank Surfers Paradise

, P

, P , S , W ,

, J

, RJ , P , DJ , WCR ,

, TJ , , TJ , , F KELLETT O’SULLIVAN WHITE PENCE, JC S (a) (b) (a) HARVEY ROBERTSON ROBERTSON, S GYGAR WELFORD PETTIGREW O’SULLIVAN LORD GYGAR MURPHY

Based on the Queensland Gold Coast beach resort, the seat was created in the 1971 redistribution from parts of the electorates of South Coast and Albert, and underwent considerable Albert, and underwent considerable of South Coast and electorates from parts of the redistribution in the 1971 the seat was created Based on the Queensland Gold Coast beach resort, 19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 Created in the 1991 redistribution from the north western part of the former electorate of Salisbury but abolished in the 1999 redistribution. Revived by the 2008 redistribution by the 2008 redistribution Revived by redistribution. of Salisbury but abolished in the 1999 part of the former electorate from the north western in the 1991 redistribution Created Gravatt. absorbing the majority of the abolished seat of Mount Created as a result of the 1999 redistribution. 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 29.04.1893 - 11.03.1902 10.12.1878 - 23.8.1883 10.12.1878 - 23.05.1888 23.08.1883 - 23.05.1888 23.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 Originally a single member seat from its inception in the 1872 Electoral Districts Act, it returned two members from 1878-1888 through incorporation of part of the West Moreton West of part of the members from 1878-1888 through incorporation Act, it returned two Districts seat from its Originally a single member in the 1872 Electoral inception of Somerset. which placed most of it in the new electorate The seat was abolished in the 1949 redistribution had been derived. electorate from which it - 10.12.1878 20.11.1873 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 07.12.1974 - 21.06.1984 22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 04.08.1984 - 19.09.1992 02.12.1989 - ates of Chermside and Kedron. In the 1999 redistribution the seat was re-established. the seat redistribution In the 1999 and Kedron. Chermside ates of 07.12.1974 27.05.1972 -

381 Queensland Parliamentary Record , J-PH RT , CA , TJG , SC , AJ , SV GILMORE NELSON LONG, LEE BELL

WALLACE COX LANGBROEK

1.1986 - 13.06.1998 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 01.1 07.02.2004 - 23.03.2012 17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 05.05.2001 - 07.02.2004 05.05.2001 - 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 07.02.2004 - 07.02.2004 - Toombul Tablelands Thuringowa The Tableland The

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, KV

, RE , TV , , AF , HH SMITH , K - , BE , AB , , HA ELLIGOTT Mc TURNER PHILLIPS SMALL COLLINS GILMORE WALLIS BRUCE BISHOP BORBIDGE

Formed in the 1887 redistribution, the seat took in all the area between Breakfast Creek and Kedron Brook from Newmarket and Alderley to Moreton Bay, formerly part of Enoggera. of Enoggera. part formerly Moreton Bay, to Alderley and Kedron Brook from Newmarket and Creek Breakfast between area the all took in seat the 1887 redistribution, the Formed in name and in 1931 the further reduced, was portion). In 1923 the area Western from the (taken Windsor of was broken up to form the new seat this electorate redistribution In the 1911 and Nundah. was dropped and the area allocated between Hamilton 13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 Established by the 1986 redistribution almost wholly from the former Townsville electorate. Includes areas south, west and north-west of Townsville city. Townsville areas south, west and north-west of electorate. Includes Townsville from the former Established by the 1986 redistribution almost wholly - 13.06.1998 01.11.1986 03.08.1957 - 01.06.1963 01.06.1963 - 27.05.1972 29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957 Created in 1949 by enlarging the former seat of The Tableland, this seat was greatly expanded in the 1959 redistribution, stretching from the Atherton Tableland across the Peninsula the across Tableland Atherton the from stretching 1959 redistribution, the in expanded was greatly seat this Tableland, The of former seat the 1949 by enlarging in Created in was re-established electorate the of Cook, but electorate the into was merged area of this all 1971 redistribution South. In the Burketown in the North to the in from Edward River of Mourilyan. electorate Mulgrave and the northern part of the abolished to occupy the south-west portion of extended the electorate In the 1991 redistribution the 1986 redistribution. Dalrymple. to form the new seat of Tablelands with was merged Towers Charters In the 2008 redistribution, 11.06.1932 - 28.04.1950 11.06.1932 Based on the Atherton Tableland to the West of Cairns and contiguous areas, the seat came into being in the 1931 redistribution. The Eastern coastal portion was excised in the 1949 1949 the in excised was portion coastal Eastern The redistribution. 1931 the in being into came seat the areas, contiguous and Cairns of West the to Tableland Atherton the on Based Tablelands. to form a new electorate of and North West to the and the remainder enlarged redistribution to form Mulgrave 12.11.1977 - 29.11.1980 12.11.1977 - 20.03.2001 29.11.1980 boundary changes in the subsequent redistributions. In 1991 it moved north but is still centred on Surfers Paradise. on Surfers is still centred north but 1991 it moved In redistributions. in the subsequent changes boundary 12.11.1977 27.05.1972 -

382 The 54th Parliament , EJ , DE , MJR , CG , IG , HMcD , JD , JE , H , CR , AW , EW MASSEY PORTER PRENTICE BAILEY BEANLAND ANNAND DUGGAN ANDERSON RUSSELL

WANSTALL MUNRO LLEWELLYN

1.1980 1.1986 1.06.1932 1.1980 - 22.10.1983 1.1986 - 19.09.1992 1.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 1.06.1932 - 28.11.1935 02.04.1938 - 15.04.1944 14.12.1935 - 03.08.1957 03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 29.04.1950 - 28.05.1966 29.1 1

01.1 08.05.1926 - 1 08.05.1926 28.05.1966 - 29.1 22.10.1983 - 01.1 1 15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 Toowong Toowoomba Toowoomba East Toowoomba see also East Toowoomba see also East see also Drayton and Toowoomba see also Drayton and

, EH , EH , EJ

, JF , FT

, RJ , T , , MB , J , WH ,

, T , , AL , M UNMACK REID MACARTNEY GANNON PETRIE GROOM TOLMIE BRENNAN LLEWELLYN FINNEY COTTELL MACARTNEY MAXWELL

24.11.1900 - 05.02.1908 24.11.1900 19.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 29.04.1893 - 21.03.1896 Created in the 1887 redistribution, this seat took in the modern suburbs of Paddington, Rainworth, Milton, Rosalie, Toowong and the Mount Coot-tha reserve. The excision of new excision The the Mount Coot-tha reserve. and Toowong Milton, Rosalie, suburbs of Paddington, Rainworth, took in the modern this seat redistribution, in the 1887 Created the Bremer. in all of Moggill as far as areas, and it now took populated for the loss of the most to make up electorate even larger resulted in an in 1911 Ithaca seats of Paddington and 1949 in and restored, was area huge former the 1935 In area. Lucia St. Toowong, Auchenflower, the to back contracted Toowong and Enoggera became part Western this of all 1923 In of Indooroopilly and the by the new electorate and its area absorbed Abolished in the 1991 redistribution its current area. returned to Toowong of Mount Coot-tha, with the creation Coot-tha. existing electorate of Mount 10.05.1888 - 29.04.1893 10.05.1888 08.05.1926 29.04.1893 - 27.04.1912 - 16.03.1918 16.03.1918 - 26.02.1925 04.04.1925 - 11.05.1929 - 15.11.1878 10.11.1873 Originally included in the seat of Drayton and Toowoomba, the city was for a brief period an electorate of its own right (1873-78) before being once again coupled with Drayton (1879- with being once again coupled of its own right (1873-78) before the city was for a brief period an electorate Toowoomba, Originally included in the seat of Drayton and Lockyer and to 1949, Toowoomba (Drayton, East however other electorates returned one member, Toowoomba From 1911 this time however as a dual member constituency. 1911) with south, and north into re-apportioned 1971 in and west, and east into was divided Toowoomba redistribution 1959 the In city. the of parts covered 1949-59) Toowoomba North some going into Lockyer. 09.10.1920 - 02.04.1938 21.03.1896 - 05.10.1900 05.02.1908 - 30.08.1911 - 09.10.1920 16.09.1911

383 Queensland Parliamentary Record , JJ , WRJ , MJ , GJ , P , KG VEIGH c BOUSEN WOOD

HEALY SHINE TJ WATTS, HORAN M

19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 24.03.2012 - 24.03.2012 - 28.05.1966 - 27.05.1972 28.05.1966 - 18.05.1991 - 23.03.2012 17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972 17.02.2001 - 23.03.2012 Town of Brisbane Town Toowoomba West Toowoomba Toowoomba South Toowoomba Toowoomba North Toowoomba see under Brisbane see under see also North Toowoomba see also North

, CJ , JAR

, MJR

, JE , JH

, WRJ , , AC , , JG , P PHIE Mc ANDERSON WOOD WARNER BERGHOFER DUGGAN BOUSEN LOCKWOOD FLYNN

28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966 28.05.1960 - Formed in the 1959 redistribution when the was divided into East and West, the former being excised in part from the existing Lockyer electorate. The name was The name electorate. Lockyer the existing in part from excised being the former West, and into East was divided Toowoomba of city when the redistribution in the 1959 Formed and South. into North city was divided when the redistribution in the 1971 dropped 28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969 Created in the 1959 redistribution, it did not survive the boundary alterations of 1971. See note under Toowoomba. the boundary alterations of 1971. See note under Created in the 1959 redistribution, it did not survive 07.12.1974 - 01.11.1986 - 23.03.1991 01.11.1986 Created in 1971, principally from the former seat of Toowoomba East. See note under Toowoomba. East. See note under Toowoomba from the former seat of Created in 1971, principally 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 Created in 1971 when the city of Toowoomba was revived as a separate seat with the majority of the electorate derived from the former seat of Toowoomba West. See note under note See West. Toowoomba of seat former the from derived electorate of the majority the with seat separate as a was revived Toowoomba of city in 1971 when the Created Toowoomba.

384 The 54th Parliament , NR , KV , MF , TA , G , KH ONE, AA ONE, YOUNG , MP , WH , GN - ELLIGOTT THAWAY, JD THAWAY, Mc GREEN HYNES SCOTT BURREKET DAVIES SMITH REYNOLDS

JOHNST

HA

KEYATTA

1.1986 1.1986 - 02.12.1989 02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 27.05.1939 - 28.05.1960 21.03.2009 - 23.03.2012 22.10.1983 - 01.1 13.06.1998 - 20.03.2009 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998 12.05.1923 - 27.03.1939 27.05.1972 - 22.10.1983 01.1 Townsville Townsville East Townsville Town of South Brisbane Town see under South Brisbane see under see Drayton and Toowoomba and see Drayton Town of Drayton and Toowoomba and of Drayton Town

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, GN , D BROWN PHILP MACROSSAN BROWN BURNS OGDEN CASTLING HANRAN FOLEY DEANE, JH (a) (b) (b) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) SMITH RYAN

Formed in the 1986 redistribution, mainly from areas of the former Townsville West electorate and portion of the former Townsville South. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and 1991 redistribution Abolished in the South. Townsville former of the and portion electorate West Townsville former of the from areas mainly 1986 redistribution, Formed in the of Mundingburra. divided between Burdekin and the new electorate - 19.09.1992 01.11.1986 21.03.1896 - 11.03.1899 - 02.10.1909 11.03.1899 02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 11.11.1885 - 12.05.1888 11.11.1885 12.05.1888 - 22.05.1915 02.05.1891 - 06.05.1893 06.05.1893 - 05.11.1893 20.01.1894 - 21.03.1896 28.11.1878 - 03.02.1879 28.11.1878 04.03.1879 - 30.03.1891 Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1878, which provided one member for the seat based on the city of Townsville. The city was divided into two electorates - Townsville Townsville - electorates two into was divided city The Townsville. of city the on based seat the for member one provided 1878, which of Act Districts Electoral by the Constituted of the electorates and were made universal, when single electorates 1885. From 1886-1912 the seat returned two members, Act of Additional Members of the and Musgrave by virtue abolished 1959 redistribution The in Kennedy and the southern part in Mundingburra. part of the city was included In 1923 the northern established. and Mundingburra Townsville including the major suburban areas without however 1971 redistribution South, but it was restored in the Townsville North and Townsville the city into as a seat, dividing Townsville reduced the The 1986 redistribution formerly in Hinchinbrook. Townsville area of rural a large It now included also West. Townsville and South Townsville which were located in to the new seat of East and lost its south-west corner Townsville area from the previous gained a small environs. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate area of the seat to the city Mundingburra.

385 Queensland Parliamentary Record - , RG , RG , G , AMcL , H , JH , PJ , PJ , GN SMITH LEAHY LEAHY COYNE BEDFORD BEDFORD O’SHEA

WILSON BARBER

1.1950 1.1977 - 01.11.1986 1.1980 - 01.11.1986 1.03.1902 - 18.05.1907 05.02.1908 - 31.07.1923 12.1 24.09.1907 - 05.02.1908 30.08.1941 - 04.1 1 13.10.1923 - 08.09.1937 04.12.1937 - 07.07.1941 18.05.1907 - 24.09.1907 29.1 Warrego Townsville West Townsville Townsville South Townsville Townsville North Townsville

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, EJ , MD , PJR , PJR , FA , T , , G , WH , ILWRAITH Mc TUCKER HODGSON TUCKER AIKENS WALSH STEVENS HOOPER FORBES MYLNE BUCHANAN

05.01.1870 - 08.08.1871 08.08.1871 - 04.11.1873 - 14.11.1878 04.11.1873 - 17.08.1883 14.11.1878 18.03.1865 - 24.06.1867 24.06.1867 - 18.09.1868 18.09.1868 - 23.11.1869 Created by the Additional Members Act of 1864 as a seat in the far south-western corner of the State, based on the Warrego and Paroo River systems, the seat remained basically un basically remained seat systems, the and Paroo River Warrego based on the State, of the far south-western corner in the Act of 1864 as a seat Members Additional by the Created 27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 07.12.1974 - 29.11.1980 Resulting from the 1971 redistribution which divided the city into three areas, with the major business area being allocated to Townsville. Townsville West was the smallest in area (and area in smallest was the West Townsville Townsville. to allocated being business area major the with areas, three into city the divided which 1971 redistribution the from Resulting redistribution. The name was dropped in the 1986 seats. Townsville of the three hence most densely populated) Established in the 1959 redistribution from parts of the former seats of Mundingburra and Townsville, the seat was retained with some boundary changes in 1971, until its dissolution its until 1971, in changes boundary some with was retained seat the Townsville, and of Mundingburra seats former the of parts from redistribution 1959 the in Established in 1986. 28.05.1960 - 12.11.1977 Created in the 1959 redistribution which divided the city into two electorates of which this was one, the seat only survived until the 1971 redistribution when the inner city portion was city when the inner the 1971 redistribution survived until this was one, the seat only of which into two electorates the city which divided 1959 redistribution in the Created Townsville. outer portion included in and the West Townsville included in 27.05.1972 28.05.1960 - of Gregory electorate the from Quilpie include west to north extended electorate the 1991 redistribution the In constituency. member single a been has always It 1991. until changed The 2008 from the abolished seat of Balonne, while to the north the towns Dirranbandi and Moonie and Springsure were lost to Gregory. of Blackall and east to to take in St George, Warrego. the seat of electorate and the Darling Downs electorate to enlarge redistribution transferred areas from the Gregory

386 The 54th Parliament , LJ , T , A , OO , JJ , NJ , GP , TJ , BD , DJ , HWT , JJO’C , JA , DW TTER, MR O’SULLIVAN BARNES HEALY CORY AUSTIN DUFFICY AIKEN TURNER HOBBS

LA

BYRNES MORGAN MADSEN BOOTH SPRINGBORG

1.1986 1.1977 1.05.1935 1.1986 - 30.01.2015 1.1977 - 01.11.1986 1.1977 - 19.09.1992 1.05.1935 - 03.05.1947 1 01.1 22.10.1898 - 19.01.1906 07.12.1974 - 01.1 07.12.1974 - 17.05.1969 - 07.12.1974 17.05.1969 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 10.02.1906 - 05.02.1908 12.1 19.10.1963 - 12.1 05.02.1908 - 1 04.04.1896 - 27.09.1898 19.09.1992 - 16.02.2001 03.05.1947 - 03.08.1963 12.1 03.03.1951 - 17.05.1969 03.03.1951 Wavell Warwick Waterford

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, TA , , AT , , CGHC , GJE , RG , JG , WW , , SR WFORD, AP WFORD, CRA MOORHEAD, ER HORWITZ JONES WEINHOLT CLARK DONALDSON DEWAR MORGAN BARTON GORE CLARK THORNTON MORGAN MORGAN CASEY CROMBIE HOOD BOWMAN

28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969 17.05.1969 - 12.11.1977 Constituted in the 1959 redistribution, this northern suburban seat was created principally from the former electorate of Chermside. The name was dropped in the 1986 redistribution the in was dropped name The of Chermside. electorate former from the principally was created suburban seat northern this 1959 redistribution, in the Constituted where the area was split up among adjoining electorates. Created in the 1991 redistribution from the eastern part of the Logan electorate. It was named after the local shire abolished in 1948. Created in the 1991 redistribution from the eastern 19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006 09.09.2006 - 23.03.2012 21.07.1871 - 04.11.1873 - 19.11.1878 04.11.1873 - 02.07.1887 19.11.1878 18.07.1887 - 04.04.1896 10.06.1863 - 25.06.1867 25.06.1867 - 23.09.1868 23.09.1868 - 10.08.1870 10.08.1870 - 21.07.1871 02.05.1860 - 14.01.1862 04.02.1862 - 10.06.1863 One of the original sixteen electoral districts constituted under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, the seat has always been based on the and has and Warwick of city the on based been always has seat the 1859, June 6th of Order-in-Council the of provisions the under constituted districts electoral sixteen original the of One of electorate abolished the of much south-west subsuming the to considerably expanded electorate the 1991 redistribution the In time. that since constituency member single a been 1999 redistribution the seat was abolished. its northern area to the seat of Cunningham. In the while losing part of Texas, towns of Stanthorpe and Carnarvon including the 22.10.1898 - 21.11.1899 22.10.1898 - 11.03.1902 16.12.1899 - 05.10.1883 - 19.05.1888 05.10.1883 - 20.05.1893 19.05.1888 17.09.1898 20.05.1893 -

387 Queensland Parliamentary Record , J , WL

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TAYLOR WIENHOLT

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(b) (b) BLACK JARRATT 1.1862 1.1873

09.07.1860 - 03.1 (c) 28.09.1868 - 18.1 15.12.1862 - 28.09.1868 03.05.1860 - 22.06.1860 03.05.1860 - 22.06.1860 1.1873

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Whitsunday West Moreton West 1.1873 Western Downs Western Single member constituency Single member

26.04.1861 - 02.07.1867 02.07.1867 - 28.09.1868 (b) 28.09.1868 - 13.06.1870 25.06.1870 - 18.1 03.05.1860 - 03.04.1861

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01.07.1961 - 17.07.1980 29.04.1950 - 11.04.1961 First established in the 1949 redistribution when it was formed from portions of the former Bowen and Mirani electorates, the seat took in the coastal strip from South of Bowen to South of from strip coastal the in took seat the electorates, Mirani Bowen and former of the portions from was formed when it 1949 redistribution the in First established was boundary northern the 1971 in and Collinsville, excluding east, and south moved were boundaries the redistribution 1959 the In Collinsville. as far as inland and Mackay, of North extended almost as The far 1986 as redistribution Home resulted Hill. in the seat being confirmed to the Coastal area it originally occupied. In the 1991 redistribution the seat moved abolished electorate of Bowen including the towns of Bowen and Collinsville. north and west into areas formerly occupied by the 18.06.1867 - 06.11.1873 31.05.1861 - 30.05.1863 13.06.1863 - 07.08.1866 - 02.07.1867 11.09.1866 02.07.1867 - 18.11.1873 (a) 03.05.1860 - 21.12.1860 12.01.1861 - 16.05.1861 One of the original electorates proclaimed in 1859, it took in all the Brisbane River catchment area as well as the territory South of Laidley and Ipswich to the border. It was a three It was a Ipswich to the border. and South of Laidley as the territory as well area River catchment Brisbane the took in all in 1859, it proclaimed electorates One of the original the and Fassifern. Under Moreton West into Stanley, broken up the electorate had of the 1872 redistribution time the provisions by which until the 1873 election, member constituency Rosewood the name In the 1931 redistribution to Stanley. and the rest was added Rosewood was re-named of Ipswich West Moreton West the portion of Act Districts 1878 Electoral and Fassifern. Somerset Lockyer, the area was split up between the 1949 redistribution Moreton. In West back to was changed 27.04.1860 - 02.10.1864 - 18.06.1867 02.11.1864 Proclaimed under the provisions of the 1859 Order-in-Council, the electorate returned two members until it was broken up in the 1872 redistribution, which allocated the area to the new returned two members until it was which allocated broken up in the 1872 redistribution, the electorate Proclaimed under the provisions of the 1859 Order-in-Council, 1999 redistribution In the Roma. and Condamine of Balonne, electorates abolished of the parts from 1991 redistribution the in Downs. Revived Darling and Balonne Aubigny, of seats the seat was abolished. 18.11.1873 - 15.11.1878 18.11.1873 - 27.10.1949 11.06.1932

388 The 54th Parliament , A , CM , AJ , JN , EHC , JA , P , G , HF , CJ , RE , H , TW , PR , AB BOOKER THOMPSON PIE RASEY MOORE COMBEN HOCKINGS

TOZER JENKINSON LINDLEY WALKER CLAYTON HEADING SMITH COSTIGAN

1.1878 1.03.1902

1.03.1902 - 18.05.1907 15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 12.05.1877 - 25.1 16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920 1 22.10.1983 - 19.09.1992 03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950 09.10.1920 - 30.12.1946 17.05.1969 - 22.10.1983 17.05.1888 - 02.03.1898 03.08.1957 - 10.03.1969 19.03.1898 - 1 18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912 27.04.1912 - 16.03.1918 24.03.2012 - 24.03.2012 29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957 Windsor Wickham Wide Bay Wide

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22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918 16.03.1918 - 11.05.1935 - 29.03.1941 11.05.1935 29.03.1941 - 15.04.1944 27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 Established under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act, the seat originally took in the area between Breakfast Creek and Kedron Brook, from Newmarket State School in the west to Old took in the area between Breakfast Act, the seat originally Districts under the 1910 Electoral Established eastern boundary shifting further west, but it was Successive redistributions resulted in the electorate. Toombul half of the old Sandgate Road in the East, which had been the western Kedron and the extension of Brisbane of electorate and subsumed in the new Abolished in the 1991 redistribution Windsor. and Wilston Grange, Alderley, still based on the suburbs of Central northward. 23.11.1878 - 17.05.1888 23.11.1878 - 07.09.1883 23.11.1878 07.09.1883 - 04.05.1888 12.08.1870 - 13.07.1871 13.07.1871 - 23.09.1871 04.10.1871 - 12.11.1873 - 23.11.1878 12.11.1873 04.05.1860 - 12.08.1870 One of the 16 original electorates of 1859 it encompassed a coastal strip from the Mooloolah River, north to Bustard Head near Gladstone, but based on Maryborough. At first a single a first At Maryborough. on based but Gladstone, near Head Bustard to north River, Mooloolah the from strip coastal a encompassed it 1859 of electorates original 16 the of One southward but a seat of its own the seat contracted When Maryborough became seat. member to a single before reverting it returned two members 1878-1888 constituency, member of Marodian and Nash. the area was split up between the electorates In the 1949 redistribution of the city. still took in the rural environs 18.11.1873 - 28.04.1877 18.11.1873 Introduced in 1872 as a result of the breaking up of the triple member constituency of Town of Brisbane, the seat only existed for one Parliament, when the Brisbane City and Wickham Wickham Brisbane City and when the only existed for one Parliament, of Brisbane, the seat Town of constituency member up of the triple 1872 as a result of the breaking Introduced in two members. which returned of North Brisbane substituted, abolished and the seat electorates were 29.11.1980 - 02.12.1989 29.11.1980 - 13.06.1998 02.12.1989

389 Queensland Parliamentary Record - , GH , EG , D , MJR , DC , RJ SCOTT BLOCKSIDGE WOODS THEODORE GIBBS

HUNTER

1.1977 - 19.09.1992 1.03.1902 - 02.10.1909 18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 12.1 02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 17.02.2001 - 30.01.2015 1 05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912 Wolston Wynnum Woodridge Woothakata Wooloongabba

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Established in the 1923 redistribution which substituted the name for the former electorate of Bulimba. Based on the bayside areas of Waterloo Bay and Cleveland, the electorate shrunk the electorate Bay and Cleveland, Waterloo of Bulimba. Based on the bayside areas of which substituted the name for the former electorate Established in the 1923 redistribution was dropped in favour of Manly in the 1986 redistribution. The name area. Wynnum-Manly on the in size with population growth, but was still based 19.05.1888 - 20.05.1893 20.05.1893 - 11.04.1896 - 11.03.1902 11.04.1896 North Queensland seat taking in the Western Atherton Tableland and the total catchment area of the Mitchell River on lower Cape York Peninsula, including Chillagoe and Herberton. and Herberton. Chillagoe Peninsula, including York River on lower Cape area of the Mitchell and the total catchment Tableland Atherton Western North Queensland seat taking in the of Chillagoe. the northern portion going into Cook and the south-eastern portion into the new electorate redistribution, The seat did not survive the 1911 28.03.1896 - 18.05.1907 Constituted under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act, it was a South Brisbane electorate based on Kangaroo Point, with Norman Creek as its eastern boundary. It was changed only mar its eastern boundary. based on Kangaroo Point, with Norman Creek as Act, it was Brisbane electorate a South Districts Electoral Constituted under the 1887 12.05.1888 - 28.03.1896 05.02.2000 - 17.02.2001 12.11.1977 - 09.01.2000 12.11.1977 Electorate originally based on the Springwood, Slacks Creek, Woodridge urban centres to the South of Brisbane created in the 1977 redistribution from portions of the former electorates in the 1977 redistribution to the South of Brisbane created urban centres Woodridge based on the Springwood, Slacks Creek, originally Electorate part northern the redistribution 1991 the In redistribution. 1986 the in size former its of twentieth one than less to reduced was area The Albert. and Mansfield Redlands, Salisbury, of were made from the electorate of Logan to the west. to the new electorate of Sunnybank while gains of the electorate was lost Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from the former seat of Ipswich East. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed in the new electorates of Bundamba and Inala. in the new electorates of and subsumed in the 1991 redistribution Abolished seat of Ipswich East. from the former 1971 redistribution principally Created in the 18.10.1977 27.05.1972 - Maree. (southern boundary) and was renamed redistribution ginally in the 1911

390 The 54th Parliament , WMcM , ED , CJ , MJ , WM , EF FOLEY GUNN HARRIS LAMOND

JUDGE SHAW

1.1977 1.1977 - 01.11.1986 12.1 28.05.1966 - 07.12.1974 28.05.1966 - 15.04.1944 - 28.05.1966 15.04.1944 24.03.2012 - 30.01.2015 02.12.1989 - 17.02.2001 07.12.1974 - 12.1 07.12.1974 - Yeronga Yeerongpilly

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, WH , , JG , HW , MJ , WL , , SD , NE FINN NOBLE BARNES FOLEY LEE BAYLEY DONNELLY DART

Created in the 1999 redistribution from the former seat of Yeronga. from the former seat of Created in the 1999 redistribution 17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 07.02.2004 - 23.03.2012 29.04.1950 - 28.03.1964 06.06.1964 - 02.12.1989 Created in the 1949 redistribution from parts of the former electorates of South Brisbane, Oxley and Later Yerongpilly. Logan, it was based Fairfield on and the suburbs Yeronga, of part of South while of Indooroopilly in the new electorate of the seat was included western extension the west. In the 1991 redistribution shifted the boundaries south and redistributions the 1999 redistribution. The seat was abolished in Yeronga. included in Brisbane to the north was 11.05.1935 - 02.04.1938 11.05.1935 15.04.1944 02.04.1938 - 12.05.1923 - 19.02.1933 12.05.1923 11.05.1935 29.04.1933 -

391 The 54th Parliament KEY DATES AND EVENTS IN QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL AND PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY

1859 Order-in-Council (6 June) provided for separation of Queensland from New South Wales.

1860 First Elections Franchise: Adult (21 years) males, three year residence qualification or six months if owner or lessee of property. Multiple registration possible through multiple property ownership. Military and police were disqualified. Voting: First past the post. Parliament: 26 members from 16 electorates for the Legislative Assembly; 11 nominees to the Legislative Council; five-year term.

1864 Additional Members Act 1864: Six extra one-member electorates.

1865 Foundation stone of Parliament House laid by Sir .

1872 Elections Act 1872: Under property qualification, maximum one vote in any one electorate. Electoral Districts Act 1872: 42 one-member electorates for the 1873 election.

1875 Cook District Representation Act 1875: One extra member.

1878 Electoral Districts Act 1878: 42 electorates, 55 members.

1885 Additional Members Act 1885: 44 electorates, 59 members.

1886 Members' Expenses Act 1886: First introduction of an expense allowance (£2/2/- per sitting day, maximum £200 per year).

1887 Electoral Districts Act 1887: 60 electorates, 72 members.

1889 Payment of Members Act 1889: Payment of members started at £300 per year.

1890 Constitution Act Amendment Act 1890: Three-year , effective from the 1893 election.

1892 Electoral Districts Act 1892: 61 electorates, 72 members. Elections Act 1892: Introduced “contingent” (optional preferential) voting.

1905 Elections Act Amendment Act 1905: Female suffrage; property qualification abolished; Indigenous people and certain non-European immigrants still disqualified.

1910 Electoral Districts Act 1910: 72 one-member electorates, one vote one value with 20% tolerance.

1914 Elections Act Amendment Act 1914: Compulsory registration and voting.

1915 Elections Act Amendment Act 1915: Women permitted to be elected to the Legislative Assembly, but not appointed to the Legislative Council.

392 Queensland Parliamentary Record 1922 Constitution Act Amendment Act 1922: Legislative Council abolished.

1931 Electoral Districts Act 1931: Electorates reduced to 62.

1942 Elections Act Amendment Act 1942: First past the post voting reintroduced.

1949 Electoral Districts Act 1949: Zonal system introduced whereby electorates were allocated to zones with different quotas - 75 electorates in four zones.

1958 Electoral Districts Act 1958: 78 electorates, three zones.

1959 Elections Act Amendment Act 1959: British subjects who were natives of Asia or Africa enfranchised.

1962 Elections Act Amendment Act 1962: Compulsory preferential voting introduced.

1965 Elections Act Amendment Act 1965: Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders enfranchised (voluntary).

1971 Elections Act Amendment Act 1971: Enrolment and voting compulsory for Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders. Electoral Districts Act: 82 electorates in four zones.

1973 Elections Act and the Criminal Code Amendment Act 1973: Voting age reduced to 18 years.

1979 Parliamentary Annexe completed. Restoration of Parliament House commenced in 1980 including building of Porte Cochere.

1982 October. Parliament moved back into the original Legislative Chamber after restoration of Parliament House completed.

1985 Electoral Districts Act 1985: 89 electorates in four zones.

1988 Parliamentary Service Act 1988: Established Parliamentary Service Commission and role of the Clerk as the Chief Executive Officer of the Parliamentary Service. Parliamentary Members’ Salaries Act 1988: Members’ salaries linked to House of Representatives salaries.

1991 Electoral Districts Act 1990: (Date of assent 15 April 1991): 89 electorates, zones abolished, optional preferential voting. Provided for electorates less than 100 000 km² in area, tolerance of 10% of the average number of electors, and for electorates over 100 000 km2, the sum of the number of electors and 2% of the area (in square km) should be within 10% of the average number of electors.

1992 Electoral Act 1992: provided for the same method of distribution that was used in the 1991 redistribution. Parliamentary Papers Act 1992 Tabled documents may be copied without incurring any civil or criminal liability.

393 The 54th Parliament 1995 Parliamentary Committees Act 1995: Abolished the Parliamentary Service Commission and placed administration of the Parliament under the control of the Speaker. Provided legislative basis for Statutory Committees of the Legislative Assembly.

1995 The election of Kenneth Davies in the seat of Mundingburra was declared void in December 1995. A by-election on 3 February 1996 resulted in Liberal Francis Tanti being elected. With the numbers on both sides of Parliament equal , the Independent member for Gladstone was required to select who she would support. As a result, the Coalition formed Government in Febraruy 1996.

1996 Parliamentary Secretaries appointed to assist particular Ministers.

1999 July redistribution of Electoral Districts, the first by a Commission under the Electoral Act 1992. Of the 89 electorates, most changes were in the growing urban and coastal urban communities. Persisted with tolerance of 10% of the number of electors for electorates under 100,000 km2, and retained five electorates of over 100,000 km2.

2000 19 October. It was resolved at a meeting of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (Qld Branch) that a Member of the Legislative Assembly should be known as MP rather than MLA.

2001 Constitution of Queensland 2001: Consolidated Queensland's constitutional legislation. Parliament of Queensland Act 2001: Provides for the powers, rights and immunities of the Legislative Assembly; appointment of its officers and committees; qualification for membership of the Legislative Assembly.

2002 On 8 August, the Queensland Parliament approved a process allowing petitions to be sent to Parliament electronically. This form of petitioning is known as an 'e-petition'.

2002 From 3-5 September, the Queensland Parliament sat in Townsville, the first time it had sat outside Brisbane in its history. More than 8,000 people visited the Parliament, over 50% being school children from schools as far away as Yam Island, Mount Isa and Rockhampton. A government subsidy assisted students further than 200 kms from Townsville.

2004 On 18 June, new Standing Rules and Orders, which took effect from 31 August 2004, were adopted by the Queensland Parliament.

2005 Centenary of Queensland Women's Suffrage.

2005 From 4-6 October, the Queensland Parliament sat in Rockhampton, marking the second occurrence of a regional sitting in the history of the Parliament.

2007 A single repository database for all papers tabled in the Queensland Parliament was developed, which is accessible on the Queensland Parliament's website.

2008 February. Record of Proceedings replaced the Queensland Parliamentary Debates (Hansard), being the full text of what is said in the House, the proceedings of the House and an electronic gateway to all papers tabled in the House.

394 Queensland Parliamentary Record 2008 August. Redistribution of Electoral Districts, the second by the independent Commission established under the Electoral Act 1992. The number of electorates remained at 89. Major changes were made to 16 seats, and new names introduced. Persisted with tolerance of 10% of the number of electors for electorates under 100,000 km2, and retained five electorates of over 100,000 km2.

2008 From 28-30 October, the Queensland Parliament sat in Cairns, only the third time in its history that it has sat outside Brisbane.

2010 The Queensland Parliament celebrated its sesquicentenary during the May sitting week. Many events were held to celebrate this historic milestone.

2011 10 March. The Committee of the Legislative Assembly was established by resolution of the House to consider issues arising from the December 2010 report of the Committee System Review Committee. Its other responsibilities are for the ethical conduct of members of the Legislative Assembly; parliamentary powers, rights and immunities; and the standing rules and orders.

2011 May 2011. Queensland Parliament (Reform and Modernisation) Act: Provided for a major restructuring of the parliamentary committee system with the establishment of seven portfolio based committees with the roles of examining each Bill before the House for the policy to be given effect by the Bills, the application of fundamental legislative principles and the lawfulness of items of subordinate legislation in the portfolio area. In addition, the committees undertake the Estimates process for Appropriation Bills in relation to their portfolio responsibility.

2011 12 May. Former member Mr Gordon Richard Nuttall appeared before the Bar of the House for 37 minutes. This was the first time in the history of the Legislative Assembly that a prisoner had addressed the House. On that same day, the House resolved that Mr Nuttall was guilty of 41 counts of contempt and ordered that he be fined $2000 for each offence.

2011 From 24 to 26 May, the Queensland Parliament sat in Mackay being only the fourth time it had sat out of Brisbane. Over 4,500 people attended the sittings including over 2,500 school children.

2011 Parliamentary Service Amendment Act 2011 (proclaimed on 17 August 2011): transferred responsibility for the administration of the parliamentary service from the Speaker to the Committee of the Legislative Assembly (CLA). The Speaker remains responsible for the control of Conduct on the precinct and maintains powers and rights traditionally held by the Speaker on behalf of the Legislative Assembly.

2012 15 May. Honourable Fiona Simpson MP was elected as Queensland's first female Speaker. Ms Simpson was elected to the Speaker's chair after being nominated by Premier Campbell Newman MP during the first morning's sitting of the 54th Parliament.

2012 21 August. The first live broadcast of Question Time occurred via the Australian Public Affairs Channel, or A-PAC.

395 The 54th Parliament 2013 25 September. The Speakers of the Queensland Parliament and the Parliament of Papua New Guinea entered into a Parliamentary Partnership Agreement, formally supporting the continuing evolution of the PNG Parliament, through parliamentary capacity building programs.

2014 25 August. The 150th anniversary of the formal establishment of the Queensland Parliament's Hansard was celebrated.

STATE-SPONSORED REFERENDUMS

Queenslanders have participated in seven State-sponsored referendums since the establishment of the Queensland Parliament. The first was in 1899 and the last in 1992. Only two of the seven questions have been resolved in the affirmative. The seven State-initiated referendums are outlined below:

Date Referendum Result

2 September 1899 Federation Approved 13 April 1910 Religious Instruction in State Schools Approved

5 May 1917 Abolition of Legislative Council Failed 30 October 1920 Prohibition (Brewing manufacture) Failed 6 October 1923 Prohibition Failed 23 March 1991 Four-Year Parliamentary Terms Failed 22 February 1992 Daylight Saving Failed

QUEENSLAND GENERAL ELECTION DATES 1860-1929

Between 1860 and 1899, because of the problems of distance and communications, the periods of general elections in Queensland varied from three to ten weeks. Since 1902, general elections throughout Queensland have been held on a single day. The following dates cover general elections from 1860 to 1929. Election dates from 1932 are included in Table 1: Precis of the Results of Queensland State Elections 1932 - 2009 (p 377).

No. No. Date Members Electorates

27.04.1860 - 11.05.1860 26 16 30.05.1863 - 27.06.1863 18.06.1867 - 19.07.1867 32 22 14.09.1868 - 06.10.1868 27.07.1870 - 15.09.1870 08.07.1871 - 06.09.1871 04.11.1873 - 04.12.1873 42 42 14.11.1878 - 10.12.1878 55 42 10.08.1883 - 30.10.1883 28.04.1888 - 26.05.1888 72 60 18.04.1893 - 25.05.1893 72 61

396 Queensland Parliamentary Record No. No. Date Members Electorates 10.03.1896 - 11.04.1896 01.03.1899 - 25.03.1899 11.03.1902 27.08.1904 18.05.1907 05.02.1908 02.10.1909 27.04.1912 72 72 22.05.1915 16.03.1918 09.10.1920 12.05.1923 08.05.1926 11.05.1929

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- % 7.23 6.38 7.24 7.62 1.62 1.38 1.91 14.88 15.61 24.72 25.73 29.91 21.29 26.10 12.28 16.50 13.97 23.39 Votes

1 1 on (b) - - - - 1 4 4 7 9 8 8 4 1 1 1 1 1 10 8 W

Seats

DLP DEM DEM Liberal Liberal Party IND UAP UAP QLD People's QLD People's Liberal Liberal Liberal QLP QLP QLP QLP DLP DLP

% otes 46.75 42.83 41.49 43.98 41.35 45.21 33.79 22.64 20.89 17.60 19.49 18.75 19.73 28.95 39.89 43.83 43.84 44.49 36.03 V 19.25

Principal Opposition Parties and Independents Principal Opposition 1 on 1 33 23 25 32 30 28 16 13 14 12 14 20 15 16 20 25 26 26 31

W Seats

ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP Party Country National Country National Country Country Country Country Country Country Country ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP

(on basis of valid first-preference votes) (on basis of

% otes 42.23 58.97 52.37 54.86 38.93 39.64 49.89 53.43 47.17 51.41 44.67 43.58 46.87 53.21 50.69 43.22 43.53 44.06 44.78 44.70 V

on 49 49 42 46 46 47 45 47 69 59 57 41 33 46 44 37 35 42 50 41 W Seats

Governing Party(ies)

National ALP Country-Liberal Country-Liberal Country-Liberal Country-Liberal Country-Liberal Country-Liberal National-Liberal National-Liberal National-Liberal National Party ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP

TABLE 1. PRECIS OF RESULTS OF QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTIONS 1932 TO 2015 2015 TO 1932 ELECTIONS STATE QUEENSLAND OF RESULTS OF PRECIS 1. TABLE

82 82 82 89 78 78 78 82 82 75 75 75 75 78 62 62 62 62 62 62 Electorates

29.11.1980 22.10.1983 01.11.1986 07.12.1974 12.11.1977 28.05.1966 17.05.1969 27.05.1972 28.05.1960 01.06.1963 07.03.1953 19.05.1956 03.08.1957 15.04.1944 03.05.1947 29.04.1950 02.04.1938 29.03.1941 11.06.1932 11.05.1935 Election Date

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% 5.65 3.63 8.69 3.16 15.16 17.51 22.68 Votes

1 (i) (g) 4 1 3 2 1 5 6 Won Seats

IND IND PHON IND PHON Party

% 1.93 7.53 18.50 22.74 14.32 21.05 20.44 20.20 16.09 Votes

on 5 2 3 8 9 9 8 2 14 W Seats

Liberal KAP Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal KAP Party

% otes Principal Opposition Parties and Independents Principal Opposition 41.60 16.96 41.32 26.25 14.16 24.09 23.71 15.17 17.82 26.66 V

on 7 34 15 42 29 12 27 26 23 17 W Seats

ational

. The by-election was won by the National Party candidate. .

Liberal-N National Liberal-National National National National National National National ALP Party

% otes 42.25 47.01 37.47 42.89 48.93 50.32 48.73 38.86 46.92 49.65 V oodridge and Bundamba electorates once again returned ALP Members. ALP oodridge and Bundamba electorates once again returned W

on 51 63 44 45 66 54 54 44 59 78 W Seats Governing Party(ies)

ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP LNP Party and one One Nation Party Queensland (ONP) candidate.

89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 932 election, see previous Handbooks. 932 election, see previous dent candidates

Electorates

Austin and D. Lane who were elected as Liberal candidates in 1983 but subsequently resigned and joined the National Party. as Liberal candidates in 1983 but subsequently resigned Austin and D. Lane who were elected (k) (l) (d) (e) (f) (h) (j) (c) of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 07.02.2004. On 20.08.2005, the Chatsworth and Redcliffe electorates, formerly held Australian returned by Labor two the Party, Liberal Party of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 15.07.1995. One Independent candidate was also elected. The Court of Disputed Returns ordered a new election in the seat of Mundingburra. of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 17.02.2001. On 05.05.2001, the Surfers Paradise formerly electorate, held by the Queensland Nationals, returned an Independent. In December of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 13.06.1998. Two Independent candidates were elected. A by-election on 05.12.1998 in Mulgrave electorate previously held by Pauline Hanson's Pauline by held previously electorate Mulgrave in 05.12.1998 on by-election A elected. were candidates Independent Two 13.06.1998. on election the at recorded as are cast votes of percentage and won seats of members. On 01.04.2006, a by-election was held for the seat of Gaven following the resignation of the Labor member members. On 01.04.2006, a by-election was held for the seat of Gaven 2001 Independent Member Mr joined MP the National On Party. 18.04.2002 Ms elected Elisa as Roberts a MP, member of Pauline One Hanson’s became Nation an Party, Independent. On 23.01.2001, the PHON party was re-registered; on 21.06.2002, its name was changed to One Nation Queensland Division. On April 26 2003, a by-election for the seat of Maryborough resulted in its Independent Member being replaced with another Independent. The seat, previously won by the ALP, was won by the Liberal Party at the new election held on 03.02.1996. The ALP Government resigned on 19.02.1996 and a National/Liberal Government was sworn in. ALP The held on 03.02.1996. was won by the Liberal Party at the new election ALP, The seat, previously won by the One Nation (PHON) resulted in a win The by PHON the ALP. party was deregistered on 19.08.1999 and the City Country Alliance Queensland (CCAQ) was established on in Independents and six joined the CCAQ. On 05.02.2000, two by-elections 22.12.1999. Four former PHON Members became Number Includes five Indepen Number Number For data prior to the 1 Includes B. Number

31.01.2015 09.09.2006 21.03.2009 24.03.2012 17.02.2001 07.02.2004 19.09.1992 15.07.1995 13.06.1998 02.12.1989 Election Date

(f) (g) (e) (d) (a) (b) (c)

399 The 54th Parliament st are as recorded at the election on 21.03.2009. st are as recorded dent candidates and one One Nation Party Queensland (ONP) candidate. Nation Party one One dent candidates and of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 24.03.2012. Aidan Mr McLindon became an Independent on 04.05.2010 - and became a Member of The Queensland Party (TQP) on of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on Anna 31.01.2015. Bligh Ms (ALP) resigned from by-election Parliament was A on held 02.04.2012. in South Brisbane on 28.04.2012, Mr MP (ALP) became a member of the Queensland Greens. On 24.02.2009, Mr MP (LNP) became an Independent. an Independent. (LNP) became Copeland MP Mr Stuart On 24.02.2009, Queensland Greens. a member of the (ALP) became Lee MP Mr Ronan 02.11.2011. on Party Australian Katter's of member a became Knuth Shane Mr 05.05.2010. on Independent an became Messenger Rob Mr 11.10.2011. on (KAP) Party Australian Katter's of Member a became and 04.10.2010, 07.06.2013, on Party United Palmer the of member a 01.12.2012, on Independent an became resulting (LNP) in Douglas the ALP Alex member resigning being replaced Dr with 08.10.2014. Mr ALP member. another Ray on Hopper again (LNP) Independent became an a member and of 07.06.2013, Australian Katter's Party on on Party 28.11.2012. Mr United Carl Palmer Judge the (LNP) became of an member Independent a on 30.11.2012, LNP resigning the and 22.02.2014, on Redcliffe in held was by-election A 19.11.2013. Parliament from resigned then and 19.04.2013, on Independent an became candidate. (LNP) Driscoll Scott ALP Mr 18.08.2014. on an Independent by an and replaced was member LNP resigning the and 19.07.2014, on Stafford in held was by-election A 23.05.2014. Parliament from resigned (LNP) Davis Chris Dr candidate. ALP an by replaced was member Includes four Indepen won and percentage of votes ca Number of seats Number Number N

(l) (j) (k) (h) 05.10.2008, On (LNP). Party National Liberal the formed and amalgamated Party National and Party Liberal the 09.09.2008, On 09.09.2006. on election the at recorded as are cast votes of percentage and won seats of umber (i)

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.57% 1 (a)

31.09% 1.91 - 3.09% 36.03% 27.88% 53 30 324,682 43 - 19,952 - - - 2 32,259 82 82 255 1,044,168 16,742 1 1974 82(83) 1 376,187 48(52) 39 291,088 20(24)

.61%

22.23% 7.62% - 3.40% 46.75% 20.00% 53 21 201,596 72 - 69,105 - - - 2 30,831 82 82 279 906,938 14,817 1 1972 82 33 424,002 44 26 181,404 24(28)

.79%

3.02% 44.99% 21.02% 23.68% 7.24% 0.05% 78 78 246 852,177 15,566 1 1969 77 31 383,388 39 26 179,125 44 19 201,765 61 1 61,661 2 - 476 1 25,762 18(23)

.64%

4.88% 43.84% 18.90% 25.88% 6.38% 0.13% 78 76 243 798,973 13,352 1 1966 76 25 350,254 35 26 150,973 46 20 206,756 59 1 50,962 5 - 1,080 4 38,948 20(22)

17 1

.54%

4.81% 43.83% 19.03% 25.05% 7.23% 0.06% 78 77 240 770,998 12,036 1 1963 77 25 337,928 32 26 146,689 40 20 193,1 61 1 55,71 3 - 500 5 37,053 26(27)

.31%

4.16% 39.89% 19.50% 24.03% 12.28% 0.14% 78 76 228 743,030 9,897 1 1960 74 25 296,430 34 24 144,865 38 20 178,567 58 4 91,212 6 - 1,059 3 30,897 14(18)

.14% 1

4.03% 28.95% 20.29% 23.31% 23.39% - 75 71 215 698,876 8,033 1 1957 64 20 202,367 33 21 141,825 36 17 162,934 62 1 163,534 - - - 2 28,215 17(20)

.21%

- 0.2% 3.27% 50.69% 19.73% 26.10% 8 - 1,336 2 21,462 75 69 155 654,674 8,006 1 70 48 331,836 29 13 129,143 37 6 170,897 - - - 1956 12(13)

Votes Cast Votes Votes as Percentage of total votes cast as Percentage Votes

Won Won Won Won Won Won otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otal Valid Votes Cast Votes Valid otal Seats Contested T Informal Informal Seats V Electorates Seats Contested Candidates Seats Contested Seats V Seats Contested Seats V Seats Contested Seats V Seats Contested Seats V Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes Percentage of total votes Percentage of total votes Percentage of total votes Percentage of total votes Percentage of total votes SHOWING SEATS CONTESTED AND WON, AND VALID FIRST-PREFERENCE VOTES CAST CAST VOTES FIRST-PREFERENCE VALID AND WON, AND CONTESTED SEATS SHOWING

TABLE 2. COMPARISON OF PARTY PERFORMANCES IN QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTIONS 1956 - 2015 - 1956 ELECTIONS STATE QUEENSLAND IN PERFORMANCES PARTY OF COMPARISON 2. TABLE (b)

Total All Parties Total Other Parties

Party Communist Democratic Labor Party Liberal Party Party National (Country) Party Australian Labor

401 The 54th Parliament

19

1,514

1

79 439,121 22.68% - 31,1 1.61% 46 - 45,709 2.36% 2 62,664 3.24% 89 89 438 1,936,340 28,438 89 44 752,374 38.86% 44 23 293,839 15.17% 47 9 31 16.09% 1.45% 1 57(91) 1998 41

(c)

- - - - 22,598 1.25% 28 - 51,748 2.87% 1 71,969 3.99% 89 89 290 1,803,480 32,061 89 45 773,585 42.89% 44 29 473,497 26.25% 46 14 410,083 22.74% 1995 1.75% - 45(62) 21

(e) 18,856

89 89 323 1,745,161 40,242 87 54 850,480 48.73% 71 26 413,772 23.71% 79 9 356,640 20.44% - - - 4 - 5,413 0.31% - - - - 1 6.81% 1992 2.25% - 58(82)

89 89 334 1,574,834 48,802 89 54 792,466 50.32% 85 27 379,364 24.09% 76(77) 8 331,562 21.05% - - - 7 - 4,542 0.29% - - - - - 66,939 4.25% 1989 3.01% - 52(76)

89 89 292 1,395,575 30,903 89 30 577,062 41.35% 88(89) 49 553,197 39.64% 63 10 230,310 16.50% - - - 16 - 8,747 0.63% - - - - - 26,259 1.88% 1986 2.17% - 27(35)

82 82 244 1,317,394 19,591 82(83) 32 597,363 43.98% 73(74) 41 512,890 38.93% 53 8 196,072 14.88% - - - 7 - 10,926 0.83% - - - - 1 18,143 1.38% 1983 1.47% - 25(28)

82 82 271 1,174,885 18,008 82(83) 25 487,493 41.49% 56(58) 35 328,262 27.94% 64(66) 22 316,272 26.92% - - - 15 (16) - 16,222 1.38% - - - - - 25,612 2.18% 1980 1.53% - 30(46)

1

- - - - - 34,666 3.19% 82 82 249 1,088,01 16,887 54(56) 35 295,355 27.15% 51 24 274,398 25.22% - - - 12 - 17,571 1.61% 82(84) 23 466,021 42.83% 1977 1.53% 40(44) -

Votes Cast Votes Won Won Won Won Won Won Won otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otal Valid Votes Cast Votes Valid otal Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats V Percentage of total votes Electorates Seats Contested Candidates T Informal Seats Contested Seats V total votes Percentage of Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats Contested V Percentage of total votes Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats Contested Seats V total votes Percentage of Informal Votes as Percentage as Votes Informal Seats Contested Seats

(d)

(b)

All Parties Total Other Parties The Greens Australian Democrats Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party Liberal Party National (Country) Party Party Labor Party Australian

402 Queensland Parliamentary Record 11 1% .11% 1 1 50 1 66 - 133,929 5.1 1 95,313 3.63% 89 89 433 2,623,443 56,431 2 89 44 983,054 37.47% 42 1,084,060 41.32% ------1 - 24,1 0.92% - - - 89 - 221,157 8.43% 28 - 31,231 1.19% 2 50,588 1.93% 89 2015 -

.15%

1.53%

- 76 43 - - - 2 77,282 3.16% 89 89 430 2,445,594 53,791 2 89 7 652,092 26.66% 78 1,214,553 49.66% ------6 - 2,525 0.1% - - - 89 - 184,147 7.53% 38 - 33,269 1.36% 2 282,098 1 89 2012 -

.94%

- - 72 - - - 4 134,156 5.65% 89 89 397 2,372,651 46,908 1 89 51 1,002,415 42.25% 34 987,018 41.60% ------2 - 9.038 0.38% - - - 25 - 19,379 0.82% 32 - 22,170 0.93% - - - 88 2009 -

.08%

- - 46 - - - 4 103,022 4.68% 89 89 329 2,200,880 46,848 2 89 59 1,032,617 46.92% - - - 40 17 392,124 17.82% 49 8 442,453 20.10% 4 1 13,207 0.60% - - - 75 - 175,798 7.99% 26 - 41,659 1.89% - - - - 2006 -

(g) 1,630

.99%

- - 52 - - - 5 125,516 5.83% 89 89 353 2,151,743 43,657 1 2004 89 63 1,01 47.01% - - - 41 15 365,005 16.96% 47 5 398,147 18.50% 51 1 104,980 4.88% - 943 0.04% 72 - 145,552 6.76% ------1

(f)

- - 50 (80) - - - 51,630 2.51% ------5 178,253 8.65% ------45 12 291,605 14.16% 50 3 294,968 14.32% 39 3 179,076 8.69% - 7,029 0.34% 31 - 2001 89 66 1,007,737 48.93% - 6

Votes Cast Votes Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otes Polled otets Polled eats Contested otal Valid Votes Cast Votes Valid otal Seats Contested Seats Contested Seats Contested T Informal Informal votes as percentage of total votes V Percentage of total votes Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats V Percentage of total votes Electorates Seats Contested Candidates Seats V votes Percentage of total Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats Contested Seats V Percentage of total votes S Seats V Percentage of total votes Seats Contested Seats Seats Contested Seats V votes Percentage of total Seats Contested

(i)

(h)

(j)

(b)

Total All Parties Total Other Parties Palmer United Party Australian Party Katter's The Greens Australian Democrats The One Nation National Party Liberal Party Party Liberal National Party Australian Labor

403 The 54th Parliament ral Party amalgamated to form one party, the Liberal National Party (LNP). the Liberal National party, ral Party amalgamated to form one n name changes. llowing the number of seats contested indicate the total number of candidates. indicate the total number contested of seats llowing the number The Australian Democrats were not a registered political party for the 1992 election. the 1992 election. not a registered political party for were Democrats Australian The s. the election. At the subsequent new election in the seat of Mundingburra, ordered by the Court of Disputed Returns, the seat was won by the Liberal Party from the ALP. ALP. the Liberal Party from the Returns, the seat was won by by the Court of Disputed ordered election in the seat of Mundingburra, At the subsequent new the election. ith the Electoral Commission of Queensland on 05.06.2013. arty (PUP) was registered with the Electoral Commission of 1, Katter's Australian Party (Qld Division) was registered with the Electoral Commission of Queensland. was registered with the Electoral Commission Australian Party (Qld Division) 1, Katter's at the time of the election. Subsequently, three Labor members retired. At by-elections for the seats of Chatsworth and Redcliffe on 20.08.2005, both seats were won by the Liberal Party. The National Party won Party National The Party. Liberal the by won were seats both 20.08.2005, on Redcliffe and Chatsworth of seats the for by-elections At retired. members Labor three Subsequently, election. the of time the at at the time of the election. As a result of the subsequent by-election for the Seat of Surfers Paradise held on 05.05.2001, the National Party lost that seat to an Independent candidate. In December 2001 Independent 2001 December In candidate. Independent an to seat that lost Party National the 05.05.2001, on held Paradise Surfers of Seat the for by-election subsequent the of result a As election. the of time the at Member Mr Ray Hopper joined On MP the elected 18.04.2002 National as Ms Party. a Elisa member Roberts of became One MP, Pauline an Nation Hanson’s Independent. Party, On 23.01.2001 which the PHON party, had been de-registered on 19.08.1999, was re-registered on 23.01.2001 as Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party Queensland Division. On 21.06.2002, the party's name was changed to One Nation Queensland Division. On replaced with another Independent. seat of Maryborough resulted in its Independent Member being 26.04.2003, a by-election for the held on 01.04.2006. the by-election for the seat of Gaven On 22.09.201 The Palmer United P Results Results and the Libe On 09.09.2008, the National Party Figures in brackets fo Figures in brackets Includes Independent of Results at the time Natio See (F) for One Non-official figures.

(h) (i) (j) (g) (e) (f) (b) (c) (d) (a) Table 2 Footnotes Table

404 Queensland Parliamentary Record ABBREVIATIONS

A CCAQ City Country Alliance Queensland AC Companion Order of Australia CDec Commissioner for Declarations AdCertPol Advanced Certificate in Policing Cert Certificate AdDipPS (PolInv) Advanced Diploma of Public CFP Certified Financial Planner Safety (Police Investigation) CIE Companion of the Most Eminent Order of the ALP Australian Labor Party Indian Empire AM Member of the Order of Australia CLA Committee of the Legislative Assembly ANU Australian National Univerity CMG Companion of the Order of St Michael and AO Officer of the Order of Australia St George ASIA Associate Securities Institute of Australia CNC Country and Northern Country Party AssocDipBus (REV) Associate Diploma of CPA Certified Public Accountant Business (Real Estate Valuation) Cpl Corporal AssocDipEE (ComSys) Associate Diploma CPNP Country and Progressive National Party of Electronic Engineering (Communication CPQ Country Party Queensland Systems) CPV Certified Property Valuer CSU Charles Sturt University B CVO Commander of the BA Bachelor of Arts BA (CCJ) Bachelor of Arts (Criminology and D Criminal Justice) Dip Diploma BA (Hons) Bachelor of Arts with Honours DipBus (FMgmt) Diploma of Business (Frontline BA (MilStud) Bachelor of Arts (Military Studies) Management) BAppSc Bachelor of Applied Science DipEN Diploma of Enrolled Nursing BBus Bachelor of Business DipExpMgmt Diploma of Export Management BBus (Pub Admin) Bachelor of Business (Public DipFP Diploma of Financial Planning Administration) DipLI Diploma of Life Insurance BCom Bachelor of Commerce DipMin Diploma in Christian Ministry BCom (Accounting) Bachelor of Commerce DipMm Diploma of Multimedia (Accounting) DipN (RGN) Diploma of Nursing (Registered BDentalSci Bachelor of Dental Science General Nurse) BDentalSci (Hons) Bachelor of Dental Science DipPM Diploma of Project Management with Honours DipPS (Pol) Diploma of Public Safety (Policing) BE (Hons) Bachelor of Engineering with Honours DipTh Diploma of Theology BEcon Bachelor of Economics DCL Doctor of Civil Law BEcon (SocSc) Bachelor of Economics (Social Science) DEM Australian Democrats Democratic Labor Party BHuServ Bachelor of Human Services DLP Distinguished Service Cross BM Bachelor of Medicine DSC BM (Hons) Bachelor of Medicine with Honours BMin Bachelor of Ministries E Electoral Executive Committee BMm Bachelor of Multimedia EEC Bond BPolicing Bachelor of Policing F Federal District Council BSc Bachelor of Science FDC Federal District Executive BS MBChb Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of FDE Surgery (Medicinae Baccalaureus, Baccalaureus FEC Federal Electoral Council Chirurgiae) FLS Fellow of the Linnaean Society FRACP Fellow Royal Australasian College of C Physicians CB Companion of the FRCS Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons CBE Commander of the Most Excellent Order of FRGS Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society the British Empire G 405 The 54th Parliament

GCB Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath of St John of Jerusalem GCM Good Conduct Medal Kt GCMG Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St KtCdr Knight Commander Michael and St George GradCert Graduate Certificate L GradCertBus Graduate Certificate of Business LA Legislative Assembly GradCertProfMgmt Graduate Certificate of LC Legislative Council Professional Management LGA Local Government Association GradCertPropEc Graduate Certificate of Property LIB Liberal Party Economics LLB Bachelor of Laws GradCertPubAdmin Graduate Certificate of LLB (Hons) Bachelor of Laws with Honours Public Administration LLM Master of Laws GradDip Graduate Diploma LNP Liberal National Party GradDipBusMgmt Graduate Diploma of Business Management LPA Liberal Party of Australia GradDipFinSvcs Graduate Diploma of Financial LtCol Services GradDipIndRel Graduate Diploma of Industrial M Relations MA Master of Arts GradDipLegPrac Graduate Diploma of Legal MA (Hons) Master of Arts with Honours Practice MA (IS) Master of Arts (International Studies) GradDipMainMgmt Graduate Diploma of Maj Major Maintenance Management MA (JMC) Master of Arts (Journalism and Mass GradDipPropEc Graduate Diploma of Property Communication) Economics Macquarie Macquarie University GradDipTrDistMgmt Graduate Diploma of MBA Master of Business Administration Transport and Distribution Management MBA (FIS) Master of Business Administration GRN Queensland Greens (Finance and Investment Specialisation) GU MBA (IntBus) Master of Business Administration GySgt Gunnery Sergeant (International Business) MBA (PubSecMgmt) Master of Business H Administration (Public Sector Management) Hon Honourable MBBS Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery MEC Municipal Executive Committee I MHR Member of the House of Representatives IND Independent MHumSvcMgmtPol Master of Human Services ISO Companion of the Imperial Service Order Management and Policy MIntLaw Master of International Law J MLA Member of the Legislative Assembly JCU MLC Member of the Legislative Council JP Justice of the Peace MP Member of Parliament JP (Qual) Justice of the Peace (Qualified) MProjMgmt Master of Project Management MPropEc Master of Property Economics K MPubPol Master of Public Policy KAP Katter's Australian Party MUC Meritorius Unit Commendation KBE Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire N KCMG Knight Commander of the Order of St NCAM Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Michael and St George Medal KCVO Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian NDSM National Defense Service Medal Order NMCM Navy and Marine Corps Commendation KLM Kuwait Liberation Medal Medal KStJ Knight, Most Venerable Order of the Hospital NPA National Party of Australia

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NPAQ National Party of Australia Y Queensland YNPA Young National Party of Australia NPW National Parks and Wildlife NQLP North Queensland Labor Party NQP North Queensland Party NUC Navy Unit Commendation

O ON One Nation ONP One Nation Party

P PC Privy Councillor PCYC Police Community Youth Club PhD Doctor of Philosophy PHON Pauline Hanson's One Nation PPC Primary Producers Candidate PSC (Can) Peer Support Coordinator (Canada) PubAdmin Public Administration

Q QLP Queensland Labor Party QPP Queensland People's Party QUT Queensland University of Technology

R RAAF Royal Australian Air Force RMIT Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology RQR Royal Queensland Regiment RtHon Right Honourable

S SC Senior Counsel SCU Sunshine Coast University SEC State Executive Committee SES State Emergency Services Sqn Squadron SWA Southwest Asia Service Medal

T TQP The Queensland Party

U UAP UNSW University of New South Wales UQ The US The University of Sydney

W WHS Workplace Health and Safety

407 The 54th Parliament INDEX A Ministries 110, 114-154 Abbreviations 405-407 N 110 C Chairmen of Committees - Legislative O Assembly 99, 100, 170 Oldest members first elected 166 Chairmen of Committees - Legislative Council Ombudsmen 172 162 Opposition leaders 157-158 Clerks of the Legislative Assembly 99, 100, 170 P Clerks of the Legislative Council 170 Parliament, duration of 1, 170 Committees 101-104, 160, 162 Parliamentary Commissioners 100, 172-173 D Parliamentary committees 101-104 Deputy Governors 107-108 Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Commissioners 173 Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct E Commissioners 100, 172 Elections 396-404 Parliamentary Librarians 171 Electorates viii-xi, 2, 331-391 Parliamentary Party Leaders 155-157 Executive Management 99-100 Parliamentary Service 99-100 G Parliamentary Sessions 170 Governors ii-iii, 107-108 Political Parties 155-157, 329-330, 401-404 Portfolios 114-154 H Premiers 109, 167 Hansard, Chief Reporters 171 Principal Permanent Officers 170-173 Historical events, key dates 392-396 R I Record terms of service 162-163 Information Commissioners 172 Referenda 396

K S Key dates 392-396 Sergeants-at-Arms 170-171 Sessions of Parliament 170 L Shadow Ministries 111-113 Leaders of the Opposition 157-158 Speakers iv, 100, 159 Leaders, Parliamentary Parties 155-157 State Elections 396-397 Legislative Council 162, 169, 174-328 State Electorates viii-xi, 2, 331-391 Librarians, Parliamentary 171 W M Whips 161-162 Members 2-98, 172-328 Women Members 168-169 by age grouping 165 by commencement of service 163-165 Y by electorate 2, 331-391 Youngest Members first elected 166 record terms of service 162-163, 166-168 women 168-169 Ministers 110, 114-154, 166-168

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