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TWENTY-THIRD REPORT ON THE REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS Laid upon the Table of the House pursuant to s.11 of Schedule 2 of the Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Assembly 5 August 2010 Hon John Mickel MP Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland Dear Mr Speaker In my capacity as Registrar, I am pleased to present the Twenty-Third Report on the Register of Members’ Interests. This is the second report for the 53rd Parliament. The report has been compiled and presented in accordance with section 11 of Schedule 2 of the Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Assembly. The report reflects disclosures in the register as at the close of business on 3 August 2010. Yours faithfully SIGNED Neil Laurie The Clerk of the Parliament REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS AS AT 3 AUGUST 2010 DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS — KEY 1. Shareholdings or controlling interest in companies [7(2)(a)(i)] 2. Shareholdings of companies in other companies [7(2)(a)(ii)] 3. The investments or beneficial interests of private companies [7(2)(a)(iii) & 7(2)(a)(iv)(A) and (B)] 4. The investments or beneficial interest of subsidiary companies [7(2)(a)(iv)(C) and (D)] 5. Positions held as officer of company, including any subsidiary company [7(2)(b)] 6. Beneficial interests in family or business trusts, or nominee companies [7(2)(c)(i) to (iii)] 7. Investments or beneficial interests of any trust listed in (6) above [7(2)(c)(iv)] 8. Trustee of family or business trusts [7(2)(d)] 9. Trustee or director of private superannuation fund [7(2)(e)] 10. Interests in partnerships [7(2)(f)] 11. Interests in real estate [7(2)(g)] 12. Liabilities over $10,000 [7(2)(h)] 13. Debentures, managed funds, or similar investments [7(2)(i)] 14. Savings or investment accounts [7(2)(j)] 15. Gifts received valued at over $500 [7(2)(k)] 16. Sponsored travel or accommodation received [7(2)(l)] 17. The source of any other income over $500 per annum [7(2)(m)] 18. Other assets over $5,000 [7(2)(n)] 19. Membership of any political party, trade or professional organisation; or office holder; or financial contributor over $500 per annum [7(2)(o)] 20. Other interests [7(2)(p)] REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS ATTWOOD, Julie Maree (Mount Ommaney) 11. Interests in real estate [7(2)(g)] Westlake, 652m2, private home, joint tenants; Westlake 908m2, investment, joint mortgagees; Raceview, 612m2, investment, joint mortgagees 12. Liabilities over $10,000 [7(2)(h)] Mortgages x 2 – Queensland Professional Credit Union 14. Savings and investment accounts Savings accounts – Queensland Professional Credit Union; [7(2)(j)] savings account – Credit Union Australia; savings account – Commonwealth Bank 17. The source of any other income over Investment property rent $500 per annum [7(2)(m)] 19. Membership of any political party, trade Australian Labor Party; Australian Services Union or professional organisation; or office holder; or financial contributor over $500 per annum [7(2)(o)] BATES, Rosslyn Mary (Ros) (Mudgeeraba) 11. Interests in real estate [7(2)(g)] Carrara, 300m2, residence, owner 12. Liabilities over $10,000 [7(2)(h)] Mortgage – St George 14. Savings and investment accounts Savings account – National Australia Bank [7(2)(j)] 18. Other assets over $5,000 [7(2)(n)] Motor vehicles x 3 19. Membership of any political party, trade LNP; Qld Nursing Council or professional organisation; or office holder; or financial contributor over $500 per annum [7(2)(o)] 1 BLEIJIE, Jarrod Pieter (Kawana) 11. Interests in real estate [7(2)(g)] Little Mountain, 2,000m2, home, joint tenants; Little Mountain, 700m2, investment, joint tenants 12. Liabilities over $10,000 [7(2)(h)] Mortgage, equipment lease (car) – CBA; personal loan – Capital Finance; line of credit – CBA; home loan – CBA 14. Savings and investment accounts Savings account – CBA; cheque account – CBA; debit account – [7(2)(j)] CBA 17. The source of any other income over I am a registered marriage celebrant but have not conducted any $500 per annum [7(2)(m)] ceremonies since being elected; rental income from investment property – Little Mountain 18. Other assets over $5,000 [7(2)(n)] Personal assets only 19. Membership of any political party, trade Liberal National Party; Kawana Chamber of Commerce; Sunshine or professional organisation; or office Coast Youth Partnership (committee member); Kawana Waters holder; or financial contributor over $500 Surf Life Saving Club Inc – patron; Rotary Club of Kawana per annum [7(2)(o)] Waters; Lions Club of Lake Currimundi; Kawana Soccer Club – patron; Italian School Committee Inc – board member; Sippy Downs District Community Association – member BLIGH, Anna Maria (South Brisbane) 11. Interests in real estate [7(2)(g)] Highgate Hill, 515m2, family home, owner occupant, joint tenant; West End, 450m2, investment, joint tenant; Highgate Hill, 196m2, investment unit, joint tenants; Highgate Hill, 153m2, investment unit, joint tenants 12. Liabilities over $10,000 [7(2)(h)] Mortgage, owner occupied – Commonwealth Bank; mortgages x 3, investment properties – Commonwealth Bank; line of credit – Commonwealth Bank; vehicle lease – Commonwealth Bank 14. Savings and investment accounts Cheque and savings accounts x 3, joint – Commonwealth Bank; [7(2)(j)] savings account, joint – Queensland Professional Credit Union; savings account – Queensland Professional Credit Union; savings account – Commonwealth Bank 15. Gifts received valued at over $500 Honorary membership – United Services Club; honorary [7(2)(k)] membership – Brisbane Club; No. 1 ticket holder – Queensland Firebirds (game tickets) 16. Sponsored travel or accommodation House-sitting with family, for friends, Ms Ros Kelly and Mr David received [7(2)(l)] Morgan at their family home in Sydney, during annual leave from 8 January 2008 to 19 January 2008; 22 August 2008 – helicopter flight Hamilton Island to Hayman Island; 24 August 2008 – Hayman Island to Hamilton Island, sponsored by Australian Leadership Retreat (DAVOS) to attend and deliver welcome to Queensland address at the Australian Leadership Retreat (DAVOS); 21 August 2009 – room provided by Hamilton Island to officially open Hamilton Island Yacht Club; 20 June 2010 – helicopter flight provided by Network 7, Mount Coot-tha to Stradbroke Island return 2 BLIGH, Anna Maria (South Brisbane) 17. The source of any other income over Rental income from two investment properties $500 per annum [7(2)(m)] 19. Membership of any political party, trade Member: Australian Labor Party; Australian Services Union; or professional organisation; or office Emily’s List; Queensland Working Women’s Service; Domestic holder; or financial contributor over $500 Violence Resource Centre Inc; West End Traders Association; per annum [7(2)(o)] Woolloongabba Business Association; South East Brisbane Chamber of Commerce Honorary member: Greenslopes Bowling Club; United Services Club; Brisbane Club; Australians for the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures; Southport Surf Lifesaving Club; National Council Women Qld. Patron: Queensland Olympic Council; Sports Federation of Queensland; Alliance Française de Brisbane; Softball Queensland; Anzac Combined Dawn Service Committee; Queensland Croquet Association; Queensland Orchid Society; World Harmony Run; 100+ Club; Queensland Rifle Association; Stones Corner Kindergarten and Pre-school Inc; South Brisbane District Cricket Club; Queensland Police – Citizens Youth Welfare Association; Australia Japan Society Qld; Surf Life Saving Sunshine Coast. Vice patron: Queensland Arts Council; Royal Commonwealth Society of Queensland; Commonwealth Games Association (Queensland Division); Royal Life Saving Society Qld; Surf Life Saving Qld. Vice President: Queensland English Speaking Union; Broadbeach Surf Life Saving Club. 20. Other interests [7(2)(p)] Member – Raven Court Body Corporate; member – Beaumont Body Corporate 3 BOYLE, Desley (Cairns) 6. Beneficial interests in family or business Dunn Family Trust, investments (none currently), discretionary trusts, or nominee companies [7(2)(c)(i) beneficiary to (iii)] 11. Interests in real estate [7(2)(g)] Cairns, 95m2, investment, owner; Cairns, 90m2 x 2, investment, owner; Cairns, 46m2, investment, owner; 12. Liabilities over $10,000 [7(2)(h)] Line of credit – National Australia Bank 14. Savings and investment accounts Savings account – National Australian Bank [7(2)(j)] 17. The source of any other income over Rent from investment units $500 per annum [7(2)(m)] 19. Membership of any political party, trade Australian Labor Party or professional organisation; or office holder; or financial contributor over $500 per annum [7(2)(o)] 4 CHOI, Michael Wai-Man (Capalaba) 1. Shareholdings or controlling interest in Pan Pacific (Australia) Pty Ltd; Micdor Architects Pty Ltd companies [7(2)(a)(i)] 2. Shareholdings of companies in other Pan Pacific (Australia) Pty Ltd wholly owns Pan Pacific Holdings companies [7(2)(a)(ii)] (Australia) Pty Ltd and Pan Pacific Group (Australia) Pty Ltd 3. The investments or beneficial interests Pan Pacific Holdings (Australia) Pty Ltd wholly owns AEC of private companies [7(2)(a)(iii) & Australia Pty Ltd; Micdor Consultants Pty Ltd; Belle Projects Pty 7(2)(a)(iv)(A) and (B)] Ltd; Jezer Construction Group Pty Ltd; Nobel Construction Pty Ltd; Pan Pacific Holdings (Australia) Pty Ltd owns 33% shareholding in AEC Architects Pty Ltd 5. Positions held as officer of company, Director to Alpha Australia including any subsidiary company [7(2)(b)] 6. Beneficial interests in family or business Manna Investments Trust, investments, beneficiaries
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    Equity Fund Proxy Voting Disclosure 2020 Voting AMP Capital Equity Fund Note: The below disclosures refer to Australian listed securities only and do not include foreign listed securities held in the portfolio. Number of resolutions: n For 1077 - 90.2% n Against 88 - 7.3% n Abstain 18 - 1.5% n Unvoted 8 – 0.7% n Unvoted 3 – 0.3% Company Name ISIN Meeting Date Record Date Meeting Type Proponent Proposal No. Type of Proposal Vote Proposal Description Northern Star Resources Ltd AU000000NST8 1/22/2020 1/20/2020 Ordinary Management 1 Capital Management For Ratify Placement of Securities Northern Star Resources Ltd AU000000NST8 1/22/2020 1/20/2020 Ordinary Management 2 Capital Management For Approve Issue of Securities (Executive chair Bill Beament) Northern Star Resources Ltd AU000000NST8 1/22/2020 1/20/2020 Ordinary Management 3 Capital Management For Approve Issue of Securities (NED Mary Hackett) Northern Star Resources Ltd AU000000NST8 1/22/2020 1/20/2020 Ordinary Management 4 Capital Management For Approve Issue of Securities (Former NED Christopher Rowe) Northern Star Resources Ltd AU000000NST8 1/22/2020 1/20/2020 Ordinary Management 5 Board Related For Approve Financial Assistance (Kalgoorlie Lake View Pty Ltd) AMP Capital Equity Fund 1 of 58 Company Name ISIN Meeting Date Record Date Meeting Type Proponent Proposal No. Type of Proposal Vote Proposal Description Virgin Money UK Plc. AU0000064966 1/29/2020 1/24/2020 Annual Management 1 Audit/Financials For Accounts and Reports Virgin Money UK Plc. AU0000064966 1/29/2020 1/24/2020 Annual Management 2 Compensation For Remuneration Policy (Binding) Virgin Money UK Plc.