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Extracts from the Leader of the Opposition Diary Opposition Diary1 Leader of the Opposition 1 July 2019 – 31 July 2019 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 1 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 2 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 2 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 2 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 2 July 2019 Australian Ag. Co Meeting Opposition Staff 2 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 3 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 3 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 3 July 2019 VIEW Club, Arana Hills Lunch Opposition Staff 3 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 3 July 2019 The Burnett Group of Companies Meeting Opposition Staff 4 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 4 July 2019 Michael Crandon MP, Member for Meeting Coomera Opposition Staff 4 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 4 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 4 July 2019 Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner Meeting 1 Does not include personal, party political meetings or events, media events and interviews and information contrary to public interest (e.g. meetings regarding sensitive law enforcement, public safety or whistle-blower matters) Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Opposition Staff 4 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 4 July 2019 Auscript Meeting Opposition Staff 4 July 2019 Granite Belt Irrigation Project Steering Meeting Committee James Lister MP, Member for Southern Downs Opposition Staff 5 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 6 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 6 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 7July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 8 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 9 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 9 July 2019 Michelle Landry MP, Member for Meeting Capricornia Opposition Staff 9 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 9 July 2019 Meeting with business owners Meeting Opposition Staff 9 July 2019 Michelle Landry MP, Member for Meeting Capricornia Opposition Staff 9 July 2019 Colin Boyce MP, Member for Callide Meeting Opposition Staff 9 July 2019 Gladstone Observer Meeting Editor: Megan Sheehan Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Colin Boyce MP, Member for Callide Opposition Staff 10 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 10 July 2019 Qld Resources Council Meeting Opposition Staff 10 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 10 July 2019 Business Leaders Meeting 10 July 2019 ABAC Meeting Harry Jenkins AO, Chair Opposition Staff 10 July 2019 Rugby League International Federation & Meeting DUCO Events Opposition Staff 11July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 12 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 13 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Evertom Opposition Staff 13 July 2019 Prime Minister Scott Morrison Meeting Prime Ministerial Staff 14 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 15 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 15 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton 15 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 15 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 15 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 16 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 16 July 2019 Simone Wilson MP, Member for Meeting Pumicestone Opposition Staff 16 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 16 July 2019 ACCI/CCIQ Lunch Function Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Invited Guests 16 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 16 July 2019 Ai Group Meeting Opposition Staff 16 July 2019 Hanworth House Anniversary Event Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Invited Guests 17 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 17 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 17 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 17 July 2019 Property Council Meeting Opposition Staff 17 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 17 July 2019 His Excellency Mr Babar Amin, High Meeting Commissioner of Pakistan, Mr Muhammad Tariq, Minister Opposition Staff 17 July 2019 Southern Cross Austereo Event Opposition Staff 17 July 2019 The Courier Mail Meeting Sarah Vogler Steve Wardill Opposition Staff 18 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 18 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 18 July 2019 R U OK? Event Opposition Staff 18 July 2019 Australian Future Energy Meeting Opposition Staff Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 18 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 18 July 2019 The Hon Angus Taylor MP Meeting 19 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 20 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 20 July 2019 Fiona Simpson MP, Shadow Minister for Meeting Employment, Small Business, Training and Skills Development, and Member for Maroochydore Opposition Staff 20 July 2019 Ballistic Beer Co. Visit Fiona Simpson MP, Shadow Minister for Employment, Small Business, Training and Skills Development, and Member for Maroochydore Opposition Staff 21 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 22 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 22 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 22 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 22 July 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 23 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 23 July 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Jarrod Bleijie MP, Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations and Manager of Opposition Business and Member for Kawana Ann Leahy MP, Shadow Minister for Local Government and Member for Warrego John-Paul Langbroek MP, Shadow Minister for Sport & Racing and Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Shadow Minister for the Commonwealth Games and Member Surfers Paradise Dr Christian Rowan MP, Shadow Minister for Communities and Shadow Minister for Disability Services and Seniors and Shadow Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships and Shadow Minister for the Arts and Member for Moggill Ray Stevens MP, Member for Mermaid Beach Sam O'Connor MP, Member for Bonney Dan Purdie MP, Member for Ninderry Opposition Staff 23 July 2019 Members of Parliament Estimates Hearings Opposition Staff Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 23 July 2019 Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners Meeting Opposition Staff 24 July 2019 The Leader of the Opposition was on Leave leave for remainder of the month .
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