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Opposition Diary1 Leader of the Opposition Opposition Diary1 Leader of the Opposition 1 May 2019 – 31 May 2019 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 1 May 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 Opposition Staff 1 May 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Opposition Meeting Leader and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Andrew Powell MP, Shadow Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning and Member for Glass House Fiona Simpson MP Shadow Minister for Employment and Small Business and Shadow Minister for Training and Skills Development and Member for Maroochydore Ros Bates MP, Shadow Minister for Health and Ambulance Services and Shadow Minister for Women and Member for Mudgeeraba Jarrod Bleijie MP, Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations and Manager of Opposition Business and Member for Kawana 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 David Janetzki MP, Shadow Attorney- General and Shadow Minister for Justice and Member for Toowoomba South Steve Minnikin MP, Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads and Member for Chatsworth Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Mines and Shadow Minister for Northern Queensland and Member for Burdekin Trevor Watts MP, Shadow Minister for Police and Counter Terrorism and Shadow Minister for Corrective Services and Member for Toowoomba North David Crisafulli MP, Shadow Minister for Environment, Science and the Great Barrier Reef, Shadow Minister for Tourism and Member for Broadwater Tony Perrett MP, Shadow Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Gympie Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister for Housing and Public Works, Shadow Minister for Energy and Shadow Minister for Innovation and Digital Technology and Member for Burleigh Ann Leahy MP, Shadow Minister for Local Government and Member for Warrego 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 John-Paul Langbroek MP, Shadow Minister for Sport & Racing and Shadow Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Shadow Minister for the Commonwealth Games and Member Surfers Paradise Stephen Bennett MP, Shadow Minister for Child Safety, Youth and Shadow Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence and Shadow Minister for Veterans and Member for Burnett Lachlan Millar MP, Shadow Minister for Fire, Emergency Services and Volunteers and Member for Gregory Rob Molhoek MP, Chief Opposition Whip and Member for Southport Mark Boothman MP, Deputy Opposition Whip, and member for Theodore Opposition Staff 1 May 2019 Members of Parliament Parliament Sitting 1 May 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 Opposition Staff 1 May 2019 Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Natural Meeting Resources and Mines and Shadow Minister for Northern Queensland and Member for Burdekin Trevor Watts MP, Shadow Minister for Police and Counter Terrorism and Shadow Minister for Corrective Services and Member for Toowoomba North Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Opposition Staff 1 May 2019 Agforce Meeting QRC 1 May 2019 Transurban Meeting Sue Johnson, Qld Group Manager Tony Meredith, Stakeholder Manager Opposition Staff 1 May 2019 Carers Qld Meeting Deb Cottrell Jim Toohey Opposition Staff 1 May 2019 DV Connect DV Connect National Day to Invited Guests Remember Opposition Staff 1 May 2019 Friends of Tourism Cocktail Reception Invited Guests Opposition Staff 2 May 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 Opposition Staff 2 May 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Opposition Meeting Leader and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Andrew Powell MP, Shadow Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Infrastructure and Planning and Member for Glass House Fiona Simpson MP Shadow Minister for Employment and Small Business and Shadow Minister for Training and Skills Development and Member for Maroochydore Ros Bates MP, Shadow Minister for Health and Ambulance Services and Shadow Minister for Women and Member for Mudgeeraba Jarrod Bleijie MP, Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations and Manager of Opposition Business and Member for Kawana David Janetzki MP, Shadow Attorney- General and Shadow Minister for Justice and Member for Toowoomba South Steve Minnikin MP, Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads and Member for Chatsworth Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Mines and Shadow Minister for Northern Queensland and Member for Burdekin Trevor Watts MP, Shadow Minister for Police and Counter Terrorism and Shadow Minister for Corrective Services and Member for Toowoomba North David Crisafulli MP, Shadow Minister for Environment, Science and the Great Barrier Reef, Shadow Minister for Tourism and Member for Broadwater Tony Perrett MP, Shadow Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Gympie Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister for Housing and Public Works, Shadow Minister for Energy and Shadow Minister for Innovation and Digital Technology and Member for Burleigh Ann Leahy MP, Shadow Minister for Local Government and Member for Warrego 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 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 Stephen Bennett MP, Shadow Minister for Child Safety, Youth and Shadow Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence and Shadow Minister for Veterans and Member for Burnett Lachlan Millar MP, Shadow Minister for Fire, Emergency Services and Volunteers and Member for Gregory Rob Molhoek MP, Chief Opposition Whip and Member for Southport Mark Boothman MP, Deputy Opposition Whip, and member for Theodore Opposition Staff 2 May 2019 Members of Parliament Parliament Sitting 2 May 2019 Cancer Council Qld Morning Tea Invited Guests Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Opposition Staff 2 May 2019 David Janetzki MP, Shadow Attorney- Meeting General and Shadow Minister for Justice and Member for Toowoomba South Ann Leahy MP, Shadow Minister for Local Government and Member for Warrego Opposition Staff 2 May 2019 Jim McDonald MP, Member for Lockyer Meeting 3 May 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 Opposition Staff 7 May 2018 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 7 May 2019 Business Stakeholders Meeting Opposition Staff 7 May 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 7 May 2019 Endeavour Foundation Meeting 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 Opposition Staff Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 7 May 2019 Property Council of Australia Meeting Bruce Harper, President (Qld) Chris Mountford, Executive Director (Qld) Opposition Staff 7 May 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 7 May 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 7 May 2019 News Limited Meeting Opposition Staff 8 May 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 8 May 2019 Ramsay Health Greenslopes Hospital Visit Opposition Staff 8 May 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 8 May 2019 Ambassador of Japan Meeting His Excellency Mr Reiichiro Takahashi, Ambassador of Japan Mr Kazunari Tanaka, Consul-General for Japan in Queensland Mr Kazuki Nakamura, Second Secretary, Embassy of Japan Mr John Hodge, Protocol and Engagement Opposition Staff 8 May 2019 Tenants Qld Meeting Penny Carr, CEO Opposition Staff Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 8 May 2019 Opposition Staff Meeting 9 May 2019 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader
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