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Network of Care Parliamentary Mailing List at 15 May 2017 Network of Care Parliamentary Mailing list at 15 May 2017 'Senator Edwards ([email protected])'; 'Senator Jan McLucas ([email protected])'; 'Senator Jenny McAllister ([email protected])'; 'Senator John Williams ([email protected])'; 'Senator Zed Seselja ([email protected])'; 'Barnaby Joyce MP ([email protected])'; 'Malcolm Turnbull MP - Liberal Party Leader ([email protected])'; 'MP Julie Bishop ([email protected])'; 'Senator Fiona Nash - Asst Health Minister ([email protected])'; 'Senator Larissa Waters ([email protected])'; 'Andrew Laming MP ([email protected])'; 'Ann Sudmalis MP ([email protected])'; 'Hon Greg Hunt MP - Health Minister ([email protected])'; 'Jill. Hall MP. Health Committee ([email protected])'; 'Ken Wyatt MP ([email protected])'; 'Lisa Chesters MP. Health Committee ([email protected])'; 'Sarah Henderson MP. Health Committee ([email protected])'; 'Stephen Jones MP. Health Committee ([email protected])'; 'Steve Irons MP . Health Committee ([email protected])'; 'Tim Watts MP. Health Committee ([email protected])'; '([email protected])'; 'Amanda. Rishworth. MP ([email protected])'; 'Chris Hayes MP ([email protected])'; 'Jane Prentice MP ([email protected])'; 'Janet Hasall - for Jason Wood MP ([email protected])' 'Jason Clare MP ([email protected])'; 'Jason Wood - MP ([email protected])'; 1 'Kelly. Odwyer. mp ([email protected])'; 'Kevin Hogan MP Member for Page ([email protected])'; 'MP Catherine King - Ballarat ([email protected])'; 'MP Chris Hartcher - Terrigal ([email protected])'; 'MP David Davis - Victoria ([email protected])'; 'MP David Hodgett MP - Victoria ([email protected])'; 'MP Jennifer Rankine - SA ([email protected])'; 'MP John D Hill - SA ([email protected])'; 'MP Kelly Vincent ([email protected])'; 'MP Thomas George ([email protected])'; 'MP Tony Abbott ([email protected])'; 'MP Tony Smith ([email protected])'; 'Tony Burke MP ([email protected])'; 'Tony Zappia MP ([email protected])'; 'Senator Bob Day - Family First ([email protected])'; 'Senator Jacqui Lambie ([email protected])'; 'Senator John Madigan ([email protected])'; 'Senator Nick Xenophon ([email protected])'; 'Jill Hennessy MP ([email protected])'; 'Julie Collins MP Tasmanian ALP ([email protected])'; 'Katyryn Cramp - Policy Advisor ([email protected])'; 'Scrivener, Sharon (Sen K. Gallagher)' <[email protected]>; 'Senator David Bushby ([email protected])'; 'Senator Glenn Sterle ([email protected])'; 'Bill.Shorten.MP ([email protected])'; 'MP Tanya Plibersek ([email protected])'; 'Senator Deborah O'Neill (senator.o'[email protected])' GREENS 'Colin Jacobs - Greens Senior Advisor ([email protected])'; 'Elle Cooper - Greens ([email protected])'; 'Georgia Webster - Greens Comminity Liaison ([email protected])'; 2 'MP Adam Bandt - Melbourne ([email protected])'; 'Rob Mcleod - Greens ([email protected])'; 'Senator Christine Milne ([email protected])' 'Senator Janet Rice ([email protected])'; 'Senator Larissa Waters ([email protected])'; 'Senator Lee Rhiannon ([email protected])'; 'Senator Penny Wright ([email protected])'; ' Senator Peter Whish-Wilson ([email protected])'; 'Senator Rachel Siewert - Disability Services ([email protected])'; 'Senator Sarah Hanson-Young ([email protected])'; 'Senator Scott Ludlam ([email protected])' 3 .
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