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Joint Committees Legislative Assembly Legislative Council Summary Electoral Matters Committee Ms Lizzie Blandthorn (ALP) Ms Kati Joint Committees Legislative Assembly Legislative Council Summary Electoral Matters Ms Lizzie Blandthorn (ALP) Mr Bruce Atkinson (LIB) 4 ALP Committee Ms Katie Hall (ALP) The Hon. Wendy Lovell (LIB) 3 LIB Dr Tim Read (GRN) Mrs Bev McArthur (LIB) Deputy Chair 1 GRN 1 ANIMAL Ms Ros Spence (ALP) Chair Mr Andy Meddick (ANIMAL JUSTICE) JUSTICE (ALP) Mr Cesar Melham 1 LIB DEM Mr Tim Quilty (LIB DEM) 10 TOTAL Integrity and Mr Dustin Halse (ALP) Mr Stuart Grimley (D.HINCH JUSTICE) 4 ALP Oversight Mr Steve McGhie (ALP) Chair Ms Harriet Shing (ALP) 2 LIB Committee Mr Brad Rowswell (LIB) Deputy Chair 1 D. HINCH JUSTICE Mr Jackson Taylor (ALP) The Hon. Kim Wells (LIB) 7 TOTAL Public Accounts Ms Lizzie Blandthorn (ALP) Chair Ms Ingrid Stitt (ALP) 5 ALP and Estimates Mr Sam Hibbins (GRN) 2 LIB Committee Mr Gary Maas (ALP) 1 GRN 1 NAT Mr Danny O’Brien (NAT) Ms Pauline Richards (ALP) 9 TOTAL Mr Tim Richardson (ALP) Mr Richard Riordan (LIB) Deputy Chair Ms Bridget Vallence (LIB) Scrutiny of Acts Mr Neale Burgess (LIB) Deputy Chair Mr Mark Gepp (ALP) Chair 4 ALP and Regulations Ms Sarah Connolly (ALP) Mrs Bev McArthur (LIB) 2 LIB Committee Ms Sonya Kilkenny (ALP) Ms Fiona Patten (REASON) 1 REASON Ms Nina Taylor (ALP) 7 TOTAL Dispute The Hon. Jacinta Allan (ALP) Mr Jeff Bourman (SHOOTERS) 6 ALP Resolution The Hon. Jill Hennessy (ALP) The Hon. David Davis (LIB) 4 LIB Committee The Hon. James Merlino (ALP) The Hon. Gavin Jennings (ALP) 1 NAT 1 SHOOTERS The Hon. Martin Pakula (ALP) The Hon. Jaclyn Symes (ALP) The Hon. Ryan Smith (LIB) The Hon. Mary Wooldridge (LIB) 12 TOTAL The Hon. Peter Walsh (NAT) The Hon. Kim Wells (LIB) House Committee The Hon. Tim Bull (NAT) Mr Jeff Bourman (SHOOTERS) 5 ALP Ms Jordan Crugnale (ALP) The Hon. David Davis (LIB) 3 LIB Ms Maree Edwards (ALP) The Hon. Wendy Lovell (LIB) 1 GRN 1 NAT Mr Matt Fregon (ALP) The Hon. Jaala Pulford (ALP) 1 SHOOTERS GRN ALP Ms Ellen Sandell ( ) Ms Ingrid Stitt ( ) Ms Louise Staley (LIB) 11 TOTAL Standing Legislative Council Summary Committees Economy and Mr Rodney Barton (TRANSPORT) 3 ALP Infrastructure Mr Nazih Elasmar (ALP) Chair 2 LIB Committee Mr Bernie Finn (LIB) Deputy Chair 1 LIB DEM Mr Mark Gepp (ALP) 1 TRANSPORT Mrs Bev McArthur (LIB) 7 TOTAL Mr Tim Quilty (LIB DEM) Ms Sonja Terpstra (ALP) Participating Members Ms Melina Bath (NAT) Dr. Catherine Cumming (IND) The Hon. David Davis (LIB) Mr David Limbrick (LIB DEM) Mr Andy Meddick (ANIMAL JUSTICE) Mr Craig Ondarchie (LIB) The Hon. Gordon Rich-Phillips (LIB) The Hon. Mary Wooldridge (LIB) Environment and Mr Bruce Atkinson (LIB) 3 ALP Planning Ms Melina Bath (NAT) 1 ANIMAL JUSTICE Committee Mr Jeff Bourman (SHOOTERS) 1 GRN Mr Clifford Hayes (SUSTAINABLE AUST.) Deputy 1 LIB 1 LIB DEM Chair 1 NAT Mr David Limbrick (LIB DEM) 1 SHOOTERS Mr Andy Meddick (ANIMAL JUSTICE) 1 SUSTAINABLE AUST. Mr Cesar Melhem (ALP) Chair Dr Samantha Ratnam (GRN) 10 TOTAL Ms Nina Taylor (ALP) Ms Sonja Terpstra (ALP) Participating Members Ms Georgie Crozier (LIB) Dr. Catherine Cumming (IND) The Hon. David Davis (LIB) Mr Tim Quilty (LIB DEM) Legal and Social The Hon. Jane Garrett (ALP) 3 ALP Issues Committee Dr Tien Kieu (ALP) Deputy Chair 2 LIB The Hon. Wendy Lovell (LIB) 1 D.HINCH JUSTICE Ms Tania Maxwell (D.HINCH’S JUSTICE) 1 REASON Mr Craig Ondarchie (LIB) 7 TOTAL Ms Fiona Patten (REASON) Chair Ms Kaushaliya Vaghela (ALP) Participating Members Ms Melina Bath (NAT) Ms Georgie Crozier (LIB) Dr. Catherine Cumming (IND) Mr Stuart Grimley (D.HINCH JUSTICE) Mr David Limbrick (LIB DEM) The Hon. Edward O’Donohue (LIB) Mr Tim Quilty (LIB DEM) Dr. Samantha Ratnam (GRN) Standing Legislative Assembly Committees Economy and Ms Juliana Addison (ALP) 4 ALP Infrastructure Mr Gary Blackwood (LIB) Deputy Chair 2 LIB Committee Ms Sarah Connolly (ALP) 1 NAT The Hon. John Eren (ALP) Chair 7 TOTAL Mr Brad Rowswell (LIB) Ms Steph Ryan (NAT) Ms Kat Theophanous (ALP) Environment and Mr Darren Cheeseman (ALP) Chair 4 ALP Planning Mr Will Fowles (ALP) 2 LIB Committee Ms Danielle Green (ALP) 1 NAT Standing Legislative Council Summary Committees Mr Paul Hamer (ALP) Mr Tim McCurdy (NAT) 7 TOTAL Mr David Morris (LIB) Deputy Chair Mr Tim Smith (LIB) Legal and Social Ms Chris Couzens (ALP) 4 ALP Issues Committee Ms Emma Kealy (NAT) 2 LIB Mr James Newbury (LIB) Deputy Chair 1 NAT Ms Michaela Settle (ALP) 7 TOTAL Ms Natalie Suleyman(ALP) Chair Mr Meng Tak (ALP) Mr Bill Tilley (LIB) Domestic Legislative Assembly Summary Committees Privileges The Hon. Jacinta Allan (ALP) 5 ALP Committee The Hon. Matthew Guy (LIB) 3 LIB The Hon. Jill Hennessy (ALP) 1 NAT Mr Frank McGuire (ALP) 9 TOTAL Mr David Morris (LIB) Deputy Chair The Hon. Lisa Neville (ALP) Chair The Hon. Martin Pakula (ALP) Ms Steph Ryan (NAT) The Hon. Kim Wells (LIB) Standing Orders The Speaker 5 ALP Committee The Hon. Jacinta Allan (ALP) 2 LIB Ms Maree Edwards (ALP) 1 NAT 1 IND Ms Bronwyn Halfpenny (ALP) Ms Cindy McLeish (LIB) 9 TOTAL Ms Suzanna Sheed (IND) Mr Nick Staikos (ALP) Ms Louise Staley (LIB) The Hon. Peter Walsh (NAT) Domestic Legislative Council Summary Committees Privileges Mr Bruce Atkinson (LIB) 4 ALP Committee Mr Jeff Bourman (SHOOTERS) 3 LIB Ms Georgie Crozier (LIB) 1 D. HINCH’S JUSTICE 1 SHOOTERS Mr Nazih Elasmar (ALP) Mr Stuart Grimley (D.HINCH’S JUSTICE) Deputy Chair 9 TOTAL The Hon. Gavin Jennings (ALP) The Hon. Gordon Rich-Phillips (LIB) Ms Harriet Shing (ALP) Chair The Hon. Gayle Tierney (ALP) Procedure The President 5 ALP Committee The Deputy President 2 LIB Ms Georgie Crozier (LIB) 1 D. HINCH’S JUSTICE 1 REASON The Hon. David Davis (LIB) Mr Stuart Grimley (D.HINCH’S JUSTICE) 9 TOTAL Dr Tien Kieu (ALP) Ms Fiona Patten (REASON) The Hon. Jaala Pulford (ALP) The Hon. Jaclyn Symes (ALP) .
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