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Register of interests Jason Stephen O'Pray Name Councillor Sunshine Coast Regional Council Position Council This document is an extract.To view the full register visit your council's public office. Shares in corporations (not including private companies) Name of corporation Nil Shares in privately owned companies Company's and subsidiaries' Name of company Nature of company's activities investments and interests in property Nil Positions as executive officer of a corporation Name of corporation Nature of corporation's activities Nature of person's role Nil Beneficial interest in a trusts or nominee corporations Name of trust or corporation (or Nature of activities Nature of your interest description of trust) Nil Self-managed superannuation funds Investments or other interests in Name or description of fund Nature of fund's activities property held Nil Trustee of family or business trusts Name of each beneficiary or class of Name or description of trust Nature of trust's activities beneficiary Nil Extract - June 9, 2021 - Jason Stephen O'Pray Partnerships or joint ventures Nature of interest (e.g. Investments or interests in Name or description Nature of the activities owner) property Nil Land (including houses, rentals and other properties) Purpose for which land is Nature of interest (e.g. Suburb or locality of land Approximate size used owned, leased, rented) Buderim 2400m2 Residential Owner-occupier Liabilities more than $10,000 (excluding department store and credit card accounts) Type of liability Name of bank or creditor Mortgage for residential property at Buderim ANZ Debentures and similar investments Name of corporation the investment is Nature of corporation's business Nature of investment in Nil Savings and investment accounts held with financial institutions Name of bank or institution Type of account NAB Term Deposit Account NAB I-Saver Account NAB Credit Card Bank of Queensland Term Deposit Account ANZ Savings Account ANZ Mortgage Account Gifts valued at $500 or more, or multiple gifts totalling $500 or more. Name of donor Description of the gifts Queensland Cricket 3 x Big Bash Games (2016/17) Sunshine Coast Council 1 x standard entry 7 Sunshine Coast Marathon, 2 x tickets Qld Cricket Big Bash ($150 each), 4 x tickets Qld Cricket Big Bash ($150 each), 2 x tickets Maleny Wood Expo ($15 each), 4 x GA tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Firebirds at Brisbane Entertainment Centre ($40 each), 2 x Corporate tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v WC Fever at USC Stadium ($165 each), 1 x GA ticket Super Netball Series SC Extract - June 9, 2021 - Jason Stephen O'Pray Name of donor Description of the gifts Lightning v NSW Swifts at Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW ($40), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Giants at USC Stadium ($165 each), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Firebirds at USC Stadium ($165 each), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Collingwood Magpies at USC Stadium ($165 each), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v NSW Swifts at USC Stadium ($165 each), 2 x tickets STEPS Grand Winter Ball ($260 each), 1 x VIP ticket ($45) and 4 x GA tickets ($20 each) QLD Garden Expo, 1 x Entry Ticket and 2 x VIP area tickets Sunshine Coast Marathon (combined $135), 1 x Corp ticket Super Netball Series Grand Final SC Lightning v Fever at Perth Arena, Perth, WA ($200), 2 x VIP tickets and 2 x childrens tickets 2018 Caloundra Music Festival (combined $1,000), 1 x ticket QLD Tourism Awards ($125), 1 x ticket Australian Event Awards ($175), 1 x bottle of wine and Christmas Lunch for Sunshine Coast Events Board members, 2 x tickets Sunshine Coast Sports Star Awards (est $125 each), 2 x Corp tickets with hospitality NRL Series Cowboys v Titans at SC Stadium ($400 each), 2 x Corp tickets with hospitality NRL Series Rabbitohs v Warriors and corporate lunch at Venue 114 ($355 each), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Firebirds at Brisbane Entertainment Centre ($200 each), 1 x ticket 2019 Wearable Art Festival ($100), 2 x tickets The Curated Plate - Wild Forage Dining event ($350), 2 x tickets The Curated Plate - A Regional Revolution event ($290 each), 2 x tickets The Curated Plate - Elements Long Lunch event ($290 each), 1 x ticket (via Sunshine Coast Events Board) Craft Beer Tour - Farm to Fork ($200), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Adelaide Thunderbirds at USC Stadium ($165 each), 1 x ticket STEPS Grand Winter Ball ($250), 1 x ticket Sunnykids Mayoral Ball ($300), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v NSW Swifts at Brisbane Entertainment Centre ($200 each), 2 x Weekend Passes 2019 Caloundra Music Festival, Kings Club ($455 each), 2 x Corp tickets with hospitality NRL Series Melbourne Storm v Gold Coast Titans at SC Stadium ($400 each), 2 x Corp tickets with hospitality NRL Series Melbourne Storm v Newcastle Knights at SC Stadium ($400 each), 2 x Corp tickets with hospitality NRL Series Melbourne Storm v Bulldogs at SC Stadium ($400 each), 2 x Corp tickets with hospitality NRL Series Melbourne Storm v Manly at SC Stadium ($400 each), 2 x Corp tickets with hospitality NRL Series Melbourne Storm v Wests Tigers at SC Stadium ($400 each), 2 x tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning team launch ($50 each), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Vixens at USC Stadium ($165 each), 4 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Adelaide at USC Stadium ($165 each), 1 x GA ticket Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Giants at Nissen Stadium ($45 each), 2 x GA Extract - June 9, 2021 - Jason Stephen O'Pray Name of donor Description of the gifts tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Fever at USC Stadium ($55 each), 2 x GA tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Firebirds at USC Stadium ($55 each), 3 x GA tickets NRL Series Melbourne Storm v Cowboys at SC Stadium ($45 each), 4 x GA tickets Super Netball Series SC Lightning v Vixens at USC Stadium ($55 each), 2 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series Major Semi-Final SC Lightning v Vixens at USC Stadium ($165 each), 4 x Corp tickets Super Netball Series Preliminary Final SC Lightning v West Coast Fever at USC Stadium ($165 each), 1 x ticket 2021 International Women's Day Luncheon at Venue 114, 2 x Corp tickets Netball: SC Lightning v West Coast Fever at USC Stadium ($165 each), Sunshine Coast Chamber Alliance Business Breakfast at Maroochy RSL, 2 x Corp tickets Netball: SC Lightning v NSW Swifts at USC Stadium ($165 each), 2 x Corp tickets Netball: SC Lightning v QLD Firebirds at USC Stadium ($165 each) 4 x tickets to 2018 Ladies Oaks Day, 2 x tickets to 2019 Ladies Hot 91 Broadcasting Oaks Day Sponsored travel or accommodation benefits Name of person or source who contributed to your travel Nature and purpose of the benefit received or accommodation Novotel Twin Waters Accommodation to attend tourism famil and meetings Memberships of political parties, and trade or professional organisations Name of organisation Maroochydore Surf Life Saving Club Chariman Nippers, Maroochydore Surf Life Saving Club Surf Life Saving Australia Surf Life Saving Queensland Mountain Creek Makos Swimming Club Patron, Sunshine Coast Rowing Club Patron, endED Positions as executive officer of an organisation Name of organisation Maroochydore Surf Life Saving Club - Board of Management, Director of Junior Activities Extract - June 9, 2021 - Jason Stephen O'Pray Donations made to other people or organisations valued at $500 or more, or multiple donations totalling $500 or more Person or organisation Nil Other assets over $5000 Details of other assets Nil Other sources of income of $500 or more per year Source of income Nil Other interests that appear to raise or could potentially raise a conflict between your interest and the public interest Other interests Nil Extract - June 9, 2021 - Jason Stephen O'Pray.
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