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Extracts from the Leader of the Opposition Diary Opposition Diary1 Leader of the Opposition 1 May – 31 May, 2017 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 1 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 2 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 2 May 2017 Australian Army Meeting Opposition staff 2 May 2017 Townsville Water Taskforce Meeting Matt Derlagen, LNP Candidate for Mundingburra Casie Scott, LNP Candidate for Townsville Opposition staff 3 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 3 May 2017 Water for Townsville Action Group Meeting Matt Derlagen, LNP Candidate for Mundingburra Casie Scott, LNP Candidate for Townsville Opposition staff 3 May 2017 Townsville resident Meeting Matt Derlagen, LNP Candidate for Mundingburra Casie Scott, LNP Candidate for Townsville Opposition staff 4 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 4 May 2017 Townsville Enterprise Limited Townsville Bulletin Business Townsville Bulletin Breakfast – keynote Invited guests speaker Opposition staff 4 May 2017 Townsville Business Leaders Meeting Opposition staff 4 May 2017 Charters Towers Regional Council Meeting Opposition staff 5 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 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 5 May 2017 Opposition staff Meeting 5 May 2017 The Hon Peter Wellington MP, Battle of the Coral Sea 75th Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Anniversary Memorial Australian-American Association Dinner Invited guests 6 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 6 May 2017 South Burnett Show Society Officially open the 110th Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Annual Kingaroy Show Leader of the Opposition and Member for Nanango Invited guests Opposition staff 7 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 8 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 8 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 8 May 2017 Shadow Cabinet Shadow Cabinet meeting 8 May 2017 Trevor Watts MP, Chief Opposition Launch and Inaugural Whip and Member for Toowoomba meeting of the North Parliamentary Friends of Invited guests The Resource Industry 9 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 9 May 2017 Opposition Members Meeting Opposition staff 9 May 2017 Members of Parliament Parliament sitting 9 May 2017 Stroke Foundation and Heart “Take the Pressure Down” Foundation in Parliament event Invited guests 9 May 2017 Motor Trades Association of Meeting Queensland Opposition staff 9 May 2017 Isolated Children’s Parents’ Meeting Association Tracy Davis MP, Shadow Minister for Education and Member for Aspley Stephen Bennett MP, Shadow Minister four Housing and Public Works and Member for Burnett Verity Barton MP, Deputy Chair of Education, Tourism, Innovation and Small Business Committee and Member for Broadwater Opposition staff Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 9 May 2017 Ian Walker MP, Shadow Attorney- Meeting General and Shadow Minister for Justice and Planning and Member for Mansfield Opposition staff 10 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 10 May 2017 Opposition Members Meeting Opposition staff 10 May 2017 Members of Parliament Parliament sitting 10 May 2017 Ted Sorensen MP, Member for Meeting Hervey Bay Opposition staff 10 May 2017 Tim Mander MP, Shadow Minister Meeting for Police, Fire and Emergency Services and Shadow Minister for Corrective Services and Member for Everton Opposition staff 10 May 2017 Townsville Enterprise Townsville Enterprise Invited guests Connections – Taking Townsville North Queensland to George Street event 10 May 2017 Opposition staff Meeting 11 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 11 May 2017 Opposition Members Meeting Opposition staff 11 May 2017 Members of Parliament Parliament sitting 11 May 2017 Property Council of Australia Meeting Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Leader of the Opposition Andrew Powell MP, Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads, Shadow Minister for Local Government and Member for Glass House Opposition staff 11 May 2017 National Retail Association Meeting Scott Emerson MP, Shadow Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Small Business Opposition staff 11 May 2017 Youngcare Meeting Ros Bates MP, Shadow Minister for Communities, Women and Youth, Child Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence and Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Shadow Minister for Disability Services and Seniors Stephen Bennett MP, Shadow Minister four Housing and Public Works and Member for Burnett Opposition Staff 11 May 2017 Sid Cramp MP, Member for Gaven Meeting BUSHkids Opposition Members 12 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 13 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 13 May 2017 Ann Leahy MP, Member for Warrego Attend Roma Show Members of the community Opposition staff 14 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 15 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 15 May 2017 Stanbroke Pastoral Company Meeting Senator Barry O’Sullivan, Senator for Queensland Cr Jim McDonald, LNP Candidate for Lockyer Staff 15 May 2017 Senator Barry O’Sullivan, Senator Meeting for Queensland Cr Jim McDonald, LNP Candidate for Lockyer Lockyer Velley Regional Council and Lockyer Valley Community Groups Staff 15 May 2017 Lockyer Growers Association and Meeting Irrigators Senator Barry O’Sullivan, Senator for Queensland Cr Jim McDonald, LNP Candidate for Lockyer Staff 16 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 17 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 17 May 2017 Opposition staff Meeting Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 17 May 2017 Suncorp Post budget lunch with Invited guests Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull 17 May 2017 Opposition staff Meeting 18 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 18 May 2017 GrainCorp Meeting Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 18 May 2017 Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Meeting Gregory Opposition staff 18 May 2017 Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister Meeting for Energy, Biofuels and Water Supply and Member for Burleigh Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Burdekin Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 18 May 2017 2PH Farms Meeting Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister for Energy, Biofuels and Water Supply and Member for Burleigh Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Burdekin Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 18 May 2017 Australian Melon Association Meeting Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister for Energy, Biofuels and Water Supply and Member for Burleigh Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Burdekin Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 18 May 2017 Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister Meeting for Energy, Biofuels and Water Supply and Member for Burleigh Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Burdekin Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 18 May 2017 Hinkler Park Plantation Meeting Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister for Energy, Biofuels and Water Supply and Member for Burleigh Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Burdekin Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 18 May 2017 CQ Inland Port Meeting Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister for Energy, Biofuels and Water Supply and Member for Burleigh Dale Last MP, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Member for Burdekin Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 19 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 19 May 2017 Ken O’Dowd, Federal Member for Community BBQ with Hon Flynn Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Members of the community Minister of Australia 19 May 2017 Shadow Cabinet Shadow Cabinet meeting 20 May 2017 Longreach Show Executive team Meeting Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Gregory Opposition staff 20 May 2017 Members of the community Official opening of the Lachlan Millar MP, Member for Longreach Show Gregory Opposition staff 21 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 21 May 2017 Screen Queensland and Disney VIP Reception and Special Invited guests screening of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean – Dead Men Tell No Tales 22 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 22 May 2017 Deb Frecklington MP, Deputy Meeting Leader of the Opposition Opposition staff 22 May 2017 Shadow Cabinet Shadow Cabinet meeting 22
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