MY LIFE MY CHOICE

QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTION CANDIDATES’ ATTITUDES TO VOLUNTARY ASSISTED DYING UPDATED 22 OCTOBER 2020 VAD law reform hangs in the balance STATEMENT BY THE MY LIFE MY sound evidence for VAD laws, CHOICE COALITION PARTNERS: What we asked...... would be invaluable to any future debate. So too would the This report canvasses the results other Health Committee MPs of a survey by the My Life My The My Life My Choice partners asked candidates two questions who supported the majority Choice coalition which attempted findings: (Lytton); to determine the strength of to record attitudes to voluntary (Maiwar); and their support for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) law reform Barry O’Rourke (Rockhampton). assisted dying. held by close to 600 candidates it is too late after polls close for standing at the 31 October Our belief in the value of having voters to discover that their MP QUESTION 1: Do you, as a Queensland election. present in parliament MPs for 2020-2024 will not support a matter of principle support involved in an inquiry into Several factors mean the survey VAD Bill. the right of Queenslanders matters of vital public policy is to have the choice of had a less than full response. We The passage of any VAD Bill will validated by an examination of seeking access to a system recognise that candidates can be depend on having a majority the fate of the inquiry into of voluntary assisted dying inundated with surveys before among 93 MPs willing to palliative care conducted by the elections. Candidates whose under appropriate support safe and workable laws, then Health Committee on the nominations were not known until protections and safeguards, and that prospect remains initiative of the Newman at or close to the ECQ’s deadline if they have a terminal unclear. Government from June 2012 to illness or neurological for nominations may not have had May 2013. time to respond or have been So too does the likelihood of a condition causing them difficult to contact. VAD Bill even being debated. intolerable suffering? That inquiry made more than 60 recommendations for improving The current Premier initiated Nevertheless, it is fair to draw the palliative care yet few were the Health Committee Inquiry QUESTION 2: Would you, as conclusion from the responses implemented and the Harper into VAD, referred its reform an MP in the Queensland received at this time that the Inquiry needed to revisit the recommendations for VAD laws Parliament ensure your vote introduction of VAD laws in subject as part of its inquiry into to the Queensland Law Reform on a VAD Bill reflects the Queensland is far from certain. end-of-life issues. Commission, and has said if re- wishes of your constituents?

The ratings applied to MPs and elected she would put a VAD Bill Of the seven MPs who served on candidates were based on their to Parliament. We believe candidates should the 2012-2015 Health response to two survey questions be able to answer these basic as well as any previous statements This shows strong support for in-principle questions which Committee, four were not or actions in support of VAD law VAD law reform and the right of do not rely on seeing any draft returned at the 2015 election, reform. Queenslanders to make their VAD Bill. yet their knowledge and own choices on VAD. advocacy may have made a The lack of response from many difference to the fate of their candidates reinforces the central No similar commitments have inquiry’s recommendations. point being stressed by the My Life been made by the LNP leader ensure their next state MP My Choice partners – that voters whose official party platform reflects their views. However, the future of all

opposes VAD. current sitting MPs rightly rests must satisfy themselves of the However, we do wish to make attitude to VAD by candidates with voters. While LNP MPs are likely to the relevant point that if a VAD standing in their local seat. Bill is to be progressed it would DAVID MUIR exercise a conscience vote on While some candidates have not any VAD Bill, such a provision is be beneficial if the four MPs Chair and will not respond to surveys meaningless if an LNP-led comprising the majority of the The Clem Jones Group Health Committee Inquiry that such as ours, it is harder for them government does not submit a JOS HALL Bill to the Parliament. recommended law reform were to avoid discussion of this vital President issue with voters. participants in any debate in the Queensland Parliament. Dying With Dignity Queensland The My Life My Choice coalition So we continue to encourage does not endorse or support Dr SID FINNIGAN Queenslanders who support VAD any individual candidates or In particular, the knowledge of State Convenor law reform to seek out candidates parties. committee chair Aaron Harper Doctors for Assisted Dying

and ask for their views directly. MP (Thuringowa) who skilfully Choice We have stressed to pro-VAD and sensitively navigated often We also again make the point that voters the need for them to emotional testimony to distil

The My Life My Choice coalition advocates for voluntary assisted dying law reform. It does not endorse any political party or candidate. Its dominant purpose at the time of the 2020 Queensland state election has been to encourage voters to find out for themselves where their local candidates stand on VAD.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE...... UPDATED 22.10.2020

ALL PARTIES AND INDEPENDENTS: 597 candidates in 93 seats = 217 VAD supporters or qualified supporters, 37

unclear/uncommitted, 13 opponents, 330 no responses

QUEENSLAND GREENS: 93 seats contested, 93 VAD supporters

LABOR PARTY: 93 seats contested, 62 supporters, 10 unclear/uncommitted, 0 opponents, 21 no responses

LIBERAL NATIONAL PARTY: 93 seats contested, 3* VAD supporters, 22 unclear/uncommitted, 0 opponents, 68 no responses *Bancroft, Burleigh, Caloundra

PAULINE HANSON’S ONE NATION: 90 seats contested, 15 supporters, 7 unclear/uncommitted, 2+ opponents, 66 no responses + Caloundra, Coomera

KATTER’S AUSTRALIAN PARTY: 13 seats contested, 1* VAD supporter, 0 unclear/uncommitted, 0 opponents, 12 no responses * Rockhampton

UNITED AUSTRALIA PARTY: 55 seats contested, 7* VAD supporters, 0 unclear/uncommitted, 0 opponents, 48 no responses * Barron River, Coomera, Gaven, Pine Rivers, Pumicestone, Scenic Rim, Whitsunday

INFORMED MEDICAL OPTIONS PARTY: 31 seats contested, 4* VAD supporters, 0 unclear/uncommitted, 8+ opponents, 19 no responses * Glass House, Oodgeroo, Scenic Rim, + Burnett, Capalaba, Everton, Hill, Maryborough, Pine Rivers, Redlands, Rockhampton

NORTH QUEENSLAND FIRST: 5 seats contested, 2 VAD supporters, 0 unclear/uncommitted, 0 opponents, 3 no responses * Mirani, Townsville

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND MOTORISTS PARTY: 16 seats contested, 3* VAD supporters, 1 unclear/uncommitted, 1+ opponent, 11 no responses * Macalister, Mermaid Beach, Stafford + Springwood

ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY: 13 seats contested, 4* VAD supporters, 1 unclear/uncommitted, 0 opponents, 8 no responses *Burleigh, Hervey Bay, Maroochydore, Townsville

LEGALISE CANNABIS QUEENSLAND: 24 seats contested, 9 VAD supporters, 0 unclear/uncommitted, 0 opponents, 15 no responses * Bundaberg, Everton, Gaven, Inala, Mermaid Beach, McConnell, Mt Ommaney, Rockhampton, Whitsunday

COPYCAT RESPONSES FAIL TO REVEAL A POSITION

The rating of responses from CANDIDATE RATINGS submitted responses provided by about politicians being afraid candidates is based on a colour- VAD SUPPORTER their party organisation that did to speak their minds. coded system (at right). not address the two very specific QUALIFIED SUPPORTER Those providing unequivocal questions asked. The various template UNCLEAR/UNCOMMITTED “yes/yes” answers to our two responses are provided questions or a clearly positive VAD OPPONENT Despite the prospect of a below for the information of answer with only slightly NO RESPONSE conscience vote, it is clear many voters. LNP MPs and candidates were conditional language were Most of those responses saw content to adhere to a carbon- assessed as being supporters or number included some known the MP or candidate copy form of words reflecting qualified supporters. VAD supporters. concerned being classed as

their party’s anti-VAD platform. VAD opponents were those who uncommitted or unclear. Of greater concern, and a matter provided clear “no/no” responses of some disappointment, was Labor MPs or candidates who As expected there was a or whose qualified answers made the number of respondents who adhered to their version of a variety of responses across all their anti-VAD position clear. did not give a clear personal template response may similarly parties as VAD is a matter feel unable to commit publicly to We have earlier discussed the response but who relied on an subject to a conscience vote. a personal in-principle position. number of MPs and candidates answer consisting of a template The My Life My Choice who gave no response and the form of words. coalition thanks all As noted, these are both possible reasons. disappointing developments and candidates who responded to Many MPs or candidates running our survey. It is unfortunate that their for the LNP and the Labor Party sadly highlight voter assumptions

INDEPENDENTS UNAFRAID TO BACK VAD LAW REFORM Independent candidates who being a supporter or qualified explicitly placed their support In the Redland Bay region the responded to the My Life My supporter of VAD. for VAD on the political agenda independent candidate for Choice survey overwhelmingly in their seats. Oodgeroo, Claire Richardson, is backed VAD law reform. Current Independent Member for attempting to take the seat Noosa, , has pursued On the Gold Coast in the seat of from known anti-VAD MP, the Close to 70 independents have VAD law reform in her first term, Currumbin, Dr Richard Stuckey is LNP’s Dr Mark Robinson. nominated for election and 22 in particular the need to enact running as an independent who responded to the My Life My VAD laws as soon as practicable. supports VAD. He is attempting In the Wide Bay region, Loris Choice survey. to capture the seat previously Doessel is running as a pro-VAD In this election a number of other held by his wife Jann for the LNP independent in the seat of Of those, 19 were assessed as independent candidates have from 2004 until her retirement Callide against the LNP’s Colin this year. Mrs Stuckey was also a Boyce who was first elected at

LABOR PARTY TEMPLATE RESPONSE.... declared VAD supporter. the 2017 poll.

The Palaszczuk Government, in draft legislation which closely

November 2018, asked the aligns with the Victoria and Labor’s copycat answer merely gave a potted

Parliamentary Health, Western Australian approaches. recent history of the VAD issue. Communities, Disability Services and Domestic and Family Violence Voluntary assisted dying is a very Prevention Committee to enquire complex and deeply personal issue, in which competing The LNP’s template focussed on palliative care into aged care, end-of-life and despite clear evidence that it cannot address all end- interests and views of palliative care, including voluntary of-life suffering. assisted dying. Queenslanders and experts have to be carefully balanced, and the This inquiry enabled lives of our elderly and most Queenslanders to tell their vulnerable people protected. LIBERAL NATIONAL PARTY TEMPLATE RESPONSE.... personal stories and share their Thank you for your email in will be improving palliative care. views. A decision has been made, as was relation to the current done with the Termination of In relation to your specific In March 2020 the Committee Pregnancy Bill, to refer the Queensland Law Reform Commission review into voluntary questions, LNP Leader Deb tabled its ‘Aged care, end-of-life preparation of draft legislation to Frecklington has previously and palliative care’ report, making the Queensland Law Reform assisted dying. acknowledged that matters of 77 recommendations and its Commission. They will report I certainly appreciate that the life and death are conscience ‘Voluntary Assisted Dying’ report, back to the Attorney-General by experience of watching a loved- votes as agreed to by the LNP making 21 recommendations. A the 1 March 2021 for one struggle and succumb to a party room. link to the report can be found government’s final consideration. terminal illness is confronting and here. The Government considers This is a complex area of law The way in which our government heart wrenching. it vitally important that its final that will need to be closely responds to these report to this Committee be fully The issue of voluntary assisted examined before any legislation recommendations about reform informed by the views and dying is one that polarises many was considered and voted on. It to aged care, end-of-life and experiences of aged care and parts of the community, with is not as simple as yes or no palliative care, and voluntary palliative care providers. strong and sincerely held views questions.

assisted dying is critical to on both sides of the argument. If I am elected to the Further, the sector and ensuring the protection of our Queensland Parliament I will community need time to consider most vulnerable members of the Noting there is currently no bill always represent the views of the reports in detail given the community – it is critical we get before the Parliament or for my constituents, that is my role. Committee has recommended this right. consideration, our priority

RESPONSES BY REGION AND SEAT......

BRISBANE NORTHSIDE BRISBANE SOUTHSIDE BRISBANE WESTSIDE ASPLEY BULIMBA COOPER – Labor MP retiring Bart Mellish - Labor – Labor Katinka Winston-Allom Greens Amanda Cooper - LNP Rolf Kuelsen – Greens Trent Wiseman – LNP Joshua Morrison - UAP Anthony Bishop – LNP – Labor James Hansen - Greens Finn Armstrong-Schmakeit – Robert Wiltshire – IND Neil Sillbeck - CLM IND Susan Ventnore – One Nation Walter Hardy – One Nation Doug Conway – One Nation FERNY GROVE CLAYFIELD CHATSWORTH – Labor - LNP – LNP Joel Colls – Greens Philip Anthony - Labor Lisa O’Donnell – Labor Chris Lehmann – LNP Andrew Bartlett - Greens Aaron Clarke – One Nation Elton Williams – One Nation Kathy Moloney - CLM Madonna Guy - IMOP Susan Pini – IMOP Douglas Abby – One Nation Andrew Crook - UAP John McCabe – UAP Robert King - IND Kathryn Fry - Greens Mark Scofield - IND EVERTON GREENSLOPES MAIWAR - LNP Joe Kelly – Labor Michael Berkman – Greens Helen Rath - Greens Victor Huml – Greens Palani Thevar – Labor Danielle Shankey - Labor Andrew Newbold – LNP Lauren Day – LNP Joanne Dissanayake - IMOP Jasmine Melhop -IMOP Jacob Rush – UAP Frank Jordan - LCQ John Booker – One Nation Boyd Shannon – One Nation Mal Johnnson – One Nation LYTTON Michael Johnson - IND Jabez Wells – IND Joan Pease – Labor MOGGILL Simon Russ - UAP Gordon Walters – LNP Dr – LNP McCONNELL Jonathan Spaits – UAP Lawson McCane – Greens – Labor Georgia Phillips – IMOP Roberta Albrecht -Labor Pinky Singh - LNP Amy Rayward – CLM Debra Smith – One Nation Kirsten Lovejoy - Greens Bruce Mitchell – One Nation Malcolm Wood - UAP Ken Austin - Greens MOUNT OMMANEY Alan Hamilton – IMOP MANSFIELD – Labor Miranda Bertram - IND Corrine McMillan – Labor Roger Hooper – LNP John Fair Dobinson - IND Janet Wishart – LNP Asha Worsteling – Greens Paul Swan - LCQ Rob Walter – Greens Clive Brazier – LCQ Anne Perry – One Nation Jarrod Wirth – IND Michael Powell – One Nation NUDGEE Maria Todorova – UAP Ian Eugarde - IND – Labor Brendan Taylor - LCQ Ryan Shaw – LNP Christopher O’Callaghan – One Jim Davies – Greens Nation Dane Pritchard - IMOP MILLER Carroll Halliwell – One Nation – Labor SANDGATE Patsy O’Brien – Greens – Labor Christian Julius – UAP Miree Le Roy – Greens Edward Carroll – AP Clark Siemsen – LNP Josip Zirdum - LCQ Rodney Miles – One Nation Paul Darwen - LNP Todd Milham - IND Maria Packer – One Nation STAFFORD – Labor MP retiring SOUTH BRISBANE Ed Sangjitphun – LNP Jackie Trad – Labor Jimmy Sullivan – Labor Amy MacMahon – Greens Jeffrey Hodges – CLM Clem Grehan – LNP Stephen Bates - Greens Dr John Jiggens – LCQ Kerrie Dwyer – One Nation Rosalie Taxis -One Nation Anthony Conciatore - IND John Meyer – IND Marcus Thorne - UAP TOOHEY – Labor Claire Garton – Greens Warren Craze – LNP Claudia Roel – One Nation Nikola Peterson - LCQ BRISBANE SOUTH-WEST LOGAN/SCENIC RIM REGION IPSWICH REGION ALGESTER LOGAN BUNDAMBA – Labor – Labor Lance McCallum - Labor Wayne Stacey – One Nation Liam Jenkinson – Greens Sharon Bell - One Nation Nerissa Aitken – LNP Clinton Pattison – LNP Danielle Mutton - Greens Josie Mira – Greens Peter Weber – One Nation Angela Lowery - AJP INALA Sam Iskander - UAP Rob Shearman - LNP – MACALISTER IPSWICH Labor Melissa McMahon – Labor Jennifer Howard - Labor Peter Murphy – Greens Judi Van Manen – LNP Shelly Morton - LCQ Nigel Quinlan – LCQ Margaret Keech – IND Suzie Holmes – One Nation Michael Vidal – CLM Kirsty Petersen – Greens Pat Walsh - Greens Scott Reid – One Nation David McClaer – UAP Scott O’Connell - LNP Terry Jones - IND Paul Taylor – IND IPSWICH WEST Miljenka Perovic - LNP Bronwyn Bye – One Nation - Labor JORDAN Ben Musgrave - CLM Gary Duffy - One Nation Charis Mullen – Labor SCENIC RIM Raven Wolf - Greens Neil Symes – One Nation – LNP Clem Grieger - CLM Navdeep Singh – Greens Paul Henselin – One Nation Karakan Kochardy - IND Andrew Mooney - LNP Deborah Husbands – IMOP Chris Green - LNP STRETTON Brad Fowler – UAP Anthony Hopkins - LCQ Duncan Pegg – Labor Luz Stanton - Labor LOCKYER Peter Zhuang – LNP Pitero Agnoletto - Greens Jim McDonald - LNP Andrea Wildin – Greens SPRINGWOOD Corey West - One Nation Alexey Chekhunov – One – Labor Andrew Rockliff - UAP Nation Kirrily Boulton – LNP Jim Savage - IND Glen Cookson – One Nation Janet Butler - Labor Judy Rush – AJP Rebecca Haley - Greens Gueorgui Sokolov – UAP Janina Leo – Greens Ian Sganzerla - CLM WATERFORD – Labor

Kim Miller – One Nation Andrew Caswell – LNP REDLAND BAY Ben Olsen – CLM CAPALABA Lanai Carter – IND Don Brown – Labor Lachlan Smart - Greens Bev Walters – LNP WOODRIDGE Michael Metzen – Greens – Labor Marilyn Winters – IMOP Russell Bauer - LNP Peter Callil- CLM Valerie Bennett - Greens Paul Branagan - IND Lann Valentine – One Nation Neal Gilmore – One Nation OODGEROO Dr Mark Robinson – LNP Claire Richardson – IND Irene Henley – Labor Kirstyn Marriott – IMOP Ian Mazlin – Greens Douglas Chapman – One Nation REDLANDS Kim Richards -Labor Henry Pike – LNP Carmen McNaught – Greens Michelle Maher – IMOP Frank Brady – LCQ Craig Gunnis – UAP Peter Williams – One Nation Andrew Pope - SFF GOLD COAST GOLD COAST (CONT’D) MORETON REGION BONNEY MERMAID BEACH BANCROFT Sam O’Connor – LNP – LNP – Labor Amin Javanmard – Greens Stephen James – One Nation Nik Aai Reddy – One Nation Ash Borg – Labor Phil Carlson – LNP Deb Lynch – LCQ David Bark – UAP Barry Grant – IND Leana Marquet - IND Carl Ungerer – Labor Ell-Leigh Ackerman – Greens Michael Rix – One Nation Zai Harris – Greens KURWONGBAH BROADWATER Rhett Holt - IND – Labor – LNP Hristo Avdjiev - UAP Kim Attrill – One Nation April Broadbent – Greens Kerry Petrus – LNP Nicholas McArthur-Williams - Natalie O’Donnell – IMOP Earl Snijders – Greens IND Maureen Simpson - Labor Thor Prohaska - IND Suphakan Somsriruen – CLM Jesse Schneider – One Nation Heather Dwane - AJP Mara Krischker - UAP Tory Jones - IND MORAYFIELD BURLEIGH MUDGEERABA Mark Ryan – Labor Michael Hart – LNP – LNP Rodney Hansen – One Nation Rachel Mebberson – Greens Scott Turner – Greens Grant Matthews - IMOP Wayne Bartholomew – Labor Brandon McMahon – UAP Theresa Craig - LNP Scott Wallace – AJP Amy Smith - Greens Andrew Liddell – One Nation Carlo Fillingeri – UAP Jason Snow - IND Georgie Batty – One Nation Mark Pytellek – CLM MURRUMBA Ingrid Weber - LCQ Gary Pead - IND Steven Miles - Labor COOMERA Leith Erikson - IND Karen Haddock - One Nation – LNP Yvonne Barlow - LNP Bill Sherwood - IND Chris Johnson – Labor Jason Kennedy - Greens Maxim Otten-Kamp - Labor Lissy Gavranich – Greens Stewart Clark - IND Heath Gallagher – UAP Lindon Cox - AJP Leichelle McMahon - SFF Darryl Prout – AJP SOUTHPORT PINE RIVERS Tabita Wilkinson – One Nation – LNP - Labor She D’Montford - IMOP Susie Gallagher – Labor Kara Thomas - LNP Kris Bourbon - IND Alissa Pattrick - IMOP Raphael Felix – One Nation CURRUMBIN Stephen Austin - UAP – LNP Brett Lambert - IND Bruce Vaschina - IND Kaylee Campradt – Labor Alan Quinn – Greens Christopher Leech – One Peter Burgoyne – Greens Jack Drake - CLM Nation Glen Wadsworth – One Nation Maria Avdjieva - UAP Tara Seiffert-Smith - Greens Anna Palmer – UAP Maureen Brohman - AJP Dr Richard Stuckey - IND SURFERS PARADISE PUMICESTONE Ian Logan – IND John-Paul Langbroek – LNP Fiona Gaske- LNP Tracy Takacs-Thorne - IND Nelson Quinn – Greens - Labor GAVEN Roger McKay – UAP Ross Konowalenko -One – Labor Leanne Schultz – One Nation Nation Kirsten Jackson – LNP Richard Ogden - Greens Brianna Bailey - Labor Sharon Sewell – One Nation Dr Steven Newberry - UAP Sally Spain – Greens THEODORE Ryan Dryden - LCQ Suzette Luyken – LCQ – LNP REDCLIFFE Gary Beck – UAP Tracey Bell – Labor Yvette D’Ath- Labor Reyna Drake - CLM John Woodlock – Greens Kerri-Anne Dooley - LNP Ian Philp - IND Robert Marks – UAP Robert Blohberger - UAP Anita Holland – One Nation Will Simon - Greens Gale Oxenford - IND Carolyn Kerr - IND Virginia Davy – One Nation

SUNSHINE COAST SUNSHINE COAST (CONT’D) WIDE BAY / BURNETT BUDERIM NICKLIN BUNDABERG Brent Mickelberg - LNP Marty Hunt – LNP David Batt – LNP Joyce Hosking - One Nation Robert Skelton – Labor Tom Smith – Labor Ken Mackenzie - Labor Sue Etheridge – Greens Ian Zunker – LCQ Alina Lee - IMOP Claire Ogden - Greens Allona Lahn – IMOP Steve Dickson – IND Shane Smeltz - UAP Michael Cardinal – One Daniel Philip - UAP Stewart Jones – One Nation Nation Deborah Moseley - Greens BURNETT Ricardo Bossi - IND Michael Andrews - IND Stephen Bennett – LNP Alison Barry-Jones - IND NINDERRY Paul Hudson – KAP CALOUNDRA – LNP MP retiring Dan Purdie – LNP Elizabeth Case – IMOP Stuart Coward - LNP Melinda Dodds – Labor Liam Johns - Greens - Labor Andrea Newland – IMOP Ric Glass - IND Luke Poland - One Nation Frank Weijers – One Nation Geoffrey Mansell – One Nation Raelene Ellis - Greens Jay Giles – UAP Kerri Morgan - Labor Trevor Gray - UAP CALLIDE Daniel Bryar – Greens Belinda Hart – IMOP – LNP Mike Jessop - IND NOOSA Loris Doessel - IND Mathew Hill - IND Sandy Bolton – IND Anthony Walsh - Greens GLASS HOUSE James Blevin – LNP Gordon Earnshaw - Labor Andrew Powell – LNP Mark Denham – Labor Adam Burling - IND Brent Hampstead – Labor Rhonda Prescott – Greens NANANGO Graeme Campbell – One Darrell Redford - AJP - LNP Nation Mark Stapleton – Labor Tracey Bell-Henselin – One Andrew McLean – Greens Tony Scrimshaw – One Nation Nation James McDonald – UAP Maggie O’Rance – LCQ Laressa McCoy - IMOP John Harbison – Greens GYMPIE – LNP Michael Blaxland – One Nation Lauren Granger-Brown -Greens FRASER COAST Nicholas Fairbairn – IMOP HERVEY BAY – LNP MP retiring Geoff Williams – Labor Steve Coleman – LNP Roland Maertens - IND Damian Huxham – One Nation Tim Jerome - IND Amy Byrnes – AJP Donna Reardon - IND Adrian Tantari - Labor KAWANA Stuart Taylor - IND – LNP Sonya Gerdsen - Greens Lyn Moussalli – One Nation MARYBOROUGH Bill Redpath – Labor – Labor Anna Sri – Greens Sharon Lohse – One Nation Afrikah McGladrigan – UAP Craig Armstrong – Greens Pamela Mariko - AJP Denis Chapman – LNP MAROOCHYDORE Samantha Packer – IMOP – LNP Alexandar Sokolov – UAP John Connolly – IND River Body – LCQ Tash Poole – AJP Greg Searle – UAP Alison Smith - Labor Gabrielle Unverzagt - Greens Janet Creevey - IND Rod McCormack – One Nation Mark Wadeson - IND CENTRAL QUEENSLAND NORTH QUEENSLAND FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND GLADSTONE BURDEKIN BARRON RIVER Glenn Butcher – Labor – LNP Craig Crawford – Labor Kevin Jorgensen – One Nation Carolyn Moriarty – NQ First Linda Cooper – LNP Ron Harding – LNP Benjamin Wood – UAP Aaron McDonald – Greens Murray Peterson - IND Mike Brunker – Labor Adam Rowe – IMOP Emma Eastaughffe - Greens Thiriet Dominique - AJP Jenny Brown – UAP KEPPEL Jack Smith - Greens Susan Andrews – One Nation Brittany Lauger – Labor Clive Remmer – One Nation CAIRNS Adrian de Groot – LNP Sam Cox - KAP Michael Healy – Labor Wade Rothery- One Nation HINCHINBROOK Sam Marino – LNP Nicole Smeltz – UAP – KAP Darrin Griffith – One Nation Clancy Mullbrick – Greens Scott Piper – LNP David Wright – UAP Jimmy Dockery - LCQ Aurelio Mason UAP Daniel Dench – Greens Paula Ganfield - IMOP Paul Jacob – Labor Sarah Baxter - IMOP ROCKHAMPTON Carolyn Mewing – Greens COOK Barry O’Rourke – Labor Jen Sackley – AFP – Labor Torin O’Brien – One Nation Michael Sullivan – One Nation Desmond Tayley – NQ First Tony Hopkins – LNP MUNDINGBURRA – Labor MP retiring Brettlyn Neal – One Nation Christian Shepherd -KAP Glenn Doyle – LNP Tanika Parker – KAP Laura Barnard – LCQ Ian Bowron – One Nation Deby Ruddel - Greens Dominic Doblo - IND Jenny Brown – Greens Nipper Brown - LNP Mick Jones - Greens Martin Brewster – UAP Yodie Batzke - IND Yvette Saxon - IMOP Alannah Tomlinson – KAP Stephen Goulmy - UAP Paul Crangle - UAP – Labor HILL MIRANI Susan Jackson - LCQ - KAP Steve Andrew – One Nation THURINGOWA Michael Hodgkins - Labor Tracie Newitt – LNP Aaron Harper – Labor Jennifer Cox - Greens Jason Borg – NQ First Natalie Marr - LNP Tara Garozzo - IMOP Shane Hamilton – Labor Julianne Wood – KAP Peter Campion - IND Tepepe Borg – UAP Michael Turner – UAP Nick Cuda - LNP Nick Byram – CLM Heidi Hardisty – Greens Chester Tuxford - IND Ben Watkin - Greens Jeni Alexander – One Nation MULGRAVE TOWNSVILLE - Labor Scott Stewart – Labor Gerry Vallianos - LNP John Hathaway – LNP Attila Feher-Holan - KAP Tom O’Grady – Greens Sue Cory - Greens MACKAY/WHITSUNDAYS Clynton Hawks – NQ First Francis Bartorillo – One Nation MACKAY Joshua Schwarz – KAP – Labor Greg Dowling – UAP Christine Keys – One Nation Samara Grumberg – AJP Chris Bonanno – LNP Toni McMahon – IMOP Julie Saunders – IMOP Clive Clarkson – One Nation Imogen Lindenberg – Greens Shaun Krstic - LCQ WHITSUNDAY Jason Costigan – NQ First – LNP Angie Kelly – Labor Deb Lawson – One Nation Ciaron Paterson – KAP Greg Armstrong – UAP Paul Hilder – LCQ Emma Barrett – Greens DARLING DOWNS / TOOWOOMBA WESTERN QUEENSLAND CONDAMINE GREGORY – LNP Lachlan Millar – LNP Greg Priebe – One Nation Dave Kerrigan – Labor Nui Harris – UAP Tania Kiara – IMOP Sean Womersley - Greens Paul Bambrick - Greens Brendon Huybregts - Labor Thomas Turner - UAP SOUTHERN DOWNS Bruce Currie - CLM James Lister – LNP Clint Rothery – One Nation Rosemary Moulden – OneNation TRAEGER Joel Ritchers – Labor – KAP Dr Deb Waldron – LCQ James Bambrick – Labor Malcolm Richardson - IND Marnie Smith – LNP Tom Henderson - Greens Phillip Collins - UAP TOOWOOMBA NORTH Kristian Horvath – Greens Trevor Watts – LNP Craig Scriven - IND Megan O’Hara Sullivan -Labor WARREGO Alyce Nelligan – Greens – LNP Ron Humphrey – One Nation Rick Gurnett -KAP Stella Sokolova - UAP Joshua Sanderson - Greens TOOWOOMBA SOUTH Mark Stone - IND – LNP Joshua Coyne – One Nation Susan Krause – Labor Mark O’Brien – Labor Dylan Kozlowski – One Nation Thomas Coyne – Greens Allan Turner - UAP Robert Berry - IND

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This report was produced by the Clem Jones Group, Dying With Dignity Queensland, and Doctors For Assisted Dying Choice (Qld) for the dominant purpose of educating and raising awareness of voluntary assisted dying.

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