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Official Visit to Switzerland 7 – 12 September 2019 The Honourable Annastacia Palaszczuk MP Premier of Queensland and Minister for Trade Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS PROGRAM.............................................................................................................................................. 3 SATURDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 2019 ................................................................................................................................. 3 SUNDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2019 .................................................................................................................................... 3 MONDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2019 ................................................................................................................................... 4 TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2019 ................................................................................................................................. 5 WEDNESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2019 ............................................................................................................................ 6 THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2019 ............................................................................................................................... 6 DELEGATES AND MEMBERS .............................................................................................................. 7 OFFICIAL PARTY MEMBERS ....................................................................................................................................... 7 AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE ............................................................................................................................ 7 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA ............................................................................................................................... 7 SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND COUNCIL OF MAYORS ......................................................................................................... 8 MEDIA .................................................................................................................................................................. 8 INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE DELEGATION ...................................................................................................... 8 MEETING AND EVENT SUMMARIES ................................................................................................. 10 TOUR OF THE OLYMPIC MUSEUM............................................................................................................................ 10 OLYMPIC CANDIDATURE LEADERSHIP GROUP MEETING .............................................................................................. 11 DINNER HOSTED BY MR JOHN COATES AC, PRESIDENT, AOC ...................................................................................... 12 IOC OLYMPIC HOUSE ORIENTATION ........................................................................................................................ 13 IOC BRIEFINGS ..................................................................................................................................................... 14 LUNCH HOSTED BY THE IOC PRESIDENT .................................................................................................................... 17 MEDIA ................................................................................................................................................... 18 Page 2 Official Visit to Switzerland and France by the Honourable Annastacia Palaszczuk MP, Premier of Queensland and Minister for Trade 7 – 14 September 2019 Program Time in bold indicates local time Time in normal font indicates Brisbane time Time Differences Switzerland and France 8 hours behind Brisbane Saturday 7 September 2019 7:10pm Arrive at Brisbane International Airport 9:00pm Depart Brisbane for Dubai, United Arab Emirates Qantas Airlines Flight No. QF8435 Flight time: 14hrs 10 mins Sunday 8 September 2019 5:10am Arrive Dubai International Airport 11:10am 6:00am Premier’s Disaster Management Briefing (via telephone) 12:00pm 8:30am Depart Dubai for Geneva, Switzerland 2:30pm 1:15pm Arrive Geneva International Airport 9:15pm 2:00pm Transfer to Grand Hotel Kempinski Geneva 10:00pm Travel time: 15 minutes (dependent on traffic) 3:00pm Arrive and check-in Grand Hotel Kempinski Geneva 11:00pm Quai du Mont-Blanc 19 CH – 1201 Geneva, Switzerland Tel: +41 22 908 9081 Overnight Grand Hotel Kempinski Geneva Page 3 Monday 9 September 2019 8:00am IOC Briefing by Director-General 4:00pm Venue: Grand Hotel Kempinski Geneva 9:00am Premier’s Disaster Management Briefing (via telephone) 5:00pm 1:00pm Depart hotel to collect Mr John Coates AC, President, Australian 9:00pm Olympic Committee (AOC) from Geneva International Airport Travel time: 15 minutes (dependent on traffic) 1:30pm Depart Geneva International Airport for Lausanne 9:30pm Travel time: 1 hour 20 minutes (dependent on traffic) 2:50pm Arrive and check-in at Beau-Rivage Palace 10:50pm Place du Port 17-19, 1006 Lausanne Tel: +41 21 613 33 06 3:30pm Travel to The Olympic Museum 11:30pm Travel time: 15 minutes (walking) 3:45pm Tour of The Olympic Museum 11:45pm Venue: The Olympic Museum, 1, quai d’Ouchy, 1006 Lausanne 5:10pm Return to accommodation 1:10am Travel time: 15 minutes (walking) 5:30pm – 6:30pm Olympic Candidature Leadership Group Meeting 1:30am – 2:30am Venue: Elysée Room, Lobby Level, Beau-Rivage Palace 7:00pm – 9:00pm Dinner hosted by Mr John Coates AC, President, AOC 3:00am – 5:00am Venue: Café Beau-Rivage, Lobby Level, Beau-Rivage Palace Overnight Beau-Rivage Palace Page 4 Tuesday 10 September 2019 7:00am Premier’s Disaster Management Briefing (via telephone) 3:00pm 8:45am Depart hotel for Olympic House 4:45pm Travel time: 15 minutes 9:00am Arrive at Olympic House and greeted by Dr Thomas Bach OLY, 5:00pm President, International Olympic Committee (IOC) Venue: Olympic House, Château de Vidy, Rte de Vidy 9-11, 1007 Lausanne 9:10am – 9:15am IOC President leads delegation to third floor of Olympic House 5:10pm – 5:15pm Venue: Olympic House 9:15am – 9:20am Premier signs IOC Golden Book 5:15pm – 5:20pm Venue: Olympic House 9:20am – 9:30am Meet with the IOC President and Director-General 5:20pm – 5:30pm Venue: Olympic House 9:30am – 10:00am IOC Olympic House Orientation 5:30pm – 6:00pm Venue: Olympic House 10:00am – 12:20pm IOC Briefings 6:00pm – 8:20pm Venue: Olympic House 12:30pm – 2:00pm Lunch hosted by the IOC President 8:30pm – 10:00pm Venue: Olympic House 2:30pm – 4:00pm IOC Briefings (continued) 10:30pm – 12:00am Venue: Olympic House 4:30pm Joint press briefing with Q&A session with the Premier, IOC 12:30am President and AOC President Venue: Ground floor, Olympic House 5:30pm Depart for accommodation 1:30am Travel time: 15 minutes 6:45pm Depart accommodation for Geneva International Airport 2:45am Travel time: 1 hour 15 minutes (dependent on traffic) 7:30pm Arrive Geneva International Airport 3:30am 9:40pm Depart Geneva on Emirates flight EK84 (QF8084) 5:40am Flight time: 6 hours 30 minutes Overnight In transit Page 5 Wednesday 11 September 2019 6:10am Arrive Dubai International Airport 12:10pm 7:00am Premier’s Disaster Management Briefing (via telephone) 1:00pm 10:35am Depart Dubai for Brisbane on Qantas flight QF8434 4:35pm Flight time: 13 hours 50 minutes Overnight / In transit time zone change Thursday 12 September 2019 6:25am Arrive Brisbane International Airport Page 6 Delegates and members Official Party Members The Honourable Premier of Queensland and Annastacia Palaszczuk MP Minister for Trade Mr Dave Stewart Director-General, Department of the Premier and Cabinet Mr Shane Doherty Deputy Chief of Staff, Communications and Engagement, Office of the Premier Ms Kerry Petersen PSM Deputy Director-General, 2032 Taskforce, Department of the Premier and Cabinet Ms Emily Kerekes Manager, Protocol and International Engagement, Department of the Premier and Cabinet Senior Constable Shane Wright Queensland Police Service Australian Olympic Committee Mr John Coates AC President, Australian Olympic Committee Mr Strath Gordon Head of Public Affairs and Communications, Australian Olympic Committee Ms Pamela Harris Executive Assistant to Mr John Coates AC Commonwealth of Australia Mr Ted O’Brien MP Representative of the Prime Minister of Australia and Member for Fairfax, Queensland Mr Milton Dick MP Member for Oxley, Queensland Ms Lyndall Soper Acting First Assistant Secretary, Population Health and Sport Division, Department of Health Page 7 South East Queensland Council of Mayors Cr Mark Jamieson Representative of the Chair, SEQ Council of Mayors and Mayor, Sunshine Coast Council Mr Scott Smith Chief Executive Officer, SEQ Council of Mayors Media Mr Peter Gleeson Journalist, News Limited Mr Joel Dry Journalist, Channel 7 Television Ms Tegan George Journalist, Network Ten Television Ms Shannon Marshall-McCormack Journalist, Channel 7 Television Mr Danny Burton Camera operator, Channel 7 Television International Olympic Committee Delegation Dr Thomas Bach OLY President, International Olympic Committee Mr John Coates AC Member, International Olympic Committee Mr Christophe de Kepper Director-General, International Olympic Committee Mr Christophe Dubi Olympic Games Executive Director, International Olympic Committee Ms Jacqueline Barrett Associate Director, Olympic Candidatures, International Olympic Committee Mr Kit McConnell Sports Director, International Olympic Committee Ms Lana Haddad Chief
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