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James highlights the impact of drought in the Southern Downs electorate

Wednesday, 16 May 2019 I rise to speak in the House about an important issue in my electorate of Southern Downs—and that is the drought. We have experienced an extreme drought for some time now. There has been very little meaningful rain throughout Southern Downs over the last few years

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James expresses concerns with elements of the Blue Card system

Wednesday, 16 May 2019 I, too, rise to speak on this bill, and it is a very important bill. It is the most important duty of the state to look after the citizens of the state, and there are no more vulnerable citizens than our children. Most of us in

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James rises to speak on the Auditor-General’s 2017-18 water report

Wednesday, 16 May 2019 I rise to speak on the Auditor-General’s 2017-18 water report. As I listened to the contributions of members on my side and members on the other side, I noted the stark difference in understanding about the value of irrigated agriculture. I doubt whether anybody seated to

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James opposes parts of the Natural Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill

Tuesday, 14 May 2019 I too rise to make a contribution on the Natural Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill. As many speakers who have come before me have observed, the ‘other legislation’ is by far the dominant feature of this particular bill. In my relatively short time in this

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James speaks in support of the Health and Wellbeing Queensland Bill

Thursday, 2 May 2019 I rise to make a contribution to the debate on the Health and Wellbeing Queensland Bill. The LNP and I are very supportive of the bill. I thank the committee, the submitters and the groups that contributed to the consideration of the bill. The objective of

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James supports teachers, and the Education (Queensland College of Teachers) Amendment bill

Thursday, 4 April 2019 I rise to speak in the debate on the Education (Queensland College of Teachers) Amendment Bill. I think it is a good bill. I learnt a bit about this issue not so much through my parliamentary exposure but when I was visited by a delegation of

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