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Question - 7 May 2020
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COVID-19 - Major Projects LegislationCassy O'Connor MP -
Regrettably, the Government is trying to make divisive and flawed major projects legislation the centrepiece of Tasmania's recovery. |
Speech - 7 May 2020
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Adjournment - Leatherwood LoggingCassy O'Connor MP -
The leatherwood tree is found only in Tasmania. It grows in cool temperate rainforests that occur in mossy forests along the north west, the west coasts and down into the south west of Tasmania, that is the wetter parts of Tasmania. |
Question - 7 May 2020
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COVID-19 - Concerns of North-West DoctorsRosalie Woodruff MP -
North-west doctors have been at the forefront of the COVID-19 pandemic. They have been risking their personal safety, working day after day, caring for sick patients. |
Speech - 7 May 2020
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Adjournment - Fire Tower Road Development, KoonyaRosalie Woodruff MP -
I make some comments about a development application at Fire Tower Road, Koonya, on the Tasman Peninsula. Submissions to the Tasman Council closed today. |
Speech - 7 May 2020
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Matter of Public importance - COVID-19Rosalie Woodruff MP -
Amidst the work that these people are doing and continue to do for people in the north-west, for all of us, in keeping us safe in this pandemic, they also recognise the importance of looking to the future, as are we all. |
Speech - 6 May 2020
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Adjournment - Fallow DeerCassy O'Connor MP -
We are now in a situation in 2020 where the Department of Primary Industries, Parks and Water and the Environment Game Management Branch really has no idea how many fallow deer there are in Tasmania. |
Speech - 6 May 2020
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COVID-19 Disease Emergency (Commercial Leases) Bill 2020 - Second ReadingCassy O'Connor MP -
The Greens recognise that formulating this bill and balancing the interests that are contained within it has been challenging for the Government and the Office of Parliamentary Counsel. |
Question - 6 May 2020
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COVID-19 Commercial and Residential Tenancy ProtectionsCassy O'Connor MP -
We recognise this state has moved to freeze evictions and rent increases for residential tenants, in part due to the advocacy of the Greens, but they will be substantially less protected than business people leasing commercial premises. |
Speech - 6 May 2020
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Adjournment - Coronavirus Impacts on EconomyRosalie Woodruff MP -
Over the next week or two we will be making some very large decisions about where we head in the near future, indeed until a vaccine becomes available for coronavirus, and that is likely to take another 18 months |
Speech - 6 May 2020
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Matter Of Public Importance - COVID-19 PandemicRosalie Woodruff MP -
On Friday we will hear from the National Cabinet the result of their views about where we are going to head in Australia as we look to the prospect of easing the social restrictions that have been in place for about six weeks now. |
Question - 6 May 2020
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COVID-19 - Implementation of RecommendationsRosalie Woodruff MP -
The north-west COVID-19 outbreak has been devastating for the families of people who died and hugely affected the 5000 people who went into quarantine. |
Speech - 1 May 2020
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Matter of Public importance - COVID-19 UpdateCassy O'Connor MP -
That piece of legislation handed government enormous powers. It had to be scrutinised. It should have been amended. It clearly needed amending because the Government accepted our first amendment and made it their own. |
Speech - 1 May 2020
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Matter of Public importance - COVID-19 UpdateRosalie Woodruff MP -
Some of us would have heard stories late last year of a mysterious virus coming out of Wuhan, China. It trickled out in the newsfeed for a few months and was barely recognised as an issue. |
Speech - 30 April 2020
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Ministerial statement - Update of Government COVID-19 ResponseCassy O'Connor MP -
We are witnessing the most profound social and economic shock I believe that this island has experienced since the Great Depression. |
Speech - 30 April 2020
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Motion without Notice - COVID-19 Related Standing and Sessional Order AdjustmentsCassy O'Connor MP -
We recognise that we are in extraordinary times as a parliament and we very much appreciate the decision to return parliament, albeit in a very restricted manner. |
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