Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (7.09 pm): I rise this evening to highlight the hypocrisy of the Palaszczuk Labor government on our borders and ultimately to plead with the Premier to stop treating the borders as a political tool for her re-election and start showing some compassion and some common sense on
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (5.49 pm): I rise today to speak on the Criminal Code (Child Sexual Offences Reform) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2019. Although the introduction and committee consideration of this bill predates my time in this place, I had experience prosecuting child sexual offences during my career as
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (6.49 pm): I rise today to speak in the cognate debate on the Queensland Future Fund Bill and the Royalty Legislation Amendment Bill. Turning first to the Queensland Future Fund Bill, a better name for this bill would be the ‘Creative Accounting Bill’ because, as the member
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (7.32 pm): It is my job to be a voice for my community. Since the Premier announced on Twitter last Wednesday that she was closing Queensland’s borders and this week has thrown up the possibility of bursting the border bubble—a border bubble with a locals pass that
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (2.25 pm): Today I rise in this chamber to talk about something that I have raised before, something that should have been fixed already. Yes, I am talking about the Palaszczuk Labor government’s border blockade and the havoc that the border checkpoints continue to wreak on my
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (6.21 pm): This evening I rise to speak on the Corrective Services and Other Legislation Amendment Bill. From the outset, as a member of the Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee I want to put on the record my thanks to the committee staff for their assistance
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (5.10 pm): I rise this afternoon to support the motion moved by the Leader of the Opposition. The Palaszczuk Labor government has shown time and again that it is out of step with ordinary Queenslanders when it comes to the border. Since the Premier handed down her
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (7.00 pm): I rise to speak on an issue that is of tremendous importance to my community. It is causing angst within my community and it is causing consternation for the people in my community almost every single day. I am talking about the border closure between
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (3.16 pm): I rise today in this chamber humbled, grateful and privileged: humbled by the confidence the people of Currumbin have placed in me, profoundly grateful for all of the support of those who have worked so hard to get me here and deeply privileged at the
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (7.09 pm): I rise this evening to highlight the hypocrisy of the Palaszczuk Labor government on our borders and ultimately to plead with the Premier to stop treating the borders as a political tool for her re-election and start showing some compassion and some common sense on
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (5.49 pm): I rise today to speak on the Criminal Code (Child Sexual Offences Reform) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2019. Although the introduction and committee consideration of this bill predates my time in this place, I had experience prosecuting child sexual offences during my career as
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (6.49 pm): I rise today to speak in the cognate debate on the Queensland Future Fund Bill and the Royalty Legislation Amendment Bill. Turning first to the Queensland Future Fund Bill, a better name for this bill would be the ‘Creative Accounting Bill’ because, as the member
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (7.32 pm): It is my job to be a voice for my community. Since the Premier announced on Twitter last Wednesday that she was closing Queensland’s borders and this week has thrown up the possibility of bursting the border bubble—a border bubble with a locals pass that
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (2.25 pm): Today I rise in this chamber to talk about something that I have raised before, something that should have been fixed already. Yes, I am talking about the Palaszczuk Labor government’s border blockade and the havoc that the border checkpoints continue to wreak on my
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (6.21 pm): This evening I rise to speak on the Corrective Services and Other Legislation Amendment Bill. From the outset, as a member of the Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee I want to put on the record my thanks to the committee staff for their assistance
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (5.10 pm): I rise this afternoon to support the motion moved by the Leader of the Opposition. The Palaszczuk Labor government has shown time and again that it is out of step with ordinary Queenslanders when it comes to the border. Since the Premier handed down her
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (7.00 pm): I rise to speak on an issue that is of tremendous importance to my community. It is causing angst within my community and it is causing consternation for the people in my community almost every single day. I am talking about the border closure between
Mrs GERBER (Currumbin—LNP) (3.16 pm): I rise today in this chamber humbled, grateful and privileged: humbled by the confidence the people of Currumbin have placed in me, profoundly grateful for all of the support of those who have worked so hard to get me here and deeply privileged at the
