Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee: Public Meeting with the Parliamentary Commissioner (10 November 2026, 9:14 am)
9 November 2026
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Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee Queensland Parliament
00:05 - 01:36
Speaker 2
Good morning everyone. I'm Mark Furner the chair of the Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee. Also joining me today is Hermann Vorster, the member for Burleigh, the deputy chair, honourable Leanne Linard, member for Nudgee, Mr Marty Hunt MP, member for Nicklin,
Mr Jim McDonald, member for Lockyer, Mr Ray Stevens, member for Mermaid Beach, and Ms Jess Pugh, member for Mount Ommaney, who is substituting honourable Shannon Fentiman, member for Waterford, today. We would like to firstly respect the and acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet today and pay our respects to elders past and present. We're very fortunate to live in a country where two of the oldest continuing cultures in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people whose lands and winds and waters we all share.
Committee's proceedings are proceedings of Queensland Parliament, are subject to the standing rules and orders of the Parliament. As parliamentary proceedings under the standing orders, any person may be excluded from today's meeting at the discretion of the chair or by order of the committee. Proceedings are being recorded by Hansard and broadcast live on the parliamentary website. I ask everyone participating in today's proceedings to ensure they turn their microphone on before speaking, off once they're finished to ensure they can be heard clearly and the proceedings are accurately captured for broadcast and transcript purposes. Media may be present and will be subject to the chair's discretion at all times.
01:36 - 02:18
Speaker 5
The media rules endorsed by the committee are available for the committee staff. All those present today should note that it is possible you may be filmed or photographed by media during the proceedings and images may also appear on the parliamentary website or social media pages. Before we proceed, I ask everyone present to please turn your mobile phones off or switch them to silent mode. Committee is beginning its proceedings in public to deal briefly with some committee matters which we've done before commencing this public meeting with the Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Commissioner. The committee will then close the public part of the meeting and continue its meeting with the Parliamentary Commissioner in private session.
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