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Queensland Parliament, Record of Proceedings (Hansard) · Legislative Assembly of Queensland

Issuing body
Legislative Assembly of Queensland
Series
Record of Proceedings (Hansard)
Jurisdiction
Queensland

The Legislative Assembly's official verbatim record of debate. A member's own speech is a primary statement about himself, published by the Parliament.

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Queensland Parliament, Record of Proceedings (Hansard) Date 2009-04-22 · House Legislative Assembly · Speech Maiden speech · Member Cameron Dick Secondary

Queensland Parliament, Record of Proceedings (Hansard) · Legislative Assembly of Queensland

For Cameron Robert Dick & Therese Oxenham

If faith could move mountains then my wife, Therese, could single-handedly move the Great Dividing Range. ... two young sons, Samuel and Jonathan. Sam and Jonny represent the future that all of us who serve in this place dedicate ourselves to improving.

Two passages from the same speech, joined by an ellipsis; each is verbatim from the PDF, which I read directly. Names his wife Therese and both sons, Samuel and Jonathan, matching #54946, #54948 and #54949 on given names. CAUTION: this same speech separately thanks 'Therese Ferlin and Jade Simmons' as electorate office staff - a different Therese, an employee, not his wife.

Queensland Parliament, Record of Proceedings (Hansard) Date 2015-12-01 · House Legislative Assembly · Speech Inaugural speech · Member Cameron Dick Secondary

Queensland Parliament, Record of Proceedings (Hansard) · Legislative Assembly of Queensland

For Cameron Robert Dick & Therese Oxenham

To my wife Therese and my sons, Samuel and Jonathan, words cannot express how I feel in my heart about you. ... I wish to make special mention of my wife Therese's family. To Rol, Bev, June, Suzanne, Billy,

Two passages from the same speech, joined by an ellipsis; each verbatim from the PDF, read directly. Independently repeats the wife's and both sons' given names six years after the maiden speech. The list of his wife's relatives opens with 'Rol', the only published support for the middle name Rollan carried on #54949.