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2024-04-18 · Ordinary

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0:000:070:150:220:300:380:45Frank Wilkie (Chair) · 529.58 named secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 43.805–189.742 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 333.384–360.635 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 416.71–421.463 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 445.581–453.154 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 484.363–485.887 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 696.78–714.884 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 968.927–993.341 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1057.247–1059.149 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1083.973–1130.62 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1286.211–1311.639 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1373.659–1401.129 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1415.597–1421.4 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1458.047–1460.41 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1593.63–1594.18 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1690.04–1692.662 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1714.239–1717.176 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1812.019–1813.264 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1890.976–1917.226 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2237.284–2243.83 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2247.73–2254.71 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2300.599–2305.287 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2359.401–2366.64 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2370.68–2391.582 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2521.059–2547.632 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2568.128–2583.38 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2600.016–2627.46 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2715.328–2756.507 secondsLarry Sengstock · 575.17 named secondsLarry Sengstock · 16.741–22.039 secondsLarry Sengstock · 33.833–35.846 secondsLarry Sengstock · 41.107–42.897 secondsLarry Sengstock · 1917.727–1963.729 secondsLarry Sengstock · 1973.375–2161.961 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2165.425–2237.244 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2245.37–2247.51 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2325.691–2336.97 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2346.166–2359.32 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2392.298–2519.637 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2547.732–2568.108 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2628.551–2713.927 secondsPauline Coles · 474.57 named secondsPauline Coles · 193.418–332.183 secondsPauline Coles · 360.775–415.645 secondsPauline Coles · 421.523–445.44 secondsPauline Coles · 459.139–482.802 secondsPauline Coles · 538.487–617.616 secondsPauline Coles · 663.633–694.277 secondsPauline Coles · 778.627–840.776 secondsPauline Coles · 912.955–966.821 secondsPauline Coles · 1076.102–1083.672 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 324.36 named secondsAmelia Lorentson · 21.959–24.059 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 26.3–30.212 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 35.866–41.087 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 487.45–538.084 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 620.069–661.31 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 715.305–777.266 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 842.587–911.491 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1461.231–1492.357 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1595.722–1626.198 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1964.31–1973.041 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 2162.883–2165.421 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 2306.369–2323.889 secondsBrian Stockwell · 289.91 named secondsBrian Stockwell · 1060.71–1075.961 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1133.964–1285.309 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1401.71–1414.893 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1422.281–1457.446 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1815.311–1890.274 secondsShaun Walsh · 274.05 named secondsShaun Walsh · 1311.859–1367.579 secondsShaun Walsh · 1494.479–1583.659 secondsShaun Walsh · 1627.32–1688.598 secondsShaun Walsh · 1739.928–1807.798 secondsKaren Finzel · 74.21 named secondsKaren Finzel · 24.664–26.259 secondsKaren Finzel · 1717.596–1739.467 secondsKaren Finzel · 2255.75–2300.359 secondsKaren Finzel · 2339.985–2344.164 secondsKaren Finzel · 2368.429–2370.38 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 68.45 named secondsRichard MacGillivray · 993.341–1057.227 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 2584.762–2589.328 secondsTom Wegener · 30.46 named secondsTom Wegener · 453.836–457.914 secondsTom Wegener · 1693.423–1713.859 secondsTom Wegener · 2593.384–2599.335 seconds

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Named speaking time · seconds
PersonValueCounted fromEvidence
Larry Sengstock575.17Count / sumContributing records
Frank Wilkie529.58Count / sumContributing records
Pauline Coles474.57Count / sumContributing records
Amelia Lorentson324.36Count / sumContributing records
Brian Stockwell289.91Count / sumContributing records
Shaun Walsh274.05Count / sumContributing records
Karen Finzel74.21Count / sumContributing records
Richard MacGillivray68.45Count / sumContributing records
Tom Wegener30.46Count / sumContributing records

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DateRecordTypeAvailabilitySource
2024-04-18Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Karen FinzelspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Pauline ColesspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Pauline ColesspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Pauline ColesspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Tom WegenerspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Pauline ColesspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Pauline ColesspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Pauline ColesspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Pauline ColesspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2024-04-18Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence

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