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2025-08-21 · Ordinary

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0:000:140:280:430:571:121:26Frank Wilkie (Chair) · 927.69 named secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 0.0–105.495 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 181.851–197.741 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 219.925–230.745 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 272.991–301.649 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1129.221–1132.498 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1597.607–1602.346 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1821.301–1835.573 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2033.864–2035.9 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2136.496–2151.572 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2474.193–2493.921 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2660.395–2685.961 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3503.271–3675.513 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3689.915–3709.685 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3754.283–3759.703 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3902.167–3963.286 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4021.18–4023.931 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4040.54–4114.788 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4223.085–4231.691 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4313.198–4316.756 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4345.366–4361.369 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4412.246–4418.844 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4590.611–4591.164 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4640.817–4644.153 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4661.801–4665.594 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4679.088–4689.742 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4759.122–4770.568 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4881.53–5066.533 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 5112.466–5209.502 secondsJames Porter · 671.35 named secondsJames Porter · 303.952–904.965 secondsJames Porter · 919.589–989.93 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 570.87 named secondsAmelia Lorentson · 108.394–179.73 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 200.724–218.201 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 233.268–271.031 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3677.497–3686.875 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3711.247–3754.223 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3761.443–3900.619 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4135.77–4144.002 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4173.663–4221.183 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4652.782–4659.849 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4665.695–4678.809 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4690.102–4758.54 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4770.803–4879.199 secondsAndrew Taylor · 405.45 named secondsAndrew Taylor · 1012.021–1127.047 secondsAndrew Taylor · 1135.541–1425.964 secondsKim Rawlings · 247.4 named secondsKim Rawlings · 2243.296–2299.576 secondsKim Rawlings · 2320.082–2322.064 secondsKim Rawlings · 2393.141–2472.803 secondsKim Rawlings · 2512.783–2548.243 secondsKim Rawlings · 2584.175–2658.192 secondsHelen Nugent · 226.28 named secondsHelen Nugent · 1428.366–1524.664 secondsHelen Nugent · 1603.508–1733.494 secondsKaren Finzel · 207.78 named secondsKaren Finzel · 4024.438–4038.738 secondsKaren Finzel · 4118.169–4131.968 secondsKaren Finzel · 4149.277–4168.958 secondsKaren Finzel · 4419.385–4579.386 secondsShaun Walsh · 196.83 named secondsShaun Walsh · 1534.661–1597.607 secondsShaun Walsh · 1749.8–1818.254 secondsShaun Walsh · 4001.841–4017.944 secondsShaun Walsh · 4581.944–4590.33 secondsShaun Walsh · 4595.214–4636.154 secondsHayley Hass · 174.64 named secondsHayley Hass · 2151.575–2239.77 secondsHayley Hass · 2303.175–2319.622 secondsHayley Hass · 2322.104–2392.107 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 157.39 named secondsRichard MacGillivray · 908.538–918.448 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1924.88–2026.166 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 2088.31–2134.504 secondsBrian Stockwell · 113.69 named secondsBrian Stockwell · 4231.731–4310.683 secondsBrian Stockwell · 5067.553–5102.286 secondsNick Cooke · 109.58 named secondsNick Cooke · 1854.142–1918.795 secondsNick Cooke · 2039.461–2084.384 secondsJessica Phillips · 93.82 named secondsJessica Phillips · 3966.847–3993.551 secondsJessica Phillips · 4321.463–4344.045 secondsJessica Phillips · 4363.426–4407.964 secondsLarry Sengstock · 36.5 named secondsLarry Sengstock · 2495.822–2506.041 secondsLarry Sengstock · 2555.152–2581.433 seconds

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Named speaking time · seconds
PersonValueCounted fromEvidence
Frank Wilkie927.69Count / sumContributing records
James Porter671.35Count / sumContributing records
Amelia Lorentson570.87Count / sumContributing records
Andrew Taylor405.45Count / sumContributing records
Kim Rawlings247.4Count / sumContributing records
Helen Nugent226.28Count / sumContributing records
Karen Finzel207.78Count / sumContributing records
Shaun Walsh196.83Count / sumContributing records
Hayley Hass174.64Count / sumContributing records
Richard MacGillivray157.39Count / sumContributing records
Brian Stockwell113.69Count / sumContributing records
Nick Cooke109.58Count / sumContributing records
Jessica Phillips93.82Count / sumContributing records
Larry Sengstock36.5Count / sumContributing records

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Contributing records for Named speaking time
DateRecordTypeAvailabilitySource
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21James PorterspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Richard MacGillivrayspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21James PorterspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Andrew TaylorspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Andrew TaylorspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Helen NugentspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Shaun WalshspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Helen NugentspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Shaun WalshspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Nick CookespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Richard MacGillivrayspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Nick CookespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Richard MacGillivrayspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-08-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence

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