Mr Harry Quick

Mr Harry Quick

Former Member

Party
UNKNOWN
Chamber
House of Representatives

Biography

Parliamentary service
  • Elected to the House of Representatives for Franklin, Tasmania, 1993. Re-elected 1996, 1998, 2001 and 2004. Retired prior to general elections 2007.
Parliamentary positions
  • Member of the Speaker's Panel from 7.5.1996 to 8.10.2001.
  • Member of the Speaker's Panel from 17.11.2004 to 17.10.2007.
Committee service
  • House of Representatives Standing: Community Affairs served from 12.5.1993 to 29.1.1996; Employment, Education and Training served from 12.5.1993 to 29.1.1996; Privileges served from 24.11.1993 to 9.5.1994; Family and Community Affairs served as Deputy Chair from 29.5.1996 to 7.12.1998; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs served from 29.5.1996 to 7.12.1998; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs served as Deputy Chair from 8.12.1998 to 8.10.2001; Family and Community Affairs served from 8.12.1998 to 8.10.2001; Selection served from 18.2.2002 to 31.8.2004; House served from 20.3.2002 to 31.8.2004; Ageing served from 20.3.2002 to 14.5.2002; Members' Interests served from 20.3.2002 to 17.10.2007; Family and Community Affairs served from 15.10.2002 to 31.8.2004; Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry served from 13.5.2004 to 31.8.2004; Science and Innovation served as Deputy Chair from 2.12.2004 to 17.10.2007; Family and Human Services served from 2.12.2004 to 17.10.2007
  • Joint Statutory: Native Title and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Land Fund served from 4.5.1994 to 31.8.1998; National Crime Authority served from 9.11.1994 to 29.1.1996
Conferences, delegations and visits
  • Parliamentary delegation member to the Pacific, July 1993.
  • Delegate to the 92nd Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference, Denmark from August to September 1994.
  • Attended official meetings in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia from August to September 1994.
  • Parliamentary delegation member to New Zealand, August 1995.
  • Attended official meetings in Kuwait, September 1997.
  • Delegate to the 98th Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference, Egypt, September 1997.
  • Attended study tour in New Zealand, July 2000.
  • Attended study tour in Poland and France from August to September 2000.
  • Parliamentary delegation member to France and Germany from September to October 2001.
  • Attended official meetings in Turkey, April 2005.
  • Parliamentary delegation member to Laos, the United Arab Emirates and Pakistan, September 2005.
  • Parliamentary delegation member to Saudi Arabia and China from June to July 2007.
Parliamentary party positions
  • Australian Labor Party. Served: 13.03.1993 to 20.08.2007
  • Independent. Served: 20.08.2007 to 17.10.2007
  • Opposition Whip in the House of Representatives from 22.11.2001 to 22.10.2004.
Other positions
  • Member of the Parliamentary Education Office Advisory Committee.
Personal
  • Born: 28.6.1941, Melbourne, Australia
  • Died: 19.10.2024
  • Gender: Male
  • Marital Status: Married
Qualifications and occupation before entering Federal Parliament
  • Tasmanian Teachers' Certificate.
  • Teacher and education officer.
  • Electorate officer to Senator the Hon. M Tate from 1988 to 1993.
Electorate
  • Name: Franklin
  • Location: southern Tasmania; it includes the centres of Blackmans Bay, Bridgewater, Clarence, Cygnet, Dover, Franklin, Geeveston, Huonville, Kingston, Margate. It also includes Bruny Island.
  • Area: 7,933 Sq km
  • Electors enrolled: 69,794 (at 9.10.2004)
  • Industries: apples, pears, small fruits, fishing, beef cattle, sheep, forestry, cottage industry and tourism.
  • Includes: Franklin is co-extensive with the Tasmanian House of Assembly electorate of the same name.

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