David Crisafulli MP

QUEENSLAND BORDERS – DAVID CRISAFULLI MP

The passion to stick with the Premier’s original roadmap and reopen borders in July is as strong in the regions as it is in the South East. My comments on 4CA Cairns today with John McKenzie.

 

DAVID CRISAFULLI MP ON JULY 2020 REOPENING

We’ve had several different dates flagged to reopen our borders in the past few days. If the health situation changed I’d be the first to agree with changing guidelines but there has been no change in either infection or medical advice which says we should be preparing for a July reopening. I’ll keep putting forward the feedback we are getting during these difficult times.

OPEN OUR BORDERS, STOP THE MIXED MESSAGES – DAVID CRISAFULLI MP.

No set of rules, or the timing of their introduction, will ever be perfect in a pandemic. The challenge is consistency and clarity. The decision to keep our borders closed have displayed neither. My comments on the Alan Jones show today are below.

The LNP’s plan to get Queensland working – DAVID CRISAFULLI MP.

QLD Recovery Plan Covid-19

 

ROAD TO RECOVERY COVID-19 DAVID CRISAFULLI MP

Queenslanders have been patient and they have been disciplined. Now they need some hope for the future of when they can return to work and go for a beer afterwards while respecting the distancing laws that have become part of our lives. Perhaps it’s a number of downloads of the COVID app in our state. Perhaps an amount of new disease free days. Whatever it is, they want some goal posts to strive for. That’s a reasonable request.

TOURISM PROVIDES STATE’S BEST REBOUND OPPORTUNITY – DAVID CRISAFULLI MP

It’s important we build on our strengths to get the economic recovery firing after we have overcome this health crisis.

PROPERTY MARKET BLOODBATH WARNING – DAVID CRISAFULLI MP ON SKY

A fair society is one that helps people in their hour of need and protects investments for those who have made sacrifices to get ahead. The Premier is abusing the COVID-19 emergency we are in by enacting extremely unfair tenancy laws.
It’s vital tenants who have been economically impacted by COVID-19 be given a safety net not to be evicted. I don’t think it’s too much to ask though that a threshold be set (in NSW it’s a 25% reduction in income) and that documentation be produced showing this impact. It’s also beyond belief that at the end of a lease, a tenant will be guaranteed to stay in a property even if the owner wants to use it for one of their own family members doing it tough. We can’t expect mum and dad investors to carry the can alone. Watch my contribution overnight on Sky News with Peter Gleeson.