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To get your E-Petition before the Queensland Parliament, it MUST be sponsored by The Clerk of Parliament or a Member of Parliament. You can request ANY member of the Queensland Parliament to sponsor your petition. Unsure of your local Member? Click HERE
Remember: You can request any member of the Queensland Parliament to sponsor your petition, it does not need to be your local member, nor does it mean the member agrees with your petition. The Clerk is available to sponsor your E-Petition.
An E-Petition can be open for a minimum of one week and a maximum of six months from the date of posting to the website.
Tip: Consider when the Parliament is sitting. Once your petition closes it will be tabled on the next scheduled sitting date. The sitting calendar can be viewed HERE
Tip: The petition subject is the title of the petition, and is what attracts people to sign your petition.
TO: The Honourable the Speaker and Members of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
The petition text in its entirety must not exceed 250 words.
You are at 0 out of 250.
Words describing who the petition is from and who is eligible to join.
This section explains the problem or issue you are raising (grievance) and why you are asking for change.
Tip: Make sure your petition wording is clear and easy to understand. People are more likely to sign your petition if they understand why you are making the request.
✔ Clearly describe the grievance ✔ Use temperate language (be respectful) ✔ Don't include URLs or other links or web-based references
Your petition must ask for the Legislative Assembly of Queensland to do something. What action do you want the House to take?
Remember: you can request the House to take more than one action.
Please fill in your name, address and contact details. In accordance with Standing Orders, your name and address as the Principal Petitioner will be published on the website.