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Eden-Monaro climate and environment candidate forum

Host: Climate Action Monaro and Nature Conservation Council

Details: Online at 7-8.15pm,Wednesday, May 4, 2022

RUNNING ORDER

Intro and housekeeping
00:00 — Intro by Jo Oddie, President, Climate Action Monaro
02:55 — Nature Conservation Council Community organiser De Newton
04:17 — Housekeeping, Jo Oddie, President, Climate Action Monaro
Opening remarks
08:06 — Greg Butler | Australian Democrats
10:09 — Darren Garnon | United Australia Party
11:50 — James Holgate | Sustainable Australia Party
14:04 — Vivian Harris | The Greens
16:30 — Kristy McBain | Labor
19:00 — Toni McLennan | Informed Medical Options Party
21:10 — Andrew Taylor | Independent

Question 1.
23:42 — If elected, what will you do to transition this electorate and out nation to a clean energy future and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 50% across all sectors by 2030.

Question 2.
35:52 — If elected, what will you do to stop the opening of new, and accelerate the transition out of old, coal mines and gas fields in Australia?

Question 3.
46:32 — What will you do in government to put in place sufficient funding and strong programs for biosecurity to protect our fragile environments, domestic and export agriculture, and people from these pests.

Question 4.
58:22 — What is you policy on stopping public native forest logging in Australian forests to allow these trees to act as a carbon sink negating carbon emissions?

Questions 5.
1:01:00 — What do you see as your number one action for the federal government in terms of support bushfire suppression?

Questions 6.
1:05:44 — What is your emissions reduction target and the date you will reach zero emissions?

Question 7.
1:08:16 — Would you cap political donations?

Question 8.
1:09:19 — Do you read the IPCC reports? If so, do you think your policies will keep us below 2 degrees?

Question 9.
1:13:26 — Will you support the end of all public funding an subsidies for coal and gas and redirect them to renewable energy?

End