Young Liberal Nationals | |
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Party President | Tommy Brennan |
Founded | 2008 |
Ideology | Conservative liberalism, Liberal conservatism, New Right |
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Young Liberal Nationals | |
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The Young Liberal National Party, or the Young LNP, is the youth division of the Liberal National Party of Queensland, and membership is open to those between 16 and 30 years of age.[1] It exists only in Queensland, and is affiliated both with the federal Young Liberal Movement[2] and the federal Young Nationals[3].
The Young LNP aims to provide a setting for young people aged between 16 and 30 to express their political views and contribute to the shaping of Queensland’s political landscape. They provide the LNP with new ideas and policies designed to keep the Party in touch with mainstream youth.
There is a focus on campaigning, policy development, education and training and host a variety of social events.
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Position | Office-bearer |
President | Ben Riley |
Vice President | Emma Yabsley |
Secretary | Liam Brennan |
Treasurer | Amanda Stoker |
Policy Coordinator | Brett Nordstrom |
Campaigns Coordinator | Luke Barnes |
Social Coordinator | Kate Pasfield |
Western Rep | Brett Tompkins |
Northern Rep | Gordon Terry |
Immediate Past President | Tommy Brennan |
Federal Young Liberals Vice President | Roderick Schneider |
Federal Young Nationals Vice President | Cameron O'Neil |
Name | Constituency | Government |
Cr Matthew Bourke | Councillor for Jamboree Ward | Brisbane City Council |
Cr Julian Simmonds | Councillor for Walter Taylor Ward | Brisbane City Council |
Cr Damien Tessman | Councillor for Division 3 | South Burnett Regional Council |
Jarrod Bleijie, MP | Member for Kawana | Queensland Parliament |
Andrew Cripps, MP | Member for Hinchinbrook | Queensland Parliament |
Wyatt Roy, MP | Member for Longman | Parliament of Australia |
The Young LNP is made up of local branches, which are spread across the state from the Gold Coast in the south to Cairns in the north. The branch is the basic party unit and it is in branches that most Young LNP activities take place. Members of the Young LNP are all members of a branch of their choice located in their region. Branches meet regularly, have social functions, assist in election campaigns, debate policy, and are self-governed by their own executive committees. The following is a list of the branches which make up the Young LNP in 2011: