Machine transcripts of council's recorded meetings since 2019, every passage cued to the second of council's video.

What Cr Frank Pardon said

5.2 hours on the record at 24 meetings between 14 February 2019 and 28 November 2019: about 13 minutes a meeting, 10% of the recording at the meetings where they spoke.

5.2hours spoken, 2019 to 2019

24meetings where the recording names them

0of them in 2026

–of the recording at those 2026 meetings

A name is attached to a voice only where the recording establishes it: they introduced themselves, the chair called on them by name, or the voice matches meetings where they were named. Where none of that holds, their words stay under “Speaker N” and are not counted here, so these totals are a floor, not a full count. Airtime is not substance: a chair speaks to run the meeting, and a short question can matter more than a long answer. Machine transcript; quote the recording, not this page.

Lately

Their longest unbroken passages at the most recent meeting where the recording names them, the Special Meeting - 28 November 2019. Each timestamp opens council's recording at that second.

Start of recording

00:02:14 · under a minute
Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, you go ahead. Yeah, no worries. Yeah, just a question. On page 7, after page 6, because page 7 is not the number of page 7, the photograph there, I was just wondering if that is Councillor Jurisevic with the two children there on the jetty. Page?

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15 minutes in

00:18:39 · 5 min
Councillor Pardes? Yes, Mr Chairman. Yeah, look, I agree with some of those statements of Councillor Wilkie. But I'm going to die in the dishes over vision statements. That's probably the longest one I've ever seen. But having workshopped many over the years, no one ever agreed on a vision statement. It becomes a mishmash and eventually you arrive at something that everyone can live with. But that's okay. The Noosa River Plan, gee, we go way back, 2004 and beyond. And some of the questions that Councillor Jackson put in there, I think they're very important. What are we doing about the, you know, grey water into the river? What are we doing about moorings? What are we doing about boat wash? What are we doing about speed on the river? All these things, and that's where we started. …

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30 minutes in

00:34:42 · under a minute
Yeah, Mr. Chairman, how did I know this had happened? I've workshopped heaps of these things and this is exactly what happens. But look, what I'll do is I'll just rephrase. I'll just say that we'll just reserve judgement until we see what the Chairman's amendment might be. Okay.

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Meeting by meeting

Minutes the recording attributes to Cr Frank Pardon against the length of each recording. Only meetings where they are named are listed. A meeting missing here is not an absence: they may not sit on that committee, or spoke without the recording establishing who they were. Attendance is a different record.

2019: 26 recordings, 309 m spoken

Date	Meeting	Spoke	Of
28 Nov	Special Meeting	6 m	49 m
21 Nov	Ordinary Meeting	3 m	43 m
18 Nov	General Committee	31 m	151 m
28 Oct	Special Meeting	6 m	42 m
14 Oct	General Committee	21 m	142 m
30 Sep	Special Meeting	4 m	75 m
16 Sep	General Committee part 2	13 m	92 m
16 Sep	General Committee part 1	13 m	80 m
12 Sep	Special Meeting	18 m	336 m
12 Aug	General Committee	24 m	165 m
18 Jul	Ordinary Meeting	7 m	56 m
15 Jul	General Committee	35 m	384 m
28 Jun	Special Meeting	7 m	71 m
20 Jun	Ordinary Meeting	3 m	78 m
17 Jun	General Committee	13 m	120 m
05 Jun	Special Meeting	2 m	21 m
22 May	Special Meeting	1 m	13 m
13 May	General Committee	22 m	204 m
15 Apr	General Committee part 2	3 m	83 m
15 Apr	General Committee part 1	13 m	131 m
21 Mar	Ordinary Meeting	4 m	78 m
18 Mar	General Committee	20 m	286 m
07 Mar	Special Meeting	1 m	18 m
21 Feb	Ordinary Meeting	2 m	73 m
18 Feb	General Committee	22 m	206 m
14 Feb	Special Meeting	4 m	25 m

Date

Meeting

Spoke

28 Nov

Special Meeting

6 m

49 m

21 Nov

Ordinary Meeting

3 m

43 m

18 Nov