Noosa Council Watch

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

What Cr Jess Glasgow said

1.9 hours on the record at 28 meetings between 14 February 2019 and 16 March 2020: about 4 minutes a meeting, 3% of the recording at the meetings where they spoke.

1.9hours spoken, 2019 to 2020
28meetings 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 General Committee Meeting - 16 March 2020. Each timestamp opens council's recording at that second.

60 minutes in

01:02:51 · under a minute

Yeah, my grandma's coronavirus thing sorted, so I'm trying to sort it out. Pardon? My grandma doesn't want to be hit coronavirus, she's in a hospital. Your grandma? Yeah, I'm not a hospital doctor, so she's freaking out about it. I'm trying to dictate how to pick her up, how to get her home, isolation. That's fine. My dad's at work, I'm here. Sorry everyone.

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75 minutes in

01:28:46 · under a minute

Absolutely. Yeah, I'll reiterate that. Brian, this is not the report we wanted to see at all. But 100% love to see you on it. You've been nothing but leadership on this career. And I congratulate whatever you've done. And this is really inspiring to see what we did last, had last, a few weeks ago, next door, with all the figures and where it's going. And you've shown true leadership in this. So thank you.

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105 minutes in

01:46:32 · under a minute

A fine report, Trent, as always. Keeping up to date with all our bits and bobs and the current climate in front of us. I look forward to the next report.

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Meeting by meeting

Minutes the recording attributes to Cr Jess Glasgow 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.

2020: 5 recordings, 15 m spoken
DateMeetingSpokeOfShare
16 MarGeneral Committee1 m114 m
20 FebOrdinary Meeting2 m70 m
17 FebGeneral Committee6 m168 m
16 JanOrdinary Meeting< 1 m39 m
13 JanGeneral Committee4 m146 m
2019: 26 recordings, 97 m spoken
DateMeetingSpokeOfShare
16 DecGeneral Committee 7 m184 m
16 DecGeneral Committee 1 m64 m
11 DecSpecial Meeting15 m206 m
28 NovSpecial Meeting2 m49 m
18 NovGeneral Committee4 m151 m
28 OctSpecial Meeting< 1 m42 m
14 OctGeneral Committee4 m142 m
30 SepSpecial Meeting6 m75 m
19 SepOrdinary Meeting< 1 m54 m
16 SepGeneral Committee 4 m92 m
16 SepGeneral Committee 3 m80 m
12 SepSpecial Meeting2 m336 m
15 AugOrdinary Meeting2 m282 m
12 AugGeneral Committee3 m165 m
18 JulOrdinary Meeting< 1 m56 m
15 JulGeneral Committee4 m384 m
17 JunGeneral Committee1 m120 m
13 MayGeneral Committee5 m204 m
18 AprOrdinary Meeting2 m94 m
15 AprGeneral Committee 2 m83 m
15 AprGeneral Committee 5 m131 m
21 MarOrdinary Meeting2 m78 m
18 MarGeneral Committee4 m286 m
21 FebOrdinary Meeting< 1 m73 m
18 FebGeneral Committee5 m206 m
14 FebSpecial Meeting1 m25 m

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