ONLINE OFFICE
The Kawana Electorate Office provides a wide range of services to assist members of our community. Feel free to contact our friendly team if you have any enquiries.
Check out some of the services Jarrod provides below:
Request a Congratulatory Message
Jarrod would love to help you celebrate the big milestones in your life! That’s why he is available to write congratulatory letters for major events such as birthdays, anniversaries, or special achievements. You can also request a letter from the Premier of Queensland, Prime Minister of Australia, Governor-General, or His Majesty the King.
Congratulatory letter types
Birthdays
90th birthday letters can be requested from:
- Prime Minister of Australia
- Premier of Queensland.
100th, 105th and 110th birthday letters can be requested from:
- Governor-General of Australia
- Prime Minister of Australia
- Governor of Queensland
- Premier of Queensland.
Anniversaries
50 (Golden) anniversary letters can be requested from:
- Prime Minister of Australia
- Premier of Queensland
- Governor of Queensland.
60, 65, 70 (Diamond) anniversary letters can be requested from:
- Governor-General of Australia
- Prime Minister of Australia
- Governor of Queensland
- Premier of Queensland.
Consideration may be given to requests for letters to mark other anniversaries or birthdays if there are special circumstances.
How to request a letter
Prepare supporting documentation
Organise a copy of a supporting document to verify the applicant’s date of birth or marriage.
Birthday:
- birth certificate (short extract or photocopy acceptable)
- passport or citizenship papers (photocopy acceptable)
Anniversary:
- marriage certificate* (short extract or photocopy acceptable)
*If you do not have a marriage certificate, you can supply a statutory declaration (you can use either an electronic or print version) to confirm that the date and place of marriage are correct. The statutory declaration should be signed by a member of the family and witnessed by a Justice of the Peace or Commissioner for Declarations.
Complete the application form
Download and complete the form at this link: click here.
Request a Congratulatory Message
Request a Marquee
Community groups are at the heart of what makes Kawana such a special place to live. That’s why every year, Jarrod sponsors a number of marquees which are donated for free to a range of groups around the electorate. Whether you are from a local sports club, or a multicultural group, contact the Electorate Office to put your group’s name on the list for the next round!
Please submit your request by emailing Jarrod’s office at kawana@parliament.qld.gov.au.
Request a Marquee
Request Sponsorship
Jarrod has had the pleasure of sponsoring a number of community groups in his more than 15 years as a member of parliament. If your group requires some funding, be it a school P&C or local charity, feel free to apply for a sponsorship opportunity.
Please submit your request by emailing Jarrod’s office at kawana@parliament.qld.gov.au.
Request Sponsorship
Request a Queensland Flag
As a member of the Queensland Parliament, Jarrod may be able to provide your non-for-profit or community group with a free Queensland flag. Please be advised that these requests are made through the Department of Premier and Cabinet and so must meet certain requirements.
Please note: Australian flags are ordered through your Federal Member.
Contact my office on (07) 5406 3100 or email: kawana@parliament.qld.gov.au if you would like us to request a Queensland flag, on your behalf.
Request a Queensland Flag
Request a Letter of Support
Jarrod is always happy to assist with volunteer groups or members of our community seeking recognition for their contributions or seeking Government grant funding.
Information that we require includes the purpose of the grant, organisational particulars and benefits which the organisation and the wider community will gain from the funding. A letter of support request form can be downloaded (click here) or hard copies are available from the Kawana electorate office. The applications take approximately 1-2 weeks to process.
Please submit your letter of support request by emailing Jarrod’s office at kawana@parliament.qld.gov.au.
Request a Letter of Support
Have Your Say
Jarrod always loves to hear about what is going on in the Kawana Electorate. As a local member for more than 15 years, he has the experience to help you and wants to know about the issues affecting your lifestyle in the area. If you have an issue you think he might be able to assist with, please do not hesitate to contact Jarrod at kawana@parliament.qld.gov.au or by calling the Electorate Office at 07 5406 3100. Looking forward to hearing from you!
Have Your Say
Seniors Cards
If you are 60 years or older, you may be eligible for a Seniors Card or Seniors Business Card. These cards provide access to government concessions and business discounts. Applications forms are available in hard copy from the Kawana electorate office or by downloading the form below. You can also apply online, or call 13 QGOV (13 74 68) to complete your application over the phone. For more information on seniors discounts and entitlements, you can visit the Department of Communities by clicking on the link provided below:
Seniors Card Application Form
Register Online
Department of Communities website
Senior's Cards
Parliamentary Petitions and E-petitions
Petitioning is a traditional way for residents to make a request, directly to the Parliament. A petition is a formal request signed by at least one person and placed before the Parliament, with the object of persuading the Parliament to take a particular course of action. For example, the petition may request the alteration of a particular law or the re-consideration of an administrative decision. Standing Orders of the Legislative Assembly provide for two types of petitions:
paper petitions; and e-petitions.
Information is available on each type of petition, simply by clicking on the names above.
To complete either of these petitions, please see the links below. You can have a paper petition and a e-petition with the same wording on the same topic. E-petitions have a specific closing date though, whereas paper petitions do not.
Parliamentary Petitions and E-petitions
Enrol to Vote
Are you enrolled to vote?
You can check your enrolment details by clicking on the link below:
If you are not enrolled, you can also enrol to vote by completing the following application form:
It is an easy 3 step process, but an important one to ensure that you exercise your democratic rights. To check any other details such as which electorate you reside in, you can click on the following sites:
Electoral Commission of Queensland
Australian Electoral Commission
Your enrolment should contain which Local Government division you are enrolled in, which State Electorate and also which Federal Electorate.