Advocacy Guide 003
Political advocacy
When and how to contact your local State MP or the Minister for Health about systemic issues or repeated unresolved problems.
At a glance
- Most useful for broader, systemic issues or problems that keep going unresolved.
- Include a timeline, evidence and the outcome you're asking for.
- Respectful, factual language is the most effective.
When to contact your MP
Political advocacy can be useful where concerns relate to broader systemic issues or repeated unresolved problems — for example, when the same issue affects many people, or when other pathways haven’t worked.
What to include
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Who to contact
Your local State MP, the Minister for Health, or another appropriate elected representative.
Quick checklist
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Find your representative
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Queensland Parliament
Find your local State Member of Parliament and their contact details.
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General information only. This guide is not medical or legal advice — seek professional advice for your circumstances. In an emergency, call 000.
