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  • Post-Parliament: 1980 Election Neville Bonner David Macgibbon

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    Lamont served as head of the Brisbane Deaf School and chair of the Council on Disability after losing his election. He remained politically active, unsuccessfully running for his old seat in 1980 and criticizing the loss of his friend Neville Bonner's preselection in 1983. Later in his career, Lamont served as president of the Registered & Licensed Clubs Association of Queensland, lectured at Griffith University, and chaired the Australian Council for Education Standards, before founding a Gold Coast lobby group for unit owners in retirement until his death in 2012.

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    Lamont served as head of the Brisbane Deaf School and chair of the Council on Disability after losing his election. He remained politically active, unsuccessfully running for his old seat in 1980 and criticizing the loss of his friend Neville Bonner's preselection in 1983. Later in his career, Lamont served as president of the Registered & Licensed Clubs Association of Queensland, lectured at Griffith University, and chaired the Australian Council for Education Standards, before founding a Gold Coast lobby group for unit owners in retirement until his death in 2012.

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    Post-Parliament: 1980 Election Neville Bonner David Macgibbon

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    Leonardo Perin Vichi
    Lamont served as head of the Brisbane Deaf School and chair of the Council on Disability after losing his election. He remained politically active, unsuccessfully running for his old seat in 1980 and criticizing the loss of his friend Neville Bonner's preselection in 1983. Later in his career, Lamont served as president of the Registered & Licensed Clubs Association of Queensland, lectured at Griffith University, and chaired the Australian Council for Education Standards, before founding a Gold Coast lobby group for unit owners in retirement until his death in 2012.

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    Lamont served as head of the Brisbane Deaf School and as the state
    chair of the Council on Disability after his election defeat. He also
    remained involved in political life after his election defeat, and ran
    unsuccessfully for his old seat of South Brisbane at the 1980 election.[2]
    He was a close friend of late Liberal Senator Neville Bonner, and
    strongly criticised his 1983 preselection loss to David MacGibbon.[9] He
    later served as president of the Registered & Licensed Clubs
    Association of Queensland, lectured in politics and public policy at
    Griffith University and served as the Queensland chairman of the
    Australian Council for Education Standards.[10][11] In retirement in 2006, he
    founded the Unit Owners and Body Corporate Alliance, a Gold Coast
    lobby group for unit owners.[12][13][3]
    Lamont died on 7 July 2012.[3]

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