(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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"Rightsizing"
Fails to cover agenda
"Tasmania's literacy crisis"
Someone objects to their question being labelled as a 'Dorothy Dixer'
"the good book"
"Back office roles"
"State Growth will undergo a total transformation"
"What are you doing to support disadvantaged learners?"
"2030 Strong Plan"
Person from side of room has to come and point at documents
Question asked about contractors/ consultancies
Vague story referenced of a grumpy RTO
A Dorothy Dixer is asked
Mention of Quercus park shed
Question shows clear lack of understanding about what the topic is/does
extended awkward page shuffling
Newspaper article referenced in a question
"Assigned savings targets"
"Budget Blowout"
"Operational efficiencies"
"HI-VIS Army"
"Tasmanian Skills Plan"
Back to back: 'I'll take that on notice"
TasTAFE asked about progress towards 100 extra teachers
Legco refers to performance indicators
"What are you doing to support disabled learners"
Question regarding move to DPAC vs DECYP
Talking over the top of each other
"National Skills Agreement"
Mentions pathology demand
Question asked about specific program /initiatives output
"Laboratory Technicians"
"My constituent said . . ."
Reference to the "other place"
Other side of table comments on how nice it is to see them again
"What are you doing to support female learners?"
Reference to a Centre of Excellence
"Expenditure"
"What is the difference between TasTAFE and Skills Tasmania?"
"Fee-Free Tafe"
Question about CSRP costs
Deliberately failing to address others by their title
Comment about "strong perfume"
Someone accidentally refers to 'Building Tasmania' as 'Business Tasmania"