This policy sets out the regulatory impact analysis framework which provides a systematic approach to investigate and analyse the nature of a policy problem, considers whether there is a case for government action, identifies feasible options to address the problem, and analyses the pros and cons of each option. The framework also considers how effectively...

The purpose of this framework is to achieve positive regulatory outcomes in Queensland through effective and efficient regulatory practice. This includes improving how regulators administer regulation in order to produce better outcomes for the community and reduce unnecessary compliance costs.

Effective whistleblowing legislation is vital to the health of a parliamentary democracy like Queensland. This review has found that improvements to the legislation are of such significance and number as to call for a brand new Act, with a new title and an imperative that it be simple to use, easier to understand, and readily...

This consultation paper seeks community views on a staged approach to considering implementation of the civil surveillance reforms recommended by the Queensland Law Reform Commission (QLRC). It also seeks feedback on the workability of those aspects of the QLRC draft Bill that impose the use prohibitions and communication or publication prohibitions.

The Queensland Government has accepted 18 of the Committee’s recommendations in full including those that will be co-designed. Four recommendations are accepted-in-principle as further policy development is required.