Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships

A new $300 million Path to Treaty Fund whose returns provide funding certainty for Path to Treaty actions and the government's response to the Treaty Advancement Committee report, supporting the state's journey towards Treaty with First Nations peoples.

A new fund provides long-term, certain funding for Queensland's Path to Treaty with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Equity. A $300 million fund whose returns support Path to Treaty actions; the corpus is a financial asset, not a budget-year expense, so the 2021-22 budget-year amount is recorded as null.

$30.3 million in 2021-22 as part of the $120 million Indigenous Councils Critical Infrastructure Program to support Indigenous councils to deliver critical water, wastewater and solid waste projects and the long-term strategic management of essential assets.

Indigenous councils get funding to build and maintain critical water, wastewater and waste infrastructure.

General Government capital, $30.3 million in 2021-22 towards the $120 million Indigenous Councils Critical Infrastructure Program.

$7.3 million over four years (and $1.8 million annually) to ensure continuity of support for former Disability Services clients who have been determined ineligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, plus $22.7 million to continue supporting disability advocacy and peak bodies.

Queenslanders with disability who miss out on the NDIS keep their support services, and disability advocacy bodies continue to be funded.

General Government operating, $7.3 million over 4 years and $1.8 million annually for former Disability Services clients ineligible for the NDIS (plus $22.7 million for disability advocacy); the papers do not separately disclose a 2021-22 budget-year figure, so the budget-year amount is recorded as null.