Department of the Premier and Cabinet

Queensland Budget 2024-25 · Miles Government

Minister
Steven Miles MP
Department head
Director-General Mike Kaiser

As at budget day (2024-06-11)

$144.7M
Total expenses
$1.1M
Capital program
$103M
1 tracked measure
496
FTE staff

Key service areas

Government Decision SupportGovernment Service Delivery Implementation SupportGovernance Support and Advisory ServicesEngagement and Events SupportLegislative Drafting and e-Publishing

Budget initiatives

Putting Queensland Kids First$102.8MNewAnnounced

A whole-of-government early support package spanning education, health and communities to support children from birth, including extended free kindy, behaviour specialists, health practitioners in primary schools, early childhood coordinators and sustained health home visiting.

The $502 million plan supports children from their earliest years, including extended free kindy for four-year-olds, behaviour specialists and health practitioners in schools, child health checks and home visiting. It is described as the most comprehensive package to help children Queensland has seen.

2024-25: $102.8M2025-26: $127.7M2026-27: $131.1M2027-28: $140.3M

General Government operating and capital, total $501.983M over 4 years across multiple agencies (funded through $203M additional and $299M redirected). Includes $26.9M capital (Hubs in Aurukun & Kowanyama; Extended Free Kindy).

Forward estimates

Year-by-year allocations for 1 measure with published forward profiles.

Measure2024-252025-262026-272027-28Total
Putting Queensland Kids First$102.8M$127.7M$131.1M$140.3M$502.0M
Total$102.8M$127.7M$131.1M$140.3M$502.0M

Performance metrics

Service standards from the Service Delivery Statement. Targets and actuals as published.

MetricPrior targetActualTarget
2024-252024-252025-26
Overall client satisfaction with engagement in the policy development process85%79%85%
Overall client satisfaction with advice and support relating to intergovernmental relations85%71%85%
Overall client satisfaction with advice and support relating to performance management and reporting requirements85%84%85%
Overall client satisfaction with legislative drafting services provided by the Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel90%100%90%
Average cost per hour of legislative drafting and publishing output$157$174$180

Source: Service Delivery Statement. Prior target and actual are for 2024-25; target is for 2025-26.

Source document

Service Delivery Statement — Department of the Premier and Cabinet (PDF)

Last updated: 2026-06-20. Factual information from published budget documents.