Public Records Act 2023

LegislationReferenced in 8 bills

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Pharmacy Business Ownership Bill 2023

This bill replaces Queensland's 20-year-old pharmacy ownership law with a modern licensing and regulatory framework. It establishes the Queensland Pharmacy Business Ownership Council as an independent body to oversee who can own pharmacies, introduces mandatory annual licensing, and strengthens protections against commercial interference in pharmacy health services.

30/11/2023· PASSED· Hon S Fentiman MP
HealthBusiness & Economy
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Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games Arrangements and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill bundles changes across five unrelated policy areas: restructuring the Brisbane 2032 Olympics governance authority, repealing Queensland's Path to Treaty Act to end the First Nations Treaty Institute and Truth-telling Inquiry, winding back workplace health and safety entry powers for union officials, clarifying planning powers for State Facilitated Development declarations, and strengthening the independence of the Public Sector Commissioner.

28/11/2024· PASSED· Hon J Bleijie MP
Government & ElectionsFirst NationsWork & Employment
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Queensland Productivity Commission Bill 2024

This bill establishes the Queensland Productivity Commission as an independent statutory body to conduct public inquiries, research and provide advice on economic and social issues, regulatory matters and legislation. It was a commitment of the Queensland Government during the 2024 state election, re-establishing a body that previously existed under the now-repealed Queensland Productivity Commission Act 2015.

28/11/2024· PASSED· Hon D Janetzki MP
Business & EconomyGovernment & Elections
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Heavy Vehicle National Law Amendment Bill 2025

This bill reforms the national law governing heavy vehicles (trucks and other vehicles over 4.5 tonnes) to improve road safety, simplify regulation, and update penalties. It introduces a new legal duty for all heavy vehicle drivers to be fit to drive, requires transport operators to have safety management systems, and rebalances penalties so serious offences attract higher fines while minor paperwork errors are treated more leniently.

26/8/2025· PASSED· Hon B Mickelberg MP
Transport & RoadsWork & EmploymentSafety & Emergency
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Queensland Institute of Medical Research Bill 2025

This bill replaces the nearly 80-year-old law governing the Queensland Institute of Medical Research (QIMR) with a modern governance framework. It strengthens integrity safeguards for Council members, updates how the Institute Director is appointed, and creates a fairer system for rewarding researchers whose work is commercialised.

22/5/2025· PASSED· Hon T Nicholls MP
HealthGovernment & Elections
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Queensland Academy of Sport Bill 2025

This bill establishes the Queensland Academy of Sport as an independent statutory body, giving it greater operational flexibility and its own governance board. Currently part of a government department, the Academy needs more agility to prepare Queensland's elite athletes for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.

18/2/2025· PASSED with amendment· Hon T Mander MP
HealthGovernment & Elections
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Public Records Bill 2023

This bill replaces the Public Records Act 2002 with a modernised law governing how Queensland's government records are created, managed and made accessible to the public. It updates definitions to cover digital records, strengthens protections against unlawful destruction of records, and recognises the importance of public records for Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

12/10/2023· PASSED with amendment· Hon L Enoch MP
Government & ElectionsFirst NationsTechnology & Digital
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Information Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2023

This bill modernises Queensland's privacy and information access laws. It introduces mandatory data breach notification for government agencies, creates a single set of Queensland Privacy Principles to replace two existing sets, strengthens the Information Commissioner's enforcement powers, and supports the proactive release of Cabinet documents recommended by the Coaldrake Report.

12/10/2023· PASSED with amendment· Hon L Enoch MP
Technology & DigitalGovernment & Elections
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