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Victims' Commissioner and Sexual Violence Review Board Bill 2024

This bill establishes a Victims' Commissioner as an independent statutory officer to promote and protect the rights of victims of crime in Queensland. It also creates a Sexual Violence Review Board to identify and address systemic issues in how sexual offences are reported, investigated and prosecuted. The bill was recommended by the Women's Safety and Justice Taskforce and the Independent Commission of Inquiry into Queensland Police Service responses to domestic and family violence.

6/3/2024· PASSED· Hon L Linard MP
Justice & RightsSafety & Emergency

Justice and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2023

This bill makes wide-ranging changes across more than 30 Queensland Acts covering the justice system, courts, the legal profession, elections, and criminal law. It introduces formal recognition of unborn children's deaths in criminal proceedings, reforms identification rules for defendants charged with sexual offences, strengthens oversight of Justices of the Peace, and modernises numerous administrative processes across Queensland's legal framework.

25/5/2023· PASSED with amendment· Hon Y D'Ath MP
Justice & RightsGovernment & Elections
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Youth Justice (Monitoring Devices) Amendment Bill 2025

This bill extends Queensland's trial of electronic monitoring devices for children on bail by one year, to 30 April 2026. The trial allows courts to order children aged 15 and over who are charged with serious offences and have a history of offending to wear a monitoring device as a condition of bail. The extension gives the government time to properly evaluate whether the devices are effective before deciding the trial's future.

20/2/2025· PASSED· Hon L Gerber MP
Justice & RightsChildren & FamiliesSafety & Emergency
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Mineral and Energy Resources (Financial Provisioning) Bill 2018

This bill establishes a Financial Provisioning Scheme to protect Queensland from the cost of cleaning up mine sites when resource companies fail to rehabilitate the land. It replaces the old individual financial assurance system with a pooled fund model, where companies pay annual contributions based on their risk level, and introduces enforceable Progressive Rehabilitation and Closure Plans to ensure mined land is progressively restored throughout the life of a mine.

15/2/2018· PASSED with amendment· Hon J Trad MP
EnvironmentBusiness & EconomyRegional Queensland
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