South East Queensland

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Mineral and Energy Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020

This bill makes wide-ranging changes across Queensland's mining, energy and water sectors. It introduces industrial manslaughter offences for the resources industry, strengthens financial assurance requirements to prevent mining companies from abandoning sites without proper rehabilitation, streamlines resource authority approval processes, extends energy consumer protections, and increases transparency of water infrastructure charges in South East Queensland.

4/2/2020· PASSED with amendment· Hon A Lynham MP
Work & EmploymentEnvironmentBusiness & Economy
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Major Sports Facilities and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025

This bill updates Queensland's major sports facilities and major events laws. It removes liquor licensing barriers so Gold Coast stadiums can host concerts until 10:30pm like Suncorp Stadium, significantly increases penalties for ticket scalping, modernises the Stadiums Queensland board, and improves the flexibility of event regulation. The bill was passed with amendment.

26/8/2025· PASSED with amendment· Hon T Mander MP
Business & EconomyJustice & Rights
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Major Sports Facilities and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025

This bill makes several changes to Queensland's major sports facilities and major events laws. It allows Gold Coast stadiums to host concerts until 10:30pm (matching Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane), significantly increases penalties for ticket scalping, modernises Stadiums Queensland's board governance, and updates advertising restrictions to cover drones.

26/8/2025· 2nd reading to be moved· Hon T Mander MP
Business & EconomyJustice & RightsRegional Queensland

Racing Integrity Amendment Bill 2022

This bill overhauls how disciplinary decisions by racing stewards are reviewed in Queensland's thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing industries. It establishes an independent Racing Appeals Panel to replace the existing system of internal review by QRIC and external review by QCAT, aiming to resolve disputes within days rather than months. The bill also authorises the online publication of stewards' reports and makes several technical improvements to bookmaker licensing rules.

24/2/2022· PASSED· Hon G Grace MP
Justice & RightsBusiness & Economy
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Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2021

This bill makes changes across five unrelated policy areas: it fixes paperwork problems with older mining leases, protects petroleum production leases from lapsing during renewal, scraps a planned transport ombudsman, gives South East Queensland water distributors new enforcement powers for water restrictions, and lets water providers remove cybersecurity details from public documents.

16/6/2021· PASSED with amendment· Hon S Stewart MP
Business & EconomyEnvironmentTransport & Roads
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Tow Truck and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2018

This bill regulates the tow truck industry's removal of vehicles from private property, reinstates driving offence accountability for 17-year-olds, and simplifies toll road demand notices. It was prompted by an independent investigation into predatory towing practices at private car parks across Queensland.

15/2/2018· PASSED· Hon M Bailey MP
Transport & RoadsBusiness & EconomyJustice & Rights
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Personalised Transport Ombudsman Bill 2019

This bill creates a new independent Personalised Transport Ombudsman to investigate and help resolve complaints about taxis, ride-share and booked hire vehicle services in Queensland. It also updates transport legislation to support a new public transport ticketing system and makes various improvements to operator and driver accreditation requirements.

13/2/2019· PASSED with amendment· Hon M Bailey MP
Transport & RoadsBusiness & EconomyWork & Employment
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Housing Availability and Affordability (Planning and Other Legislation Amendment) Bill 2023

This bill amends Queensland's planning laws to address the housing availability crisis. It gives the State new powers to acquire land for development infrastructure, creates a streamlined 'state facilitated application' process for priority housing developments, introduces an Urban Investigation Zone to manage growth areas, modernises outdated Development Control Plans, reduces red tape for urban encroachment registrations, and updates various operational aspects of the planning framework.

11/10/2023· PASSED with amendment· Hon Dr S Miles MP
Housing & RentingGovernment & Elections
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