Integrity Act 2009

LegislationReferenced in 8 bills

Electoral and Other Legislation (Accountability, Integrity and Other Matters) Amendment Bill 2019

This bill reforms Queensland's electoral laws and government integrity rules. It caps political donations and campaign spending, creates new criminal offences for Ministers and councillors who dishonestly hide conflicts of interest, restricts election signage near polling booths, and increases public funding for political parties to reduce reliance on private donations.

28/11/2019· PASSED with amendment· Hon Y D'Ath MP
Government & ElectionsJustice & Rights

Environmental Protection and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020

This bill establishes a Rehabilitation Commissioner to provide independent advice on mine site rehabilitation and improves the framework for managing environmental risks on former resource sites. It ensures the State receives adequate funds from mining companies to manage residual risks after sites are closed, and requires these risks to be recorded on land titles.

18/6/2020· PASSED with amendment· Hon Enoch MP
EnvironmentBusiness & Economy
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Meriba Omasker Kaziw Kazipa (Torres Strait Islander Traditional Child Rearing Practice) Bill 2020

This bill creates Australia's first legal framework to recognise Torres Strait Islander traditional child rearing practice (Ailan Kastom), where children are raised by cultural parents within extended family networks. It allows families to apply for cultural recognition orders that transfer legal parentage from birth parents to cultural parents, reflected on new birth certificates.

16/7/2020· PASSED with amendment· Ms C Lui MP
First NationsChildren & FamiliesJustice & Rights
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Integrity and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2023

This bill implements major integrity reforms recommended by the Coaldrake and Yearbury reviews. It overhauls lobbying regulation to stop conflicts of interest and 'dual hatting', strengthens the independence of Queensland's five core integrity bodies by giving parliamentary committees more say in appointments and funding, and expands the Ombudsman's powers to investigate non-government organisations that deliver government services.

16/6/2023· PASSED with amendment· Hon A Palaszczuk MP
Government & ElectionsJustice & Rights
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Guardianship and Administration and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2018

This bill modernises Queensland's guardianship laws to better protect adults who cannot make their own decisions due to illness, disability or age. It strengthens safeguards against abuse by attorneys and administrators, aligns the system with international human rights standards, and improves accountability when things go wrong. The bill also makes separate changes to integrity advice for public servants and corruption reporting by government corporations.

15/2/2018· PASSED· Hon Y D'Ath MP
SeniorsHealthGovernment & Elections
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Integrity and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2022

This bill strengthens the independence of Queensland's key integrity watchdogs by implementing recommendations from the Coaldrake Report. It makes the Auditor-General an officer of Parliament, creates a formal Office of the Integrity Commissioner, and introduces penalties for unregistered lobbying.

14/10/2022· PASSED with amendment· Hon A Palaszczuk MP
Government & ElectionsJustice & Rights
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Local Government (Councillor Conduct) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2023

This bill reforms Queensland's system for handling complaints about local councillor conduct. It makes the process faster by requiring upfront assessments of complaints, sets time limits for making complaints, and focuses resources on serious misconduct rather than minor breaches. The bill also introduces mandatory training for councillors and strengthens conflict of interest rules.

13/9/2023· PASSED with amendment· Hon Dr S Miles MP
Government & Elections
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Personalised Transport Ombudsman Bill 2019

This bill creates the Personalised Transport Ombudsman to resolve complaints about taxis, rideshare, limousines and booked hire services. It also updates legislation to support Queensland's new $371 million public transport ticketing system, which will allow passengers to pay using contactless cards, smartphones or wearables.

13/2/2019· PASSED with amendment· Hon M Bailey MP
Transport & RoadsBusiness & Economy
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