Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission

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Disability Services and Other Legislation (Worker Screening) Amendment Bill 2018

This bill ensures all disability service workers in Queensland undergo proper criminal history screening before providing services. It closes a gap by making clear that self-employed workers (sole traders) must hold a yellow card, and it enables Queensland Police to share expanded criminal history information with other states as the NDIS rolls out nationally.

20/3/2018· PASSED· Hon C O'Rourke MP
HealthWork & Employment
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Child Protection Reform and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2021

This bill makes wide-ranging reforms to Queensland's child protection system and blue card (working with children check) framework. It strengthens the rights of children in care, ensures their voices are genuinely heard in decisions affecting them, modernises the regulation of foster, kinship and licensed care, and connects Queensland to a national system for screening people who work with children.

15/9/2021· PASSED· Hon L Linard MP
Children & FamiliesJustice & RightsFirst Nations
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Police Powers and Responsibilities and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2021

This bill makes a broad set of changes to Queensland's policing, corrective services and child protection laws. It expands police powers to ban people carrying knives in safe night precincts, creates tougher parole rules for the most serious murderers, strengthens the No Body No Parole framework, introduces new criminal offences for killing or seriously injuring police and corrective services animals, and updates child sex offender monitoring and blue card screening to cover additional Commonwealth offences.

15/9/2021· PASSED· Hon M Ryan MP
Justice & RightsSafety & EmergencyChildren & Families
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Queensland Community Safety Bill 2024

This bill introduces a comprehensive package of community safety measures across policing, criminal law, firearms regulation, youth justice, domestic and family violence, and road safety. It creates new offences and increases penalties for knife crime, dangerous driving, attacks on emergency workers, and posting criminal content online, while also modernising police operations through electronic document service and signatures.

1/5/2024· PASSED with amendment· Hon M Ryan MP
Justice & RightsSafety & EmergencyTransport & Roads
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