Queensland Disaster Management Committee

OrganisationReferenced in 5 bills

Disaster Management and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill implements major reforms to Queensland's disaster management and fire services following independent reviews. It transfers disaster management to the Police Commissioner, creates two separate fire services under a new Queensland Fire Department, and expands the Queensland Reconstruction Authority's disaster resilience role.

7/3/2024· PASSED with amendment· Hon N Boyd MP
Safety & EmergencyGovernment & Elections
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Emergency Services Reform Amendment Bill 2023

This bill implements major reforms to Queensland's emergency services following independent reviews. It transfers the State Emergency Service and marine rescue functions from Queensland Fire and Emergency Services to the Queensland Police Service, and formally establishes the State Disaster Management Group to coordinate disaster response at the highest level.

28/11/2023· PASSED· Hon M Ryan MP
Safety & EmergencyGovernment & Elections
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State Emergency Service Bill 2023

This bill creates standalone legislation for the State Emergency Service, separating it from Queensland Fire and Emergency Services and placing it under Queensland Police Service oversight. It recognises the vital role of approximately 5,400 SES volunteers who respond to floods, storms, and other emergencies across Queensland.

28/11/2023· PASSED· Hon M Ryan MP
Safety & EmergencyGovernment & ElectionsRegional Queensland

Marine Rescue Queensland Bill 2023

This bill creates Marine Rescue Queensland (MRQ), a unified statewide marine rescue service to replace the current fragmented system of two separate volunteer organisations. MRQ will operate under Queensland Police oversight with a clear command structure from state to local level, providing coordinated marine search and rescue, assistance, and disaster response support across Queensland's waterways.

28/11/2023· PASSED· Hon M Ryan MP
Safety & EmergencyRegional Queensland
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Police Service Administration and Other Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2022

This bill modernises Queensland's police, fire and emergency services legislation. It streamlines police discipline processes, automatically dismisses officers sentenced to imprisonment, strengthens protections for confidential police information, and updates fire safety and emergency response provisions.

27/10/2022· PASSED· Hon M Ryan MP
Justice & RightsSafety & EmergencyGovernment & Elections
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