Planning Regulation 2017

LegislationReferenced in 5 bills

Vegetation Management and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2018

This bill strengthens Queensland's vegetation clearing laws to protect native vegetation, reduce carbon emissions, and safeguard the Great Barrier Reef. It reinstates protections for regrowth vegetation on freehold and indigenous land, and ends broadscale clearing of remnant vegetation for agriculture.

8/3/2018· PASSED with amendment· Hon A Lynham MP
EnvironmentRegional Queensland
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Police Powers and Responsibilities and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill modernises Queensland law to recognise trans and gender diverse people in police and health search procedures, while also making changes to the parole system and prisoner safety assessments. It passed with amendment in 2024.

21/3/2024· PASSED with amendment· Hon N Boyd MP
Justice & RightsHealth
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Public Health and Other Legislation (Public Health Emergency) Amendment Bill 2020

This bill gives Queensland authorities emergency powers to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows the Chief Health Officer to issue binding directions restricting movement and gatherings, order isolation and quarantine, and close facilities. It also provides flexibility for elections and planning approvals during the emergency.

18/3/2020· PASSED· Hon S Miles MP
HealthSafety & EmergencyGovernment & Elections

Housing Availability and Affordability (Planning and Other Legislation Amendment) Bill 2023

This bill reforms Queensland's planning laws to speed up housing delivery. It gives the State new powers to fast-track priority developments like affordable housing, acquire land for critical infrastructure, and create 'holding zones' for future growth areas. It also validates past development approvals that were called into question by a court ruling.

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

Planning (Social Impact and Community Benefit) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025

This bill introduces a community benefit system requiring developers of major projects to conduct social impact assessments and negotiate community benefit agreements with local governments before lodging development applications. It also streamlines governance and removes planning approval requirements for Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games venues to ensure they are delivered on time.

1/5/2025· PASSED with amendment· Hon J Bleijie MP
Government & ElectionsBusiness & EconomyRegional Queensland
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