Industrial Relations Regulation 2011
LegislationReferenced in 3 bills
Industrial Relations (Restoring Fairness) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2015
This bill undoes industrial relations changes made by the previous government in 2012 and 2013 that reduced workplace conditions and union rights in Queensland's state system. It restores the independence of the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission, brings back union right of entry without notice, and removes restrictions on what can be included in workplace awards and agreements.
Building Queensland Bill 2015
This bill creates Building Queensland, an independent statutory body that provides expert advice to the Queensland Government on major infrastructure projects. It is modelled on the Commonwealth's Infrastructure Australia and was a 2015 election commitment. The body will assess business cases, publish cost-benefit analysis summaries, and maintain a priority pipeline of infrastructure proposals.
Queensland Productivity Commission Bill 2015
This bill establishes the Queensland Productivity Commission as an independent body that advises the Treasurer on productivity, economic development and industry. It holds public inquiries when directed, investigates competitive neutrality complaints about government-run businesses, and takes over these functions from the Queensland Competition Authority.