Queensland Racing Integrity Commission

OrganisationReferenced in 5 bills

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Racing Integrity Amendment Bill 2022

This bill overhauls how stewards' decisions are challenged in Queensland's racing industry. It creates a new independent Racing Appeals Panel to replace the current system of internal reviews and lengthy QCAT hearings, ensuring disputes are resolved in days rather than months. The bill also introduces online publication of stewards' reports and substance test results to improve transparency.

24/2/2022· PASSED· Hon G Grace MP
Justice & RightsBusiness & Economy
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Agriculture and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2019

This bill makes a broad range of changes across agriculture, biosecurity, animal welfare, forestry, racing and nature conservation law. Its most prominent measures double penalties for trespassing on farming land, strengthen biosecurity obligations for anyone entering places where biosecurity matter is present, clarify that leaving animals in hot vehicles is an offence, and expand access to farm debt mediation.

22/8/2019· PASSED with amendment· Hon M Furner MP
Regional QueenslandEnvironmentJustice & Rights
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Corrective Services and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020

This bill strengthens anti-corruption measures in Queensland prisons following the Crime and Corruption Commission's Taskforce Flaxton report, reforms the parole system based on the Queensland Parole System Review, creates a permanent firearms amnesty, and regulates the possession of replica firearms including gel blasters.

17/3/2020· PASSED with amendment· Hon M Ryan MP
Justice & RightsSafety & Emergency
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Betting Tax Bill 2018

This bill introduces a 15% point-of-consumption betting tax on the net wagering revenue that betting operators earn from customers located in Queensland. It replaces the old wagering tax (which was based on where the operator was located) and brings Queensland into line with similar taxes in South Australia and Victoria.

12/6/2018· PASSED· Hon J Trad
Business & EconomyGovernment & Elections
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Animal Care and Protection Amendment Bill 2022

This bill updates Queensland's 20-year-old animal welfare laws to match modern science and community expectations. It bans harmful practices like prong collars and horse leg firing, creates tougher penalties for serious animal neglect, requires CCTV surveillance at slaughterhouses, and introduces new protections for retired racehorses.

12/5/2022· PASSED· Hon M Furner MP
EnvironmentJustice & RightsRegional Queensland
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