Valuers Registration Act 1992

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Natural Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2019

This bill makes wide-ranging amendments across the Natural Resources, Mines and Energy portfolio. It reforms mineral and petroleum exploration permits with a 15-year cap, strengthens water compliance penalties, introduces dispute resolution for state land sublease disputes, streamlines Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land administration, and supports the establishment of CleanCo as a government-owned clean energy generator.

26/2/2019· PASSED with amendment· Hon A Lynham MP
EnvironmentBusiness & EconomyFirst NationsGovernment & Elections
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Economic Development and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill significantly expands the role of Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) to tackle Queensland's housing shortage. It makes delivering social and affordable housing a core part of EDQ's mandate, gives EDQ new powers to acquire land and direct infrastructure delivery, and restructures EDQ as a more independent body with its own board, CEO, and employing office.

20/3/2024· PASSED with amendment· Hon G Grace MP
Housing & RentingBusiness & EconomyGovernment & Elections
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Retail Shop Leases Amendment Bill 2015

This bill rewrites the rules for retail shop leases in Queensland, following a long statutory review of the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994. It tightens what landlords must disclose to tenants, makes centre outgoings and marketing spending more transparent, frees outgoing tenants and their guarantors from ongoing liability when they assign a lease, and removes coverage of the Act from large shops over 1000m2 and predominantly non-retail tenancies.

13/10/2015· PASSED with amendment· Hon D'Ath MP
Business & EconomyCost of Living
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Housing Availability and Affordability (Planning and Other Legislation Amendment) Bill 2023

This bill reforms Queensland's planning laws to help deliver more housing faster, particularly in growth areas of South East Queensland. It gives the State new powers to acquire land for development infrastructure, fast-track priority housing applications, and create zones to manage growth areas, while also modernising planning processes and reducing red tape for businesses affected by urban encroachment.

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