Ms Natalie Marr MP

Supported the bill, citing the Johnston review's findings of weak governance and an ineffective commissioner role, defending the skills-based board, the strengthened tripartite advisory committees, and the merger of the underutilised Land Access Ombudsman with Coexistence Queensland without new levies.

“This is a worker focused reform that delivers on our Crisafulli government's clear commitments: making Queensland safer for the men and women who power our economy.”— 2026-05-12View Hansard

Supported the bill, describing the Townsville committee hearing where business leaders, the mayor and residents spoke unanimously about the daily toll of antisocial behaviour and called for stronger laws.

“Gone are the days when weak, spineless Townsville Labor MPs stood in this place, looked our community in the eye and told us there was no crime problem.”— 2026-04-21View Hansard

Spoke in strong support of the bills, arguing they represent the necessary clean-up of a decade of Labor failures. Highlighted local delivery in Thuringowa including Townsville University Hospital expansion, youth crime measures, Jabiru Park upgrades, and Thuringowa State High School air-conditioned hall.

“This legislation is not some dry accounting exercise; nor is it simply a routine adjustment of the state's books. In reality, it is the necessary clean-up of a decade of Labor failures.”— 2026-04-23View Hansard