Ms Nikki Boyd MP

Australian Labor Party

Shadow Minister for Fire, Disaster Recovery, Emergency Services and Volunteers

Electorate: Pine Rivers

58th·Opposition·Shadow Minister for Fire, Disaster Recovery, Emergency Services and Volunteers
57th·Government·Minister for Fire and Disaster Recovery and Minister for Corrective Services
56th·Government·Assistant Minister for Health
55th·Government·Backbench
76 speeches71 bills549 votes
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Parliamentary Activity

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Bills Introduced (3)

Disaster Management and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

Passed (amended)

This bill restructures Queensland's fire and emergency services into two dedicated organisations -- Queensland Fire and Rescue and Rural Fire Service Queensland -- under a new Queensland Fire Department. It also strengthens disaster management governance by clarifying the Police Commissioner's role, expanding the Queensland Reconstruction Authority's functions, and introducing smoke alarm requirements for caravans and motorhomes.

7/3/2024Safety & EmergencyGovernment & Elections
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Police Powers and Responsibilities and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

Passed (amended)

This bill updates search and forensic procedure safeguards across Queensland law to recognise gender diversity, following the passage of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 2023. It replaces sex-based requirements with gender-responsive ones, giving people being searched the right to express a gender preference. The bill also restricts how often prisoners can reapply for parole after refusal, expands who can assess at-risk prisoners, and clarifies planning rules for corrective services facilities.

21/3/2024Justice & RightsHealthSafety & Emergency
10

Corrective Services (Promoting Safety) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

Passed (amended)

This bill amends Queensland's corrective services laws to improve safety for victims of crime, frontline corrective services officers, prisoners, and the wider community. It strengthens the QCS Victims Register, cracks down on prisoners misusing phone systems for domestic violence, extends police powers over dangerous sex offenders on supervision, and reforms the Parole Board to include victim and First Nations representation.

13/2/2024Justice & RightsSafety & Emergency
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