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Queensland Government Gazette Extraordinary

Electoral Act 1992

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES BY DISTRICT

In pursuance of the provisions of section 132(2)(c) of the Electoral Act 1992, notification is hereby given that the followingcandidates have been elected as members of the Legislative Assembly at the Queensland State General Election held on Saturday,25 November 2017.

In pursuance of the provisions of section 132(2)(a) the abovementioned names have been written on the Writ which, in accordancewith section 132(2)(b), was returned to His Excellency the Governor on Monday, 11 December 2017.

Electoral Commission

Electoral District Name of Candidate Electoral District Name of Candidate Electoral District Name of Candidate

Algester Leeanne Margaret ENOCH Gympie Anthony John PERRETT Nanango Deborah Kay FRECKLINGTONAspley Bart John MELLISH Hervey Bay Edward John SORENSEN Nicklin Martin Andrew HUNTBancroft Christopher Guy WHITING Hill Shane Andrew KNUTH Ninderry Daniel Gerard PURDIEBarron River Craig Daryl CRAWFORD Hinchinbrook Nicholas DAMETTO Noosa Sandra Leigh BOLTONBonney Samuel Thomas O'CONNOR Inala Annastacia PALASZCZUK Nudgee Leanne Maree LINARDBroadwater David Frank CRISAFULLI Ipswich Jennifer Ruth HOWARD Oodgeroo Mark Andrew ROBINSONBuderim Brent Andrew MICKELBERG Ipswich West James Edward MADDEN Pine Rivers Nikki Anne BOYDBulimba Dianne Elizabeth FARMER Jordan Charis MULLEN Pumicestone Simone Marie WILSONBundaberg David John BATT Kawana Jarrod Pieter BLEIJIE Redcliffe Yvette Maree D'ATHBundamba Jo-Ann Roslyn MILLER Keppel Brittany Louise LAUGA Redlands Kim Elizabeth RICHARDSBurdekin Dale Raymond LAST Kurwongbah Shane Roderick KING Rockhampton Barry Leonard O'ROURKEBurleigh Michael James HART Lockyer James John MCDONALD Sandgate Stirling James HINCHLIFFEBurnett Stephen Andrew BENNETT Logan Linus Patrick POWER Scenic Rim Jonathan Mark KRAUSECairns Michael Patrick Thomas HEALY Lytton Joan Ellen PEASE South Brisbane Jacklyn Anne TRADCallide Colin Einar BOYCE Macalister Melissa Fay MCMAHON Southern Downs James Paul LISTERCaloundra Mark Francis MCARDLE McConnel Ignazia GRACE Southport Robert MOLHOEKCapalaba Donald Jon BROWN Mackay Julieanne Claire GILBERT Springwood Michael Christopher DE BRENNIChatsworth Steven James MINNIKIN Maiwar Michael Craig BERKMAN Stafford Anthony Joseph LYNHAMClayfield Timothy James NICHOLLS Mansfield Corrine Patricia MCMILLAN Stretton Duncan Andrew PEGGCondamine Patrick Thomas WEIR Maroochydore Fiona Stuart SIMPSON Surfers Paradise John-Paul Honore LANGBROEKCook Cynthia Lillian LUI Maryborough Bruce Mark SAUNDERS Theodore Mark Andrew BOOTHMANCoomera Michael John CRANDON Mermaid Beach Raymond Alexander STEVENS Thuringowa Aaron David HARPERCooper Kate Jennifer JONES Miller Mark Craig BAILEY Toohey Peter Samuel RUSSOCurrumbin Janet Anne STUCKEY Mirani Stephen Seymour James ANDREW Toowoomba North Trevor John WATTSEverton Timothy Leonard MANDER Moggill Christian Andrew Carr ROWAN Toowoomba South David Carl JANETZKIFerny Grove Mark Lionel FURNER Morayfield Mark Thomas RYAN Townsville Scott James STEWARTGaven Meaghan Alana Jenkins SCANLON Mount Ommaney Jessica Claire PUGH Traeger Robert Ignatius KATTERGladstone Glenn James BUTCHER Mudgeeraba Rosslyn Mary BATES Warrego Ann LEAHYGlass House Andrew Cary POWELL Mulgrave Curtis Warren PITT Waterford Shannon Maree FENTIMANGreenslopes Joseph Patrick KELLY Mundingburra Coralee Jane O'ROURKE Whitsunday Jason Noel COSTIGANGregory Lachlan Lucas MILLAR Murrumba Steven John MILES Woodridge Cameron Robert DICK

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Premier’s OfficeBrisbane, 12 December 2017

His Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that he hasaccepted the resignations of—

The Honourable ANNASTACIA PALASZCZUK, as Premier andMinister for the Arts;

The Honourable JACKLYN ANNE TRAD, as Deputy Premier,Minister for Transport and Minister for Infrastructure andPlanning;

The Honourable CURTIS WARREN PITT, as Treasurer andMinister for Trade and Investment;

The Honourable CAMERON ROBERT DICK, as Minister forHealth and Minister for Ambulance Services;

The Honourable KATE JENNIFER JONES, as Minister forEducation and Minister for Tourism, Major Events and theCommonwealth Games;

The Honourable ANTHONY JOSEPH LYNHAM, as Minister forState Development and Minister for Natural Resources andMines, and Acting Minister for Agriculture and Fisheriesand Minister for Rural Economic Development;

The Honourable YVETTE MAREE D’ATH, as Attorney-Generaland Minister for Justice and Minister for Training andSkills;

The Honourable MARK CRAIG BAILEY, as Minister for MainRoads, Road Safety and Ports and Minister for Energy,Biofuels and Water Supply;

The Honourable STEVEN JOHN MILES, as Minister forEnvironment and Heritage Protection and Minister forNational Parks and the Great Barrier Reef;

The Honourable LEEANNE MARGARET ENOCH, as Ministerfor Innovation, Science and the Digital Economy andMinister for Small Business;

The Honourable SHANNON MAREE FENTIMAN, as Ministerfor Communities, Women and Youth, Minister for ChildSafety and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic andFamily Violence;

The Honourable CORALEE JANE O’ROURKE, as Minister forDisability Services, Minister for Seniors and MinisterAssisting the Premier on North Queensland;

The Honourable GRACE GRACE, as Minister forEmployment and Industrial Relations, Minister for Racingand Minister for Multicultural Affairs;

The Honourable MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER de BRENNI, asMinister for Housing and Public Works and Minister forSport;

The Honourable MARK THOMAS RYAN, as Minister for Police,Fire and Emergency Services and Minister for CorrectiveServices;

and

The Honourable MARK FURNER, as Minister for LocalGovernment and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres StraitIslander Partnerships.

ANNASTACIA PALASZCZUK MPPREMIER AND MINISTER FOR TRADE


His Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that he hasaccepted the resignation of—

The Honourable CURTIS WARREN PITT

as a member of the Executive Council of Queensland.



Queensland

Constitution of Queensland 2001

PROCLAMATION

I, PAUL de JERSEY AC, Governor–

(a) acting under section 43 of the Constitution of Queensland2001, declare the following offices to be offices to whichpersons may be appointed as Ministers of the State–• Premier and Minister for Trade • Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal

and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships• Minister for State Development, Manufacturing,

Infrastructure and Planning• Minister for Innovation and Tourism Industry Development

and Minister for the Commonwealth Games• Attorney-General and Minister for Justice• Minister for Health and Minister for Ambulance Services• Minister for Education and Minister for Industrial Relations• Minister for Transport and Main Roads• Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy• Minister for Housing and Public Works, Minister for Digital

Technology and Minister for Sport• Minister for Employment and Small Business and

Minister for Training and Skills Development• Minister for Environment and the Great Barrier Reef,

Minister for Science and Minister for the Arts• Minister for Police and Minister for Corrective Services• Minister for Communities and Minister for Disability

Services and Seniors• Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and

Fisheries• Minister for Local Government, Minister for Racing

and Minister for Multicultural Affairs• Minister for Child Safety, Youth and Women and Minister

for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence• Minister for Fire and Emergency Services

(b) revoke the proclamation made under section 43 of the Act, on10 February 2017 (published in the gazette on 10 February2017 at page 127).

[L.S.]PAUL de JERSEYGovernor

Signed and sealed on 12 December 2017.

By Command

Annastacia Palaszczuk

God Save the Queen

ENDNOTES

1. Made by the Governor on 12 December 2017.2. Published in an Extraordinary Gazette on 12 December

2017.3. The administering agency is the Department of the Premier

and Cabinet.© State of Queensland 2017


His Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that he hasbeen pleased to appoint–

The Honourable ANNASTACIA PALASZCZUK

to be Premier and Minister for Trade.




The Honourable ANNASTACIA PALASZCZUK

to be a member of the Executive Council of Queensland.




The Honourable JACKLYN ANNE TRAD,to be Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginaland Torres Strait Islander Partnerships;

The Honourable CAMERON ROBERT DICK,to be Minister for State Development, Manufacturing,Infrastructure and Planning;

The Honourable KATE JENNIFER JONES,to be Minister for Innovation and Tourism IndustryDevelopment and Minister for the Commonwealth Games;

The Honourable YVETTE MAREE D’ATH,to be Attorney-General and Minister for Justice;

The Honourable STEVEN JOHN MILES,to be Minister for Health and Minister for Ambulance Services;

The Honourable GRACE GRACE,to be Minister for Education and Minister for IndustrialRelations;

The Honourable MARK CRAIG BAILEY,to be Minister for Transport and Main Roads;

The Honourable ANTHONY JOSEPH LYNHAM,to be Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy;

The Honourable MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER de BRENNI,to be Minister for Housing and Public Works, Minister forDigital Technology and Minister for Sport;

The Honourable SHANNON MAREE FENTIMAN,to be Minister for Employment and Small Business andMinister for Training and Skills Development;

The Honourable LEEANNE MARGARET ENOCH,to be Minister for Environment and the Great Barrier Reef,Minister for Science and Minister for the Arts;

The Honourable MARK THOMAS RYAN,to be Minister for Police and Minister for Corrective Services;

The Honourable CORALEE JANE O’ROURKE,to be Minister for Communities and Minister for DisabilityServices and Seniors;

The Honourable MARK FURNER,to be Minister for Agricultural Industry Development andFisheries;

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The Honourable STIRLING JAMES HINCHLIFFE,to be Minister for Local Government, Minister for Racingand Minister for Multicultural Affairs;

The Honourable DIANNE ELIZABETH FARMER,to be Minister for Child Safety, Youth and Women and Ministerfor the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence;

and

The Honourable CRAIG DARYL CRAWFORD,to be Minister for Fire and Emergency Services.




The Honourable JACKLYN ANNE TRAD;

The Honourable CAMERON ROBERT DICK;

The Honourable KATE JENNIFER JONES;

The Honourable YVETTE MAREE D’ATH;

The Honourable STEVEN JOHN MILES;

The Honourable GRACE GRACE;

The Honourable MARK CRAIG BAILEY;

The Honourable ANTHONY JOSEPH LYNHAM;

The Honourable MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER de BRENNI;

The Honourable SHANNON MAREE FENTIMAN;

The Honourable LEEANNE MARGARET ENOCH;

The Honourable MARK THOMAS RYAN;

The Honourable CORALEE JANE O’ROURKE;

The Honourable MARK FURNER;

The Honourable STIRLING JAMES HINCHLIFFE;

The Honourable DIANNE ELIZABETH FARMER;

and

The Honourable CRAIG DARYL CRAWFORD

to be members of the Executive Council of Queensland.



NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

In accordance with section 24(1) of the Constitution ofQueensland 2001, His Excellency the Governor, acting by andwith the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased toappoint from 12 December 2017–

JENNIFER RUTH HOWARD MP to be Assistant Minister forVeterans’ Affairs and Assistant Minister of State;

GLENN JAMES BUTCHER MP to be Assistant Minister forTreasury;

JULIEANNE CLAIRE GILBERT MP to be Assistant Minister forState Development;

BRITTANY LOUISE LAUGA MP to be Assistant Minister forEducation; and

MEAGHAN ALANA JENKINS SCANLON MP to be AssistantMinister for Tourism Industry Development.

As Assistant Ministers, the abovementioned are to perform thefunctions of an Assistant Minister as may be decided by thePremier from time to time.



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Administrative Arrangements Order (No. 3) 2017.

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Local Government Regulation 2012

LOCAL GOVERNMENT REMUNERATION AND DISCIPLINE TRIBUNALLOCAL GOVERNMENT REMUNERATION SCHEDULE 2017

As required by section 246(3)(b) of the Local Government Regulation 2012 the Local Government Remuneration and DisciplineTribunal determined, on 30 November 2017, the following maximum remuneration to apply from 1 July 2018 for mayors, deputymayors and councillors of Local Governments (excluding Brisbane City Council).

Category Local Governments assigned to categories Remuneration determined(from 1 July 2018)

(see Note 1) ($ pa)

Category 1 Aurukun Shire Council Mayor 103,918

(see Note 2) Balonne Shire Council Deputy Mayor 59,952

Banana Shire Council Councillor 51,958

Barcaldine Regional Council

Barcoo Shire Council

Blackall-Tambo Regional Council

Boulia Shire Council

Bulloo Shire Council

Burdekin Shire Council

Burke Shire Council

Carpentaria Shire Council

Charters Towers Regional Council

Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council

Cloncurry Shire Council

Cook Shire Council

Croydon Shire Council

Diamantina Shire Council

Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire Council

Douglas Shire Council

Etheridge Shire Council

Flinders Shire Council

Goondiwindi Regional Council

Hinchinbrook Shire Council

Hope Vale Aboriginal Shire Council

Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council


Lockhart River Aboriginal Shire Council

Longreach Regional Council

Mapoon Aboriginal Shire Council

McKinlay Shire Council

Mornington Shire Council

Murweh Shire Council

Napranum Aboriginal Shire Council

North Burnett Regional Council

Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council

Palm Island Aboriginal Shire Council

Paroo Shire Council

Pormpuraaw Aboriginal Shire Council

Quilpie Shire Council

Richmond Shire Council

Torres Shire Council

Torres Strait Island Regional Council

Winton Shire Council

Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council

Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire Council

Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council

Category 2 Mareeba Shire Council Mayor 119,903

Mount Isa City Council Deputy Mayor 71,943

Somerset Regional Council Councillor 59,952

Category 3 Cassowary Coast Regional Council Mayor 127,898

Central Highlands Regional Council Deputy Mayor 79,936

Gympie Regional Council Councillor 67,945

Isaac Regional Council

Livingstone Shire Council

Lockyer Valley Regional Council

Maranoa Regional Council

Noosa Shire Council

Scenic Rim Regional Council

South Burnett Regional Council

Southern Downs Regional Council

Tablelands Regional Council

Western Downs Regional Council

Whitsunday Regional Council

Category 4 Bundaberg Regional Council Mayor 151,878

Fraser Coast Regional Council Deputy Mayor 99,921

Gladstone Regional Council Councillor 87,929

Rockhampton Regional Council

Category 5 Cairns Regional Council Mayor 175,859

Mackay Regional Council Deputy Mayor 119,903

Redland City Council Councillor 103,918

Toowoomba Regional Council


(see Note 1) ($ pa)


Notes to the remuneration schedule

Note 1 The monetary amounts shown are the per annum figures to apply from 1 July 2018. If an elected representative onlyserves for part of a full year (that is, 1 July to 30 June) they are only entitled to a pro rata payment to reflect the portion ofthe year served.

Note 2 For councillors in Category 1 councils, a base payment of $34,639 is payable for the 12 months commencing on 1 July 2018.A meeting fee of $1,443.25 per calendar month (or $666.11 per fortnight) is payable for attendance at, and participationin, scheduled meetings of council subject to certification by the mayor and/or chief executive officer of the council. Mayorsand deputy mayors in category 1 councils are to receive the full annual remuneration level shown.

Category 6 Ipswich City Council Mayor 199,839

Townsville City Council Deputy Mayor 135,891

Councillor 119,903

Category 7 Logan City Council Mayor 223,821

Moreton Bay Regional Council Deputy Mayor 155,075

Sunshine Coast Regional Council Councillor 135,891

Category 8 Gold Coast City Council Mayor 247,802

Deputy Mayor 171,863

Councillor 147,881


(see Note 1) ($ pa)



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NOTICE


His Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that, actingunder the provisions of the Constitution of Queensland 2001 ,he has appointed the Honourable Yvette Maree D’Ath MP,Attorney-General and Minister for Justice to act as, and toperform all of the functions and exercise all of the powers of,Minister for Local Government, Minister for Racing and Ministerfor Multicultural Affairs from 14 December 2017 until theHonourable Stirling James Hinchliffe MP returns to duty.



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Queensland Government Gazette Natural Resources, Mines and Energy

Land Act 1994

REOPENING OF TEMPORARILY CLOSED ROAD NOTICE (No 25) 2017

Short title1 . This not ice may be c i ted as the Reopening of

Temporarily Closed Road Notice (No 25) 2017.Reopening temporarily closed road [s.107 of the Act]

2. It is declared that the areas of land comprised in the Road Licences mentioned in Schedules 1 to 5 are reopened as road.

SCHEDULE 1Central Region, Mackay Office

An area of about 0.6035 ha abutting Lots 278, 279 and 280 on K1244 and shown as Lot 1 on RL8184, being the land contained within former Road Licence No. 30/8184. (2017/005379)

SCHEDULE 2Central Region, Mackay Office

An area of about 0.6035 ha abutting Lots 249, 250 and 251 on K1244 and shown as Lot 1 on RL8185, being the land contained within former Road Licence No. 30/8185. (2017/005400)

SCHEDULE 3Central Region, Rockhampton Office

An area of about 2.17 ha of road adjacent to Lot 6 on RP611956, being the land contained within former Road Licence No. 0/234884. (2017/005463)

SCHEDULE 4South Region, Caboolture Office

An area of about 1.41 ha shown as Lot B on AP23008 abutting the boundaries of Lot 20 on CSH1977 and Lot 22 on RP7679, being part of the land contained within Road Licence No. 27/6200. (2017/003979)

SCHEDULE 5South Region, Warwick Office

An area of about 1.6 ha being the road separating resubdivisions 113, 114, 116 and 117 of subdivision A of portion 862 and of subdivision C of Mineral Selection 708B and of subdivision C of Mineral Selection 43W from the railway line area, being the land contained within former Road Licence No. 38/6968. (2017/003542)

ENDNOTES1. Published in the Gazette on 15 December 2017.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural

Resources, Mines and Energy.



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Queensland Government Gazette Local Government

Planning Act 2016

PUBLIC NOTICEADOPTION OF TEMPORARY LOCAL PLANNING INSTRUMENT 01/2017

(AMENDMENT OF THE FLOOD HAZARD OVERLAY)

Temporary Local Planning Instrument 01/2017 (Amendment ofthe Flood hazard overlay) was adopted by Southern DownsRegional Council on 22 November 2017, in accordance with thePlanning Act 2016 .

The Temporary Local Planning Instrument (TLPI) affects the SouthernDowns Planning Scheme and ensures the Flood hazard overlay ofthe planning scheme continues to incorporate the most accurateflood mapping available for the areas of Leyburn, Stanthorpe,Applethorpe, Glengallan Creek and Rosenthal Creek.

The TLPI commences Friday, 6 January 2018, and will expire 2 yearsafter its commencement, unless repealed prior to that date.

For further information, or to inspect or purchase a copy of the TPLI,please telephone Council on 1300 697 372, visit Council's officesat 64 Fitzroy Street, Warwick, and Marsh Street, Stanthorpe, orview the TLPI on Council website www.sdrc.qld.gov.au

David KeenanChief Executive Officer

PUBLIC NOTICE OF ALIGNMENT AMENDMENT TO THE WOORABINDA ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL PLANNING

SCHEME MADE UNDER THE ALIGNMENT AMENDMENT RULES AND THE PLANNING ACT 2016 , SECTION 293

Notice is hereby given that on 6 December 2017 the WoorabindaAboriginal Shire Council made the Woorabinda Aboriginal ShireCouncil Planning Scheme alignment amendment under theAlignment Amendment Rules and section 293 of the PlanningAct 2016 (the Act) to the Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire CouncilPlanning Scheme (the alignment amendment). The alignmentamendment will commence on 1 January 2018.

The alignment amendment has the purpose and general effectof aligning the planning scheme with the Act, including:

a) amending terminology to be consistent with the Act

b) improving and clarifying assessment benchmarks withoutmaking any substantial change to a policy position currentlyexpressed in the planning scheme

c) reformatting and revising the structure of the planning scheme.

A copy of the alignment amendment may be inspected at orpurchased from 112 Munns Drive, Woorabinda. The WoorabindaAboriginal Shire Council Planning Scheme can also be viewedonline and downloaded at http://www.woorabinda.qld.gov.au/.

For further information, please either visit the council customerservice centre or telephone or email council on (07) 4925 9800or [email protected].

Emil MoulChief Executive Officer

Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council



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Queensland Government Gazette General

Department of Justice and Attorney-GeneralBrisbane, 13 December 2017

It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21(5) of the Justices of thePeace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of thepersons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has beenappointed and is registered as a Commissioner for Declarations.

Damien MealeyRegistrar and Manager

Justices of the Peace BranchTHE SCHEDULE

Gregory Darcy Douglas MCLEAN


Department of the Premier and CabinetBrisbane, 15 December 2017

The following directive is issued under section 26(1) of theMinisterial and Other Office Holder StaffAct 2010.

Dave StewartDirector General

Directive No. 01/17Effective Date: 15/12/2017

Employment screening

Application

These arrangements apply to all ministerial staff members.

Definitions

Ministerial staff membermeans a person employed under theMinisterial and Other Office Holder Staff Act 2010as a staff member in the office of a Minister.

Criminal history screeningmeans a search of police records Australia wide undertaken by the Queensland PoliceService to certify if a person has any criminal convictions. It will not disclose convictions that have beenrehabilitated under the Criminal Law (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act 1986.

Director Generalmeans the Director General of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.

Engage, a person, includes appoint, promote or transfer the person within or to a ministerial office.

Indictable offence means an offence for which a charge may be laid by indictment or an equivalent process,whether that is the only, or an optional, way to lay a charge of the offence.

Provisions

1. General principles for criminal history screening

(a) Information to be provided on criminal history screening requirements

(i) Applicants forministerial office rolesmust be informed of criminal history screening requirements.

(ii) Criminal history screening can only be conducted for ministerial staff members theDirector General proposes to engage.

(b) Consent required for criminal history screening

(i) Criminal history screening must only occur with the written consent of the person to be screened.

(c) Criminal history screening of ministerial staff members

(i) Ministerial staff members will be requested to complete a Criminal History Check Consent andRequest Form.

Ministerial Services


Ministerial Services

(d) Duty to disclose changes in criminal history screening information

(i) A ministerial staff member must notify the Director General if the ministerial staff member ischarged with an indictable offence or convicted by a court of an indictable offence. Failure to doso may result in disciplinary action.

(e) Management of criminal history screening information

(i) Criminal history screening information must be managed in accordance with relevant legislationgoverning information privacy.

(f) Costs associated with criminal history screening

(i) Costs associated with criminal history screening for ministerial staff members are to be met by theministerial office.

2. Criminal history screening for ministerial staff members

(a) Proof of identity for criminal history screening

(i) A personmust provide documents acceptable to the Director General as proof of their identity forthe purposes of criminal history screening.

(b) Failure to consent to criminal history screening

(i) The Director General is not required to consider a person for engagement if the person:

does not provide written consent and acceptable documents to support proof of identitywithin seven days from the Director General’s request to conduct criminal history screening,and in lieu of a reasonable explanation, or

refuses to consent to criminal history screening, or

withdraws consent to criminal history screening.

(c) Assessment of suitability

(i) On receipt of a criminal history report and in assessing a person’s suitability, the Director Generalmust consider the relevance of any offence to the nature of the duties to be performed.

(ii) Subject to 2(c)(i), the Director General may consider:

the seriousness and frequency of any relevant offence

the amount of time elapsed since any relevant offence happened and the penalty imposed

whether any relevant offence is still a crime, and

any relevant work history of the person.

(d) Outcome of criminal history screening

(i) Where a person is being considered for engagement and the person is determined by theDirector General to be unsuitable as a result of criminal history screening, the Director General isnot required to consider the person for engagement.


NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF ADVERTISED VACANCIES

The following appointments to various positions have been made in accordance with the provisions of the Public Service Act 2008 .

NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART I

A public service officer, tenured general employee or a tenured public sector employee of a public sector unit listed in schedule 1of Public Service Regulation 2008 who wishes to appeal against a promotion listed in Part 1 must give a written Appeal Noticewithin 21 days following gazettal of the promotion to –

Industrial Registrar

Industrial Registry

Email: [email protected]

Web Address: www.qirc.qld.gov.au for Appeal Notice

For general enquiries prior to lodgement of an appeal:

Contact Industrial Registry on 1300 592 987 or email [email protected]

APPOINTMENT PART I – APPEALABLE

Reference Number

Vacancy Date of Appointment

Name of Appointee Previous Position and Classification (Unless otherwise indicated)

Department of Agriculture and Fisheries

255334/17 Manager (RD&E Business Systems), Research and Development Business Systems, Agri-Science Queensland, Dutton Park (AO8)

Date of duty Mordocco, Angela Principal Project Officer, Office of the Queensland Chief Scientist,Brisbane (AO7)

Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services

* 251243/17 Senior Child Safety Support Officer, Child Safety Service Centre,Child Safety, Region – Brisbane, Fortitude Valley (AO4)

Date of duty Dewey, Ternille Child Safety Support Officer,Child Safety Service Centre,Child Safety, Region – Brisbane, Fortitude Valley (AO3)

256042/17 Manager – Practice Quality and Clinical Support, Mobile Specialist Practice, Practice Quality and Clinical Support, Practice Connect, Service Delivery and Practice, Brisbane City (AO8)

Date of duty Wyeth, Kerri Complex Case Advice and Practice Support, Practice Quality and Clinical Support, Service Delivery and Practice, Brisbane (PO5)

* 251243/17 Senior Child Safety Support Officer, Child Safety Service Centre, Child Safety, Region – Brisbane,Fortitude Valley (AO4)

Date of duty McDonald, Michele Kathryn

Child Safety Support Officer, Child Safety Service Centre, Child Safety, Region – Brisbane, Alderley (AO3)

259889/17 Principal Child Protection Practitioner, Practice and Reform, Child, Family and Community Services, Region – North Queensland, Townsville (PO5)

Date of duty Winterkorn, Santina Katherine

Child Safety Officer, Placement and Service Support, Child, Family and Community Services, Region – North Queensland, Townsville (PO3)

* Advertised as Alderley, Fortitude Valley, Stones Corner.

Department of Education and Training

NCR259197/17

Business Manager, Isis District State High School, North Coast Region, State Schools Division, Wide Bay (AO4)

05-12-2017 Parsons, Kylie Administrative Officer, Isis District State High School, North Coast Region, State Schools Division, Wide Bay (AO2)


SER258745/17

Business Manager, Pimpama State Secondary College, South East Region, State Schools Division, Gold Coast (AO7)

07-12-2017 Wallace, Tracey Business Manager, Chatswood Hills State School, South East Region, State Schools Division, Brisbane South (AO4)

FNR257756/17

Computer Systems Administrator, Trinity Bay State High School, Far North Queensland Region, State Schools Division, Trinity Bay (TO4)

07-12-2017 MacPherson, David Technical Officer, Cairns State High School, Far North Queensland Region, State Schools Division, Cairns (TO3)

NCR258732/17

Regional School Sports Officer, School Support – Sport Unit, North Coast Region, State Schools Division, Sunshine Coast (ST2)

07-12-2017 Aspinall, Richard Experienced Senior Teacher, Chancellor State College, North Coast Region, State Schools Division, Sunshine Coast (A0401)

CO255359/17

Principal Project Officer, Assessment and Quality Improvement Unit, Regulation Assessment and Service Quality Branch, Early Childhood and Community Engagement Division, Brisbane (AO7)

04-12-2017 Worrall, Lee Senior Analyst, Assessment and Quality Improvement Unit, Regulation Assessment and Service Quality Branch, Early Childhood and Community Engagement Division, Brisbane (AO6)

CO255046/17

Principal SAP Functional Analyst Finance and Controlling, Financial Business Systems Unit, Finance Branch, Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO7)

18-12-2017 Chalmers, Elizabeth Senior Business Analyst, Shared Systems Design, Queensland Shared Service, Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation, Brisbane (AO6)

SER259788/17

Business Manager, Worongary State School, South East Region, State Schools Division, Gold Coast (AO4)

11-12-2017 Zorbas, Rachel Business Manager, Arundel State School, South East Region, State Schools Division, Gold Coast (AO3)

CO257201/17

Senior Finance Officer, Financial Strategy and Budget Unit, Finance Branch, Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO6)

04-12-2017 Blake, Rae Senior Finance Officer, Financial Strategy and Budget Unit, Finance Branch, Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO5)

CO257201/17

Senior Finance Officer, Financial Strategy and Budget Unit, Finance Branch, Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO6)

04-12-2017 Tan, Michelle Senior Finance Officer, Financial Strategy and Budget Unit, Finance Branch, Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO5)

Department of Environment and Heritage Protection

256721/17 Senior Heritage Officer, Heritage, Environmental Policy and Planning, Brisbane (PO3)

Date of duty Lee, DanielleIrene-Colleen

Heritage Officer, Heritage, Environmental Policy and Planning, Brisbane (PO2)

Department of Housing and Public Works

256120/17 Team Leader – Applications Support, Business Applications, Information Services Directorate, Corporate Services, Brisbane (AO7)

Date of duty Malhotra, Ritesh Senior Database Administrator, Business Applications, Information Services Directorate, Corporate Services, Brisbane (AO6)

256767/17 Senior Accommodation Manager, Planning Group, Queensland Government Accommodation Office, Public Works and Asset Management, Brisbane (AO6)

Date of duty Doyle, Antonio Senior Accommodation Planner, Planning Group, Queensland Government Accommodation Office, Public Works and Asset Management, Brisbane (AO5)


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Queensland Police Service

246386/17 Senior Prosecutor, Legal Division, Strategy Policy and Performance, Brisbane (PO4)

Date of duty Sulzer, Nina Caroline Patricia

Prosecutor, Legal Division, Strategy Policy and Performance, Southport (PO3)

245447/17 Senior Legal Officer, Legal Division, Strategy Policy and Performance, Brisbane (PO5)

Date of duty Papoutsakis, Anna Legal Officer, Legal Services, Legal Division, Strategy Policy and Performance, Brisbane (PO4)

Queensland Treasury

258635/17 Manager Procurement, Procurement, Performance and Governance, Operations and Change,Brisbane (AO8)

Date of duty Dwyer, Janell Manager Procurement, Procurement, Performance and Governance, Operations and Change,Brisbane (AO7)

Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation

252535/17 Service Development Officer, Customer Contact, Smart Service Queensland, Digital Productivity and Services, Brisbane (AO5)

Date of duty Kuiti, Polly Customer Service Advisor, Mount Gravatt B, Integrated Contact Centre, Customer Contact, Smart Service Queensland, Digital Productivity and Services, Upper Mount Gravatt (AO3)

Department of Transport and Main Roads

252817/17 Principal Policy Advisor, Heavy Vehicles, Transport Regulation, Customer Services, Safety and Regulation, Brisbane (AO7)

Date of duty Highet, Tina Senior Advisor, Corridor Management and Protection, Transport System Management, Transport Strategy and Planning, Policy, Planning and Investment, Brisbane (AO6)

256336/17 Manager (Corporate Administration), Financial Operations, Finance and Procurement, Corporate,Brisbane (AO8)

Date of duty Nielsen, Michelle Principal Finance Advisor, Financial Reporting, Financial Accounting, Finance and Procurement, Corporate, Brisbane (AO7)

251258/17 Senior Executive Coordinator, Office of the Deputy Director-General, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Brisbane (AO5)

Date of duty Winfield, Laura Executive Coordinator, Chief TNSR, Transport Network Security and Resilience (TNSR), Director-General, Brisbane (AO4)

256579/17 Senior Advisor (Service Management), South East Queensland North, Customer Services, Safety and Regulation, Carseldine (AO4)

Date of duty Persich, Toni Principal Customer Service Officer, Carseldine Customer Service Centre, Client Service Delivery South East Queensland North, Customer Services, Safety and Regulation, Zillmere (AO3)

257626/17 Senior Engineer, Structures, Engineering and Technology, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Brisbane (PO4)

Date of duty Mir, Faisal Engineer, Bridge Unit, Bridge and Marine Engineering, Structures, Engineering and Technology, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Brisbane (PO3)

257626/17 Senior Engineer, Structures, Engineering and Technology, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Brisbane (PO4)

Date of duty Hourigan, Matthew Engineer, Bridge Unit, Bridge and Marine Engineering, Structures, Engineering and Technology, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Brisbane (PO3)


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NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART II

Appointments have been approved to the undermentioned vacancies.Appeals do not lie against these appointments.

235089/17 Senior Engineer (Civil), North Queensland Region, Program Delivery and Operations, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Cloncurry (PO4)

Date of duty Sharma, Sujan Engineer (Civil), North West District, North Queensland Region, Program Delivery and Operations, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Cloncurry (PO3)

244447/17 Senior Designer (Civil), Downs South West Region, Program Delivery and Operations, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Toowoomba (PO4)

Date of duty Waters, Joann Design (Civil), Technical Services, Darling Downs District, Downs South West Region, Program Delivery and Operations, Infrastructure Management and Delivery, Toowoomba (PO3)

APPOINTMENTS PART II – NON-APPEALABLE

Reference Number

Vacancy Date of Appointment Name of Appointee

Public Safety Business Agency

* 242652/17 Head of Aircraft Airworthiness and Maintenance Control (HAAMC), Queensland Government Air, Kedron (Contract)

Date of duty Gibson, Darren

* Contract for three (3) years with possible extension.

Queensland Health

* 244495/17 Assistant Commissioner, Darling Downs Local Ambulance Service Network, Toowoomba (SES2)

Date of duty Zsombok, Stephen

* 244495/17 Assistant Commissioner, Sunshine Coast Local Ambulance Service Network, Caloundra (SES2)

Date of duty Eva, Timothy

* Contract for three (3) years with possible extension.


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Economic Development Act 2012

YARRABILBAPRIORITY DEVELOPMENT AREATEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE

Under the provisions of section 124 of the EconomicDevelopment Act 2012 (the Act) the Minister for EconomicDevelopment Queensland (the MEDQ) gives notice that from15 December 2017, it will temporarily close part of a road in theYarrabilba Priority Development Area.

Under section 124(1) of the Act the MEDQ may performfunctions or exercise powers for a road closure in a prioritydevelopment area that the MEDQ considers necessary ordesirable to perform its other functions. The MEDQ has deemedit necessary to temporarily close an area of 152m² being part ofShilin Street (as shown in the below plan), to support thecontinued function of the residential Display Village.

For more information on the Minister for Economic DevelopmentQueensland:

Phone: 07 3452 7880Website: www.dilgp.qld.gov.au

Economic Development Act 2012

YARRABILBAPRIORITY DEVELOPMENT AREA

RE-OPENING OF PART OF TEMPORARILY CLOSED ROAD

Under the provisions of section 124 of the Economic DevelopmentAct 2012 (the Act) the Minister for Economic DevelopmentQueensland (the MEDQ) may perform functions or exercisepowers for a road in a priority development area the MEDQconsiders necessary or desirable to perform its other functions.

On 13 May 2016 the MEDQ declared an area of road in theYarrabilba Priority Development Area temporarily closed.TheMEDQ deemed it necessary to temporarily close an area of8832m² being parts of Darrau Avenue, Mason Street and ShilinStreet, Yarrabilba (Lots 20-48, 52-64, 800-804, and 931 onSP278196) for the proposed establishment of a new DisplayVillage at Yarrabilba (the Temporarily Closed Road).

The MEDQ declares that from 15 December 2017 part of theTemporarily Closed Road comprising an area of 2,874m² beingparts of Darrau Avenue, Mason Street and Shilin Street andshown on the below plan, is re-opened.

For more information on the Minister for Economic DevelopmentQueensland:

Phone: 07 3452 7880Website: www.dilgp.qld.gov.au

NOTIFICATION OF SCHOOL COUNCILS APPROVED UNDER THE EDUCATION (GENERAL PROVISIONS) ACT 2006

The Northern Beaches State High School council was establishedand approved on 15 November 2017 by the Principal, NorthernBeaches State High School (as delegate of the Chief Executive,Department of Education and Training to approve the schoolcouncil) under the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006to take effect from the date of gazettal.

Education (General Provisions) Act 2006

SCHOOL ENROLMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN (School EMP)

In accordance with Chapter 8, Part 3 Section 170, of the Education(General Provisions) Act 2006, a new School EMP for the followingschool has been approved by a delegate of the Chief Executive ofthe Department of Education and Training:

Region: North QueenslandSchool: Oonoonba State School (update)

Copies of School EMPs are available for public inspection,without charge, during normal business hours at thedepartment’s head office, and accessible on the department’swebsite at http://education.qld.gov.au/schools/catchment.


Queensland Treasury8 December 2017

DECLARATION OF A SCHEME UNDER THEELECTRICAL SAFETY ACT 2002

I, BRIAN RICHARDSON, Director Equipment Safety and Licensing,Office of Industrial Relations, being the delegate of the regulatoracting under Part 2A, Division 3, Section 48J of the Electrical SafetyAct 2002, hereby declare SAA Approvals Pty Ltd, AustralianBusiness Number: 91 125 451 327 as a Recognised ExternalCertification Scheme (RECS).

The establishment of the RECS is effective from the date ofpublication of this notice in the Queensland Gazette and is fora period of 5 years.

In accordance with the Electrical Safety Act 2002, Part 2A, Division3, Section 48J and the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 – Part 7In-scope electrical equipment, Division 8 Recognised externalcertification schemes – I, Brian Richardson Director EquipmentSafety and Licensing, Electrical Safety Office, Office of IndustrialRelations, Queensland Treasury, being the delegate of theregulator impose the following conditions on the declared scheme:

Conditions:

1. All certificates issued under the Electrical Equipment SafetySystem (EESS) by the Recognised External CertificationScheme (RECS) shall be in accordance with these conditions,the Queensland Electrical Safety Act 2002, Electrical SafetyRegulation 2013, and the Equipment Safety Rules as currentat the time of issuing the certificate and with the RECSadhering to any rulings, interpretations or other guidancematerial issued by the regulator or as published on theElectrical Regulatory Authorities Council (ERAC) website atwww.erac.gov.au.

2. The RECS shall not authorise or otherwise permit persons toconduct assessments on certificate applications, or makedeterminations to issue certificates if those person’s detailswere not originally supplied with the application to become aRECS and accepted, or whose details were subsequentlysupplied to and accepted as suitable by the regulator.

3. The RECS will not engage persons to assess applicationsfor certification, or decide on certification, or have anyother involvement in processes that relate to assessmentor decisions, of applications for electrical equipmentcertification where those persons conduct other work forthe company who makes (or has made for them by otherson their behalf) application for certification of electricalequipment to the RECS. Such other work includes but isnot limited to compiling documents for application forcertification, testing of the equipment or supervising ortraining of people conducting such testing.

4. The RECS shall not engage consultants or similar parties toconduct assessments of certification applications, trainingof personnel or other functions relating to certification ofequipment process of the RECS scheme if that consultant orsimilar party makes applications for certification ofequipment, on behalf of any applicant, to that RECS.

5. During the period of recognition as a RECS, the RECS shallnotify the regulator of any material change related to theinformation supplied with the related application to becomea RECS within two weeks of any such change. Such changeincludes but is not limited to: change of ownership, change ofdirectors, change of senior officers of company, change ofpersonnel involved in certification processes as a RECS,relocation of business premises or places where certificationprocesses are conducted, changes to procedures.

6. The RECS shall allow the regulator access to the RECS within3 working days of a request by the regulator, includingparticipating in random and/or scheduled auditing of files bythe regulator. Such access may include making availablefiles, the staff involved in the assessment of an applicationfor certification, the staff involved in making decisions toissue a certificate, making available the physical locationwhere assessment and decisions for certification occur andall records and documentation relating to any certificate orthe process of assessing and issuing of certificates.

7. All certificates issued will be in accordance with therequirements of the Equipment Safety Rules and based ontest reports that meet the requirements of the EquipmentSafety Rules unless otherwise agreed to by the Regulator.The RECS shall maintain suitable records of the equipmentcertified to be able to verify this condition.

8. If a certificate is issued, the RECS shall provided writtendocumentation of the details of certification to the applicantrelated to that certificate. If the certification status changesthe RECS shall give written documentation to the certificateholder of the changed certification status.

9. The RECS shall execute the Electrical Equipment safety system(EESS) database – Recognised External Certifier Access Deedand ensure at least one appropriate Staff member executes theElectrical Equipment safety system (EESS) database –Recognised External Certifier Deed of Acknowledgment(named Users). Unless otherwise agreed to by the regulator theRECS shall ensure the relevant equipment certification detailsare uploaded onto the certification database within three daysof issue of the certificate.

10. The RECS shall cancel, suspend or amend any details relatingto a certificate within three days of written advice from theregulator. The RECS shall update the certificate details on thecertification database to align with the status of the certificatewithin one day of making the required change.

11. The RECS shall not extend a certificate beyond the initialexpiry date without evidence of compliance to the relevantstandard as in force at the time of extension unless writtenexemption to this requirement is given by the regulator,the duration of extension is agreed to by the regulator.

12. Where the RECS issues an additional certificate or modificationto an existing certificate to include additional equipment onthat certificate the RECS shall ensure the equipment on thecertificate falls within the definition of ‘family’ as indicated withthe Equipment Safety Rules, and shall ensure the additionalequipment listed on the certificate is compliant to the relevantstandard listed on the existing certificate.

13. The RECS shall inform the regulator within 5 days, in a formacceptable to the regulator, of any applications for certificationthat were refused by the RECS.

14. The RECS shall inform the regulator, in a form acceptableto the regulator, within five days of becoming aware ofequipment certified by the RECS that no longer meets theconditions of the issued certificate.

15. The RECS shall only issue certificates identified as being aRECS issued certificate for equipment within the scope ofthe RECS accreditation. If any accreditation status changes(either RECS status or status of accreditation listed in theapplication for RECS) any further certificates issued willonly be within the scope of the changed accreditation. TheRECS will ensure any certificates issued by the RECS thatrelate to electrical equipment that is not in the scope of theRECS recognition will be clearly identified as not being acertificate issued under the regulators recognition of theRECS and details of the certificate will not be placed on thecertification database.

16. A RECS shall not indicate there is authorisation of the useof the RCM mark on electrical equipment where that use isnot consistent with the requirements of AS/NZS 4417standards and electrical safety legislative requirements.

17. The RECS shall not make statements or provide advice thatmay be considered to bring the EESS into disrepute orotherwise cause harm to the implementation and applicationof the EESS. The RECS shall not offer their ‘interpretation’ ofthe requirements of the equipment safety rules orrequirements for certification issued by the RECS that areinconsistent with the interpretations given by the regulator orpublished at www.erac.gov.au. If any ‘interpretation’ of theEquipment Safety Rules or certification offered by a RECS isfound to be inconsistent by the regulator the RECS will takeimmediate steps to rectify the information previously offeredand will not continue to offer that ‘interpretation’.

18. The RECS shall not misrepresent their RECS accreditation oroffer information in relation to the EESS and/or theiraccreditation as a RECS that may mislead persons in relationto the extent of acceptance of themselves or any other


organisation by electrical safety regulators; recognition ofcertificates not within the scope of the RECS accreditation;recognition or endorsement of any other products or servicesoffered by the RECS.

19. Unless the information obtained by a RECS from theregulator has been made public by the regulator, the RECSshall consider the information obtained from the regulatoras confidential information and shall not disclose or usethe information without the written consent of theregulator unless required by law.

20. The RECS shall not act as a consultant, or offer consultancy,or exclusively offer the services of a consultant or test facility.The only exceptions being the RECS may assist the applicantfor certification by acting as an authorised representative toregister the equipment to the responsible supplier; offeringgeneral information on electrical equipment safetyrequirements; details of requirements relating to the RECSprocess for application for certification; information on thevarious test facilities or consultants that the applicant mayutilise to assist in their application process.

21. The RECS shall not specify particular consultants or testfacilities that an applicant for a certificate of conformity orcertificate of suitability must use. The RECS shall not indicate,intimate, suggest or otherwise recommend a particularconsultant, testing facility or other person/company wouldbe able to give a service that would cause the RECS to reducethe appropriate assessment and verification processes of theRECS. The RECS shall not engage in agreements oradvertising of agreements or other activities that may be seento compromise the independence and impartiality of theRECS in the performance of the RECS function.

22. The RECS shall inform the ESO without delay of anycircumstances that may cause the RECS to not be able toperform its functions in accordance with the EquipmentSafety Rules, these conditions and Queensland electricalsafety legislative requirements.

23. The RECS shall make arrangements such that if the RECSceases to trade all files relating to certificates issued as aREC are to be made available to the regulator.

24. These conditions do not in any way inhibit the regulator fromexercising powers under the Electrical Safety Act 2002 orElectrical Safety Regulation 2013 to amend, revoke or varyconditions or to act on regulators own initiative to vary orimpose new conditions. Any variations to the requirements ofthese conditions shall be in writing and shall form part ofthese conditions.

25. Disputes as to interpretations or application of theQueensland Electrical Safety Act, Electrical Safety Regulation,and the Equipment Safety Rules shall in the first instance bereferred to the regulator for consideration.

26. The RECS shall maintain suitable professional indemnity,public liability and business continuity insurancescommensurate with the level of risk of work undertaken.

BRIAN RICHARDSONDirector Equipment Safety and Licensing

Electrical Safety OfficeOffice of Industrial Relations

Queensland Treasury

Legal Aid Queensland Act 1997

NOTIFICATION

Legal Aid QueenslandBrisbane, 6 December 2017

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Legal Aid Queenslanddetermined changes to the Grant’s Policy Manual. The changesprovide:

• Legal Aid Queensland adopts a one client per law practiceprinciple whereby a law practice is able to act for only one oftwo or more co-accused who are in receipt of legal assistanceexcept as follows:

i. An External Review Officer appointed by Legal AidQueensland approves the representation of multipleco-accused by a law practice;

ii. Legal Aid Queensland determines that, in all thecircumstances, it is appropriate for multiple co-accusedto be represented by a law practice.

• The expanded role of the External Review Officer in determiningthe allocation of solicitor for criminal law co-accused.

• Legal Aid Queensland’s review mechanism does not applyto a decision to allocate a solicitor (in-house or privatepractitioner).

The changes took effect from 4 December 2017.

The complete current policies and guidelines for the provisionof legal assistance can be viewed at: www.legalaid.qld.gov.au

ANTHONY REILLYChief Executive Officer

Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Act 1994Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2016

NOTIFICATION OF DANGER TO MARINE SAFETY

Maritime Safety QueenslandTownsville, December 2017

I, Captain David Ferguson, Acting Regional Harbour Master,Maritime Operations (Townsville Region), Maritime SafetyQueensland, pursuant to section 197(2) of the TransportOperations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2016, declare that aperson must not anchor, berth, moor or operate a ship (otherthan a ship operated by persons listed in Schedule A) in thewaters described in Schedule B for the period 8:30pm Sunday31st December 2017 to 12:30am Monday 1st January 2018.

SCHEDULE A

(a) Employees of Skylighter Fireworks Pty Ltd(b) Officers of Queensland Police Service(c) Officers of Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol(d) Officers of Maritime Safety Queensland

SCHEDULE B

The waters within a 200m radius of the ignition site (position19°14.597’S, 146°48.805’E) off the Strand, Townsville, as depictedon Maritime Safety Queensland prepared Map A1-471 held at theMaritime Safety Queensland office, Townsville.

Captain David FergusonActing Regional Harbour Master

Maritime Operations (Townsville Region)Maritime Safety Queensland

NOTIFICATION OF FORM UNDERKENO ACT 1996

1. Approval of formThe following forms have been approved:

2. Commencement dateThe use of this form is to commence from 1 January 2018

3. Authorising LawThe law under which this form is approved for use is:

Section 111 of the Keno Act 1996

4. Availability of formsCopies of the form may be obtained from the Office ofLiquor and Gaming Regulation by telephoning (07)38720838 or (07) 38720847.

Form No Version No Form Heading

Form 23 Version: V2January 2018

Form 23 – Monthly gross revenue return


CONTENTS(Gazettes No. 96-102—pp. 629-704)

Page

APPOINTMENTS .................................................................693-699Criminal Law (Rehabilitation of Offenders) ActJustices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations ActMinisterial and Other Office Holder Staff ActPublic Service Act

NOTICES / BYLAWS / DECLARATIONS / STATUTES...................................................................701-703

Economic Development ActEducation (General Provisions) ActElectrical Safety ActLegal Aid Queensland ActTransport Operations (Marine Safety) Act

NOTIFICATION OF FORMS .......................................................... 703Keno Act

Bills Assented to.......................................................NIL THIS WEEK

ADVERTISEMENTS.....................................................NIL THIS WEEK

Extraordinary Gazette (Other).............................................629-630

Extraordinary Gazette (Premier and Cabinet)......................631-682

Extraordinary Gazette (Other).............................................683-686

Extraordinary Gazette (Premier and Cabinet)......................687-688

Natural Resources, Mines and Energy Gazette....................689-690

Transport / Main Roads Gazette................................NIL THIS WEEK

Local Government Gazette .................................................691-692

General Gazette.................................................................693-703



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