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BRISBANE25 October 2013

Sustainable Planning Act 2009

NOTICE OF THE MAKING OF AN AMENDMENTTO THE STANDARD PLANNING SCHEME PROVISIONS

I, the Honourable Jeff Seeney MP, Deputy Premier and Minister forState Development, Infrastructure and Planning do hereby notifyunder section 64 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 that anamendment to the standard planning scheme provisions undersection 70 of the Act was made on 23 October 2013. This willtake effect on 25 October 2013.

The amended standard planning scheme provisions may be citedas the Queensland Planning Provisions version 3.0 (the QPP).

Copies of the QPP are available from the Department of StateDevelopment, Infrastructure and Planning, shop front, ground floor,63 George Street, Brisbane, or online at www.dsdip.qld.gov.au .

For further information, please phone 13QGOV (137468) or [email protected] .

Jeff Seeney MPDeputy Premier and Minister for State Development,

Infrastructure and Planning

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Queensland Government Gazette Natural Resources and Mines

Land Act 1994CHANGING TENURES OF PORT LANDS

ORDER (No 02) 2013Short title

1. This order in council may be cited as the Changing Tenures of Port Lands Order (No 02) 2013.Changing Tenures of Port Lands [s.504 of the Act]

2. The area of land described in the Schedule which was vested in the Cairns Port Authority has been surrendered to the State and is to be reallocated as a reserve for community purposes in terms of the Act.

SCHEDULEDescription of land

North Region, Cairns OfficeLot 113 on SP132560, parish of Cairns

Area3024 m2

ENDNOTES1. Made by the Governor in Council on 31 October 2013.2. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.4. The administering agency is the Department of Natural

Resources and Mines.5. File Reference - 2009/008546

Land Act 1994OBJECTIONS TO PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE

NOTICE (No 42) 2013Short title

1. This notice may be cited as the Objections to Proposed Road Closure Notice (No 42) 2013.Application for road closure [s.100 of the Act]

2. Applications have been made for the permanent and temporary closure of the roads mentioned in the Schedule.Objections

3.(1) An objection (in writing) to a proposed road closure mentioned in the Schedule may be lodged with the Regional Service Director, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, at the regional office for the region in which the road is situated.

( 2 ) L a t e s t d a y f o r l o d g e m e n t o f o b j e c t i o n s i s 12 December 2013.

(3) Any objections received may be viewed by otherAny objections received may be viewed by other parties interested in the proposed road closure under the provisions of the Right to Information Act 2009. If you lodge an objection, please include in your objection letter whether

you would like to be consulted if this issue becomes the subject of an access request under the Right to Information Act 2009.Plans

4. Inspection of the plans of the proposed road closures may be made at-

(a) the Department of Natural Resources and Mines Offices at Cairns, Innisfail, Bundaberg, Roma, Mackay and Atherton; and

(b) the Local Government Offices of Cairns Regional, Cassowary Coast Regional, Bundaberg Regional, Maranoa Regional , Whitsunday Regional and Tablelands Regional;

for a particular plan in that district or that local government area.

SCHEDULEPERMANENT CLOSURE

North Region, Cairns Office1 An area of about 1070 m2 being part of Patience Street

separating Lot 1 on C198202 from Lot 4 on RP744008 and Lot 5 on RP722608 (parish of Cairns, locality of Manoora) and shown as plan of Lot A, proposed permanent road closure on Drawing CNS13/008A. (2012/007511)

North Region, Innisfail Office2 An area of about 1.81 ha being part of Bluff Road

abutting Lot 3 on SP131213 (parish of Meunga, locality of Bilyana) and shown as plan of Lot A, proposed permanent road closure on Drawing CNS13/068. (2013/005006)

South Region, Bundaberg Office3 Areas totalling about 87.8 ha being part of Streeters

Road intersecting Lot 10 on YL1056 (parish of Borilla, locality of Molangul) and shown as Parts A and B, road proposed to be permanently closed on Drawing 13/199. (2013/005443)

*4 An area of about 22.8 ha being part of the unnamed road abutting the western boundary of Lot 10 on YL1056 and intersecting Lot 10 on YL1056 (parish of Borilla, locality of Molangul) and shown as road proposed to be permanently closed on Drawing 13/200. (2013/005432)

5 An area of about 23.5 ha being part of the unnamed road intersecting Lot 24 on YL54 (parish of Molangul, locality of Molangul) and shown as road proposed to be permanently closed on Drawing 13/195. (2013/005447)

South Region, Roma Office*6 An area of about 7.8 ha being part of Myall Downs

Road within Lot 5 on AB223 (parish of Roughlie, locality of

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Durham Downs) and shown as road to be closed on Drawing DD2013/171. (2013/004952)

TEMPORARY CLOSURECentral Region, Mackay Office

7 An area of about 6.19 ha being part of the road abutting the southern boundary of Lot 115 on SP185967 (parish of Crystalbrook, locality of Crystal Brook) and shown as plan of (proposed) Lot A, temporarily closed road on Drawing 13/524A/CEN. (2013/002123)

8 An area of about 1.59 ha being part of the road abutting the southern boundary of Lot 116 on SP185967 (parish of Crystalbrook, locality of Crystal Brook) and shown as plan of (proposed) Lot B, temporarily closed road on Drawing 13/524A/CEN. (2013/002129)

9 An area of about 3.20 ha being part of the road abutting the northern boundary of Lot 6 on RP897217 (parish of Crystalbrook, locality of Crystal Brook) and shown as plan of (proposed) Lot C, temporarily closed road on Drawing 13/524A/CEN. (2013/003577)

North Region, Atherton Office10 An area of about 1.84 ha being part of Sabin Road East

abutting Lot 190 on RP749629 (parish of Tinaroo, locality of Mareeba) and shown as plan of Lot B, proposed temporary road closure on Drawing TSV2013-68. (2013/005079)*The proposed closure of this road is in conjunction with the proposed opening of another road.

ENDNOTES1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not requ i red to be l a id be fore the Leg i s la t ive

Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural

Resources and Mines.Land Act 1994

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADSNOTICE (No 18) 2013

Short title1. This notice may be cited as the Temporary Closing of Roads

Notice (No 18) 2013.Roads to be temporarily closed [s.98 of the Act]

2. The road described in the Schedule is temporarily closed.SCHEDULE

South Region, Gold Coast OfficeAn area of about 4850 m2 separating Lot 24 on RP847386 from

Lot 33 on W31985 (parish of Mudgeeraba, locality of Bonogin) and shown as road proposed to be temporarily closed on Drawing 13/113. (2012/003987)

ENDNOTES1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural

Resources and Mines.Acquisition of Land Act 1967

AMENDMENT OF TAKING OF EASEMENT NOTICE (No 06) 2013

Short title1. This notice may be cited as the Amendment of Taking of Easement

Notice (No 06) 2013.Amendment of Notice [ss.11(1) of the Act]

2. (1) The Taking of Easement Notice (No 16) 2013 made on 3 October 2013 and published in the Gazette on 4 October 2013 at pages 139-140, taking the easement described in Schedule 2 attached thereto in the South Region, Brisbane Office, for electrical works purposes, is amended as set out in subsection (2).

(2) In SCHEDULE 1 to the notice –omit ‘DEFINITIONS

1. In this Easement:1.1 “Acts” means the Electricity Act 1994, Electrical

Safety Act 2002 and Government Owned Corporations Act 1993 and any amendments to them or either of them or any Acts superseding those Acts.

1.2 “Consent to use Easement Land” – means the

conditional consent letter (together with conditions of use) given under Clause 6 by QETC on 13 April 2012 and includes any other changes subsequently approved in writing by QETC.

1.3 “Date of this Easement” means the date of the gazette resumption notice.

1.4 “Easement” means the rights obtained from the Owner by QETC including but not limited to the terms and conditions contained in this Schedule.

1.5 “Easement Land” means that portion of the Owner’s land over which this Easement is obtained.

1.6 “Owner” means the Registered Proprietor together with its successors, successors in title and assigns. Where the term appears in Clauses 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 it includes the servants, agents, employees, workmen and contractors of the Owner and other persons authorised by the Owner to use or enter upon the Easement Land.

1.7 “QETC” means the Queensland Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited, together with its successors and assigns and others authorised by it. Where the context permits, the term includes the servants, agents, employees, workmen, linesmen, contractors of QETC and other persons authorised by QETC to exercise its rights under this Easement.

1.8 “Electricity Works” means such works, apparatus, structures and things as QETC may in its absolute discretion consider appropriate as a means of conveying or transmitting electricity at 110kV nominal voltage, telecommunications and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms, including conductors, cables, towers, aerials, poles, foundations, ground anchorages, supports and other associated or appurtenant works. The expression includes the Electricity Works existing on the Easement Land at the Date of this Easement or constructed on it after that date, and where the context permits it includes a reference to any part of the Electricity Works.

1.9 “Structure” means any building, improvement, plant, equipment, fixture, fitting, pole, cable, wire, pipe, tower, apparatus or chattel or of any kind whether on, over, in, under, across or through the Easement Land and includes by way of example but is not limited to any dwelling (including any extension or overhang of eaves or guttering), swimming pool, shed, retaining or other wall and lighting.

QETC’S RIGHTS2. The QETC is acquiring this Easement in perpetuity to permit

QETC the right to: 2.1 convey and transmit electricity, telecommunications

and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms on, from, over, under and through the Easement Land by Electricity Works;

2.2 enter upon and traverse the Easement Land, with vehicles, plant and equipment, if necessary, to exercise its rights under this Easement;

2.3 construct Electricity Works on, over, under or through the Easement Land;

2.4 inspect, maintain, repair or replace the Electricity Works;

2.5 clear the Easement Land of trees, undergrowth or vegetation or any obstruction including soil in the manner and by the means QETC considers appropriate;

2.6 construct and maintain on the Easement Land such tracks, roads, gates, fences and other structures and works as QETC considers necessary;

2.7 enter upon and traverse the Easement Land for the purposes of preventing or rectifying any infringement by the Owner of QETC’s rights under this Easement by the Owner; and

the QETC may in connection with its use and enjoyment of this Easement, exercise such of its rights, powers, discretion

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and functions under the Acts, or any other Act or at law as it sees fit.

QETC’S OBLIGATIONS TO THE OWNER3. QETC will, in exercising its rights pursuant to this

Easement: 3.1 cause as little inconvenience to the Owner as possible;

and 3.2 act reasonably.

QETC WILL COMPLY WITH SAFETY LAWS4. 4.1 QETC will comply with all laws regarding the exercise

of its rights under this Easement and the safety of persons to use the Easement Land.

4.2 QETC will not be liable for: 4.2.1 the negligent acts or omissions of the Owner;

or 4.2.2 the acts or omissions of the Owner that are a

breach of this Easement or of the law.THINGS THE OWNER MUST NOT DO

5. The Owner must not: 5.1 interfere with, damage or place at risk the Electricity

Works or plant, equipment, tools or material of QETC on or near the Easement Land;

5.2 interfere with or obstruct QETC in the exercise or enjoyment of its rights and powers under this Easement; or

3.3 grow sugarcane within ten (10) metres of any tower, base or pole upon the Easement Land; or

5.4 interfere with or damage the above ground cable markers used to indicate the location of the below ground Electricity Works.

THINGS THE OWNER MAY ONLY DO IF QETC CONSENTS

6. The Owner must not, or consent to allow another party to, after the Date of this Easement, without first obtaining the written consent of QETC:

6.1 erect or place any Structure or make any additions or alterations to any Structure on the Easement Land;

6.2 erect any fence that is higher than three (3) metres on the Easement Land;

6.3 place fill or other substance or carry out any works or do anything whatsoever on the Easement Land which would reduce the clearance from ground level of the conductors or transmission lines below the minimum statutory clearance required from time to time for the voltage class of the transmission line on the Easement Land;

6.4 cause or allow, except in the case of force majeure, the inundation of those parts of the Easement Land where any Electricity Works are erected or located or are proposed to be erected or located;

6.5 lay or permit the laying of underground services or any metal conduit or pipe under or across the Easement Land;

6.6 lay any metal conduit or pipe within five (5) metres of the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage or other means of support on the Easement Land;

6.7 do any act or thing which jeopardises the Electricity Works, the foundations, ground anchorages, supports, the towers or poles, including (without limitation) excavate or remove any soil, sand or gravel within a distance of twenty (20) metres from the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage or support on the Easement Land;

6.8 grow sugar cane on the Easement Land except: 6.8.1 where the Owner is a holder of a valid cane

supply contract under the Sugar Industry Act 1999 as at the Date of this Easement; and

6.8.2 the Owner grows sugar cane in accordance with clause 5.3 above;

6.9 plant upon the Easement Land any crop or any trees whose roots or the cultivation of which would in any way interfere with the Electricity Works; or

6.10 plant or grow upon the Easement Land trees whose size or height would in any way interfere with the statutory clearance that may exist from time to time; or

6.11 reside in or permit anyone to reside in or occupy any Structure, caravan, or other accommodation (including temporary accommodation) which may be located on the Easement Land,

and QETC will not unreasonably withhold its consent but in granting any consent may impose reasonable conditions.

OWNER MAY USE EASEMENT7. The Owner may use the Easement Land for any lawful purpose

not inconsistent with the terms of this Easement and the Consent to Use Easement Land

THINGS QETC MAY DO IF THE OWNER IS IN BREACH8. 8.1 In the event of any breach by the Owner of the terms of

Clauses 5 and 6, QETC may in its absolute discretion give notice to the Owner to rectify the breach which may include the demolition or removal of all, or any part of, a Structure; and

8.2 If after 30 days, the Owner has not rectified the breach, then QETC may rectify the breach which may include:

8.2.1 the demolition and/or removal of a Structure or any part thereof upon the Easement Land; or

8.2.2 mitigation or remedial work to restore the safety of the Electricity Works

without liability to the Owner for reinstatement, restitution, damages, compensation or otherwise.

8.3 Notwithstanding anything contained in Clauses 8.1 or 8.2, in the case of an emergency, QETC may enter the Easement Land to remedy a defect, eliminate an actual or potential danger or remove a Structure or any part thereof that is affecting, or may affect, the safety of Electricity Works or continuity of supply without giving notice.

8.4 If QETC acts under clause 8.3, it must give the notice, if not already given, mentioned in clause 8.1 as soon as practicable.

8.5 Any costs incurred by QETC in relation to either Clauses 8.2 or 8.3, or both, may be recovered from the Owner.

INDEMNITY9. QETCindemnifies theOwneragainstall actions, suits,proceed-QETC indemnifies the Owner against all actions, suits, proceed-

ings, demands, costs, losses, damages and expenses arising out of or in respect of any act or omission of QETC in the use or attempted use of the Easement Land by QETC, except where such actions, suits, proceedings, claims, demands, costs, losses, damages or expenses arise as a result of any negligent act or omission of the Owner, breach of this Easement or of the law.

PUBLIC RISK10. QETC will effect and keep current a public risk insurance policy

in respect of this Easement and the use by QETC of the Easement Land for an amount which QETC considers appropriate to the public liability risk involved but in any event not less than FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS ($50,000,000.00).’,

insert ‘DEFINITIONS1. In this Easement:

1.1 “Acts” means the Electricity Act 1994, Electrical Safety Act 2002 and Government Owned Corporations Act 1993 and any amendments to them or either of them or any Acts superseding those Acts.

1.2 “Date of this Easement” means the execution date of the gazette resumption notice.



1.5 “Owner” means the registered proprietor together with its successors, successors in title and assigns. Where the term appears in Clauses 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 it includes the


servants, agents, employees, workmen and contractors of the Owner and other persons authorised by the Owner to use or enter upon the Easement Land.


1.7 “Electricity Works” means such works, conduits, apparatus, structures and things as QETC may in its absolute discretion consider appropriate as a means of conveying or transmitting electricity, telecommunications and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms underground, including cables and other associated or appurtenant works and above ground cable markers. The expression includes the Electricity Works existing on or under the Easement Land at the Date of this Easement or constructed on or under it after that date, and where the context permits it includes a reference to any part of the Electricity Works.



QETC the right to:2.1 convey and transmit electricity, telecommunications

and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms under and through the Easement Land by Electricity Works;







the QETC may in connection with its use and enjoyment of this Easement, exercise such of its rights, powers, discretion and functions under the Acts, or any other Act or at law as it sees fit.

QETC’S OBLIGATIONS TO THE OWNER3. QETC will, in exercising its rights pursuant to this

Easement:3.1 cause as little inconvenience to the Owner as possible;

and3.2 act reasonably.QETC WILL COMPLY WITH SAFETY LAWS

4. 4.1 QETC will comply with all laws regarding the exercise of its rights under this Easement and the safety of persons to use the Easement Land.

4.2 QETC will not be liable for:4.2.1 the negligent acts or omissions of the Owner;

or4.2.2 the acts or omissions of the Owner that are a


5. The Owner must not:5.1 interfere with, damage or place at risk the Electricity




THINGS THE OWNER MAY ONLY DO IF QETC CONSENTS

6. The Owner must not, or consent to allow another party to, after the Date of this Easement, without first obtaining the written consent of QETC:6.1 erect or place any Structure or make any additions or

alterations to any Structure on the Easement Land;6.2 erect any fence that is higher than 3 metres on the

Easement Land;6.3 place fill or other substance on the Easement Land;6.4 cause or allow, except in the case of force majeure, the

inundation of those parts of the Easement Land where any Electricity Works is located or is proposed to be located;


6.6 do any act or thing which jeopardises the Electricity Works including (without limitation) excavation or removal of any soil, sand or gravel on the Easement Land;





not inconsistent with the terms of this Easement.THINGS QETC MAY DO IF THE OWNER IS IN BREACH

8. 8.1 In the event of any breach by the Owner of the terms of Clauses 5 and 6, QETC may in its absolute discretion give notice to the Owner to rectify the breach which may include the demolition or removal of all, or any part of, a Structure; and

8.2 If after 30 days, the Owner has not rectified the breach, then QETC may rectify the breach which may include:8.2.1 the demolition and/or removal of a Structure or

any part thereof upon the Easement Land; or8.2.2 mitigation or remedial work to restore the safety

of the Electricity Workswithout liability to the Owner for reinstatement, restitution, damages, compensation or otherwise.





INDEMNITY9. QETC indemnifies the Owner against all actions, suits,

proceedings, demands, costs, losses, damages and expenses arising out of or in respect of any act or omission of QETC in the use or attempted use of the Easement Land by QETC, except where such actions, suits, proceedings, claims, demands, costs, losses, damages or expenses arise as a result of any negligent act or omission of the Owner, breach of this Easement or of the law.

PUBLIC RISK10. QETC will effect and keep current a public risk insurance policy in

respect of this Easement and the use by QETC of the Easement Land for an amount which QETC considers appropriate to the public liability risk involved but in any event not less than FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS ($50,000,000.00).’.

ENDNOTES1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources

and Mines.4. File Reference – CBD/108389

Acquisition of Land Act 1967AMENDMENT OF TAKING OF EASEMENT NOTICE (No 07)

2013Short title

1. This notice may be cited as the Amendment of Taking of Easement Notice (No 07) 2013.Amendment of Notice [ss.11(1) of the Act]

2. (1) The Taking of Easement Notice (No 17) 2013 made on 3 October 2013 and published in the Gazette on 4 October 2013 at pages 141-142, taking the easement described in Schedule 2 attached thereto in the South Region, Brisbane Office, for electrical works purposes, is amended as set out in subsection (2).

(2) In SCHEDULE 1 to the notice –omit ‘DEFINITIONS

1. In this Easement:1.1 “Acts” means the Electricity Act 1994, Electrical Safety

Act 2002 and Government Owned Corporations Act 1993 and any amendments to them or either of them or any Acts superseding those Acts.

1.2 “Consent to use Easement Land” – means the conditional consent letter (together with conditions of use) given under Clause 6 by QETC on 13 April 2012 and includes any other changes subsequently approved in writing by QETC.




1.6 “Owner” means the Registered Proprietor together with its successors, successors in title and assigns. Where the term appears in Clauses 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 it includes the servants, agents, employees, workmen and contractors of the Owner and other persons authorised by the Owner to use or enter upon the Easement Land.


1.8 “Electricity Works” means such works, apparatus, structures and things as QETC may in its absolute discretion consider appropriate as a means of conveying or transmitting electricity at 110kV nominal voltage, telecommunications and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms, including conductors, cables, towers, aerials, poles, foundations, ground anchorages,

supports and other associated or appurtenant works. The expression includes the Electricity Works existing on the Easement Land at the Date of this Easement or constructed on it after that date, and where the context permits it includes a reference to any part of the Electricity Works.



QETC the right to: 2.1 convey and transmit electricity, telecommunications

and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms on, from, over, under and through the Easement Land by Electricity Works;








QETC’S OBLIGATIONS TO THE OWNER3. QETC will, in exercising its rights pursuant to this Easement: 3.1 cause as little inconvenience to the Owner as possible;










3.3 grow sugarcane within ten (10) metres of any tower, base or pole upon the Easement Land; or


THINGS THE OWNER MAY ONLY DO IF QETC CONSENTS6. The Owner must not, or consent to allow another party to, after

the Date of this Easement, without first obtaining the written


consent of QETC: 6.1 erect or place any Structure or make any additions or

alterations to any Structure on the Easement Land; 6.2 erect any fence that is higher than three (3) metres on

the Easement Land; 6.3 place fill or other substance or carry out any works or

do anything whatsoever on the Easement Land which would reduce the clearance from ground level of the conductors or transmission lines below the minimum statutory clearance required from time to time for the voltage class of the transmission line on the Easement Land;



6.6 lay any metal conduit or pipe within five (5) metres of the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage or other means of support on the Easement Land;

6.7 do any act or thing which jeopardises the Electricity Works, the foundations, ground anchorages, supports, the towers or poles, including (without limitation) excavate or remove any soil, sand or gravel within a distance of twenty (20) metres from the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage or support on the Easement Land;









not inconsistent with the terms of this Easement and the Consent to Use Easement Land

THINGS QETC MAY DO IF THE OWNER IS IN BREACH8. 8.1 In the event of any breach by the Owner of the terms of

Clauses 5 and 6, QETC may in its absolute discretion give notice to the Owner to rectify the breach which may include the demolition or removal of all, or any part of, a Structure; and





8.3 Notwithstanding anything contained in Clauses 8.1 or 8.2, in the case of an emergency, QETC may enter the Easement Land to remedy a defect, eliminate an actual or potential danger or remove a Structure or any part thereof that is affecting, or may affect, the safety of

Electricity Works or continuity of supply without giving notice.





PUBLIC RISK10. QETC will effect and keep current a public risk insurance policy

in respect of this Easement and the use by QETC of the Easement Land for an amount which QETC considers appropriate to the public liability risk involved but in any event not less than FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS ($50,000,000.00).’,

insert ‘DEFINITIONS1. In this Easement: 1.1 “Acts” means the Electricity Act 1994, Electrical

Safety Act 2002 and Government Owned Corporations Act 1993 and any amendments to them or any Acts superseding those Acts.




1.5 “Electricity Works” means such works, apparatus, structures and things as QETC may in its absolute discretion consider appropriate as a means of conveying or transmitting electricity, telecommunications and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms, including conductors, cables, towers, aerials, poles, foundations, ground anchorages, supports and other associated or appurtenant works. The expression includes the Electricity Works existing on the Easement Land at the Date of this Easement or constructed on it after that date, and where the context permits it includes a reference to any part of the Electricity Works.

1.6 “Lessee” has the same meaning as in the Land Act 1994.

1.7 “Owner” means the Registered Proprietor or the Lessee, as applicable, together with its successors, successors in title and assigns. Where the term appears in Clauses 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 it includes the servants, agents, employees, workmen and contractors of the Owner and other persons authorised by the Owner to use or enter upon the Easement Land.


1.9 “Registered Proprietor” has the same meaning as in the Land Title Act 1994.


QETC’S RIGHTS


2. The QETC is acquiring this Easement to permit QETC the right to:

2.1 convey and transmit electricity, telecommunications and other electromagnetic energy in all its forms on, from, over, under and through the Easement Land by Electricity Works;








QETC’S OBLIGATIONS TO THE OWNER3. QETC will, in exercising its rights pursuant to this Easement: 3.1 cause as little inconvenience to the Owner as possible;










5.3 grow sugarcane within ten (10) metres of any tower, base or pole upon the Easement Land.

THINGS THE OWNER MAY ONLY DO IF QETC CONSENTS6. The Owner must not, or consent to allow another party to, after

the Date of this Easement, without first obtaining the written consent of QETC:

6.1 erect or place any Structure or make any additions or alterations to any Structure on the Easement Land;

6.2 erect any fence that is higher than three (3) metres on the Easement Land;

6.3 place fill or other substance or carry out any works or do anything whatsoever on the Easement Land which would reduce the clearance from ground level of the conductors or transmission lines below the minimum statutory clearance required from time to time for the voltage class of the transmission line on the Easement Land;


6.5 lay any metal conduit or pipe within five (5) metres of the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage

or other means of support on the Easement Land; 6.6 do any act or thing which jeopardises the foundations,

ground anchorages, supports, the towers or poles, including (without limitation) excavate or remove any soil, sand or gravel within a distance of twenty (20) metres from the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage or support on the Easement Land;








not inconsistent with the terms of this Easement.THINGS QETC MAY DO IF THE OWNER IS IN BREACH

8. 8.1 In the event of any breach by the Owner of the terms of Clauses 5 and 6, QETC may in its absolute discretion give notice to the Owner to rectify the breach which may include the demolition or removal of all, or any part of, a Structure; and










PUBLIC RISK10. QETC will effect and keep current a public risk insurance policy in

respect of this Easement and the use by QETC of the Easement Land for an amount which QETC considers appropriate to the public liability risk involved but in any event not less than FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS ($50,000,000.00).’.

ENDNOTES1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources

and Mines.4. File Reference – CBD/108399


Place Names Act 1994PLACE NAME PROPOSAL NOTICE (No 11) 2013

Short title1. This notice may be cited as the Place Name Proposal Notice (No 11) 2013.

Notice of Place Name Proposal [s.9 of the Act]2. Notice is given that Andrew Cripps, Minister for Natural Resources and Mines intends to proceed with a proposal to name the places and discontinue the name of the place set out in the Schedule.Display of plan

3. A plan illustrating the proposal may be viewed at the Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Cairns Business Service Centre, State Government Building, Level 4 William McCormack Place, 5b Sheridan Street, Cairns and Cook Shire Council Administrative Chamber at 10 Furneaux Street, Cooktown.Submissions

4. Individual submissions in writing, either in support of or against the proposal, may be sent care of the Cartographer, Planning Services North, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, PO Box 5318, Townsville Qld 4810 within 2 months from the day of this publication.

SCHEDULE Geog. Co-ords Plan Name Feature Local Government Area Lat. S. Long. E. No. RemarksIron Range Locality Cook Shire 12°39’16” 143°19’41” QPN1235 NewLockhart River Locality Cook Shire 13°04’47” 143°35’18” QPN1235 NewLockhart Locality Cook Shire 12°39’26” 143°19’42” QPN1147 Discontinued

ENDNOTES1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources and Mines. 4. Datum of Co-ordinates - Geocentric Datum of Australia 945. File Reference - QPN1235

Place Names Act 1994PLACE NAME DECISION NOTICE (No 20) 2013

Short title1. This notice may be cited as Place Name Decision Notice (No 20) 2013.

Notice of Place Name Decision [s.11 of the Act]2. Notice is given that Andrew Cripps, Minister for Natural Resources and Mines has decided to alter the boundaries of the places

set out in the Schedule. SCHEDULE

Geog. Co-ords Plan Name Feature Local Government Area Lat. S. Long. E. No. RemarksLundavra Locality Goondiwindi Regional 28°04’16 149°59’58” QPN1133 Bdy amended vide

CHQ022459/802Toobeah Locality Goondiwindi Regional 28°25’17” 149°52’28 QPN1133 Bdy amended vide CHQ022459/802Mackenzie Suburb Brisbane City 27°32’09” 153°07’49” QPN745 Bdy amended vide CHQ 022459/823Rochedale Suburb Brisbane City 27°34’14” 153°07’27” QPN746 Bdy amended vide CHQ 022459/823

ENDNOTES1. Made by the Minister on 15 October 2013.2. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.4. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources and Mines.5. Datum of Co-ordinates - Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94)6. File Reference - CHQ022459

PLACE NAME DECISION NOTICE (No 19) 2013Short title

1. This notice may be cited as Place Name Decision Notice (No 19) 2013.Notice of Place Name Decision [s.11 of the Act]

2. Notice is given that Andrew Cripps, Minister for Natural Resources and Mines has decided to name the places set out in the Schedule. SCHEDULE

Geog. Co-ords PlanName Feature Local Government Area Lat. S. Long. E. No. Jindalee Creek Creek Brisbane City 27º31’42” 152º56’45” QPN1225 Ric Nattrass Creek Creek Brisbane City 27º34’23” 152º56’26” QPN1225 Scott Creek Creek Brisbane City 27º36’20” 152º56’41” QPN1225 Spinks Creek Creek Brisbane City 27º37’17” 152º56’42” QPN1225

ENDNOTES1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources and Mines.4. Datum of Co-ordinates - Geocentric Datum of Australia 945. File Reference - SER/114685



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Queensland Government Gazette Transport and Main Roads

Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994

Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994

TAKING OF EASEMENT OVER LAND NOTICE (No. 2661) 2013

Short title

1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Easement over Land Notice (No. 2661) 2013.

Easement over land to be taken [s.15D(1) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]

2. Following agreement in writing, the easement over land described in the Schedule 2 is taken by the Chief Executive, Department of Transport and Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland for a purpose incidental to the purpose of transport (busway), namely, easement of support, as from 1 November 2013, and vests in the State of Queensland.

Rights and obligations under easement

3. The rights and obligations of the easement are set out in Schedule 1.

SCHEDULE 1

Rights and Obligations under Easement

1. Definitions and Interpretation

1.1 In this Schedule–

"Business Day" means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in Brisbane.

“Busway” means all busway transport infrastructure (as defined under the Transport Act) (including, but not limited to, all utilities and services, rock bolts and ground anchors) located or in the future located or to be located below, adjacent to, neighbouring or in the general vicinity of the Easement Area. "Busway" includes any part of the Busway.

“Chief Executive” means the chief executive of the Department of Transport and Main Roads, together with the successors and assigns of the Chief Executive and other authorised by the Chief Executive. Where the context permits, the term includes servants, agents, employees, contractors, subcontractors, licensees and invitees and all other persons authorised by the Chief Executive to exercise the rights of the State or the Chief Executive under the Easement.

“Date of the Easement” means the date the gazette resumption notice is published in the Queensland Government Gazette in accordance with the Acquisition of Land Act 1967.

“Easement” means the Easement on the terms and conditions set out in this Schedule 1.


“Easement Area” means the land over which the Easement is resumed and in the appropriate context includes all improvements, infrastructure or structures on, in, through or above the Easement Area.

“Engineering Specifications” means the following specifications -

(a) permissible loading on the Easement Area -

(i) vehicle loads -

any vehicle which is licensed to travel on a road in Queensland without a permit may enter the Easement Area, subject to the following:

(A) live loading not exceeding SM1600, W80 or A160, in accordance with the requirements of Australian Standard AS5100-2004; and

(B) if the vehicle is a crane, loads must not exceed the loads listed in (ii) below;

(ii) permissible loads in respect of the Easement Area generally -

(A) resultant uniformly distributed working load acting not exceeding 50 kPa; and

(B) the placement of fill up to the Maximum Fill Level, providing that in no circumstances can the uniformly distributed load exceed 20kPa.

Permissible loads include a case where both (A) and (B) together are present;

(b) permissible excavation on, in or through the Easement Area to a depth not lower than the Excavation Surface Level, providing thatin no circumstances is excavation closer than 300mm to any part of the Busway permissible.

"Excavation Surface Level" means 1.50 AHD.

“Existing Improvements” means all improvements, infrastructure or structures constructed on, in, through or above the Easement Area, as at the Date of the Easement, including but not limited, to any existing foundations, footings and reinforcing. For the purposes of the Easement and where the context requires, the term “Existing Improvements” extends to any New Improvements approved by the Chief Executive, in accordance with this Easement and carried out by or on behalf of the Owner in accordance with this Easement after the Date of this Easement.

" Maximum Fill Level" means 5.25 AHD.

“New Improvements” means any alteration of or to the Easement Area after the Date of the Easement, including but not limited:

(a) the altering of the level of the Easement Area;

(b) excavation of the Easement Area; and

(c) the construction or placement on, in, through or above the Easement Area of any improvements or infrastructure or structure of anykind;

but New Improvements does not include any alterations to Existing Improvements, which are minor and have no potential to cause theEngineering Specifications to be exceeded.

“Owner” means the registered owner of the Easement Area from time to time.

“State” means the State of Queensland represented by the Department of Transport and Main Roads (or any other department as nominated by the State of Queensland from time to time) and includes the Chief Executive acting in his or her capacity under the Transport Act or the TPC Act.

“TPC Act” means the Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994 and any amendments to it or any Act superseding that Act.

“Transport Act” means the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 and any amendments to it or any Act superseding that Act.

1.2 Headings are for convenience and ease of reference only and will not be relevant to or affect the construction, interpretation or meaning of the Easement.

1.3 A reference to any statute, regulation, ordinance, local law or other statutory instrument shall be deemed to extend to all statutes, regulations, ordinances, local laws or other statutory instruments amending, consolidating or replacing them.

1.4 Words indicating the singular number include the plural number and vice versa.

1.5 Words indicating one gender shall include all other genders.

1.6 A reference to a person includes a reference to corporations and other entities recognised by law and includes a reference to a person’s legal personal representatives, administrators, successors, assigns and transferees.


1.7 If the Owner consists of two or more persons at any time:

(a) a reference in the Easement to that part is to be read as a reference to each of those persons individually, and each combination of them jointly; and

(b) those persons are bound and benefited by the Easement both individually and in each combination of them jointly.

1.8 Where under or pursuant to this Easement the day on or by which any act, matter or thing is to be done is not a Business Day, such an act, matter or thing may be done on the next proceeding Business Day.

2. Purpose of the Easement

2.1 The following easement rights apply in favour of the State:

(a) in respect of the Easement Area, the Owner provides to the State a right to have the Busway supported by the Easement Area. TheOwner has an obligation not to withdraw that support or to permit or allow (by whatever means) that support to be withdrawn andthe Owner must do all things necessary to ensure that the support of the Busway by the Easement Area that exists as at the Date of the Easement is maintained at all times and from time to time and is not withdrawn; and

(b) the Owner must refrain from doing anything and the Owner must not do anything or permit or allow anything to be done on, in, through or above the Easement Area, which:

(i) will or may interfere with or endanger or affect (then or in the future) the operation, structural integrity or the physical integrity of the Busway;

(ii) will or may cause any damage (then or in the future) to the Busway; or

(iii) will or may cause (then or in the future) an additional requirement for the State to carry out maintenance, repair and/or replacement of the Busway. An additional requirement is a new or further requirement (including a requirement which involves the expenditure of additional money) which but for the thing done on, in, through or above the Easement Area would not have been required.

3. Consent required for New Improvements

3.1 The Owner must not carry out or permit or allow to be carried out any New Improvements unless the Owner has first obtained the written approval of the Chief Executive in accordance with this clause 3.

3.2 The Owner may make application for the written approval of the Chief Executive to allow the carrying out of New Improvements. When making application, the Owner must give the Chief Executive a copy of plans and specifications for any proposed New Improvements(including the manner and method of construction) and request the Chief Executive's written approval under this Easement (which shall be identified in the Owner's application as an Owner's request made under clause 3 of this Easement) to carry out (or allow the carrying out of) New Improvements.

3.3 The Chief Executive may request the Owner to provide further information regarding the proposed New Improvements, including but not limited to updated or further plans and/or specifications addressing such matters as the Chief Executive may require.

3.4 The Chief Executive must, within a reasonable time after receiving the Owner’s application for written approval under clause 3.2 –

(a) approve the Owner’s application;

(b) refuse to approve the Owner’s application; or

(c) approve the Owner’s application subject to reasonable and relevant conditions,

having regard to the Owner's obligations under this Easement and the rights of the State or Chief Executive under this Easement.

3.5 The Chief Executive will approve New Improvements (with or without reasonable and relevant conditions) which will not cause theEngineering Specifications to be exceeded, either whilst the New Improvements are being carried out or once the New Improvements have been carried out.

3.6 Even if the New Improvements for which the Owner seeks the Chief Executive's written approval, will cause the Engineering Specifications to be exceeded (either whilst the New Improvements are being carried out or once the New Improvements have been carried out) the Chief Executive may, in his/her absolute discretion, choose to approve the New Improvements (with or without reasonable and relevant conditions) in circumstances where the Owner is able to show the Chief Executive (to the absolute satisfaction of the Chief Executive) that the New Improvements will not:

(a) adversely impact on the exercise of rights by the State or the Chief Executive under this Easement;

(b) prevent or inhibit the Owner fulfilling or observing the Owner's obligations under this Easement; and

(c) cause the Owner to be in breach of the Owner's obligations under this Easement.


3.7 If the Chief Executive issues written approval for New Improvements then:

(a) the Owner may only carry out the New Improvements that are approved (and no other New Improvements) and must in carrying out those New Improvements comply with any reasonable and relevant conditions imposed by the Chief Executive;

(b) if the New Improvements are not carried out within 24 calendar months of the date the Chief Executive issues written approval, thenthe written approval shall lapse (unless otherwise stated by the Chief Executive when issuing written approval) and the Owner must not carry out such New Improvements unless and until a further application for written approval is made and approved under thisclause 3. Merely because the Chief Executive has previously issued a written approval does not require the Chief Executive to issue a subsequent written approval and the Chief Executive is, subject only to this clause 3, entitled to make such decision in relation to the subsequent application as the Chief Executive deems fit (as if no previous written approval had issued).

3.8 Neither the Chief Executive or the State accepts or incurs any responsibility or liability for New Improvements (irrespective of whether the New Improvements are the subject of the Chief Executive's written approval (with or without reasonable and relevant conditions) under this clause 3). The Owner has sole responsibility and liability for New Improvements.

4. Additional Obligations of the Owner

The Owner:

(a) must not do or permit or allow anything to be done, on, in, through or above the Easement Area, which will or may result in or cause the Owner to be in breach of the Owner's obligations under this Easement or which will prevent or impede the State or theChief Executive from exercising the State's or Chief Executive's rights under this Easement; and

(b) must not interfere with or obstruct the State or the Chief Executive in the exercise or enjoyment of their rights under this Easement.

5. Rights of the State

5.1 If the Owner breaches the Owner's obligations under this Easement, the State or Chief Executive may do anything that is reasonablynecessary (in the opinion of the State or the Chief Executive) to rectify the breach (including, but not limited to, demolishing or altering any unauthorised improvements, infrastructure or structures on, in, through or above the Easement Area or ensuring the support of the Busway by the Easement Area). Any action in rectifying such breach will be taken without the State or the Chief Executive incurring any liability to the Owner or any person taking any estate or interest from the Owner.

5.2 The Owner must pay or reimburse the State or Chief Executive for all costs and expenses suffered or incurred by the State or Chief Executive in rectifying the Owner's breach within 14 days of receipt by the Owner of a demand for payment or reimbursement (in the form of a tax invoice).

The costs and expenses suffered or incurred by the State or Chief Executive shall extend to and include legal fees (on a solicitors and own client basis).

6. Notice

Each communication (including each application notice, approval, request and demand) under or in connection with the Easement:

(a) must be in writing;

(b) must be addressed as follows (or as otherwise notified by that party to each other party from time to time):

State:

Name: Department of Transport and Main Roads Address: GPO Box 2439, Brisbane Qld 4000 or if by delivery by hand at

the principal office of the Department of Transport and Main Roads in Brisbane from time to time or if that GPO Box address is not a current postal address for the Department of Transport and Main Roads in Brisbane and no other postal address has been notified then the then current address of the principal office for the Department of Transport and Main Roads in Brisbane

Fax: 3337 8100 For the attention of: The Chief Executive Re: Busway Easement (Owner must also state the address of the

Owner's land of which the Easement Area forms part)

Owner:The address notified to the State or Chief Executive or at the land of which the Easement Area forms part;

(c) must be signed by the party making it or (on that party's behalf) by the solicitor for, or any attorney, director, secretary or authorised agent or delegate of, that party;

(d) must be delivered by hand or posted by prepaid post to the address, or sent by fax to the number, of the addressee, in accordancewith clause 6(b); and


(e) is taken to be received by the addressee:

(i) (in the case of prepaid post sent to an address in the same country) on the third day after the date of posting;

(ii) (in the case of prepaid post sent to an address in another country) on the fifth day after the date of posting by airmail;

(iii) (in the case of fax) at the time in the place to which it is sent equivalent to the time shown on the transmission confirmationreport produced by the fax machine from which it was sent; and

(iv) (in the case of delivery by hand) on delivery,

but if the communication is taken to be received on a day that is not a Business Day or after 5.00 pm, it is taken to be received at 9.00 am on the next Business Day.

7. Governing Law

The laws of Queensland govern this document. The rights provided to the State and the Chief Executive under this Easement are in addition to other legal rights enjoyed by the State and Chief Executive at law.

8. Severability

If a provision of the Easement is illegal or unenforceable, it may be severed for the purposes of that jurisdiction without affecting the enforceability of the other provisions of the Easement.

9. GST

9.1 For the purpose of this clause unless the context otherwise requires:

(a) GST Legislation means A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 and any related tax imposition Act (whether imposing tax as a duty of customs excise or otherwise) and includes any legislation which is enacted to validate recapture or recoup the tax imposed by any of such Acts;

(b) Applicable GST has the meaning ascribed to it in clause 9.2;

(c) GST means any tax imposed by or through the GST Legislation on a supply (without regard to any input tax credit);

(d) Recipient means the party treated by the GST Legislation as the recipient of a supply from the Supplier;

(e) Representative means a representative member of a GST group to which the relevant Supplier belongs;

(f) Supply means any supply (within the meaning which it bears in the GST Legislation ) by the Supplier under or in connection withthe Easement;

(g) Supplier means any party to the Easement treated by the GST Legislation as making a taxable supply under or in connection with the Easement;

(h) where any other term is used in this clause which is defined in the GST legislation it shall have the meaning which it bears in the GST Legislation.

9.2 In the case of a Supply which is a taxable supply:

(a) the consideration payable or otherwise provided (apart from under this clause) to the Supplier (under the other provisions of theEasement) will be increased by an amount equal to the Applicable GST;

(b) the Applicable GST shall be the GST payable on the Supply;

(c) the Applicable GST shall be added to the consideration payable or otherwise provided (apart from under this clause) for the Supplyunder the other provisions of the Easement so as to form an additional part of the consideration for the Supply.

9.3 The Recipient will pay on demand to the Supplier an amount equal to any increment in consideration which is payable under this clause in respect of any Supply, and such amount will be a debt due and owing by the Recipient to the Supplier, which is recoverable without setting off any refund or counter claim.

9.4 The Supplier shall provide the Recipient with tax invoices and/or adjustment notes in relation to the Supply (but shall not be obliged or requested to create such invoices for amounts in excess of amounts received from the Recipient) and do all things reasonably necessary to assist the Recipient to enable it to claim and obtain any input tax credit available to the Recipient in respect of the Supply.

9.5 Where the consideration for a Supply consists (in whole or in part) of the recovery by the Supplier of all or a proportion of the Supplier's costs, the amount recoverable shall be reduced by the amount (or the corresponding proportion) of the input tax credits available to the Supplier in respect of such costs and then increased by any Applicable GST under clause 9.2.


In the event that liability for payment of GST in respect of a Supply under the Easement is imposed upon a Representative of a Supplier this clause shall nonetheless apply and the Adjustments shall be calculated in all respects as if the Supplier was liable for the GST imposed on such Supply and entitled to input tax credits properly allocated to the making of that Supply.

SCHEDULE 2

Easement Land Taken

County of Stanley, Parish of Bulimba - an area of 119 square metres being Easement N on SP241075, being over part of Lot 131 on RP12803 contained in Title Reference: 12533091.

Brisbane City Eastern Busway Stage 2 R13-2619(D) and SP241075 495/06070A

ENDNOTES

1. Made by the Chief Executive, Department of Transport and Main Roads, on 25 October 2013. 2. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Transport and Main Roads.



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Queensland Government Gazette Local Government

City of Brisbane Act 2010 – Section 32

NOTICE OF MAKING THE MEETINGS AMENDING LOCAL LAW 2013 FOR THE CITY OF BRISBANE

1. Brisbane City Council (“Council”) has by resolution on29 October 2013 made a local law entitled the MeetingsAmending Local Law 2013 (“the local law”).

2. The local law amends the Meetings Local Law 2001 andrepeals the Meetings Subordinate Local Law 2005 .

3. The local law will commence on 1 November 2013.

Colin Jensen, Chief Executive Officer


KOWANYAMA ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL – ADOPTION OF THE PLANNING SCHEME

Notice is given under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 andStatutory Guideline 02/12: Making or amending local planninginstruments , that on 13 July 2013, Kowanyama Aboriginal ShireCouncil adopted the Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire CouncilPlanning Scheme.

The Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council Planning Scheme is thefirst statutory planning scheme for the area and has beenprepared with the involvement of the local community to reflectthe future vision and planning intent for the KowanyamaAboriginal Shire LGA, along with the State Government interestsidentified during the preparation of the Planning Scheme.

Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council has resolved to adopt theplanning scheme and that the Scheme is to have effect from1 November 2013.

A printed copy of the Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire CouncilPlanning Scheme is available for viewing from Council and anelectronic copy can be viewed and downloaded from Council’swebsite at www.kowanyama.qld.gov.au .

Glenda TeedeChief Executive Officer

Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council


KOWANYAMA ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCILAMENDMENT TO KOWANYAMA ABORIGINAL SHIRE PLANNING

SCHEME (MINOR AMENDMENT)

The purpose and general effect of the planning schemeamendment is to amend the indicative flood extent andassociated planning scheme outcomes affecting developmentwithin the Kowanyama township area. The amendment reflectsmore recently available information and primarily revises theindicative flood extent to 9.7m AHD.

This amendment will commence on 1 November 2013.

A printed copy of the Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire CouncilPlanning Scheme is available for viewing from Council and anelectronic copy can be viewed and downloaded from Council’swebsite at www.kowanyama.qld.gov.au .

© The State of Queensland 2013Copyright protects this publication. Except for purposes permitted by the

Copyright Act, reproduction by whatever means is prohibited without

prior written permission. Inquiries should be addressed to:

Gazette Advertising, GPO Box 2457, Brisbane QLD 4001.

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Queensland Government Gazette General

Department of Justice and Attorney-GeneralBrisbane, 30 October 2013

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

Damien MealeyRegistrar and Manager

Justices of the Peace Branch

THE SCHEDULE

Christopher George ADAMS Alice May GRAY Joan Louise NORRISPhillip Leslie ADAMS Hugh Craig GRAY William Gerald NUTTINGRico ALBANESE Marian Kaye GREEN Fay Margaret O'DONNELLRobert Peter ALLARS Thomas Joseph GREEN Judith Maree O'DRISCOLLJohn Henry ALLEN Warren Philip GREINER Norma Kay O'HANLONJeanette Ann ARNOLD Bronwyn GRICE Peter John O'NEILLChristina ASTON Helen Ann GRIFFITH Andrew Richard Geoffrey OPIEKevin John AUSTIN Paul John GUTHRIE Robert Douglas PACKERPeter David BACKSTROM Harold Francis GUY Maree Hazel PARESNeville Edgar BAILEY Stewart Fairburn HALL Robert John PASSMOREJohn Francis BALDWIN Jenelle Ann HANCKEL Gregory PATERSONPhillip Glen BAMBRICK Ronald Ernest HANCOCK Beverley Diane PATONCatherine Maree BARKER Gary Allan HANDY Jillian Lesley PENNYBevan Noel BATEMAN Ronald William HANSEN David Frederick PERRYBarry Lionel BECKETT Stacey Joy HARLAND David Ross PETERSChristine Margaret BELL Trevor Noel HARTLEY-INGHAM Bruce Julian PHILLIPSStephan David BELL Lisa Maree HARVEY-HALL Terry PINDERFrederick Raymond BEVAN Jan Haldane HAVERFIELD Anthony Joseph POLGASharon Marie BIDMADE Bruce John HAWTHORN Robert George POOKJohn Charles BIRD Errol Wayne HAY Donald Bradman Arthur POSTLEGary Page BIRKETT Peter Geoffrey HENDERSON Anthony Paul POULSENMark Roni BORELLINI Sandra Joy HEWITT Helen Margaret PRICERaymond George BORG John Rex HOLDEN Fredrick Jeffery QUINEWilliam Lewis BOUY Elaine Joan HOLMES Jody Sue REBERGERJohn Henry BOWMAN John Lewis HOLMES Janelle Rose REIKENWilliam John BRIGHTON Noel Peter HOOLIHAN Felix John REITANOKelvin John BROOKS Dennis Patrick HOWARD Frank Neil RICHARDSSusan Kay BROUGH Rodney Allen HOWLETT-JONES Jenni Kay RICHARDSEdwin Cairncross BROWN Francis Thomas HUGHES Errol John RICKETTSTammie Louise BROWN Michael Leslie HUMBLES Gerald Colin RIGBYIan Leonard BULLOCK Craig Kenneth HUTLEY Narelle ROBERTSMaria Alexandra BURGESS Bret Thomas IRELAND John Kerin ROCKETTArthur Victor BURKITT Donna Anne IRELAND Geoffrey Ross ROHANElizabeth Anne BUTLER Francis Richard Max IRELAND Brian Rae ROLLINSONDarryl David BYRNE Ross Elwyn IRWIN David Charles ROSSGarry John CALDWELL Kenneth Peter ISEPPI Madeline Dee ROSSVal Lois CANAVAN Wayne Conrad ISZLAUB Camron Neville RUDDMargaret-Anne Therese CARNIE Peter Athol JASPER-BATSON David Leslie RUSSELLSherryl Ann CARR Neville Edward JENKINS Lorelle Margaret RUSSELL



It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the personswhose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Commissioner for Declarations.



THE SCHEDULE

Debbie Louise CARSON Hilary Robert JOHNSTON Patricia Constance RUSSELLLeonilda Maria CATANZARO Edward Hugh JONES Geoffrey William RUTHERFORDGraham James CAVE Leslie Franz JUDS Pedro Ignacio SALINASGlenda Jean CERVELLIN Josephine Margaret KELLY Paul William SCALESRodney James CHAFFEY Peter Douglas KELLY Sebastian SCHOENBERGERGraham John CHAPPLE John Gregory KERR Rebecca Jayne SCOTTDesmond Joseph CHILD James Edward KIME Janet Victoria SEETOChristine Elizabeth CHRISTENSEN Vicky Rose KINNA John Robert SELWOODPatricia Elizabeth CHRISTENSEN Joan Rita KOSSEN Doreen Rose SEMPLEHayley Anne CLAYTON Colleen Fay KRATZMANN Robert Francis SHAILERCherie Gaye COCCIOLONE Paul Anthony KRAUSE John Mountjoy SHARPLex Donald COCKRELL Bernadette Ann KREUTZER Phillip Raymond SHAWColleen May CORSETTI Teresa Christine KROPP Daniel Vincent SHINEJulie COSIC Leonard Joseph KRUGER Edward James SINGLETONPamela Elizabeth COUTTS Robert Arthur KUNDE Alan Thomas SLACKBarry George COX Allan Lloyd LEE Stanley Edward SLIPPERRichard Alexander Martin CRABB Ralph Andrew LEGGAT Anthony Robert SMITHMary Leone CROPPER Richard John LEONARD Michelle Sandra SMITHLeanne Joy CURTIS Wanda Gladys LESTER Roy William SONNENBURGDavid Ian DAHL John Neville LEUTTON Robert SORBIEJohn Nelson DANIEL Brian LOBEGEIER Bronwyn Lee SPENCERJoanne Yvonne DANSIE Neville Keith LONG Melanie May SPYDAFrances Ann DAVIES Kaye Isabel LOUIS Andrew SQUIRESTrevor Keith DAVIS Noel Edward LOUIS Roslyn Beth STEHBENSFrans Karel DE LAAT Tamara Jade LOVERIDGE Ronald Alexander STEPHENSONReginald John Charles DEAN Douglas John LUCAS Gerardus STEVENSAnna Maria DI VINCENZO Linda Jane LUCAS Francis Allan STEVENSONGeoffrey Andrew DICK Neil Stewart LUCAS Peter Clyde STEWARTDonald William DICKIE Joan Myrl LUDGATER Robert Mitchell STEWARTBryan Leslie DOLLAR William Francis LYNN Kenneth Glen STOODLEYBrian Raymond DONNELLY Rodney Donald MACKAY Carolyn Joy SYBENGACarmel Margaret DORNEY Ian James MACLENNAN Janet TAFFIJNBarry William DOVE Kerrie Ann MALLETT Janice Heather TAYLORJulie Elizabeth DOVER Elizabeth Michelle MARTIN Robert THOMASLachlan Grant DREAVER John Hugh MARTIN Lyndal Jane THOMPSONBenjamin David DRIESSEN Noeleen Frances MARTIN Rinze Johannes VELDMANSandra Dawn DUNCALFE Sandy Teana MARTINDALE John Alfred Andrew WALKERWilliam Ray DURHAM Ross David MATHIE William George WALKERMark Thomas DWYER Patricia Ann MCCARRON John William WARRENSamuel Edward DYE Margaret Helen MCFADZEN Tomas Colin WATERSLionel Geoffrey EAMES Robert John MCGUIRE John Henry WATTPaul Gordon EDDLESTON Robin Heather MCILWAIN Christopher Henry WEEKSBrendan Alexander EKAS Neville Henry MCKAY Jennifer Leigh WEGENERSandra Kathleen EVANS Elwyn Doreen MCKEE Henry Alfred WHEELERKenneth John EVERNDEN Jose Lynn Hamilton MCPHERSON John WHEELERNeville FORBES Robert Alexander MCPHERSON Mary-Anne Kathleen WHEELERConstance Maria FRIMMER Anthony Robert MELDON Geoffrey Edward WHEELEYSusan Kendall GADE Elaine Mary MESKEN Robin Charles Brackley WHELANFrank Ralph GALLO Michelle Margaret MILLS Cheryl Marie WILKINSONPeter Thomas GARBETT Donald Thomas MITCHELL Ivan Hilary WILLIAMSSteven Leslie GARDNER Colin Edward MOFFAT Peter Niven WILSONRoss Kingsley GASCOINE Anne Elizabeth MORAN David Alexander WITTENGeoffrey Edgar GATES Coral Mary MORGAN Dorothy Jean WOODFORDWendy Jean GEORGESON Elizabeth Finlayson MORTON John Philip WRIGHTHelena Constance GIBSON Craig Stephen MURRAY Jennifer Anne WUNSCHKenneth Alexander GILBERD Pat NAIDOO Anthony Raymond YOUNGJames Arthur GILMOUR Alfred Harding NEWBERRY Karen Claire ZINNGordon John GOEBEL Daniel Geoffrey NEWTONChristopher Michael GOLDEN Archibald NICHOLSON

Donald Keith FRASER Aspacia KENTROTIS Ian Charles REDDIEStanley Cummings HARLOW Lesley Frances NICOL



It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the personswhose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Commissioner for Declarations).



THE SCHEDULE


It is notified that, pursuant to Section 24(1) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the personswhose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been revoked as a Justice of the Peace (Commissioner for Declarations).



THE SCHEDULE


It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21(5) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the personswhose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).



THE SCHEDULE

William Rankin BIRMINGHAM Geoffrey Thomas HUTSON John Junior TOMLEYPamela Adele FLEISCHFRESSER Narelle Lloyd MCKEOWN Arthur Lawrence VOLZMargaret Mary GENNINGES Gregory James SIMPSON

Gloria Elizabeth HANDLEY

Brenda Lea AVENT Kathleen ISON David Alan PICKERINGDuane Michael BAKKER Raymond Percival White JELL Noeline Anne PITTGregory Norman BEALE Neal William Anthony JENKINS Joe PODOBNIKKenneth Crawford BENNETT Norman John JIMMIESON Robin Alan POTTERDonald Malcom BLOOMFIELD Todd Austen KATHAGE Brett John QUALISCHEFSKIElaine Olive BUCKFIELD David John KAY Anthony David QUINTNERKristine Florence BURROWS Nigel Howard KING Brian John REIDLinda Janet BYRNE Richard John LAKE Peter William REIDSuellen Margaret BYRNE Colin Andrew LEES Robert Allen REUBENDaniel John CASEY Thomas James LEW Brian RICHARDSONJeffrey Alan CHEALES Lorres Michelle LITFIN Anthony Daniel John RIGBYRichard Philip CONDER Douglas Edwin LLOYD Kay Rhonda ROPERJohn Thomas COOPER Kit Bing LOWE Roger Phillip RUHLEChristina Louisa COWLEY Michael Patrick Thomas LUNNEY Bernard John RYANIan James CREIGHTON Robert Noel LYNAM Noel Malcolm SANDSTROMTrevor John DARNELL Ralph Maxwell MCAULEY-WHITE Gregory Michael SCALIAKim Elizabeth DAVIES Lyndal Joanne MCCARTHY Brian John SCOTTAlison DESMOND Stuart Craig MCGREGOR Leslie James SCOTTAlan Reginald DORBER Robert John Charles MCINTYRE Maria Elisabeth SHIELDMichael Gerard DOWLING Brian Joseph MCKENDRY Richard Edward SIEBERTGeorge Richard DUNSTAN Roslyn Ann MCKIERNAN Clive Donald SINNAMONMichelle Tracey EATON Barry Gordon MCPHERSON Barbara Josephine SLATERJohn Victor EDWARDS Bruce Fergus MEERS David Alan SMITHKate Elizabeth EGGAR Gary James MENYWEATHER Donna Maria SMITHSuzanne Robyn GIBSON Karen Ann MILLAR Anthony John SMITSGregory Russell GOEBEL Michael Houghton MILNE Stephen Charles STONEBarry David GOODWIN Gordon John MILNER Peter Norman SWEEPERAlexander James GOW Neil John MITCHELL Bronwyn Robyn THOMASEdward Maxwell GREEN David Neil MORRISON Brian Noel THOMPSONJohn James GUGLIELMI Petra Myree MOULD Allan Norman TRENAMANCecil William HAMLEY Ian Douglas MULLER Ronald John TYASLeo Damian HANSEN Meryll Jan MULLER Victor Alexander URECarl Raymond HATTE Steven James MULLER Linda Mary VENNRonald Hilary HENDERSON Parma NAND Allan VERRANNeal Gregory HIGGS Albert James NIX Allan John Frederick WALKERMalcolm George HINE Lyster Charles Townley NORTH William Lindsay WARWICKJohn Lawrence HOLLAND Gordon John NORTHCOTT Dorothy Jane WATTSKaley Anne HONEYMAN Phillip John O'CALLAGHAN Joy Cecilie WHITEWilliam David HOOKER Ian OLSSON Bruce Edward WHITTLE



It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of thepersons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).



THE SCHEDULE

Lynette Joyce HOOPER John Keith PAGE Colin Derek WILLISDavid Gavin HOSKING Bronwyn Evelyn PALMER Kevin John WOOSNAMHarry John HOWCHIN Emma Mair PARKER Janet Ann YOUNGClifford John HUGHES John Alexander PERCEYRodney Thomas HUNTINGTON Gordon PERLIC

Jacqueline Jean BROOKS Karen HARTThomas Joseph DENSON Kirsten Anne MAKHECHA

Department of Education, Training and EmploymentBrisbane, 1 November 2013

Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice ofthe Executive Council and under the Griffith University Act 1998has approved on 31 October 2013 that Mr Ian Alderdice,Mr Mark Gray, Mr Garry Redlich, Ms Ann Robilotta-Glenister,Mr Henry Smerdon AM, Ms Rhonda White and Mr Clinton Dinesbe appointed as members to the Council of Griffith Universityfrom 31 October 2013 for a term of four years.

JOHN-PAUL LANGBROEK MP

NOTICE

Premier’s OfficeBrisbane, 1 November 2013

Her Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that, actingunder the provisions of the Constitution of Queensland 2001 , shehas appointed the Honourable John-Paul Honore Langbroek MP,Minister for Education, Training and Employment to act as, andto perform all of the functions and exercise all of the powers of,Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and theArts from 2 November 2013 until the Honourable Ian BradleyWalker MP returns to duty.

CAMPBELL NEWMAN MPPREMIER

NOTICE

Premier’s OfficeBrisbane, 1 November 2013

As Premier, I notify that, acting under the provisions of theConstitution of Queensland 2001 , I have appointed theHonourable Scott Anthony Emerson MP, Minister for Transportand Main Roads to act as, and to perform all of the functionsand exercise all of the powers of, Minister for Health from4 November 2013 until the Honourable Lawrence JamesSpringborg MP returns to duty.

CAMPBELL NEWMAN MPPREMIER

ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER COMMUNITIES (JUSTICE, LAND AND OTHER MATTERS) REGULATION 2008

(JUNKURI LAKA COMMUNITY JUSTICE GROUP) NOMINATION NOTICE (No. 1) 2013

Short Title1. This notice may be cited as the Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander Communities (Justice, Land and Other Matters)Regulation 2008 (Junkuri Laka Community Justice Group)Nomination Notice (No. 1) 2013.

Nomination of members2. Pursuant to sections 1, 5 and 6 of Schedule 10 of the

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities (Justice,Land and Other Matters) Regulation 2008 each recognisedmain Indigenous social grouping whose name appearshereunder has nominated the persons set out opposite itsname to represent them on the Junkuri Laka CommunityJustice Group.

Appointment of members3. Pursuant to section 20(1A) of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander Communities (Justice, Land and Other Matters) Act1984 each of the persons whose name appears hereunder isappointed as a member of the Junkuri Laka CommunityJustice Group.

Recognised main Indigenous Name of personssocial grouping nominated

Historical Annie ChongHistorical Mary CameronHistorical Bobby Thompson

Yungal Hugh Ben

Kiadilt Roger Kelly

Lardil (Leeward) Sean LindenLardil (Leeward) Bradley Wilson

Lardil (Windward) Richard RoughseyLardil (Windward) Louisa Roughsey

Withdrawal of members4. Pursuant to section 5 of Schedule 10 of the Aboriginal and

Torres Strait Islander Communities (Justice, Land and OtherMatters) Regulation 2008 each of the persons whose nameappears hereunder has withdrawn their nomination as amember of the Junkuri Laka Community Justice Group.

Recognised main Indigenous Name of personssocial grouping withdrawn

Historical Ila Amini

Yungal Robyrta Felton



(MAPOON COMMUNITY JUSTICE GROUP)NOMINATION NOTICE (No. 1) 2013


Islander Communities (Justice, Land and Other Matters)Regulation 2008 (Mapoon Community Justice Group)Nomination Notice (No. 1) 2013.

Nomination of members2. Pursuant to sections 1, 5 and 6 of Schedule 9 of the Aboriginal

and Torres Strait Islander Communities (Justice, Land andOther Matters) Regulation 2008 each recognised mainIndigenous social grouping whose name appears hereunderhas nominated the persons set out opposite its name torepresent them on the Mapoon Community Justice Group.


Islander Communities (Justice, Land and Other Matters) Act1984 each of the persons whose name appears hereunder isappointed as a member of the Mapoon Community JusticeGroup.


Taepathiggi Social Group Beryl Estelle WoodleySandra Kylie Ase

Tjungundji Indigenous Geraldine Alma Vida MamooseSocial Grouping

Warrangku Indigenous Neomi May RosebladeSocial Grouping Delora Naomi Nixon

Yupungathi Indigenous Daphne Shirley BarkleySocial Grouping

Historical Residents Zoe Evelyn Valerie de JerseyIndigenous Social Grouping Daphne Heather de Jersey

Mapoon Women’s Group Delena Zoe DriscollSheree Peta Jia

Mapoon Men’s Group Willie Collis Pitt AseReginald Rickardo GuivarraStanley Maurice de Jersey

Western Cape College Christine Margaret Cooktown

Mapoon Primary Health Sharon May BoothCare Centre


Torres Strait Islander Communities (Justice, Land and OtherMatters) Regulation 2008 each of the persons whose nameappears hereunder has withdrawn their nomination as amember of the Mapoon Community Justice Group.


Tjungundji Social Group Josephine Roslyn Samson-NararaVivien Charles Swain

Historical Residents of the Andrewina Hudson (deceased)community government area Pricilla Joan Hudsonof the Mapoon Shire Council

The Mapoon Aboriginal Tani Rena Ngala LingShire Council Debra Susan Jia

The Mapoon Men’s Group Cameron Wallace HudsonIan NgallamettaAlexander Richard Bond


(YARRABAH COMMUNITY JUSTICE GROUP)NOMINATION NOTICE (No. 1) 2013


Islander Communities (Justice, Land and Other Matters)Regulation 2008 (Yarrabah Community Justice Group)Nomination Notice (No. 1) 2013.

Nomination of members2. Pursuant to sections 1, 5 and 6 of Schedule 19 of the

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities (Justice,Land and Other Matters) Regulation 2008 each recognisedmain Indigenous social grouping whose name appearshereunder has nominated the persons set out opposite itsname to represent them on the Yarrabah Community JusticeGroup.


Islander Communities (Justice, Land and Other Matters) Act1984 each of the persons whose name appears hereunder isappointed as a member of the Yarrabah Community JusticeGroup.


Yindinji Carmel Petronella CanendoRobyn CanendoValda MillerJune NobleBelita Faye KynunaHenry Theodore MillerDeon Ernestine Rose Pearson

Historical Cheryl FlandersDarryl GibsonDavid John BairdDrew John DangarFiona Patterson

Gungaandji Lucy RodgersDesma YeatmanOlive BarlowDavida Meredith Schrieber

Gurriny Yealmucka Suanne Sands(Good Health) ServiceAboriginal Corporation

Yarrabah Aboriginal Josephine MurghaCorporation For Women

The Chief Executive of the Nanette Sandsdepartment Administeringthe Health Services Act 1991


Torres Strait Islander Communities (Justice, Land and OtherMatters) Regulation 2008 each of the persons whose nameappears hereunder has withdrawn their nomination as amember of the Yarrabah Community Justice Group.


Historical James ThomasBrian ConnollyKerry Ann KynunaAlice Yeatman

Gungaandiji Darryl MurghaDavid Patterson

Yindinji Devita SandsMichael Sands (Snr)Shirlene Murgha

Yarrabah Seahawks Harvey ThomasRugby League Footballand Sports ClubAboriginal Corporation


Commission Chief Executive Directive: Recruitment and Selection

1. Purpose:

To specify the requirements applying to the recruitment and selection of public service employees.

2. Effective date: 1 November 2013

3. Legislative provisions:

Sections 8, 9, 25 - 30, 53, 98, 99, 110, 119-222 of the Public Service Act 2008 (PSA)

4. Application:

Unless otherwise stated, this directive applies to public service employees as defined in s9 of the PSA.

This directive does not apply to the recruitment and selection of chief executive officers.

5. Previous references:

Directives 3/09, 4/06, 1/04, 1/03, 30/99, 10/98, 8/98 and 5/97

6. Related information:

� Public Service Commission (PSC) recruitment and selection templates

� Directives relating to employees requiring placement and temporary employment

� PSC best practice guide for senior executive service recruitment and selection

� Guideline on appointment to senior executive service positions

� Policy on disclosure of previous employment as a lobbyist

DIRECTIVE

7. Principles 7.1 The recruitment and selection of public service employees must be in accordance with the merit

principle and criteria prescribed in sections 27 and 28 of the PSA and directed towards attracting and retaining a diverse and skilled workforce, drawn from government and non-government sectors (see sections 25 and 99 of the PSA).

7.2 Recruitment and selection occurs within the context of broader workforce planning, with chief executives responsible for determining what staffing resources and capabilities are required to achieve their service delivery goals. This may include reviewing current and future capability requirements and funding availability ahead of advertising.

DIRECTIVE No. 15/13Supersedes:1/10, 5/11 & 6/11


Directive 15/13 Page 2 of 6

8. Role evaluation 8.1 Unless an alternative is approved by the Commission Chief Executive (CCE) of the PSC, a role

evaluation for the purpose of determining the work value and applicable classification level must be undertaken in accordance with the Queensland Public Sector Job Evaluation Management System (JEMS).

8.2 A role evaluation is not required to be undertaken for levels 1 and 2 of the professional and technical streams as these levels exist for the purpose of fulfilling education and training requirements prior to appointment to the level of practising professional or technical officer.

9. Vacancy advertisement and exemptions from advertising 9.1 The filling of a vacancy must first comply with the directive relating to employees requiring

placement.

9.2 Prior to filling a Senior Executive Service (SES) vacancy or s122 vacancy to be remunerated equivalent to an SES classification, for a period greater than six (6) months, a chief executive must consult with the PSC about their proposed recruitment and selection strategy.

9.3 Attracting and retaining a diverse and skilled workforce is generally best supported by advertising vacancies to the open market. As such, subject to clauses 9.6 and 9.7, vacancies must be advertised in a way that maximises quality applicant pools. The minimum requirement is that positions are advertised for a period of 10 working days (exclusive of the Christmas-New Year closure period) on the Smart Jobs and Careers website, or in the case of vacancies for graduate roles or graduate development programs, the Queensland Government graduate website. Acceptance of applications submitted after advertising closes is at the discretion of the panel.

9.4 The following information must be provided when a vacancy is advertised1:

(a) a description of the duties to be undertaken and the key capabilities2 against which applicants’ merit will be assessed

(b) any mandatory qualifications or conditions including, if a chief executive has designated a role as an identified role, the mandatory attribute(s) applicants must possess to be eligible for appointment

(c) the location and duration of the vacancy/ies (e.g. permanent, temporary etc)

(d) any pre-employment checks (including disciplinary history and criminal history) that may be undertaken

(e) any probationary period which may apply

(f) information regarding the obligations of newly appointed public service employees to disclose employment as a lobbyist.

9.5 Information on classification and/or salary range may also be included, however agencies may elect to seek applicants’ expressions of desired salary range, particularly where a range of roles are vacant. Salary payable remains tied to the relevant classification level and applicable industrial instrument.

9.6 Vacancies are not required to be advertised where they are:

(a) for entry level roles

(b) to be filled for a period of less than 12 months

(c) to be filled via transfer, redeployment or secondment at or below level

(d) to be filled using an order of merit for a recurring vacancy

(e) for a casual role.

1 Chief executives are responsible for determining whether this information is included on the ad itself or in provided material such as a role description.2 For executive roles, capabilities should align with the QPS Leadership Competencies.



9.7 A chief executive may exempt a vacancy from advertising or elect to limit the advertising only where they consider there is justification for doing so. In determining whether to exercise their discretion under this clause, the chief executive must consider:

(a) their obligations under the PSA, including the effective and efficient use of resources (s98), adherence to the management and employment principles (s99), the attraction of a diverse workforce (s25) and the provision of equality of employment opportunity (s30)

(b) how merit will be assessed should an exemption be approved

(c) whether an advertised vacancy process occurred previously3

(d) whether the role classification or nature (e.g. temporary to permanent) has changed, including as part of a progressional scheme

(e) whether exemption from or limited advertising will prevent the displacement of existing permanent public service employees

(f) what impact, if any, would there be on the achievement of the department’s service delivery outcomes.

10. Merit assessment and decisions 10.1 Merit assessment must occur irrespective of whether a vacancy is advertised or not. Subject to clause

10.2, chief executives are responsible for determining the activities required to assess merit.

10.2 Assessment processes for advertised vacancies must:

(a) incorporate selection techniques that enable a sufficiently comprehensive assessment of the applicants’ merit within the current context and duties of the role;

(b) take into consideration all merit information before the selection panel, rather than focusing on one aspect of the assessment process (e.g. interview performance);

(c) incorporate pre-employment checks (including referee checking) as per clause 11;

(d) measure the relative merit of each applicant; and

(e) be consistent with the principles of employment equity and anti-discrimination.

10.3 Selection decisions for advertised vacancies must be clearly documented and able to be independently reviewed, including a statement explaining the basis on which the panel has concluded that the recommended appointee is the most meritorious (i.e. has demonstrated superior merit against the key attributes of the role as compared to the other applicants).

10.4 Chief executives must determine the documentation required for selection decisions for non-advertised vacancies, having regard to the nature and duration of the vacancy.

10.5 If the selection panel recommends an order of merit, a comparative statement clearly describing the specific reasons why each recommended applicant is considered to be more meritorious than the next in the order of merit, must be provided.

10.6 In approving an appointment, the decision maker (delegate) must be satisfied the proposed appointee is the most meritorious and (where applicable) the selection process complies with the PSA and this directive.

10.7 Selection decisions and notification of outcomes must take place in a timely manner. To facilitate this, panels should be formed and selection strategies determined prior or concurrent to advertising. A vacancy advertisement will lapse if no appointment is made within six months of the closing date of the vacancy.

3 E.g. if a role becomes vacant again within a few months of a previous process



11. Pre-employment checking (including referee checks) 11.1 Pre-employment checking offers the opportunity to gain further information to assist in the panel’s

assessment of applicants and/or to validate the panel’s assessment.

11.2 Referee checking relating to an applicant’s work behaviour and performance (including seeking the referee’s knowledge about past performance assessments and past serious disciplinary action) must be conducted. The panel is responsible for determining when, during the selection process, referee checking is to be conducted.

11.3 At a minimum, referee checking must be conducted in relation to the applicant(s) recommended for appointment and (where applicable) on an order of merit. Referee checking for other applicants is at the discretion of the panel.

11.4 Unless there are extenuating circumstances, at least one referee must have thorough knowledge of the applicant’s conduct and performance within the previous two years. Where an applicant is a current or previous public service employee, the panel should give particular consideration to requesting the applicant nominate a referee who can report on their public service employment.

11.5 Referees must provide an honest account of an applicant’s performance and workplace conduct relevant to the role. For referees who are existing public service employees, the omission of relevant information or the provision of untruthful information by a referee to the referee’s own agency or to another agency may result in a discipline process being commenced.

11.6 Where a selection panel believes there are referees other than those nominated by the applicant who hold information relevant to the selection decision, a selection panel may contact the applicant for additional referees. Where an applicant declines, the panel must make its recommendation on the information before it.

11.7 The timing and extent of any other pre-employment checks, such as serious discipline history disclosure by the applicant (s179A of the PSA), exchanges of information between departments (s188B of the PSA) or eligibility to work in Australia, is at the discretion of the panel. The nature, seriousness and timeframe of the disciplinary history, including whether it shows a pattern of behaviour, and any impact on the duties and responsibilities of the role applied for, must be considered when determining what impact, if any, there is on the applicant’s suitability for the role, with such considerations reflected in the selection report.

11.8 Criminal history checks must be conducted in accordance with the PSA (Chapter 5, Part 6) and any relevant directive.

12. Dealing with adverse information that may affect the selection outcome 12.1 The selection panel is responsible for assessing the relative merit of applicants based on the

information available to them. In some instances, this may include adverse information, as a result of a pre-employment check or through panel members’ pre-existing knowledge of an applicant. Where adverse information is taken into account by the panel such that it adversely affects the proposed selection outcome (recommendation/s for appointment), the information must be put to the applicant for response. Any response from the applicant must be documented and considered by the panel ahead of making their final recommendation.

13. Post selection feedback13.1 Subject to clause 13.2 all applicants are to be advised that they may request feedback.

13.2 Graduate applicants who are interviewed are to be advised they are entitled to request feedback.

13.3 Applicants who request feedback must receive timely, specific and constructive feedback from a member of the selection panel sufficient to explain the panel’s recommendation / decision maker’s (delegate’s) decision.



14. Gazette notification 14.1 The following appointments must be notified in the Gazette within one month of the appointment

decision:

(a) all senior executive and senior officer appointments from an advertised vacancy

(b) promotions of tenured public service officers from an advertised vacancy

(c) promotions of tenured public service officers arising from the use of the recurring vacancy provision.

15. Reporting 15.1 Chief executives are required to report on the implementation of this directive as requested by the

CCE of the PSC.

16. Dictionary

Unless otherwise provided, the definitions contained in the PSA apply.

Appoint means to employ a public service officer, general employee or temporary employee covered by this directive.

Entry-level roles, in relation to the Queensland Public Service Award – State 2012 are those roles atclassification levels 1 and 2 of the administrative, technical, professional and operational streams. A role at classification level 3 of the operational stream may also be considered entry-level where the role does not represent a career path for staff of the agency and the role has no supervisory responsibility.

In relation to other industrial instruments, entry level roles are the lowermost classification level of a specific stream or classification structure, provided that the base superannuable salary of that classification level (not including loading or allowances) does not exceed the equivalent of AO5(4) of the Queensland Public Service Award – State 2012.

For roles that exceed the salary equivalent of AO5(4) of the Queensland Public Service Award – State 2012, entry-level roles are the base classification level or levels determined by the chief executive and approved by the CCE.

Gazette is the Queensland Government Gazette.

Graduate is a person who has recently been recognised by a university as having completed the requirements of a bachelor degree or higher degree.

Graduate development program is a formal program designed for the recruitment, selection and development of graduates. The program is operational for a minimum of 12 months and is considered a workforce planning strategy to attract and retain specialist graduate skills.

Graduate role is a role up to and including the AO3 classification level (or equivalent) designated by a chief executive officer to be filled by a graduate.

Identified role is a position in relation to which it is lawful to discriminate in favour of a person possessing one of the attributes set out in section 7 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 for the purpose contained in section 25 of that Act.

Mandatory conditions are inherent requirements of the role and can include certain classes of drivers’ licence, statutory restrictions, any requirement for the appointee to undertake regular travel etc.



Mandatory qualification means a qualification that is essential for the occupant of a role to hold in order to comply with an industrial instrument or to satisfy legal, accreditation or registration requirements or where a chief executive determination has been made. A chief executive may make a determination in relation to any role within their agency, provided that before making a determination (and where applicable) the chief executive consults with any agencies that have roles identical or substantially similar to that proposed to have mandatory qualifications attached and with the CCE of the PSC.�

Recurring vacancy means a vacancy that is identical to the original vacancy in terms of title, remuneration, classification level and role description, provided the appointment is made within 12 months of the closing date of the original vacancy.

A recurring vacancy also means a similar vacancy provided that the classification level, remuneration and key capabilities are the same as the original vacancy and the role requirements are similar and the advertisement included a note that applications may be used to appoint to similar vacancies for a specified period up to 12 months after the closing date of the initial vacancy.

In applying the recurring vacancy provision, a temporary appointment may be made from a vacancy advertised as permanent however a permanent appointment cannot be made from a vacancy advertised as temporary.

Selection panel means the person or persons responsible for conducting the assessment of applicants and making a recommendation about appointment to the decision maker (delegate). For SES vacancies, the panel must include one member from outside the Ministerial portfolio. While it is not prohibited, the decision maker should generally not be a member of the selection panel.

Serious disciplinary action has the meaning set out in s179A of the PSA.


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 PSC Advisory Service 1300 038 472 or email [email protected]

APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE

Reference Number

Vacancy Date of Appointment

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

Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

24806/13 Manager, Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry, Corporate, Information and Technology Partners, Infrastructure Services, Security Networks and Data Centre Management, Brisbane (AO8)

Date of duty Regan, David Team Leader, ICT Security Management, Security Networks and Data Centre Management, Infrastructure Services, Information and Technology Partners, Corporate, Brisbane (AO8)

Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services

# 25283/13 Administration Officer, Maryborough Disability Service Centre, Disability and Community Service, Region – Central, Maryborough (AO3)

Date of duty Tomlin, Simone Administrative Officer, Maryborough Disability Service Centre, Disability and Community Services, Region– Central, Maryborough (AO2)

# Amended- previously gazetted 11-10-2013 under incorrect Surname.

Community Safety

16949/13 Roster Officer, Lotus Glen Correctional Centre, Custodial Operations, Queensland Corrective Services, Mareeba (AO3)

17-10-2013 Waring, Teresa Administrative Officer, Lotus Glen Correctional Centre, Custodial Operations, Queensland Corrective Services, Mareeba (AO2)

16534/13 Correctional Supervisor, Brisbane Women’s Correctional Centre, Custodial Operations, Queensland Corrective Services, Wacol (CO2)

09-12-2013 Russell, Marie Activities Officer, Brisbane Women’s Correctional Centre, Custodial Operations, Queensland Corrective Services, Wacol (CO1)

16929/13 Administration Officer Stores, Brisbane Correctional Centre, Custodial Operations, Queensland Corrective Services, Wacol (AO3)

Date of duty Farrell, Scott Administrative Officer, Wolston Correctional Centre, Custodial Operations, Queensland Corrective Services, Wacol (AO2)

Education, Training and Employment

NQR10261/13

Principal Advisor, Education Services, Townsville Regional Office, North Queensland Region, Education Queensland Division, Townsville (AO8)

07-10-2013 Mossop, Pauline Principal Education officer, Student Services, North Queensland Region, Education Queensland Division, Townsville (AO7)


DSR10365/13

Business Services Manager, Murgon State School, Darling Downs South West Region, Education Queensland Division, Murgon (AO3)

14-10-2013 Smith, Nanette Administrative Officer, Murgon State School, Darling Downs South West Region, Education Queensland Division, Murgon (AO2)

NQR10271/13

Business Services Manager, Millchester State School, North Queensland Region, Education Queensland Division, Townsville (AO3)

14-10-2013 Barkworth, Christian Administrative Officer (AAEP), Millchester State School, North Queensland Region, Education Queensland Division, Townsville (AO2)

Energy and Water Ombudsman Queensland

EWOQ106/13

Team Leader – Investigation and Conciliation, North Queensland Region, Cairns (AO6)

08-10-2013 Webster, Robert Jason (Jason)

Investigation and Conciliation Officer, North Queensland Region, Cairns (AO5)

Environment and Heritage Protection

# 25393/13 Executive Officer, Southern Region, Environmental Services and Regulation, Brisbane (AO7)

Date of duty Brown, Joanne Environmental Officer, Sunshine Coast, Environmental Services East, Southern Region, Environmental Services and Regulation, Maroochydore (AO4)

# Amendment - previously Gazetted 27-09-2013 under incorrect Department.

GasFields Commission Queensland

GFCQ03/13

Project Officer, Toowoomba (AO5) 04-10-2013 Hoffman, Michelle Administration Officer, Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Toowoomba (AO3)

Justice and Attorney-General

16538/13 Legal Officer, Strategic Policy, Strategic Policy, Legal and Executive Services, Brisbane (PO3)

Date of duty Molomby, Katherine Legal Officer, Strategic Policy, Strategic Policy, Legal and Executive Services, Brisbane (PO2)

16887/13 Senior Business Development Officer, Business Development, Practice Management Branch, Crown Law, Brisbane (AO5)

Date of duty Robinson, Emma Louise

Business Development Officer, Business Development, Practice Management Branch, Crown Law, Brisbane (AO3)

16648/13 Manager, Liquor, Gaming and Fair Trading, Office of the Fair Trading, State Wide Operations, Rockhampton Office, Rockhampton (AO7)

Date of duty Page, Rodney Senior Investigation Officer, Liquor, Gaming and Fair Trading, Office of the Fair Trading, State Wide Operations, Rockhampton Office, Rockhampton (AO5)

Natural Resources and Mines

25467/13 Senior Mining Registrar Assessment, Mining and Petroleum Operations, Mining and Petroleum, Mines and Energy, Parkhurst, Rockhampton (AO6)

Date of duty Wilkings, Sharon Land Officer, Land Allocation and Sales, Land Services, North Region, Service Delivery, Natural Resources and Mine, Rockhampton (AO4)

25469/13 Principal Mining Registrar Assessment, Northern Region, Mining and Petroleum Operations, Service Delivery, Townsville (AO7)

Date of duty Farrell, Shannon Lea Senior Vegetation Management Officer, Vegetation Management, Natural Resource Assessment, Land Services, North Region, Service Delivery, Townsville (AO6)


Reference Number




NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART II

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

Public Trust Office

PT16/13

Principal Public Trust Officer, Client Services, Brisbane (AO5)

Date of duty Klewin, Mark - Hendryck

Senior Public Trust Officer, Client Services, Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO4)

Queensland Treasury and Trade

25627/13 Statistician, Economic and Structural Policy, Government Statistician, Data and Business Services, Business Applications, Brisbane (AO5)

Date of duty Harvey, Miranda Executive Assistant, Business Support, Data and Business Services, Government Statistician, Economic and Structural Policy

23954/13 Senior Collations Officer (Level 2), Office of State Revenue, Collections, Business Debt, Brisbane (AO6)

Date of duty Campbell, Maxwell Senior Collections Officer (Level 1), Office of State Revenue, Collections, Business Debt, Brisbane (AO5)

Science, Information Technology, Innovation and The Arts

16838/13 Executive Liaison Officer, Government Wireless Network (GWN) Contract Directorate, General Managers Office, CITEC, Brisbane (AO5)

Date of duty McNab, Bevnya Project Support Officer, Program Delivery, Solutions Implementation, General Manager’s Office, CITEC, Brisbane (AO4)

APPOINTMENTS PART II - NON-APPEALABLE

Reference Number

Vacancy Date of Appointment Name of Appointee

Health

HSCI08636/13

Data Linkage Liaison Officer, Statistical Analysis and Linkage Team, Health Statistics Unit, Health Systems Innovation Branch, Health Service and Clinical Innovation Division, Brisbane (AO4)

11-10-2013 Bak, Irene

HSCI08246/13

Assistant Data Linkage Officer, Statistical Analysis and Linkage, Health Statistics Unit, Health Systems Innovation Branch, Health Service and Clinical Innovation Division, Brisbane (AO2)

09-10-2013 Van Schalkwijk, Junko

HSCI09413/13

Principal Analytical Research Officer, Nursing and Midwifery Office Queensland, Health Service and Clinical Innovation Division, Herston (AO7)

16-10-2013 Webster, Julianne

HSSS08605/13

Executive Support Officer, Human Resources Strategy and Planning, Human Resource Services, System Support Services Division, Brisbane (AO4)

14-10-2013 Lias, Caroline

Natural Resources and Mines

25496/13 Geoscience Manager - Greenfields Prospectivity, Geological Survey of Queensland, Policy and Program Support, Brisbane (SO)

Date of duty Donchak, Paul


Reference Number




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Acquisition of Land Act 1967

TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 4) 2013

Short title

1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Land Notice (No. 4)2013 .

Land taken (s.15D of the Act)

2. Following agreement in writing, the land described in theSchedule is taken by Sunshine Coast Regional Council forroad purposes and vests in Sunshine Coast Regional Councilfor an estate in fee simple on and from 1 November 2013.

SCHEDULELand Taken

Part of Lot 1 on BUP8065, area of approximately 76 square metres,Title Reference 17075143, parish of Mooloolah.



Part of Common Property of Horton Park Shopping Centre Stage 1Community Titles Scheme 7210, Community ManagementStatement 7210, area of approximately 40 square metres, TitleReference 19208065, parish of Mooloolah.

ENDNOTES

1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Sunshine Coast Regional

Council.

Acquisition of Land Act 1967

TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 5) 2013

Short title

1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Land Notice (No. 5)2013 .

Land taken (s.15D of the Act)

2. Following agreement in writing, the land described in theSchedule is taken by Sunshine Coast Regional Council forpurposes incidental to road and vests in Sunshine CoastRegional Council for an estate in fee simple on and from1 November 2013.

SCHEDULELand Taken



Part Lot 3 on BUP8065, area of approximately 121 square metres,Title Reference 17075145, parish of Mooloolah.

Lot 4 on BUP8065, area 45 square metres, Title Reference17075146, parish of Mooloolah.

Lot 5 on BUP8065, area 136 square metres, Title Reference17075147, parish of Mooloolah.

Part of Common Property of Horton Park Shopping Centre Stage 1Community Titles Scheme 7210, Community ManagementStatement 7210, area of approximately 1360 square metres,Title Reference 19208065, parish of Mooloolah.

Lot 2 on RP225523, area 2,202 square metres, Title Reference17342126, parish of Mooloolah.

ENDNOTES

1. Published in the Gazette on 1 November 2013.2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.3. The administering agency is the Sunshine Coast Regional

Council.

Education (General Provisions) Act 2006

SCHOOL ENROLMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

In accordance with Chapter 8, Part 3 Section 170, of the Education(General Provisions) Act 2006 , School Enrolment ManagementPlan for the following schools have been prepared by the RegionalDirectors, Central Queensland, Far North Queensland, North Coastand South East region, delegate of the chief executive.

Copies of School Enrolment Management Plans are available forpublic inspection, without charge, during normal business hours atthe department’s head office, and accessible on the department’swebsite http://education.qld.gov.au/schools/catchment

Region: Central QueenslandSchool: Victoria Park State School (update)

Region: Far North QueenslandSchool: Isabella State School (update)

Region: North CoastSchool: Caboolture State High School (update)

Mount Samson State School (update)Undurba State School (update)

Region: South EastSchool: Carbrook State School (new)

Ormiston State School (update)

Government Owned Corporations Act 1993Section 114

Acts Interpretation Act 1954Section 24AA

REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION

The notification of the application of the policy document entitledState Procurement Policy to QIC Limited, its subsidiaries andcontrolled entities, gazetted on 9 January 2009, is revoked.

The Honourable The HonourableTim Nicholls MP Campbell Newman MPTreasurer and Minister for Trade Premier

22/10/2013 28/10/2013

Public Service Act 2008

PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENTAL ARRANGEMENTSNOTICE (NO. 7) 2013

Short Title1. This notice is made under the Public Service Act 2008 and

may be cited as the Public Service DepartmentalArrangements Notice (No. 7) 2013.

Commencement2. This notice is taken to have commenced on

16 September 2013.

Establishment and Declaration of Government Entity3. Under sections 14(2) and 15(a) of the Act, that part of the

Public Service Commission known as Public Sector Renewalis established as a government entity and declared to bepart of the Public Service Commission.

Amalgamation and Declaration4. Under sections 14(2) and 15(b) of the Act, the government

entity established under Part 3 of this notice is amalgamatedwith, and declared to be part of, the Department of thePremier and Cabinet.

1. Made by the Governor in Council on 31 October 2013.2. Published in the Government Gazette on 1 November 2013.3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.4. The administering agency is the Public Service Commission.


Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Act 1994

NOTIFICATION OF EXEMPTION

Maritime Safety QueenslandBrisbane, 28 October 2013

I, Patrick J. Quirk, General Manager, Maritime Safety Queensland,pursuant to section 18A of the Transport Operations (MarineSafety) Act 1994, exempt all persons operating ships in the eventsdetailed in the Schedule from section 206A of the TransportOperations (Marine Safety) Act 1994 and section 127 of theTransport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2004.

SCHEDULE

Events consisting of water ski races to be conducted by theorganisers, North Queensland Offshore Ski Association, betweenthe hours of 8.00am and 10.00am on Saturday 2 November 2013over the waters of False Cape to Bessie Point, Green Island asshown in red on the course map prepared by Maritime SafetyQueensland, designated plan "A1-231", and held at the RegionalHarbour Master's office in Cairns.

PATRICK J. QUIRKGeneral Manager

Maritime Safety Queensland

Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Act 1994

NOTIFICATION OF EXEMPTION

Maritime Safety QueenslandBrisbane, 28 October 2013

I, Patrick J Quirk, General Manager, Maritime Safety Queensland,pursuant to section 18A of the Transport Operations (MarineSafety) Act 1994, exempt all persons operating ships in the eventsdetailed in the Schedule from section 206A of the TransportOperations (Marine Safety) Act 1994 and sections 127, 127A and127B of the Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Regulation 2004.

SCHEDULE

The events consisting of water ski races to be conducted by theorganisers, Ski Racing Cairns Inc, between the hours of 8:00amand 4:00pm on Saturday 9 November 2013 over the waters ofCairns - Green Island as shown in red on the course map preparedby Maritime Safety Queensland, designated plan “A1-231”, andheld at the Regional Harbour Master’s office in Cairns.

PATRICK J. QUIRKGeneral Manager

Maritime Safety Queensland

NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF FORMS

The following forms were approved by the Executive Director, FairTrading Operations, Department of Justice and Attorney-Generalto take effect from 1 November 2013, pursuant to the relevantsections.

Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (section 130)

Collections Act 1966 (section 42A)

These forms are available from:

a) Queensland Government Service CentreUpper Plaza Terrace33 Charlotte StreetBRISBANE QLD 4000

b) All regional offices of the Office of Fair Trading

c) The website of the Office of Fair Trading at: www.fairtrading.qld.gov.au

NOTIFICATION OF APPROVED FORM UNDER THEBUILDING ACT 1975

1. ApprovalThe form in the table below was approved by the delegate ofthe Chief Executive, Department of Housing and Public Workson 30 October 2013, under section 254 of the Building Act1975 , to take effect from 1 November 2013.

2. Availability of formThe form will be available from the Department of Housingand Public Works’ website at www.hpw.qld.gov.au

NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF FORMUNDER THE

LEGAL PROFESSION ACT 2007

1. CommencementThe following form was approved on 29 October 2013 by theGeneral Counsel of the Queensland Law Society Incorporated,pursuant to a delegation from the Council on 9 December2005, to take effect from date of gazettal.

2. Form Approved – Form required by, and made for thepurposes of, the Legal Profession (Society) Rule 2007 :QLS Form 5 (SR) Appointment of Proxy for Annual General

Meeting – Version 4

3. Availability of FormsThese forms are available from:

a) Law Society House179 Ann StreetBrisbane Q 4000

b) the Queensland Law Society website at www.qls.com.au

M J HintonGeneral Counsel

Form Number Name

3 Application for approval to use an unsuitable name (V15 November 2013)

12-1 Annual return of association (V9 November 2013)

21 Application for approval to conduct audit or provide verification statement (V15 November 2013)

Form Number Name

1 Application for registration (V12 November 2013)

5 Application for sanction (V12 November 2013)

20 Annual return for charity or sanction (V7 November 2013)

Form No.

Title Version No.

30 Relevant Information For Service Providers 1


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BILLS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO

Queensland Legislative AssemblyBrisbane

It is hereby notified for general information that, on 29 October 2013, Her Excellency the Governor, in the name and on behalf of Her Majesty, assented to the undermentioned Bills passed by the Legislative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, viz—

A Bill for An Act to amend the Family Responsibilities Commission Act 2008 for particular purposesShort title: Family Responsibilities Commission Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 48 of 2013Commencement: Date of Assent.

A Bill for An Act to amend the Vocational Education, Training and Employment Act 2000 for particular purposes, and to make consequential amendments of the Industrial Relations Act 1999 and other Acts as stated in schedule 1 for purposes related to those particular purposes, and to amend the TAFE Queensland Act 2013 for particular purposesShort title: Vocational Education, Training and Employment (Skills Queensland) and Another Act Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 49 of 2013Commencement: This Act commences on a day to be fixed by proclamation.

A Bill for An Act to amend the Nature Conservation Act 1992, the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 and the Vegetation Management Act 1999 for particular purposesShort title: Nature Conservation (Protected Plants) and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2013– Act No. 50 of 2013Commencement: This Act commences on a day to be fixed by proclamation.

A Bill for An Act to amend particular Acts for matters relating to the liability of executive officers of corporations and to amend the Crime and Misconduct Act 2001 for particular purposesShort title: Directors’ Liability Reform Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 51 of 2013Commencement: (1) This Act, other than part 81A, commences on 1 November 2013.(2) Part 81A commences on 9 November 2013.

A Bill for An Act to amend the Civil Liability Act 2003, the Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994, the Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002, the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 and the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Regulation 2003 for particular purposes and to make minor or consequential amendments of legislation as stated in schedules 1 and 2

Short title: Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 52 of 2013Commencement: Chapter 2 and schedule 1 are taken to have commenced on the day the Bill for this Act was introduced into the LegislativeAssembly.

A Bill for An Act to amend the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1945 for particular purposesShort title: Criminal Law Amendment (Public Interest Declarations) Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 53 of 2013Commencement: Date of Assent.

N J LaurieClerk of the Parliament


CONTENTS(Gazettes No. 45-49—pp. 269-306)

Page

APPOINTMENTS............................................................. 287-300

NOTICES / BYLAWS / DECLARATIONS / STATUTES .............................................................. 302-303

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities(Justice, Land and Other Matters) Act

Acquisition of Land ActActs Interpretation ActAnti-Discrimination ActConstitution of QueenslandEducation (General Provisions) ActGovernment Owned Corporations ActGriffith University ActHealth Services ActJustices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations ActPublic Service ActTransport Operations (Marine Safety) Act

NOTIFICATION OF FORMS.......................................................303Associations Incorporation ActBuilding ActCollections ActLegal Profession Act

Bills Assented to ................................................................... 305

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

Extraordinary Gazette (Other) .........................................269-270

Natural Resources and Mines Gazette ............................271-278

Transport / Main Roads Gazette .....................................279-284

Local Government Gazette .............................................285-286

General Gazette .............................................................287-305



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