Budget highlights
11-12 JAG State Budget Highlights
An open and accessible justice system is the corner-stone of a safe, just and supportive society. Operating from more than 100 locations around Queensland, the Department of Justice and Attorney-General delivers the services which support our justice system.
11-12 JAG service delivery statement
The department's purpose is to contribute to a fair and just society and safe, healthy, productive workplaces and community.
10-11 JAG State Budget Highlights
The 2010-11 State Budget provides $1.046 billion for the Department of Justice and Attorney-General to deliver a broad range of justice services. This will ensure the department can continue to build on the many achievements of recent years and help make Queensland a stronger, safer and fairer state, as outlined in Towards Q2: Tomorrow's Queensland.
09-10 JAG State Budget Highlights
In 2009–10, the Department of Justice and Attorney-General remains focussed on making our justice system more open and accessible, and our communities and workplaces safer. This will be achieved through building modern justice facilities, enhancing our services and their delivery, and implementing programs to assist vulnerable people and improve safety.
09-10 JAG service delivery statement
Increased operational funding of $2.8 million and capital funding of $0.58 million is provided to implement the new Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT). $11 million from existing tribunal operations will also fund QCAT when it begins from 1 December 2009.
10-11 State Budget Service Delivery Satements
2010-2011 State Budget Servic eDelivery Statements. Budget 5, complete overview.
10-11 State Budget: JAG Service Delivery Statements
2010-2011 Queensland State Budget, Service Delivery Statements for the department of Justice and Attorney General.