Past activities
On this page you will find our past community consultation activities that have expired.
For information about other Queensland Government consultation activities visit the Get Involved website.
Review of the Succession Act 1981
Consultation closed: 16 October 2023
Find out about our review of the Succession Act 1981.
Strategy to reduce overrepresentation of First Nations peoples in the justice system consultation
Consultation closed: 06 October 2023
Find out more about our consultation to co-design a community and whole-of-government strategy to address the overrepresentation of First Nations peoples in the justice system.
Domestic and family violence perpetrator strategy consultation
Consultation closed: 22 September 2023
Get involved in our consultation to create a Domestic and family violence perpetrator strategy for Queensland.
Regulatory framework for online alcohol sales and deliveries in Queensland
Consultation closed: 23 June 2023
Find out about the consultation to develop a new regulatory framework for online alcohol sales and deliveries in Queensland.
Civil surveillance reforms consultation
Consultation closed: 31 May 2023
Learn about the Civil surveillance reforms consultation.
Review of the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2010
Consultation closed: 24 February 2023
Information about the review of the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2010.
Serious and Organised Crime Legislation Review
Consultation closed: 28 October 2022
Find information about the review of Queensland’s serious and organised crime laws and access the Serious and Organised Crime Legislation Review report.
Property Law Bill consultation
Consultation closed: 21 October 2022
Find out about the Property Law Bill consultation.
Stage 2 of the Review of the Model Defamation Provisions
Consultation closed: 05 October 2022
Parts A and B exposure draft amendments to the Model Defamation Provisions and accompanying papers have been released for public consultation.
Incorporated associations and charities regulation consultation
Consultation closed: 12 September 2022
Have your say on financial reporting thresholds, remuneration disclosure, and the proposed grievance procedure for the model rules.
Statutory seller disclosure scheme in Queensland
Consultation closed: 31 August 2022
We are seeking feedback about implementing a proposed statutory seller disclosure scheme in Queensland.
Proposed reforms to Queensland's Information privacy and right to information framework
Consultation closed: 22 July 2022
We sought your views about proposed reforms to Queensland’s Information privacy and right to information framework.
Criminal Procedure Review—Magistrates Courts
Consultation closed: 30 June 2022
We are seeking feedback about the current criminal procedures in the Magistrates Courts, the way processes work and views on possible improvements. There is also information on how to complete a submission.
Consultation on the Building Units and Group Titles and Other Legislation Amendment Bill
Consultation closed: 23 May 2022
We are seeking submissions on the draft Building Units and Group Titles and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2022.
Consultation for a new Queensland women's strategy
Consultation closed: 08 October 2021
Public consultation on a new Queensland women's strategy was held to build on the progress and achievements made.
Consideration of shield laws to protect journalists’ confidential sources
Consultation closed: 13 July 2021
The Attorney-General has released a consultation paper Shielding confidential sources: balancing the public’s right to know and the court’s need to know to guide consultation on the consideration of shield laws for Queensland.
Review of the Model Defamation Provisions—Stage 2
Consultation closed: 20 May 2021
Attorneys-General have released a discussion paper for Stage 2 of the review of the Model Defamation Provisions (MDPs). Learn how to access the discussion paper, background information and have your say. Submissions close 19 May 2021.
Body Corporate and Community Management Regulations – Consultation on draft legislation
Consultation closed: 01 December 2019
Feedback was sought on reforms outlined in consultation drafts of new regulations under the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997.
New Body Corporate and Community Management Regulations commence 1 March 2021.
Proposed reforms to child sexual offences
Consultation closed: 20 September 2019
As part of the Palaszczuk Government’s commitment to implementing the Royal Commission’s recommendations, feedback was sought on proposed reforms to child sexual offences and related legislation. Consultation closed on 20 September 2019.
Review of model defamation provisions
Consultation closed: 30 April 2019
The Council of Attorneys-General has agreed to a review of the model defamation provisions adopted in the Defamation Acts of all States and Territories and has released a discussion paper inviting submissions on defamation reform.
Submissions close on 30 April 2019. All submissions should be sent to policy@justice.nsw.gov.au or
Review of Model Defamation Provisions,
Justice Strategy and Policy Division,
NSW Department of Justice,
GPO Box 31, Sydney, 2001.
Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 2003 Review – Discussion papers 2 & 3
Consultation closed: 23 April 2019
The concurrent release of these discussion papers is the final phase of public consultation for the review of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 2003, noting that a previous public discussion paper for the review was released in March–April 2018. Submissions may be made to the papers until 23 April 2019.
Review of property law in Queensland
Consultation closed: 24 August 2018
QUT’s Commercial and Property Law Research Centre has reviewed Queensland’s property laws, including seller disclosure, the Property Law Act and issues relating to the Body Corporate and Community Management Act.
Review of the Right to Information Act 2009 and Information Privacy Act 2009
Consultation closed: 03 February 2017
The purpose of this consultation paper is to seek further feedback on key issues raised by the RTI and IP Acts including whether the Acts are meeting their primary objectives and whether the provisions of the Acts are appropriate.