Our decisions
We operate within a corporate governance framework. This framework emphasises ethics, openness and public accountability. It is the basis for our overall purpose and sets our objectives. It also guides us in managing our information and resources.
This page is updated regularly. You can either download a document from this page or send us a request to access them.
Agreements
This Intergovernmental Agreement underpins the establishment of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). The ACL is a cooperative reform of the Australian Government and the States and Territories.
Decisions
When a new liquor or gaming licence application is made but receives community responses in the form of comments, representations, submissions or objections, the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR) must publish the reason for the Commissioner’s decision on that application. Responses can also come from local government or the local member of parliament.
Read notices of new and amended gaming rules.
Guides
Apply human rights to your work – video, transcript, Does the Act apply to my work section, how are human rights link to my work section, steps to consider human rights in your work section
Human rights in decision making: A guide for Queensland Government staff
Guidelines
Guidelines and table of costs for assessing applications for financial assistance through Victim Assist Queensland.
Memorandum of understandings
See a list of memorandums of understanding between the Office of Fair Trading and other agencies.
Terms of references
The Audit and Risk Management Committee acts as an independent advisory body to the Director-General in order to assist in the effective discharge of the responsibilities of this position contained in the Financial Administration and Audit Act 1977, the Financial Management Standard 1997 and other relevant legislation. The independence of the Audit and Risk Management Committee and Internal Audit to operational units is a statutory requirement.
Terms of reference for the Board of Management committee.
The Information Technology and Innovation Committee (ITIC) terms of reference establishes the authority and responsibility of ITIC so that it may function effectively to support our decision-making processes.
The Board of Management (BOM) of the Department of Justice and Attorney-General has established the Resource and Demand Committee (the committee) as part of its governance framework. This document establishes the authority and responsibility of the committee so that it may function effectively in the department.