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The Queensland Audit Office reports to parliament Insights on audit committe
Over the decades, accountants have embraced new technology to help them in their day-to-day work.
Climate change is no longer a distant or emerging issue for the public sector.
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Legal Aid Queensland is Queensland’s central provider of affordable legal representation. It is responsible for prioritising more than 40,000 Queensland requests for legal representation each year.
Corrective services contribute to preventing crime, lowering the number of future victims, and promoting long-term social safety and wellbeing by reducing reoffending.
Queensland’s 16 hospital and health service boards oversee the quality and safety of their hospital and health services. They are required to have safety and quality committees.
Managing the risk of psychosocial hazards at work Code of Practice 2022 came into effect in April 2023 and provides practical guidance to prevent harm from psychosocial hazards at work.
For most Queenslanders, travelling on the state’s roads is a regular part of life. Unfortunately, road crashes disrupt this too often, and the cost of them is too high.
The Queensland Government owns commercialised businesses in energy, water, rail, and ports. It established these businesses on behalf of Queenslanders to efficiently provide services and infrastructure critical to the economy and state.