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Queensland Government Gazette Extraordinary PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370

Vol. 364] Tuesday 19 November 2013 [No. 62

State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 DECLARATION OF A COORDINATED PROJECT I, Barry Edward Broe, appointed as the Coordinator-General, do hereby declare the Underground Bus and Train project, as described in the Initial Advice Statement dated 18 November 2013, to be a coordinated project, for which an environmental impact statement is required, pursuant to section 26(1)(a) of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971. This declaration takes effect from the date of its publication in the gazette, pursuant to section 26(4) of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 .

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Vol. 364] Wednesday 20 November 2013 [No. 63

Sustainable Planning Act 2009 PUBLIC CONSULTATION ON THE DRAFT CAPE YORK REGIONAL PLAN

I, the Honourable Jeff Seeney MP, Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, do hereby notify pursuant to section 60(1) of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 that the draft Cape York Regional Plan has been prepared.

The draft Cape York Regional Plan may be downloaded from the Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning website at www.dsdip.qld.gov.au/cape-york

Information about the draft Cape York Regional Plan may also be obtained by telephoning +61 7 3227 8548.

Written submissions about any aspect of the draft Cape York Regional Plan may be made to the Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning by any person from 25 November 2013 to 25 March 2014.

To be properly made, submissions must: • be made to the Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning • include the name and residential or business address of each person making the submission • be made in writing and, unless the submission is made electronically, be signed by each person who has made the submission • state the grounds of the submission and the facts and circumstances relied on in support of the grounds • be made during the consultation period.

Submissions may be sent to: By post: Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning Draft Cape York Regional Plan Feedback C/- Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning PO Box 15009 City East Brisbane Qld 4002

By facsimile: + 61 7 3237 1812 By email: [email protected]

JEFF SEENEY MP Deputy Premier Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning

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Queensland Government Gazette Natural Resources and Mines PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370

Vol. 364] Friday 22 November 2013 [No. 64

Land Act 1994 Acquisition of Land Act 1967 CORRECTION OF GRANT NOTICE (No 06) 2013 AMENDMENT OF TAKING OF EASEMENT NOTICE Short title (No 08) 2013 1. This notice may be cited as the Correction of Short title Grant Notice (No 06) 2013. 1. This notice may be cited as the Amendment of Taking of Correction of grant [s.359(3) of the Act] Easement Notice (No 08) 2013. 2. The Deed of Grant described in Schedule 1 is Amendment of Notice [s.11(3) of the Act] amended as mentioned in Schedule 2. 2. (1) The Taking of Easement Notice (No 45) 2011 SCHEDULE 1 made on 10 November 2011 and published in the Gazette on North Region, Cairns Office 11 November 2011 at pages 451-454, taking the easements Deed of Grant in Trust - 40064696 described in Schedule 2 attached thereto in the South Region, Current Title Reference- 50887354 Ipswich Office, for sewerage purposes, is amended as set out Land granted- Lot 18 on BH164, Lot 9 on BH194, in subsection (2). Lot 5 on KM135, Lot 39 on KM148, Lot 1 on LR146 (2) In SCHEDULE 2 to the notice - and Lots 135 to 138 on SP241206 and Lot 140 on omit ‘Easement in Lot 2 on RP47420 and shown on Sketch SP241206, parishes of Bauhinia, Wallbury, Duaringa, Plan IW-WGTSM-1-GIS-0100-2451 (deposited with the Balcomba and Wooroona. Department of Environment and Resource Management), Area – 38760.8449 ha (about). area about 766 m2, part of Title Reference 14908114, parish SCHEDULE 2 of Goodna. Correction of errors in describing the description CBD/060693 and area of the Deed of Grant- Easement in Lot 907 on SP234775 and shown on Sketch Plan omit ‘Lot 18 on BH164, Lot 9 on BH194, Lot 5 on IW-WGTSM-1-GIS-0100-2558 (deposited with the Department KM135, Lot 39 on KM148, Lot 1 on LR146, Lots 135 of Environment and Resource Management), area about 1156 to 138 on SP241206 and Lot 140 on SP241206’, m2, part of Title Reference 50823292, parish of Goodna. insert ‘Lot 18 on BH164, Lot 9 on BH194, Lot 5 on CBD/060693’, KM135, Lot 39 on KM148, Lot 1 on LR146 and Lots insert ‘Easement TA in Lot 913 (restricted) on SP257089 on 135 to 140 on SP241206’. SP266371 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area 755 m2, Area part of Title Reference 50911523, parish of Goodna. omit ‘38760.8449 ha (about)’, Easement VA in Lot 912 (restricted) on SP257089 on insert ‘38708.6649 ha (about)’. SP266372 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area 1148 m2, part of Title Reference 50911522, parish of Goodna. ENDNOTES CBD/060693’. 1. Made by the Governor in Council on 21 November 2013. 2. Published in the Gazette on 22 November 2013. ENDNOTES 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative 1. Published in the Gazette on 22 November 2013. Assembly. 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of 3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Natural Resources and Mines. Resources and Mines. 5. File Reference – 2013/001783 4. File Reference – CBD/060693 Pt 2

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Queensland Government Gazette General PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370

Vol. 364] Friday 22 November 2013 [No. 65

Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 20 November 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 persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Commissioner for Declarations. Damien Mealey Registrar and Manager Justices of the Peace Branch THE SCHEDULE Glen James ALBION Jeffrey Robert HARRISON Ian Rutherford PARSONS Ronald James ALEXANDER Alan Sydney HARVEY Alexander David PATON Robert John ALLEN-ANKINS Robert William HASLAM Kevin Thomas PATTEL Herbert Edwin BARR Vivian Victor HAWKE Neville John PAULL Kevin John BARRON Cass Harold HAYDON Dorothy PAVLICHUK William Arthur BATKIN Brian Francis HEALY Peter Wallace PEACEY Christopher Franklyn BELL John Anthony HEALY Robert Aubrey PEART Mark Roger BENNETT Shaye Courtney HELENIUS Michael Alan PECK Thomas Neil BERRY Brian Vivian HERMANN William Neil PETERS Brian William BETTS Jeffery John HIGGS Robert John PLEMENUK Laurence James BIRKS Raymond William HILLS Christopher John POINTON Frances Maria BOURKE Jill HINSPETER Geoffrey Selwyn POPE David John BOWDEN David Harvey HORROCKS Xenia PRAKHOVA Raymond John BOXALL Patricia Ellen HUMPHRIES Dorothy Joy RABIC Sandra Rosemary BOYD Carryl Elizabeth HUNDLEY Jean Winnifred RAMM Warren George BRIDSON Sharon Anne HUNTER Ronald William RAMSEY Giuseppe BRISCHETTO Ivan Steven ISEPY John REDMAN Robert William Herbert BROOKS Gregory Ross ITZSTEIN David Kenneth REES Alan Robert BROWN Michael David JACOBSON John Nolan REID Ashley Trevor BROWN George Inslay JAMES Lucy Annelies REIJVEN Grahame James BROWNE Dennis Ian JANKE Gregory Robert REISENLEITER Gloria Jean BROWNING James William JOHNS Selwyn Adrian RETSCHLAG Ronald James BURGESS Evan John KAHLER Michael Edward REYNOLDS Trevor John BURGESS Martin Paul KANE Mary Therese RHODES Robert John BUTTNER Ronald James KAY Sydney Victor RICHARDSON Clyde James CAMPBELL Rozlyn Kaye KEECH Steven Gavin ROBERTS Andrew Hylton CARINS Kenneth Edward KELLY Laraine Grace ROBERTSON Kathleen Monica CARROLL Kett Howard KENNEDY Philip Anthony RODNEY John Bortolo CATELAN John Peter KEYS Marian Fay ROGERS John Bruce CATHCART Richard Bruce KILGOUR Gregory James ROLLS David John CHAPMAN Sandra Karen KLEINSCHMIDT Denis Alexander ROSE Kem Min CHOW Jon Leonard KNEEVES Donald James ROSS Helen Wanda CLAASSEN Christian KROGDAHL Margaret Mary ROSS Keith John COBURN Julie Amelia LABZIN Phillip Martin ROWLANDS Theodore COMINO Ronald William LAING Christine Ann RUSH Karen Michelle CONNOLLY Christine Julia LANG Dennis Joseph RYNNE Anne Frances COOMBE Arthur Kevin Barry LARKIN Murray Lance SAINT Clarence John COOPER Ralph Morris LAWSON Gregory Harvey SALMON 450 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

Merlin Anne COUGHLAN Gordon McRobbie LEASK John Charles SANDERS Michael Francis COURTNEY Terence Ross LENZ Garry Edwin SAWYER Graham Francis COX Ian Donald St George LINDSAY Helen Muriel SCANLAN Kathryn Unora COX Colin Robinson LINSLEY Christine Levina SCARFE Brian Bromley CRANSTOUN Robert Peter LLOYD Jane Mary SCHILPZAND Denis Gregory CUPITT Russel John LOANE Terence James SEAY Ian Bernard CURLEY James Louis LOWE John Arthur SHAPCOTT Frederick DAINTY Lok Sang LOWE Vincent Graham SHARLAND Donna Marie DALE Allan James LUTHER Raymond Owen SHAW Barry DANGERFIELD Rosetta June LYNIS-HUFFENREUTER Jeffrey Francis SHELBERG Theresa Ann DAVIS Dulcie Emily MACCARTIE Philip John SHIVNEN Stephen Anthony DENARO Craig Stuart MACKENZIE Bruce Cameron SLAUGHTER Maxwell James DOOLAN Beverley Anne MAGUIRE Leslie James SMALL Elaine Mary DORANTE Robyn Jennifer MAIZEY Barry Edwan SMITH Herbert Francis DOYLE Ronald William MALCOLM Jacinta Mary SMITH Gregory Mark DRONEY Malcolm Alexander MALLYON Shirley SMITH Barry James DUNCAN Beverly Joy MARINER Jesse SNOW David John EADIE Craig John MARSHALL Philip David STAVROFF Rodney Maurice EDMONDS Laurence John MARTIN Helen Hyles STEEL Lorraine Margaret EVANS Cheryl Catherine MASON Leonie Dorothy STEVENS Lauren-Ann Bianca FAKA'ATA John Russell MASTERS Marise Lyndall STOKES John Maurice FEEKINGS Catherine Patricia MATHESON Gregory Ian SUMMERS Leslie Donald FERGUSON Maurice Clement MAUGHAN Peter Raymond TAYLOR Clarence Warren FIGG Heather Jean MCCAMLEY Donald TEAGUE Anthony Maxwell FISHER Raymond James MCDONALD David Wilfred TESKE Derek Jason FITZGERALD Gregory MCERLAIN Wayne Leslie THOMPSON Gwenda Barbara FRANCIS Ewen Peter MCGREGOR-LOWNDES Charles Stanley TILSE Susan Elizabeth FRANCIS James Brian MCHUGH Gilbert Nicholas TOMKINS Colin Robert FRASER Donald Andrew MCKENNA Philip TOVEY Merlene Mae FREEMAN Graham Charles MCKENZIE Valorie Ann TREMBATH Eric Douglas GELDARD Andrew Daniel MCKERROW Russell John TREVORROW Graeme Edward GIELIS Gary Glen MCKIRDY Desmond Richard TRITTON John Fredolin GLEESON John Philip MCLANDERS Kenneth TURNER Bernard Hal GOLDIE Dudley MESSER Richard John William TYNAN John Victor GOLDING Lenore Margaret MILNE Alan Robert UNKLES Harry Roach GOODSON Paul Adrian MOORE Frederik Peter VAN DER DUYS Peter Allan GRAHAM Douglas Sidney MORRIS Arnold John VANDENHURK Peter Roy GRAHAM Georgina Agnes MORRIS Waneta Grace VIVIAN Ann-Louise GRECH Desley Anne MUNDELL Lyle William VOLL Beverley Dawn GRENFELL Elise Renee MUNSIE-TIBBITS Albert Norman VOYSEY Robert Alan GRICE Melda Dorothy MURCHIE Garry Richard WATERS Donald George GRIMLEY Terence Edward MURPHY Terence John WATTS Pauline Ann GRUMMITT Marjorie Ann Hamilton NEIL Mark Lidston WEST-NEWMAN Annette Patricia GULLE Michael Adrian NEWTON-WADE Michael Spencer WHITE Darryl Frederick John GUTKE William Hugh O'BRIEN Janet Carolyn WILLIAMS Phyllis Maria HALLEWELL Terence Edward O'DONNELL Phillip John WILLIAMS Kathy Frances HANSEN Garry Thomas O'NEILL David Juleff WILSON Lynette Margaret HANSON Reginald George ORD Janise Gail WILSON Leslie Mark HARDEN Ronald James O'SHANNESSY Thomas George WOODBRIDGE Robert Thomas HARDY Eleanor Gladys PARKER Philip Andrew John YATES Joanne HARRIS Bryan Alexander PARRY Robert Anthony YEATES Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 20 November 2013 It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Commissioner for Declarations). Damien Mealey Registrar and Manager Justices of the Peace Branch THE SCHEDULE Raymond GARRIGAN Anthony Joseph O'CARROLL Kenneth Edward GEYSING Laurence Bruce STAAL 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 451

Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 20 November 2013 It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Magistrates Court). Damien Mealey Registrar and Manager Justices of the Peace Branch THE SCHEDULE Tracy Anne MEDSON Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 20 November 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 persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified). Damien Mealey Registrar and Manager Justices of the Peace Branch THE SCHEDULE Rodney Kenneth ADAMS Therese Frances HEGERTY David Ingram PETCHELL Judith Lynley ALTERATOR Roxanne HOSKINSON John Andrew PHELAN Desley Elizabeth BARTLETT Leonard James HUGHES Stefan John POKITKO Brian James BAUER Daphne Marilyn JACKSON Gail Marie PORTER Johannes Petrus BERGMAN Yasmin KHAN Alexander Graham McGregor PRINGLE Michelle Amanda BIDDINGTON Megan Jayne KILROY Carolyn Ann PROUDLOCK David Alexander CARLSON Peter Bernard KING Norman Peter RABJOHNS Antonio CAVALLO Michael Adrian KLAR Venera RANERI Peter John CHALKLEY Katharine Anne Louise LAZENBY Kerry Andrew REHBEIN Relma Lei COLLINS Catharina Johanna LESAGE Philip John Hamilton RERRIE Robin Grant COOPER Sandra Ann MACDONALD Peter Russell RIGNEY Joseph CORCORAN Claire Louise MACONACHIE Peter Noel ROBERTSON David Robert COULSON Felicia Bernadette MACPHERSON Kerry Ann ROLLASON Jessie Elizabeth COX Stephen Clyde MARCHANT Gary Alan ROYDHOUSE Rosalie Jane COX Michelle Andrea MCDOWALL Shirley Anne SAUER Clifford John CRAWFORD David John MEIERS Glen Joseph SIBSON Lisa Emma Lovell FARNIK Alan George MERCER John Frederick SLOANE Beverley Joy FORSYTH Marjorie Jean MORRISON David William SMITH Gary John FOSTER Cynthia MUNRO Kaitlyn Maree SMITH Barry Charles FRANCE Deborah Maree NEWMAN Rosemary Therese STRINGINI Brett John FRATUS Robert Harold NOBLE Bonita Jane THOMSON Hayley Jane FRATUS Lindsay Francis NOFZ Andrea Nikki WAN Heather Jeanette GALLEY Lynnette Margaret O'KEEFE Douglas WELCH Kenneth James GIBBS Sandra Ann O'KELLY Gregory Bernard WOLFF Mervyn James GILBY Shawn Scott PALISE Leslie John WYNN Joady Anne GRAHAM Lindsay William PARRY Alexander YOUNG William Harold George GREEN Thakorbhai Babubhai PATEL Richard Anthony ZANDE John Lethbridge GREIG David John PEEL David HASKINGS John Joseph PEET Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 20 November 2013 It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified). Damien Mealey Registrar and Manager Justices of the Peace Branch THE SCHEDULE Yash KARAN Lee Susan MACKENZIE Kelvin George ZIETH Cheryl Anne LAMBERTON Christine Annette PALMER 452 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs 22 November 2013 On 21 November 2013, Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, and under the provisions of the Family Responsibilities Commission Act 2008, approved the appointment of the following persons to the Family Responsibilities Commission and the Family Responsibilities Board for a term of one year commencing 1 January 2014 until 1 January 2015.

Family Responsibilities Commission Name Position Mr David Robert Glasgow Commissioner Mr Rodney Joseph Curtin Deputy Commissioner Mr Thomas Toikalkin Local Commissioner, Aurukun Mr Edgar Andrew Kerindun Local Commissioner, Aurukun Ms Vera Deborah Koomeeta Local Commissioner, Aurukun Ms Doris Komben Poonkamelya Local Commissioner, Aurukun Ms Dorothy Pootchemunka Local Commissioner, Aurukun Ms Sarah Wolmby Local Commissioner, Aurukun Ms Ada Panawya Woolla Local Commissioner, Aurukun Ms May Mary Kepple Local Commissioner, Coen Ms Elaine Louise Liddy Local Commissioner, Coen Mr Peter Pedro Peter Local Commissioner, Coen Mr Garry Lloyd Port Local Commissioner, Coen Mr Brian Neil Cobus Local Commissioner, Hope Vale Mr Ivan Roy Deemal Local Commissioner, Hope Vale Ms Erica Dale Deeral Local Commissioner, Hope Vale Mr Victor Patrick Gibson Local Commissioner, Hope Vale Ms Doreen Margaret Hart Local Commissioner, Hope Vale Ms Karen Jane Gibson Local Commissioner, Mossman Gorge Ms Karen Grace Shuan Local Commissioner, Mossman Gorge Ms Loretta Mary Spratt Local Commissioner, Mossman Gorge

Family Responsibilities Board Representative position Position Director-General, Chairperson Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs (Mr James Purtill) Associate Secretary, Board Member Indigenous Affairs, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (Ms Liza Carroll) Director, Cape York Institute Board Member (Mr Noel Pearson) GLEN ELMES MP Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier

Department of Education, Training and Employment Brisbane, 22 November 2013 Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council and under the Education (Queensland Studies Authority) Act 2002, has approved on 21 November 2013 that Ms Leesa Jeffcoat AM, be appointed as a member and chairperson, and Ms Pamela Betts and Mr Matthew Campbell as members to the Queensland Studies Authority, from 21 November 2013 up to and including 30 June 2014. JOHN-PAUL LANGBROEK MP 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 453

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 1 of Public Service Regulation 2008 who wishes to appeal against a promotion listed in Part 1 must give a written Appeal Notice within 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 Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Previous Position and Classification Number Appointment (Unless otherwise indicated) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Multicultural Affairs

25634/13 Senior Financial Accountant, Financial Date of duty Carter, Jon Senior Finance Officer, Assets, Assets Services, Corporate and Client Services, and Debt, Accounting Services, Client Brisbane (AO6) Services (Finance), Queensland Shared Services, Brisbane (AO5) Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services

23819/12 Court Coordinator, Cape York North and Date of duty Collins, Fiona Prosecutor, Queensland Police Torres Strait Islands Child Safety Services, Cairns (PO3) Service Centre, Cairns (PO4)

25609/13 Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy Date of duty Boveri, Caitlin Resource Officer, Analysis and and Programs, Child Safety, Child and Reporting Team (Child Safety), Family Strategic Policy and Design, Planning and Performance Report Child and Family Policy, Brisbane (AO6) (Child Safety), Planning and Performance Reporting, Corporate and Executive Services, Brisbane (AO5)

25097/13 Senior Practitioner, Emerald Child Date of duty Reabel, Rachel Child Safety Officer, Rockhampton Safety Service Centre, Child Safety, North Child Safety Service Centre, Youth and Families, Central Child Safety, Region – Central, Queensland Region, Regional Service Rockhampton (PO3) Delivery Operations, Emerald (PO5) Community Safety

16792/13 Senior Operations Supervisor, Local 11-11-2013 Setch, Bradley Officer in Charge, Local Ambulance Ambulance Service Network, Service Network, Darling Downs, Queensland Ambulance Service, Queensland Ambulance Service, Darling Downs (Stn04) Oakey (ASTN1)

16792/13 Senior Operations Supervisor, Local 11-11-2013 Gaskin, Michael Paramedic, Local Ambulance Service Ambulance Service Network, Network, Central Queensland, Queensland Ambulance Service, Queensland Ambulance Service, Emerald (Stn04) Gemfields (APARA)

16792/13 Senior Operations Supervisor, Local 20-01-2014 Hardy, Ray Officer in Charge, Local Ambulance Ambulance Service Network, Service Network, Townsville, Queensland Ambulance Service, Queensland Ambulance Service, Townsville (Stn04) Kirwan (ASTN3) 454 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE

Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Previous Position and Classification Number Appointment (Unless otherwise indicated) Education, Training and Employment

FNR Head of Campus, Northern Peninsula 01-01-2014 Hollis, Daniel Paul Head of Campus, Tagai 6835/13 Area College – Injinoo Junior Campus, – Stephen Island Campus, Far North Queensland Region (SL2) Far North Queensland Region (SL1)

CO Senior Facilities Services Officer, 04-11-2013 Ryder, Deborah Administration Officer, Manly State 10323/13 Capital Works Planning, Infrastructure School, South East Region, Programs and Delivery Unit, Education Queensland Division, Infrastructure Services Branch, Brisbane South (AO2) Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO6)

CO Executive Services Officer, Learning 04-11-2013 Booth, Julie Administration Officer, Learning 10399/13 Technologies, Web and Digital Unit, Technologies, Web and Digital Unit, Information and Technologies Branch, Information and Technologies Corporate Services Division, Branch, Corporate Services Division, Coorparoo (AO3) Coorparoo (AO2)

CO Administration Officer, SAP Business 11-11-2013 Oksanen, Heidi Administration Officer, Web 10301/13 Support Unit, Finance Branch, Corporate Services, Information and Services Division, Brisbane (AO6) Technologies Branch, Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO3)

DSR Computer Technician, Stanthorpe State 25-01-2014 Ezzy, Angeline Senior Computer Assistant, 10359/13 High School, Darling Downs South West Stanthorpe State High School, Region, Education Queensland Darling Downs South West Region, Division, Stanthorpe (TO3) Education Queensland Division, Stanthorpe (OO4)

MER Business Services Manager, Eagle 04-11-2013 Champness, Kerry Administrative Officer, Eagle 10388/13 Junction State School, Metropolitan Junction State School, Metropolitan Region, Education Queensland Region, Education Queensland Division, Brisbane (AO4) Division, Brisbane (AO2)

SER Business Services Manager, Windaroo 28-10-2013 Hawkins, Wendy Business Services Manager, Mabel 10364/13 Valley State High School, South East Park State High School, South East Region, Education Queensland Region, Education Queensland Division, Gold Coast (AO5) Division, Logan (AO3)

SER Business Services Manager, Browns 21-10-2013 Jackson, Julie Business Services Manager, Browns 10351/13 Plains State High School, South East Plains State High School, South East Region, Education Queensland Region, Education Queensland Division, Brisbane (AO5) Division, Brisbane (AO3) Health

HSCI Analyst, Statistical Analysis and 31-10-2013 Utz, Miles Analyst Intern, Statistical Analysis 1074/13 Linkage Team, Health Statistics Unit, and Linkage Team, Health Statistics Health Systems Innovation Branch, Unit, Health Systems Innovation Health Service and Clinical Innovation Branch, Health Service and Clinical Division, Brisbane (AO5) Innovation Division, Brisbane (AO3)

HSCI Manager (WorkMAPP), Clinician 23-09-2013 Archdall, Benjamin Nurse Manager, Nursing Support 07285/13 Workforce Planning, Clinician Planning Unit, Gold Coast Hospital and Health and Leadership Unit, Health Systems Service, Gold Coast (Nurse Grade 7) Innovation Branch, Health Service and Clinical Innovation Division, Southport (AO8)

HSSS Principal Advisor (19[2] Arrangements), 31-10-2013 Skinner, Linnette Practice Manager, Inala Indigenous 09271/13 Revenue Strategy and Support Unit, Health Service, Community and Finance Branch, System Support Primary Health, Metro South Hospital Services Division, Brisbane (AO7) and Health Service, Inala (AO4) 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 455

APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE

Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Previous Position and Classification Number Appointment (Unless otherwise indicated) Housing and Public Works

16953/13 Principal Advisor Workforce Capability, Date of duty Hine, Emma Advisor Workforce Capability, Workforce Performance, Employee Workforce Performance, Employee Relations and Reporting, Human Relations and Reporting, Human Resources, Corporate Services, Resources, Corporate Services, Brisbane (AO7) Brisbane (AO5)

17002/13 Principal Advisor Employee Services, Date of duty Edie, Amanda Senior Advisor Employee Services, Corporate Services, Human Resources, Corporate Services, Human Workforce Performance, ER and Resources, Workforce Performance, Reporting, Employee Relations, ER and Reporting, Employee Brisbane (AO7) Relations, Brisbane (AO6)

16943/13 Senior Client Service Manager, Date of duty Cloudy, Caroline Client Service Manager, Housing Housing Services, Strategy Policy Services, Strategy Policy Programs Programs And Performance, Housing, And Performance, Housing, Thursday Island (AO6) Thursday Island (AO5) Justice and Attorney-General

16803/13 Principal Inspector (Operations), Date of duty Westcott, Peter Senior Inspector (Industrial), WHS WHS Brisbane South / Gold Coast, Brisbane South / Gold Coast, Regional Regional WHS Compliance Services, WHS Compliance Services, Operations Operations and Compliance, Workplace and Compliance, Workplace Health Health and Safety Queensland, Office of and Safety Queensland, Office of Fair Fair and Safe Work Queensland, and Safe Work Queensland, Upper Mount Gravatt (AO6) Upper Mount Gravatt (AO5) National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing

25503/13 Team Leader, Assets and Safety, Date of duty Noble, Bruce Senior Project Officer, Assets, Operational Support, Technical Operational Support, Technical Services, Queensland Parks and Services, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Brisbane (AO6) Wildlife Service, Brisbane (AO5)

25700/13 Senior Chemist – Quality, Analytical Date of duty Sievers, Catherine Chemist, Analytical Services Unit, Services Unit, Racing Science Centre, Racing Science Centre, Office of Office of Racing, Office of The Director- Racing, Office of The Director- General, Queensland Parks and Wildlife General, Queensland Parks and Service, Brisbane (PO4) Wildlife Service, Brisbane (PO3)

25680/13 Ranger, Bundaberg, Wide Bay, Date of duty Boehme, Gregory Ranger, Maryborough, Wide Bay, Sunshine and Fraser Coast Region, Sunshine and Fraser Coast Region, Regional Operations East, Queensland Regional Operations East, Parks and Wildlife Service, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Maryborough (OO5) Service, Maryborough (OO3) Natural Resources and Mines

25194/13 Land Administration Officer, Brisbane Date of duty Abel, Rene’e Administration Officer, Brisbane Registration Office, Titles Operations, Registry Office, Titles Operations, Titles Registration, Land and Titles Registry, Service Delivery, Indigenous Services, Brisbane (AO3) Natural Resources and Mines, Brisbane (AO2) Public Trust Office

PT Principal Lawyer, Legal Services, Date of duty Tolg, Sylvia Louise Senior Lawyer, Legal Services, Public 04/13 Brisbane (PO5) Trust Office, Brisbane (PO4)

PT Principal Lawyer, Legal Services, Date of duty Do, Kate Khanh Doan Senior Lawyer, Legal Services, Public 04/13 Brisbane (PO5) Trust Office, Brisbane (PO4)

PT Principal Lawyer, Legal Services, Date of duty Winmill, Katrina Senior Lawyer, Legal Services, Public 04/13 Brisbane (PO5) Louise Trust Office, Brisbane (PO4) 456 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE

Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Previous Position and Classification Number Appointment (Unless otherwise indicated)

PT Principal Lawyer, Legal Services, Date of duty Facer, Vinson Senior Lawyer, Legal Services, Public 04/13 Brisbane (PO5) Trust Office, Brisbane (PO4)

PT Senior Public Trust Officer, Client Date of duty Treagle, Joann Maree Public Trust Officer, Client Services, 19/13 Services, Ipswich (AO4) Public Trust Office, Ipswich (AO3)

PT Executive Support Officer, Public Trustee Date of duty Patterson, Nicole Administrative Officer, Client Services, 26/13 Executive Program, Brisbane (AO3) Jamie Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO2)

PT Senior Public Trust Officer, Client Date of duty Sluiter, Nicola Anne Public Trust Officer, Client Services, 34/13 Services, Rockhampton (AO4) Public Trust Office, Rockhampton (AO3)

PT Senior Public Trust Officer, Client Date of duty Pritchard, Evan John Public Trust Officer, Client Services, 34/13 Services, Rockhampton (AO4) Public Trust Office, Rockhampton (AO3)

PT Senior Public Trust Officer, Client Date of duty Spring, Benjamin Jon Administrative Officer, Client 36/13 Services Program, Unclaimed Monies, Services, Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO4) Brisbane (AO2)

PT Senior Public Trust Officer, Client Date of duty Hughes, Floyd Public Trust Officer, Client Services, 37/13 Services, Program Charitable Trusts, Malcolm Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO3) Brisbane (AO4)

PT Assistant Manager, Client Services, Date of duty Strange, Ana Louise Principal Public Trust Officer, Client 45/13 Ipswich (AO6) Services, Public Trust Office, Ipswich (AO5) Queensland Studies Authority

QSA Manager, Quality Assurance Unit, 15-11-2013 Carrigan, Natalie Principal Education Officer, Quality 15/13 Curriculum Services Division, South Assurance Unit, Curriculum Services Brisbane (AO8) Division, South Brisbane (AO7) Queensland Treasury and Trade

25717/13 Senior Statistician, Economic and Date of duty Willmer, Chelsea Statistician, Economic and Structural Structural Policy, Government Policy, Government Statistician, Data Statistician, Data and Business and Business Services, Data Services, Data Services, Brisbane (AO6) Services, Brisbane (AO5)

25451/13 Principal Treasury Analyst, Fiscal, Date of duty Sadikaj, Luan Principal Treasury Analyst, Fiscal, Health Group, Health, Brisbane (AO8) Health Group, Health, Brisbane (AO6)

25600/13 Senior Investigations Officer – Date of duty Siale, Kesome Senior Investigations Officer – Level 1, Complex, Office of State Revenue, Brookfield Payroll Tax Specialist Services, Brisbane (AO6) Business Revenue, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO5)

25600/13 Senior Investigations Officer – Date of duty Crouch, Kerry-Lee Senior Investigations Officer – Level 1, Complex, Office of State Revenue, Compliance Large Corporate, Office Brisbane (AO6) of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO5)

25600/13 Senior Investigations Officer – Date of duty Crawford, Sean Philip Senior Investigations Officer – Level 1, Complex, Office of State Revenue, Complex Investigations and Brisbane (AO6) Enforcement, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO5) Transport and Main Roads

25596/13 Principal Engineer (Asphalt and Date of duty Jones, Jason Principal Engineer, Pavement Surfacings), Roads Surfacings, Design, Pavements Research and Pavements Research and Innovation, Innovation, Pavements, Materials Pavements, Materials and Geotechnical, and Geotechnical, Engineering and Engineering and Technology, Technology, Infrastructure Infrastructure Management and Management and Delivery, Delivery, Brisbane (PO6) Brisbane (PO5) 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 457

NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART II

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

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Reference Vacancy Date of Appointment Name of Appointee Number Education, Training and Employment

CO Director, Marketing, Community Engagement and 25-11-2013 Tranchida, Antonino 10374/13 Partnerships Branch, Office of the Director-General, Brisbane (SO)

FNR Head of Campus, Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy 01-01-2014 Buckley, Finnius Antares 6830/13 – Hopevale Campus, Far North Queensland Region (SL3)

FNR Head of Campus, Northern Peninsula Area College 01-01-2014 Coutts, Yolanda Pam-Marie 6833/13 – Bamaga Junior Campus, Far North Queensland Region (SL3)

FNR Principal, Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy, 01-01-2014 Hales, Cindy Louise 6826/13 Far North Queensland Region (SL5)

FNR Head of School - Junior, Western Cape College – Weipa 23-01-2014 Howe, Michelle Alishia 6831/13 Junior Campus, Far North Queensland Region (SL3)

MER Associate Principal, Woodcrest College, 23-01-2014 Couch, Penelope Louise 6832/13 Metropolitan Region (SL3) Health

HSCI Senior Workforce Officer, Allied Health Professions’ 04-11-2013 Louie, Allison 09258/13 Office of Queensland, Health Service and Clinical Innovation Division, Herston (AO6)

HSCI Principal Workforce Planning Officer, Clinician Workforce 23-09-2013 Stables, Terry 07288/13 Planning, Clinician Planning and Leadership Unit, Health Systems Innovation Branch, Health Service and Clinical Innovation Division, Southport (AO7)

HSPP Principal Planning Officer, Integrated Planning Unit, 01-11-2013 Mishra, Archana 09514/13 Policy and Planning Branch, System Policy and Performance Division (AO7)

HSSS Advisor (Work Evaluation and Governance), Workforce 06-11-2013 Smith, Krystal 09259/13 Advisory and Remuneration Unit, Human Resource Services Branch, System Support Services Division, Brisbane (AO5)

HSSS Business Support Officer, Contestability Branch, 31-10-2013 Palmer, Tanis 09524/13 System Support Services Division, Brisbane (AO4)

HSSS Senior Project Officer, Contestability Branch, System 05-11-2013 Thompson, Felicia 09675/13 Support Services Division, Brisbane (AO6)

HSSS Project Officer (Property), Strategic Projects – Land and 04-11-2013 Sharp, Jessica 10112/13 Buildings Transfer Project, Health Infrastructure Branch, System Support Services Division, Brisbane (AO5) Residential Tenancies Authority

* RTA Client Contact Services Officer, Client Contact Centre, Date of duty Beatson, Jay 01/13 Client Contact Services, Brisbane (AO3) 458 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

APPOINTMENTS PART II - NON-APPEALABLE

Reference Vacancy Date of Appointment Name of Appointee Number

* RTA Client Contact Services Officer, Client Contact Centre, Date of duty Chandra, Roshika 01/13 Client Contact Services, Brisbane (AO3)

* RTA Client Contact Services Officer, Client Contact Centre, Date of duty Marinucci, Rebecca 01/13 Client Contact Services, Brisbane (AO3)

* Temporary to permanent appointment. State Development, Infrastructure and Planning

* Executive Director, Infrastructure Policy and Planning, Date of duty Kanowski, Stephen 16960/13 State Development, Brisbane (SES2H)

* Contract for 3 years with possibility of extension. State Library

SLB Administration Support Officer, Literacy and Young 18-11-2013 Smith, Nell Frances 423/13 Peoples Service, Regional Access and Public Libraries, Brisbane (AO2) 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 459

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Acquisition of Land Act 1967 ENDNOTES Acts Interpretation Act 1954 State Development and Public Works 1. Made by the Governor in Council on Organisation Act 1971 21 November 2013. 2. Published in the Gazette on 22 Repeal of Taking of Land Notice (No. 1) November 2013. 3. Not required to be laid before the 2013 Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Short title Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning. This notice may be cited as the Repeal of Taking of Land Notice (No. 1) 2013. Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Easements repealed State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 The Easements described in Schedule 1 taken by the Coordinator-General pursuant Taking of Land Notice (No. 2) 2013 to the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 for the Short title purpose of works to be undertaken for the 1. This notice may be cited as the Taking Stanwell-Gladstone Infrastructure of Land Notice (No. 2) 2013. Corridor, and which vested in the Land taken Coordinator-General on and from the date of publication of Taking of Land Notice 2. The Easements described in Schedule (No. 11) 2010 on 8 October 2010 are 1 are taken by the Coordinator-General repealed in accordance with section 82 of pursuant to the State Development and the State Development and Public Works Public Works Organisation Act 1971 Organisation Act 1971 and section 24AA for the purpose of providing for the of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954. establishment of an infrastructure corridor within the Stanwell-Gladstone SCHEDULE 1 Infrastructure Corridor State Easements Development Area, and vest in the Coordinator-General on and from 22 (i) Easements A and B in Lot 39 on November 2013. DS688 on Survey Plan 226072, Rights and obligations County of Deas Thompson, Parish of Langmorn, being part of the land 3. That the rights and obligations contained in Title Reference conferred and imposed by the 50136571; Easements in Schedule 1 includes the matters set out in Schedule 2. (ii) Easement A in Lot 804 on DT407 on Survey Plan 226073, County of Deas Thompson, Parish of Langmorn, being SCHEDULE 1 part of the land contained in Title Easements Taken Reference 30564026; and Easements E and F in Lot 39 on Crown Plan DS688 on Survey Plan 264783 (being (iii)Easement C in Lot 40 on DS21 on a plan to be registered in the Queensland Survey Plan 226072, County of Deas Land Registry) County of Deas Thompson Thompson, Parish of Langmorn, being Parish of Langmorn being part of the land part of the land contained in Title contained in Title Reference 50136571. Reference 18797034. 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 461

Easement B in Lot 804 on Crown Plan Development and Public Works DT407 on Survey Plan 264784 (being a Organisation Act 1971 and where the plan to be registered in the Queensland context permits, the servants, agents, Land Registry) County of Deas Thompson contractors, subcontractors and Parish of Langmorn being part of the land licensees of the Coordinator-General contained in Title Reference 30564026. and other persons authorised by the Coordinator-General to exercise the Easement G in Lot 40 on Crown Plan Coordinator-General’s rights under the DS21 on Survey Plan 264783 (being a Easement. plan to be registered in the Queensland “Easement” means the easement Land Registry) County of Deas Thompson taken by the Coordinator-General Parish of Langmorn being part of the land including the terms and conditions contained in Title Reference 18797034. contained in this Schedule. (SCHEDULE ENDS) “Easement Area” means that portion of the Burdened Land taken by the SCHEDULE 2 Coordinator General for the Easement. Acquisition of Land Act 1967 “Infrastructure” means anything State Development and Public Works relating to the transportation, Organisation Act 1971 movement, transmission or flow of anything, including for example, Rights and Obligations Under Easement goods, materials, substances, matter, for Infrastructure Corridor particles with or without charge, light, Stanwell-Gladstone Infrastructure energy, information and anything Corridor State Development Area generated or produced as well as anything reasonably associated with or 1 INTERPRETATION ancillary to such things which may be below or above ground but does not 1.1 In this Schedule: include road or rail infrastructure. “Burdened Land” means the whole “Landowner” means the registered of the land owned by the Landowner owner or registered lessee of the that is burdened by the Easement. Burdened Land, or such other person “Consequential Loss” means any who has an estate or interest in the Loss, however caused, which is a Burdened Land, from time to time. consequence of another Loss “Loss” means any damage, claim, (regardless of whether or not the action, loss, expense, proceeding or possibility of the Loss was liability. contemplated or communicated when the Easement was granted). “Operator” means a person or persons licensed from time to time by “Constructor” means the person or the Coordinator-General to operate persons licensed from time to time by Infrastructure on the Easement Area. the Coordinator-General to construct Infrastructure on the Easement Area. “Operation Licence” means a licence from the Coordinator-General to an “Construction Licence” means a Operator which permits the operation licence from the Coordinator-General of Infrastructure on the Easement to a Constructor which permits the Area. construction of Infrastructure on the Easement Area. “SGIC Land Use Protocol” means the land use protocol developed by the “Coordinator-General” means the Coordinator-General for the Stanwell– Coordinator-General, the corporation Gladstone Infrastructure Corridor sole constituted under the State 462 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

State Development Area, as may be (d) break open the soil of the amended by the Co-ordinator General Easement Area (both on the from time to time. surface and subsurface) for the purpose of doing or getting 1.2 If the Landowner or the ready to do any of the other Coordinator-General consists of two or things that the Coordinator- more persons at any time: General can do under the (a) a reference in the Easement to Easement; that party is to be read as a (e) enter, exit and traverse by reference to each of those whatever means, and remain on persons individually, and each (for so long as is necessary) the combination of them jointly; and Easement Area for the purpose (b) those persons are bound and of doing or getting ready to do benefited by the Easement both any of the things the individually and in each Coordinator-General can do combination of them jointly. under the Easement; 1.3 A reference in the Easement to a (f) pull down or break open any person includes a reference to a body fencing on the Easement Area corporate (including a local (including the installation of government) and every other kind of gates in such fencing at the cost legal person. of the Coordinator-General) in 1.4 The Easement burdens the Burdened order to enter or exit it (but only Land in accordance with section 6(2) after, except in the case of an of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967. emergency, giving reasonable prior notice to the Landowner if 2 RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF any livestock are contained COORDINATOR-GENERAL within the fenced area); 2.1 The Coordinator-General and all (g) scour water from any pipeline persons authorised, permitted or that forms part of any licensed from time to time by the Infrastructure and discharge that Coordinator-General including but not water on to the Easement Area; limited to Constructors, Operators and (h) remove and dispose of spoil the surveyors, servants, agents, created as a consequence of consultants, contractors and sub- exercising its rights under this contractors of the Coordinator- Easement; General, Constructors and Operators may from time to time: (i) take anything onto the Easement Area and use and operate what (a) construct, install, repair, has been taken onto the maintain, remove, replace, clean, Easement Area; and clear, add to and alter any Infrastructure on, in, under, (j) do on the Easement Area through or over the Easement anything which in the Area; Coordinator-General’s opinion is necessary or convenient for, or (b) inspect or survey the Easement incidental to exercising the Area, or any Infrastructure on it; Coordinator-General’s rights (c) undertake mowing, slashing and under the Easement, including, vegetation (including without as examples but without limitation timber, trees and limitation: crops) control or removal in (1) stockpiling anything relation to the Easement Area; required for or relating to 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 463

the construction, Coordinator-General may do so installation, repair, under the Easement, including maintenance, removal, granting Construction Licences replacement, cleaning, and/or Operation Licences and clearing, addition or otherwise to exercise the same alteration of Infrastructure; rights and powers as the Coordinator-General under the (2) stockpiling soil dug up on Easement subject to all the or from under the conditions and restrictions upon Easement Area; such rights as are set out in the (3) temporarily restricting Easement. access to the Easement (c) The Coordinator-General must Area or parts of it, by not: whatever means the Coordinator-General (1) grant a Construction thinks fit including fencing Licence to a Constructor off the Easement Area or unless and until the parts of it, and doing other Constructor agrees to be things to provide for the bound by the terms of the construction, installation, Easement including: alteration, maintenance, (i) compliance with the repair or security of SGIC Land Use Infrastructure, items Protocol; referred to in subparagraph (1) or soil referred to in (ii) restoration of the subparagraph (2); and Easement Area pursuant to clause (4) anything reasonably 2.3(d); and determined by the Coordinator-General to be (iii) payment of required for the purpose of compensation establishing, operating and pursuant to clause maintaining Infrastructure 2.5. in the Easement Area. (2) grant an Operation Licence 2.2 (a) The Landowner acknowledges to an Operator unless and and agrees that the Coordinator- until: General does not need to (i) the Coordinator- exercise its rights and powers General has under the Easement personally previously issued a and the Coordinator-General’s Construction Licence rights and powers under the for the relevant Easement are not intended to be Infrastructure; and exclusive to the Coordinator- General. The Coordinator- (ii) the Coordinator General may authorise other General is satisfied people to exercise those rights the Constructor (or and powers, including its successors) has Constructors and Operators. complied with clause 2.3(d) or paid (b) The Coordinator-General shall compensation have the right to authorise, pursuant to clause permit or licence other parties to 2.5. use the Easement Area for all or any of the purposes as the 464 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

2.3 In exercising rights and powers under avoidance of doubt the the Easement, the Coordinator-General Coordinator-General and all and/or persons authorised, permitted such persons authorised, or licensed from time to time by the permitted or licensed by the Coordinator-General to use the Coordinator-General to perform Easement Area, including work in the Easement Area shall Constructors and Operators must: be under no obligation to eradicate any weed infestation (a) comply with the SGIC Land Use on the Easement Area which Protocol, or caused the SGIC existed prior to the Land Use Protocol to be commencement of work in the complied with; Easement Area or subsequently (b) ensure that any work done on the results other than due to work Easement Area is done properly performed on the Easement in accordance with standard Area. industry practice from time to 2.4 If the Landowner breaches any term of time; the Easement, the Coordinator-General (c) cause as little inconvenience as or persons authorised, permitted or is reasonably practicable to the licensed by the Coordinator-General to Landowner; use the Easement Area may do (d) restore the Easement Area as anything that is reasonably necessary nearly as is reasonably to correct the breach (such as practicable to its former removing a structure erected on the condition if the Easement Area Easement Area in breach of the is damaged or changed by the Easement). Any such action shall be work done on the Easement taken without the Coordinator-General Area; or persons authorised, permitted or licensed by the Coordinator-General (e) comply with all applicable laws incurring any liability to the regarding occupational health Landowner. and safety in the undertaking of any work done on the Easement 2.5 Where the Coordinator-General, or Area; persons authorised, permitted or licensed by the Coordinator-General to (f) carry out all activities on the use the Easement Area, cause loss or Easement Area in accordance damage to the property of the with all relevant Landowner on the Easement Area, the Commonwealth, State and local Coordinator-General or persons government laws; and authorised, permitted or licensed by (g) from the commencement of the Coordinator-General to use the construction on the Easement Easement Area must either: Area, take all reasonable steps (1) repair, or replace the property of and precautions, in connection the Landowner as nearly as with any work performed on the reasonably practicable to the Easement Area and at all times condition existing at the time of while such work is being the loss or damage or pay the performed, adopt methods of Landowner reasonable practice to prevent and treat any compensation to repair or outbreak of weed infestation on replace the property of the the Easement Area (including Landowner as nearly as parthenium weed) arising from reasonably practicable to the the work performed on the condition existing at the time of Easement Area. For the the loss or damage; or 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 465

(2) if it is not reasonable or prior written consent of the desirable to repair or replace the Coordinator-General; property, compensate the (e) not alter the ground level, or Landowner for the loss or alter or disturb the present damage caused. grades of the Easement Area or 2.6 Notwithstanding anything in this change its topography or allow Easement or the SGIC Land Use inundation of the Easement Area Protocol, the Coordinator-General’s by water without the prior liability: written consent of the Coordinator-General; (1) is limited in accordance with the State Development and Public (f) not plant orchards, vines, trees, Works Organisation Act 1971; and shrubs on the Easement and Area without the prior written (2) excludes Consequential Loss consent of the Coordinator- howsoever caused. General; (g) not crop, dig, plough or carry out 3 RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF deep ripping or blade ploughing LANDOWNER of the Easement Area so as to 3.1 The Landowner must: interfere with the Easement Area or any rights pertaining to the (a) allow the Coordinator-General Easement Area without the prior unobstructed access to, and written consent of the egress from, the Easement Area Coordinator-General; at all times. (h) exercise reasonable care to (b) not excavate, drill or erect or ensure that any Infrastructure on permit to be erected any the Easement Area is not improvement, building, damaged; structure, pipeline, services, private road or access track, (i) not interfere with, damage or fence, driveway, paving, place at risk any Infrastructure billboard, or cable in, under, on, on the Easement Area from time through or above the Easement to time or interfere with anything Area without the prior written that the Coordinator-General or a consent of the Coordinator- person authorised, permitted or General; licensed by the Coordinator- General is storing or has placed (c) maintain and repair, and not on the Easement Area from time change any such improvement, to time (including plant and building, structure, pipeline, equipment, stockpiles of soil dug services, private road or access up from or from under the track, fence, driveway, paving, Easement Area or any other billboard or cable in, under, on, stockpiles) without the prior above or through the Easement written consent of the Area (other than removing any Coordinator-General; structure erected on the Easement Area in breach of the (j) not take onto the Easement Area Easement); any vehicles or equipment weighing in excess of the (d) avoid activities which might maximum legal loading for such adversely affect the subsoil vehicles or equipment on stability and surface drainage of Queensland roads; the Easement Area without the 466 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

(k) not cause a nuisance that tenants, licensees and mortgagees). adversely affects the An act or omission of any of those Coordinator-General’s rights and persons is treated for the purposes of powers under the Easement or the Easement as if it was an act or any Infrastructure on the omission of the Landowner personally. Easement Area from time to time; 4 OWNERSHIP OF INFRASTRUCTURE (l) promptly abate any such nuisance; All Infrastructure and other things brought into or installed on the (m) use its best endeavours to Easement Area from time to time by prevent anyone from doing the Coordinator-General will, as anything that the Landowner between the Landowner and the must not to do under the Coordinator-General, notwithstanding Easement. The Landowner must any affixation to the Easement Area, not allow or authorise anyone to remain the property of the do anything which the Coordinator-General. The Landowner is not permitted to Coordinator-General may remove the do under the Easement; whole or part of the Infrastructure at (n) promptly notify the any time and will make good any Coordinator-General if it damage to the Burdened Land so becomes aware of anyone doing caused. anything which the Landowner is not permitted to do under the 5 STAMPING AND REGISTERING Easement; OF EASEMENT (o) not interfere with or obstruct the The Coordinator-General must: Coordinator-General, or any (a) stamp (if required) and register person authorised, permitted or the Easement; and licensed from time to time by the Coordinator-General, in the (b) pay all duty and registration fees exercise or enjoyment of its (if any) on the Easement. rights and powers under the Easement; 6 MINING OR PETROLEUM TENEMENT (p) not grant any rights to any person in relation to the The Landowner must give the Easement Area to the extent the Coordinator-General a copy of any granting of those other rights notification received by the could or will conflict or interfere Landowner in respect of any with the Infrastructure or the application for a mining or petroleum exercise of any of the tenement under the Mineral Resources Coordinator-General’s rights and Act 1989, the Petroleum Act 1923, the powers under the Easement; and Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004 or any similar or (q) provide the Coordinator-General replacement legislation, in respect of with current contact details for land which includes all or any part of the Landowner and must the Easement Area, within 7 days after immediately update the the Landowner receives such Coordinator-General if these notification. details change. 3.2 The Landowner is responsible for the 7 FURTHER ASSURANCES acts and omissions of anyone claiming The Landowner must execute every through the Landowner (such as deed, instrument, assurance or other 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 467

document and do all such things as The Coordinator-General: may be necessary to secure the rights Address: The Coordinator-General of the Coordinator-General conferred by the Easement as the Coordinator- PO Box 15517 General may reasonably require, City East Qld 4002 including (without limitation) obtaining the consent of any person Fax: (07) 3224 2978 necessary and producing the title Attention: Executive Director, Land document for the Burdened Land and Acquisition and Delivery Division, executing all documents necessary to Office of the Coordinator-General give effect to any proposed assignment, transfer, encumbrance or other dealing by the Coordinator- Landowner: General in respect of the Easement Area. Address: Fax: 8 NOTICE Attention: 8.1 General Any notice, demand, certification, process or other communication given The Landowner must update these in relation to the Easement must be in contact details as required by clause writing in English and must be signed 3.1(q) of the Easement. by the party giving the notice or by an 9 COORDINATOR-GENERAL’S authorised officer or agent of the party CONSENT giving the notice. (a) Subject to clause 9(b), the 8.2 How to give a communication Coordinator-General may A communication may be given by conditionally or unconditionally being: give or withhold any consent to (a) personally delivered; be given under the Easement. (b) left at the party’s current address (b) Subject to clause 9(c), the for notices; Coordinator-General will not unreasonably refuse or withhold (c) sent to the party’s current its consent to the Landowner: address for notices by pre-paid ordinary mail or, if the address is (i) maintaining any existing outside Australia, by pre-paid private road or access track airmail; or within the Easement Area; (d) sent by fax to the party’s current (ii) where consent of the fax number for notices. Coordinator-General is stated to be not to be 8.3 Particulars for delivery of notices unreasonably withheld The address and facsimile number of under the SGIC Land Use the Coordinator-General and Protocol; Landowner is that specified below or (iii) carrying out normal that which a party specifies by written burning practice; and notice to the other party from time to time: (iv) erecting and maintaining any fence across the Easement Area if: 468 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

(A) each fence includes a lockable gate in a ENDNOTES location agreed with the Coordinator- 5. Made by the Governor in Council on General; and 21 November 2013. 6. Published in the Gazette on 22 (B) at the election of the November 2013. Coordinator-General, 7. Not required to be laid before the the Landowner Legislative Assembly. installs a lock on the 8. The administering agency is the gate and supplies a Department of State Development, set of keys to the Infrastructure and Planning. lockable gate to the Coordinator-General or the Coordinator- General installs the lock and supplies a set of keys to the Landowner.

(c) It will be reasonable for the Coordinator-General to refuse or withhold its consent if the actions of the Landowner are, in the Coordinator-General’s opinion, likely to jeopardise the safety, security, construction, repair, maintenance, replacement or operation of, or interfere with the Infrastructure or restrict the Coordinator-General’s access to, along or across, or egress from, the Easement Area.

10 SEVERABILITY (a) Subject to clause 10(b), if a provision of the Easement is illegal or unenforceable in any relevant jurisdiction, it may be severed for the purposes of that jurisdiction without affecting the enforceability of the other provisions of the Easement. (b) Clause 10(a) does not apply if severing the provision materially alters the scope and nature of the Easement or the relative commercial or financial positions of the parties, or would be contrary to public policy. (SCHEDULE ENDS) 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 469

South Bank Corporation Act 1989

SOUTH BANK CORPORATION (AMENDMENT OF APPROVED DEVELOPMENT PLAN) NOTICE (No. 1) 2013

Short Title

1. This Notice may be cited as the South Bank Corporation (Amendment of Approved Development Plan) Notice (No.1) 2013.

Commencement

2. This Notice commences on 22 November 2013.

Amendment of Approved Development Plan

3. Pursuant to section 35(9)(a) of the South Bank Corporation Act 1989, the Governor in Council has approved the amendment of the South Bank Corporation Area Approved Development Plan.

AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 6 PRECINCT 3 OF THE SOUTH BANK CORPORATION AREA APPROVED DEVELOPMENT PLAN

6.0 PARKLANDS PRECINCT

Amendments to Section 6 Precinct 3 – Parkland Precinct

Omit –

6.2.1 Development Intensity

The preferred optimum gross floor area for the predominant land uses in Precinct Three (Development Areas B-E) are outlined below in Table 6.2.

Table 6.2

Gross Floor Areas of Predominant Land Uses – Precinct Three (Development Areas B-E)

Predominant Land Uses Optimum Gross Floor Area (m2) Business Premises 4,800 Food and Beverage 7,025 Public Purpose 1,880 Retail 720 470 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

Insert-

6.2.1 Development Intensity

The preferred optimum gross floor area for the predominant land uses in Precinct Three (Development Areas B-E) are outlined below in Table 6.2.

Table 6.2

Gross Floor Areas of Predominant Land Uses – Precinct Three (Development Areas B-E)

Predominant Land Uses Optimum Gross Floor Area (m2) Business Premises 4,800 Food and Beverage 10,525 Public Purpose 1,880 Retail 720

Omit-

6.6.1 Optimum Gross Floor Areas

The optimum gross floor areas for predominant land uses within the Development Area 3C are outlined below in Table 6.8.

Table 6.8

Gross Floor Areas of Predominant Land Uses – Development Area 3C

Predominant Land Uses Optimum Gross Floor Area (m2) Food and Beverage 500

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6.6.1 Optimum Gross Floor Area

The optimum gross floor areas for predominant land uses within the Development Area 3C are outlined below in Table 6.8.

Table 6.8

Gross Floor Areas of Predominant Land Uses – Development Area 3C

Predominant Land Uses Optimum Gross Floor Area (m2) Food and Beverage 4,000

Omit-

6.6.2.1 Site Arrangement and Massing 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 471

The area available for building shall be restricted to the Building Envelope indicated in Figure 6.3(b).

Insert-

6.6.2.1 Site Arrangement and Massing

The area available for building shall be the entire Building Envelope indicated in Figure 6.3(b). A maximum 1500m2 total Building Envelope/s is permitted in the building area. The location and size of the building area and Building Envelope/s shall not be changed except at the discretion of the Council*. Public pedestrian access, permeability and view corridors shall be maintained at ground level through the building area. Uses that contribute to activation should be developed at ground level.

* Brisbane City Council is the planning authority in accordance with Part 7 of the South Bank Corporation Act, 1989.

Omit-

6.6.2.2 Building Heights

The maximum parapet level of Building Envelope 41 shall be AHD 11.5 metres.

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6.6.2.2 Building Heights

The maximum parapet level of the Building Envelope shall be AHD 18 metres.

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6.6.2.4 Circulation and Access

Public pedestrian access suitable for disabled use shall be provided from the Special Access Areas to the Building Envelope. The pedestrian paths shall link the Entertainment Piazza to an entry terrace/court and the promenade to riverside terraces.

Only service vehicle access shall be permitted to the Building Envelopes from the Special Access Areas – Ground Level. Such access shall have restricted hours of operation at the discretion of the Corporation. There shall be no public or private car access to the Development Area 3C.

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Public pedestrian access suitable for disabled use shall be provided from the Special Access Areas to the Building Envelope. The pedestrian paths shall link the Entertainment Piazza to an entry terrace/court and the promenade to riverside terraces.

Only service and special event vehicle access shall be permitted to the Building Envelope/s through the Parklands. Such access shall have restricted hours of operation at the discretion of the Council*. There shall be no public or private car access to the Development Area 3C other than described above.

* Brisbane City Council is the planning authority in accordance with Part 7 of the South Bank Corporation Act, 1989.

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6.6.2.5 Building Envelope Landscaping

Landscape treatment for Building Envelope 41 shall be in accordance with Section 2.0 Urban Design Principles, and will include the following:

(a) Provision of two paved outdoor eating terraces each with a minimum area of 150m2. Terraces shall be open to the sky over a minimum of 80% of the area; and

(b) Provision of a minimum 20% of soft landscape treatment within this Building Envelope.

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6.6.2.5 Building Envelope Landscaping

Landscape treatment to the Building Envelope/s shall be in accordance with Section 2.0 Urban Design Principles to the approval of the Council*.

* Brisbane City Council is the planning authority in accordance with Part 7 of the South Bank Corporation Act, 1989.

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6.6.3 Transition Area Requirements

The Transition Areas within Development Area 3C shall be developed in accordance with Section 3.3.2 and cater for the following requirements:

(a) Provision of an Entrance Court to link with the South Bank Waterway and Development Area 3E and having a minimum area of 200m2; and

(b) Provision of a minimum of 35% of soft landscape treatment to the Transition Areas. 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 473

Omit- Figure 6.1 (a) Key Plan 3A

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Omit- Figure 6.2 (a) Key Plan 3B

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Omit- Figure 6.3(a) Key Plan 3C

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Omit- Figure 6.3(b) Development Area 3C Plan

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Omit- Figure 6.4(a) Key Plan 3D

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Omit- Figure 6.5(a) Key Plan 3E

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Omit- Figure 6.6(a) Key Plan 3F

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1. Made by the Governor in Council on 21 November 2013. 2. Published in the Gazette on 22 November 2013. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning. 480 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 days at the central office (Brisbane) and each regional office of the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection SCHOOL ENROLMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN or electronically at http://www.business.qld.gov.au/business/ In accordance with Chapter 8, Part 3 Section 170, of the Education running/environment/licences-permits/applying-environmental- (General Provisions) Act 2006, School Enrolment Management authority/activities-suitable-standard-applications Plan for the following schools have been prepared by the Regional Directors, North Queensland, Darling Downs South West & South Jonathan (Jon) PC Black East region, delegate of the chief executive. Director-General Department of Environment and Heritage Protection Copies of School Enrolment Management Plans are available for public inspection, without charge, during normal business hours at the department’s head office, and accessible on the department’s Government Owned Corporations Act 1993 website http://education.qld.gov.au/schools/catchment Section 114 Region: North Queensland Acts Interpretation Act 1954 School: Bluewater State School (new) Section 24aa Region: Darling Downs South West REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION School: Darling Heights State School (new) Harlin State School (new) The notifications of the application of the policy document entitled State Procurement Policy to North Queensland Bulk Ports Region: South East Corporation Limited, its subsidiaries and controlled entities, School: Palm Beach-Currumbin State High School (update) gazetted on 5 February 2010 and to each Government owned Browns Plains State High School (update) corporation set out in the schedule below, their subsidiaries and Waterford West State School (new) controlled entities, gazetted on 12 February 2010, are revoked. The Honourable The Honourable Environmental Protection Act 1994 Tim Nicholls MP Scott Emerson MP Section 318 and 318D Treasurer and Minister for Transport and Minister for Trade Main Roads NOTIFICATION OF APPROVED ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA AND STANDARD CONDITIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY RELEVANT ACTIVITIES 22/10/2013 13/11/2013 I, Jonathan (Jon) PC Black, chief executive of the Department of SCHEDULE Environment and Heritage Protection do hereby make the following Far North Queensland Ports Corporation Limited Eligibility Criteria and Standard Conditions for Environmentally Gladstone Ports Corporation Limited Relevant Activities (ERAs) in accordance with the provisions of Port of Townsville Limited section 318 and 318D of the Environmental Protection Act 1994 : • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for cattle feedlotting Legal Aid Queensland Act 1997 (ERA 2) NOTIFICATION • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for sheep feedlotting (ERA 2) Legal Aid Queensland • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for pig keeping Brisbane, 19 November 2013 (ERA 3) Notice is hereby given that the Board of Legal Aid Queensland • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for poultry farming has determined changes to the policies and guidelines for the (ERA 4) provision of legal assistance as follows: • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for chemical manufacturing (water based paint) (ERA 7) 1. Include reference to the existing arrangements existing • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for chemical between Legal Aid Queensland and the Aboriginal and manufacturing (soap, surfactants or cleaning or toiletry Torres Strait Islander Legal Service regarding applications products) (ERA 7) for grants of legal assistance to eligible Indigenous people; 2. Include reference to details regarding the ownership of Legal • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for retreading Aid and preferred supplier files and access to documents tyres (ERA 13) contained on those files; • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for extracting 3. Replace references to the “Federal Magistrates Court” in material (ERA 16) the Commonwealth Family Law Guideline 5.2(3) – Child • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for screening maintenance and support, Commonwealth Civil Law (5000 tonnes to 100,000 tonnes of material in a year) (ERA 16) Guideline 3.1(1) – Migration cases and Commonwealth • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for screening Civil Law Guidelines 6.1(b) – Other Federal and High Court (more than 100,000 tonnes but not more than 1 million proceedings to the “Federal Circuit Court”; tonnes of material in a year) (ERA 16) 4. Remove references to the Drug Court in the Commonwealth • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for screening and State Legal Aid Service Priorities and the State (more than 1 million tonnes of material in a year) (ERA 16) Criminal Law Guideline 7 – Other Criminal Proceedings; • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for bottling or 5. Administrative decisions not reviewable by the External canning food (ERA 23) Review Officer expanded to include decisions to allocate a • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for meat solicitor and decisions of the Internal Review Officer to refuse processing (not including rendering) (ERA 25) to re-list a matter before the External Review Officer because • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for meat no material change in circumstances is demonstrated; 6. Amend State Civil Law Guideline 1 – Child Protection to processing (including rendering) (ERA 25) remove specific reference to means test and eligibility test; • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for milk processing 7. Amend State Civil Law Guideline 1(5) – Child Protection to (ERA 26) include the availability of legal assistance in for representation • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for metal foundry at the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal in limited (ERA 29) circumstances; • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for surface coating 8. Amend Commonwealth Family Law Guideline 2 – Family (ERA 38) Dispute Resolution to include the availability of legal • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for tyre recycling assistance for conference resolution support intervention. (ERA 59) • Eligibility criteria and standard conditions for sewage treatment The changes were approved by the Board of Legal Aid Queensland and take effect from 1 November 2013. The complete current works (ERA 63) policies and guidelines for the provision of legal assistance can The eligibility criteria for the above ERAs will take effect once be viewed at: www.legalaid.qld.gov.au approved by the Environmental Protection Regulation 2008. Once ANTHONY REILLY the regulation approves the eligibility criteria, the documents Chief Executive Officer will be open for public inspection during office hours on business 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 481

Nature Conservation Act 1992 Dinden National Park Dinden National Park (Recovery) COMMENCEMENT OF EXISTING MANAGEMENT STATEMENTS Djiru National Park NOTICE (No. 1) 2013 Dryander National Park Short title Dularcha National Park Ella Bay National Park 1. This notice may be cited as the Commencement of Existing Endeavour River National Park Management Statements Notice (No. 1) 2013 . Erringibba National Park Esk National Park Management statements to take effect [s191 of the Act]. Eubenangee Swamp National Park 2. The management statements described in the Schedule Eudlo Creek National Park take effect on the date of commencement of s191. Expedition (Limited Depth) National Park Fairlies Knob National Park 3. A copy of the management statements is available for Ferntree Creek National Park inspection at 400 George Street, Brisbane or on the Finucane Island National Park departmental website. Flinders Group National Park Fort Lytton National Park SCHEDULE Freshwater National Park 1. The list of existing management statements that take effect Gadgarra National Park in accordance with s191 of the Act follows: Gatton National Park Geham National Park Albinia National Park Girramay National Park Alton National Park Girringun National Park Alwal National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Glass House Mountains National Park Amamoor National Park Glastonbury National Park Annan River (Yuku Baja-Muliku) National Park Glenbar National Park Astrebla Downs National Park Gloucester Island National Park Ban Ban National Park Goneaway National Park Bania National Park Good Night Scrub National Park Bania National Park (Recovery) Goodedulla National Park Barron Gorge National Park Goomboorian National Park Basilisk Range National Park Goomboorian National Park (Recovery) Beeron National Park Great Basalt Wall National Park Bellthorpe National Park Grey Peaks National Park Benarkin National Park Grongah National Park Bendidee National Park Gympie National Park Beninbi National Park Halifax Bay Wetlands National Park Bingera National Park Hampton National Park Binya National Park Hann Tableland National Park Black Mountain National Park Hasties Swamp National Park Blackbraes National Park Hell Hole Gorge National Park Blackdown Tableland National Park Herberton Range National Park Bladensburg National Park Herberton Range National Park (Recovery) Bluff Hill National Park Howick Group National Park Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park Hull River National Park Brampton Islands National Park Humboldt National Park Bribie Island National Park Isla Gorge National Park Broad Sound Islands National Park Jack River National Park Bulburin National Park Japoon National Park Bulleringa National Park Jardine River National Park Bunya Mountains National Park Junee National Park Burrum Coast National Park Kelvin National Park Camooweal Caves National Park Keppel Bay Islands National Park Cania Gorge National Park Kinrara National Park Cape Melville National Park Kirrama National Park Cape Palmerston National Park Koombooloomba National Park Cape Upstart National Park Kroombit Tops National Park Castle Tower National Park KULLA (McIlwraith Range) National Park Cherbourg National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Chesterton Range National Park Kuranda National Park Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park Kurrimine Beach National Park Claremont Isles National Park Kutini-Payamu (Iron Range) National Park Clump Mountain National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Conondale National Park Lake Bindegolly National Park Conway National Park Lama Lama National Park Conway National Park (Recovery) (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) Cordalba National Park Lindeman Islands National Park Crater Lakes National Park Little Mulgrave National Park Crows Nest National Park Lizard Island National Park Cudmore (Limited Depth) National Park Lockyer National Park Curtain Fig National Park Lockyer National Park (Recovery) Curtis Island National Park Macalister Range National Park D'Aguilar National Park Magnetic Island National Park D'Aguilar National Park (Recovery) Main Range National Park Daintree National Park Malaan National Park Dan Dan National Park Maleny National Park Danbulla National Park Mapleton Falls National Park Davies Creek National Park Mapleton National Park Dawes National Park Mapleton National Park (Recovery) Dawes National Park (Recovery) Maria Creek National Park Deer Reserve National Park Melsonby (Gaarraay) National Park Denham Group National Park Millstream Falls National Park Diamantina National Park Molle Islands National Park 482 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

Moogerah Peaks National Park Whitsunday Islands National Park Moresby Range National Park Wickham National Park Mount Abbot National Park (Scientific) Wietalaba National Park (Recovery) Mount Archer National Park Wild Cattle Island National Park Mount Barney National Park Wongi National Park Mount Binga National Park Woocoo National Park Mount Chinghee National Park Woondum National Park Mount Colosseum National Park Wooroonooran National Park Mount Cook National Park Woowoonga National Park Mount Etna Caves National Park Woroon National Park Mount Hypipamee National Park Wrattens National Park Mount Jim Crow National Park Yungaburra National Park Mount Lewis National Park Yuwi Paree Toolkoon National Park Mount Mackay National Park Mount O'Connell National Park ENDNOTES Mount Pinbarren National Park Mount Spurgeon National Park 1. Published in the Gazette on 22 November 2013. Mount Walsh National Park 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. Mount Webb National Park 3. The administrating agency is the Department of National Mount Windsor National Park Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing. Mount Windsor National Park (Recovery) Mowbray National Park Police Service Administration Act 1990 Mowbray National Park (Recovery) Mudlo National Park DECLARATION OF POLICE ESTABLISHMENT Munga-Thirri National Park I, D A (Tony) Wright, Assistant Commissioner for the Southern Police Nairana National Park Region in the Queensland Police Service, pursuant to section 10.10 Nairana National Park (Recovery) of the Police Service Administration Act 1990, hereby declare the Nangur National Park following place to be a temporary police establishment: Narkoola National Park Narkoola National Park (Recovery) A temporary police station at a demountable building Nerang National Park situated at the Woodford Folk Festival 87 Woodrow Road, Newry Islands National Park Woodford and a temporary watchhouse at a marked Ngalba Bulal National Park Queensland Police Service Hyundai I-Load panel van Northumberland Islands National Park Queensland Registration number 858SVV Nour Nour National Park Nuga Nuga National Park as from and including Thursday 26 December 2013 to Thursday Oakview National Park 2 January 2014, inclusive. Oyala Thumotang National Park Declaration made at Toowoomba in the said State of Queensland, (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) on 19 November 2013. Palmerston Rocks National Park Palmgrove National Park (Scientific) D A (Tony) WRIGHT Paluma Range National Park ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER Peak Range National Park SOUTHERN REGION Percy Isles National Park Pidna National Park Pinnacles National Park NOTICE OF A MINISTERIAL DESIGNATION OF LAND FOR COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE Possession Island National Park SUSTAINABLE PLANNING ACT 2009 Precipice National Park MADE UNDER THE Pumicestone National Park I, MARK MCARDLE, Minister for Energy and Water Supply, give notice: Raine Island National Park (Scientific) Ravensbourne National Park A Ministerial designation has been made Repulse Islands National Park A designation of land for community infrastructure pursuant to Rinyirru (Lakefield) National Park section 200 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 has been made. (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land) The designation is in respect of land on which Queensland Russell River National Park Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited, trading as Powerlink Sandbanks National Park Queensland, proposes to build community infrastructure. Sarabah National Park Saunders Islands National Park Description of the land to which the designation applies Sir Charles Hardy Group National Park The land designated consists of a corridor of easements and Smith Islands National Park areas of land as described in the table below: Snake Range National Park South Cumberland Islands National Park Easement/ Easement/ Property Property Local Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park Area ID Area Plan No. Lot No. Survey Plan No. Government Springbrook National Park Isaac Regional Whole of Lot 19 WHS358 St Helena Island National Park Council Staaten River National Park Isaac Regional Starcke National Park PA SP248586 20 WHS462 Sundown National Park Council Swain Reefs National Park Suttor Developmental Isaac Regional CIDA NBB 100.1 Tamborine National Park Road Council Tewantin National Park Isaac Regional Tewantin National Park (Recovery) PB SP248587 3 SP185775 The Palms National Park Council Thrushton National Park Isaac Regional PC SP248588 60 WHS326 Topaz Road National Park Council Tuchekoi National Park Isaac Regional Tully Falls National Park PD SP248589 59 WHS9 Tully Falls National Park (Recovery) Council Tully Gorge National Park Isaac Regional CIDB NBB 101.1 Nebo Creek Tully Gorge National Park (Recovery) Council Warro National Park Isaac Regional West Hill National Park PF SP248590 62 WHS18 White Mountains National Park Council 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 483

Isaac Regional Type of community infrastructure for which the land has been PE SP248590 62 WHS18 Council designated The type of community infrastructure for which the land has been Isaac Regional CIDC NBB 102.1 Leggetts Road designated is operating works under the Electricity Act 1994. Council Specifically, these operating works are Powerlink Queensland’s Isaac Regional proposed Northern Bowen Basin Stage 1 (Nebo-Broadlea) CIDD NBB 103.1 Unnamed Road Council Transmission Line Project, which consists of: • a 66 kilometre (km) 275 kilovolt (kV) double circuit transmission Isaac Regional PG SP248591 90 W403 line between Powerlink Queensland’s existing Nebo Substation Council and the proposed Moorvale South Substation; Isaac Regional • a 12km 132kV transmission line between the proposed CIDE NBB 104.1 Unnamed Road Council Moorvale South Substation and Ergon Energy’s proposed Broadlea Substation; and Isaac Regional PH SP248591 92 W404 • the proposed 275/132/66kV Moorvale South Substation. Council MARK MCARDLE MP Isaac Regional CIDF NBB 105.1 Strathfield Road Council Minister for Energy and Water Supply Isaac Regional Dated: 20 November 2013 PI SP248609 94 WHS842268 Council Isaac Regional NOTICE OF A MINISTERIAL DESIGNATION OF LAND CIDG NBB 106.1 Unnamed Road Council FOR COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE MADE UNDER THE SUSTAINABLE PLANNING ACT 2009 Isaac Regional PJ SP251689 5 WHS138 Council I, MARK McARDLE MP, Minister for Energy and Water Supply, give notice: Isaac Regional PM SP251690 9 CP864632 Council A Ministerial designation has been made Isaac Regional A designation of land for community infrastructure pursuant to PK SP251690 9 CP864632 Council section 200 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 has been made. The designation is in respect of land on which Queensland Isaac Regional PL SP251691 18 SP130061 Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited, trading as Powerlink Council Queensland, proposes to build community infrastructure. Isaac Regional CIDH NBB 107.1 Peak Downs Highway Description of the land to which the designation applies Council The land designated consists of a corridor of easements and Isaac Regional areas of land as described in the tables below: PN SP251692 36 KL811178 Council Clifford Creek Substation Fitzroy Developmental Isaac Regional CIDI NBB 108.1 Road Council Easement/ Easement/ Property Property Local Area ID Area Plan No. Lot No. Survey Plan No. Government Isaac Regional PO SP251693 4 SP144274 Maranoa Council Area A CC01 72 SP248281 Regional Council Isaac Regional PQ SP251694 5270 SP144274 Maranoa Council Area 62 CC01 72 SP248281 Regional Council Isaac Regional PP SP251694 5270 SP144274 Council Dinoun South Substation Isaac Regional PR SP251695 20 KL168 Council Easement/ Easement/ Property Property Local Area ID Area Plan No. Lot No. Survey Plan No. Government Unnamed Reserved Isaac Regional CIDJ NBB 109.1 Western Downs Road Council Area 1 DS01 3 AB51 Regional Council Isaac Regional CIDK NBB 110.1 Daunia Road Western Downs Council Area A DS01 3 AB51 Regional Council Isaac Regional PS SP248602 3 RP866478 Western Downs Council Area B DS02 2 AB132 Regional Council Isaac Regional PT SP248602 2 RP866478 Western Downs Council Area C DS02 5 AB50 Regional Council Whole of Isaac Regional 6 RP845780 Western Downs Lot Council Area D DS02 5 AB50 Regional Council Isaac Regional PA SP248598 25 SP130068 Council Type of community infrastructure for which the land has been designated Isaac Regional PB SP248599 2 SP214498 The type of community infrastructure for which the land has been Council designated is operating works under the Electricity Act 1994 . Isaac Regional Specifically, these operating works are the Clifford Creek and PC SP248599 2 SP214498 Council Dinoun South Substation Projects, consisting of the construction of a new 132 kilovolt substation at Reedy Creek (Clifford Creek) Isaac Regional CIDL NBB 111.1 Poitrel Road and an access easement of approximately 1.6 kilometres long and Council 20 metres wide, and a new 132 kilovolt substation at Combabula Isaac Regional (Dinoun South) and an access easement of approximately PD SP248600 1 SP187962 Council 5.7 kilometres long and 20 metres wide. Isaac Regional PE SP248601 3 SP221655 MARK McARDLE MP Council Minister for Energy and Water Supply Isaac Regional Whole of Lot 2 SP221655 Dated: 20 November 2013 Council 484 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 [22 November 2013

NOTIFICATION OF APPROVED FORMS UNDER THE BUILDING ACT 1975 1. Approval The forms in the table below were approved by the delegate of the Chief Executive, Department of Housing and Public Works on 20 November 2013, under section 254 of the Building Act 1975, to take effect from 22 November 2013.

FORM TITLE VERSION NO. NO. 30 Application for licence as a building certifier 1.3 32 Relevant information for service providers 1 2. Availability of forms Form 30 will be available from the Queensland Building Services Authority website at http://www.bsa.qld.gov.au Form 32 will be available from the Department of Housing and Public Works’ website at www.hpw.qld.gov.au

NOTIFICATION OF APPROVED FORM UNDER THE CONTRACT CLEANING INDUSTRY (PORTABLE LONG SERVICE LEAVE) ACT 2005 Commencement The following Contract Cleaning Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Authority form has been approved and shall take effect from the date of issue. Forms approved The following form has been approved:

Form No. Version No. Form Heading CCI 4 5 Employer Return Availability of form Form is available from: Contract Cleaning Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Authority Level 4, Centro Lutwyche 543 Lutwyche Road Lutwyche Qld 4030 1 800 803 491 Or Email – [email protected] This notice is issued by Maureen Buckland Record Systems Coordinator, QLeave.

Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 NOTIFICATION OF APPROVED GUIDELINE Reference This notice may be referred to as the Vehicle Standards (Approval of Guideline) Notice (No.5) 2013. Approval The following form is approved: • Guideline for the fitting of flashing lights and sirens to particular emergency and disaster response vehicles in Queensland – Form 33 – Version 1 Authorising Law The laws under which this Guideline is approved for use are: (a) Statutory Instruments Act 1992 ; and (b) Transport Operations (Road Use Management – Vehicle Standards and Safety) Regulation 2010 . Commencement This Guideline was approved for use by the Executive Director, Legislation and Standards, Department of Transport and Main Roads, as delegate of the Chief Executive Officer of that department for commencement from 22 November 2013. Availability of Guideline Copies of this guideline are available from the Department of Transport and Main Roads Vehicle Standards team on request. 22 November 2013] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 65 485

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NOTICES / BYLAWS / DECLARATIONS / STATUTES ...... 460-483 Acquisition of Land Act Acts Interpretation Act Education (General Provisions) Act Education (Queensland Studies Authority) Act Electricity Act Environmental Protection Act Family Responsibilities Commission Act Government Owned Corporations Act Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act Legal Aid Queensland Act Mineral Resources Act Nature Conservation Act Petroleum Act Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act Police Service Administration Act Public Service Act South Bank Corporation Act State Development and Public Works Organisation Act Sustainable Planning Act

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