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NOTIFICATION OF SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION Statutory Instruments Act 1992
Notice is given of the making of the subordinate legislation mentioned in Table 1
TABLE 1
SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY NUMBER
No. Subordinate Legislation Empowering Act
120 Plant Protection (Electric Ant) Notice 2006 Plant Protection Act 1989 356 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 21A [1 June, 2006
TABLE 2 SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY EMPOWERING ACT
This table shows affected subordinate legislation
Empowering Act Subordinate Legislation No.
Plant Protection Act 1989 Plant Protection (Electric Ant) Notice 2006 ...... 120
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Local Government Act 1993
WARWICK SHIRE COUNCIL (MAKING OF LOCAL LAW) NOTICE (NO. 1) 2006
Title 1. This notice may be cited as the Warwick Shire Council (Making of Local Law) Notice (No. 1) 2006. Commencement 2. This notice commences on the date it is published in the Gazette. Making of local law 3. Pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Act 1993 the Warwick Shire Council made Local Law No. 18 (Cemeteries) 2006 by resolution on 22 March 2006 Inspection 4. A certified copy of the local law is open to inspection at the local government’s public office and at the Department’s State office. ENDNOTES 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 3. The administering agency is the Queensland Department of Local Government and Planning. 358 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 22 [2 June, 2006
ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO THE PLANNING SCHEME FOR THE CITY OF CAIRNS Integrated Planning Act 1997
Notice is given under the Integrated Planning Act 1997, Schedule 1 that on 11 May 2006 Cairns City Council adopted an amendment to the Planning Scheme for the City of Cairns. The purpose and general effect of the amendment is to allocate land described as Lot 106 on NR5300 in the Parish of Cairns, located at 110-124 Giffin Road White Rock, to the Low Density Residential Planning Area. The reference number for the amendment is (2006, No. 1) A copy of the Planning Scheme amendment is available for inspection and purchase at the Cairns City Council Customer Service Centre, 119 - 145 Spence St, Cairns, or online at www.cairns.qld.gov.au. A copy of the Planning Scheme amendment is also available for inspection at the Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and recreation, in the Planning Information Area, Level 25, Mineral House, 41 George Street, Brisbane. D.B. Farmer CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER B72927
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Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 1011) 2006
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Land Notice (No. 1011) 2006.
Land to be taken [s.9(7) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2. The land described in the Schedule is taken for the purpose of transport, in particular, road purposes, as from 2 June 2006, and vests in the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland, for an estate in fee simple.
SCHEDULE
Land Taken
County of Nares, Parish of Smithfield - an area of about 1.295 hectares being part of Lot 201 on SP178269 contained in Title Reference: 50561765.
As shown approximately on Plan R11-661 held in the office of the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane.
Cairns City Captain Cook Highway (Cairns – Mossman) 510/1198; 3843
ENDNOTES
1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 June 2006. 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Main Roads. 360 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 23 [2 June, 2006
Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
AMENDING TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 1017) 2006
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Amending Taking of Land Notice (No. 1017) 2006.
Amendment of Land to be taken [s. 11(1) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2. Schedule to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 914) 2005 dated 21 July 2005 and published in the Gazette of 22 July 2005 at pages 923 - 926 relating to the taking of land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland, is amended as described in the Schedule.
SCHEDULE
Amend Schedule to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 914) 2005 dated 21 July 2005 and published in the Gazette of 22 July 2005 at pages 923 - 926 relating to the taking of land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland as follows -
Omit - "County of Aubigny, Parish of Westbrook - an area of about 1.431 hectares being part of Lot 2 on RP215394 contained in Title Reference: 50098890.
As shown approximately on Plan R3-624 held in the office of the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane.
Jondaryan Shire Warrego Highway (Toowoomba Bypass) 510/294; 775/791"
Insert - "County of Aubigny, Parish of Westbrook - an area of 1.432 hectares being Lot 1 on SP191890 (being a plan to be registered in Queensland Land Registry, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water), being part of the land contained in Title Reference: 50098890.
Jondaryan Shire Warrego Highway (Toowoomba Bypass) R3-624(A) 510/294; 775/791"
ENDNOTES
1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 June 2006. 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Main Roads.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
AMENDING TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 1018) 2006
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Amending Taking of Land Notice (No. 1018) 2006.
Amendment of Land to be taken [s. 11(1) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2. Schedule to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 914) 2005 dated 21 July 2005 and published in the Gazette of 22 July 2005 at pages 923 - 926 relating to the taking of land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland, is amended as described in the Schedule.
SCHEDULE
Amend Schedule to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 914) 2005 dated 21 July 2005 and published in the Gazette of 22 July 2005 at pages 923 - 926 relating to the taking of land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland as follows -
Omit - “County of Aubigny, Parish of Westbrook - an area of about 3219 square metres being part of Lot 4 on RP210328 contained in Title Reference: 17037033.
County of Aubigny, Parish of Westbrook - an area of about 8.159 hectares being part of Lot 3 on RP210328 contained in Title Reference: 17037032. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 23 361
As shown approximately on Plan R3-625(B) held in the office of the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane.
Jondaryan Shire Warrego Highway (Toowoomba Bypass) 510/294; 775/789, 790”
Insert - “County of Aubigny, Parish of Westbrook - an area of 3206 square metres being Lot 7 on SP191892 (being a plan to be registered in Queensland Land Registry, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water), being part of the land contained in Title Reference: 17037033.
County of Aubigny, Parish of Westbrook - an area of 8.171 hectares being Lot 9 on SP191892 (being a plan to be registered in Queensland Land Registry, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water), being part of the land contained in Title Reference: 17037032.
Jondaryan Shire Warrego Highway (Toowoomba Bypass) R3-625(B) 510/294; 775/789, 790”
ENDNOTES
1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 June 2006. 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Main Roads.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 Land Act 1994
AMENDING TAKING OF LEASEHOLD INTERESTS IN LAND NOTICE (No. 1019) 2006
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Amending Taking of Leasehold Interests in Land Notice (No. 1019) 2006.
Amendment of Leasehold Interests in Land to be taken [s. 11(1) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2. Schedule to the Taking of Leasehold Interests in Land Notice (No. 901) 2005 dated 26 May 2005 and published in the Gazette of 27 May 2005 at page 245 relating to the taking of leasehold interests in land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland, is amended as described in the Schedule.
SCHEDULE
Amend Schedule to the Taking of Leasehold Interests in Land Notice (No. 901) 2005 dated 26 May 2005 and published in the Gazette of 27 May 2005 at page 245 relating to the taking of leasehold interests in land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland as follows -
Omit - “County of Brahe, Parish of Sherdon - an area of about 23.086 hectares being part of Lot 6 on SP162423 contained in Title Reference: 17666118.
As shown approximately on Plans R10-157NT(B) - R10-159NT(B) held in the office of the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane.
Mount Isa City Barkly Highway (Mt Isa - Camooweal) 510/30; 2899C”
Insert - “County of Brahe, Parishes of Sherdon and Gilchrist - an area of 23.2 hectares bounded by stations 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15- 16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24-25-2 being an area of road to be opened on SP186723 (being a plan to be registered in Queensland Land Registry, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water), being part of the land contained in Title Reference: 17666118.
Mount Isa City Barkly Highway (Mt Isa - Camooweal) 510/30; 2899C” © The State of Queensland 2006. ENDNOTES Copyright protects this publication. Except for purposes permitted by the Copyright Act, reproduction by whatever means is prohibited without the prior 1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 Junewr 2006.itten permission of SDS Publications. 2. Published in theInq Gazetteuiries onsho 2u Juneld be 2006. addressed to SDS Publications, 371 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba, 4102. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Main Roads.
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Land Act 1994 Short title CHANGING TENURES OF PORT LANDS 1. This notice may be cited as the Correction of Grant Notice ORDER (No 02) 2006 (No 02) 2006. Short title Correction of grant [s.359(3) of the Act] 1. This order in council may be cited as the Changing Tenures 2. The Deed of Grant described in Schedule 1 is amended as of Port Lands Order (No 02) 2006. mentioned in Schedule 2. Changing Tenures of Port Lands [s.504 of the Act] 6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ*D\QGDK2I¿FH 2. The land described in Schedule 1 which was vested in the Deed of Grant - 40050668. Bundaberg Port Authority has been surrendered to the State and is Current Title Reference- 50594870. reallocated without competition to the Bundaberg Port Authority Name of grantees – Lindsay Lachlan McConnell and Dorothy as a Deed of Grant in terms of the Act. McConnell as Joint Tenants. 3. The land described in Schedule 2 which was vested in the Land granted - Lot 11 on YL843881, parish of Reid. Bundaberg Port Authority has been surrendered to the State and is Area- 110.7 ha. reallocated without competition to the Bundaberg Port Authority SCHEDULE 2 as a Perpetual Lease in terms of the Act. Correction of an error in describing the grantees of the Deed 4. All interests over the land described in Schedules 1and 2 at of Grant- the time of surrender continue until the interest ends and are not omit ‘Lindsay Lachlan McConnell and Dorothy McConnell as affected by the change of tenure. Joint Tenants’, SCHEDULE 1 insert ‘Paul Gerard Johnson and Alice Marjory Johnson as Description of land Joint Tenants’. 6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ%XQGDEHUJ2I¿FH ENDNOTES Lot 255 on CK3593, parish of Bundaberg 1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 June 2006. Lot 221 on CK3155, parish of Bundaberg 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. Lot 224 on CK3228, parish of Bundaberg 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. Lot 225 on CK3228, parish of Bundaberg 4. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Lot 216 on CK2889, parish of Bundaberg Resources, Mines and Water. Areas 5. File Reference - G.H.F.L. 4610 4045 m2, 5181m2, 1442 m2, 2023 m2 and 3767 m2 respectively. Land Act 1994 File Reference RESERVE AND SET APART (REPEAL) NOTICE (No 17) 2005/109678 2006 SCHEDULE 2 Short title Description of land 1. This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set Apart (Repeal) 6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ%XQGDEHUJ2I¿FH Notice (No 17) 2006. Lot 227 on CK3249, parish of Bundaberg Revocation of reserve [s.33(1) of the Act] Area 2. The reserves described in Schedules 1 to 6 are repealed. About 1852 m2. SCHEDULE 1 File Reference Description 2006/000086 1.1&HQWUDO:HVW5HJLRQ%ODFNDOO2I¿FH5 7LWOH5HIHUHQFH 49102024), being Lot 2 on RY255 registered in the Department ENDNOTES of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, area 1227 m2, county of 1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 June 2006. Rodney, parish of Barcaldine. 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. Purpose 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 1.25HVHUYH/RFDO*RYHUQPHQW &RPPXQLW\&DUH&HQWUH 4. The administering agency is the Department of Natural purposes. Resources, Mines and Water. File Reference Land Act 1994 1.3 2005/004100 CORRECTION OF GRANT NOTICE (No 02) 2006 SCHEDULE 2 364 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 24 [2 June, 2006
Description Resources, Mines and Water, area 6551 m2, county of 2.11RUWK5HJLRQ0W,VD2IILFH5 7LWOH5HIHUHQFH Stanley, parish of Redland. 49008772), being Lot 11 on SP159000 registered in the Department Purpose of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, area 4.7332 ha, county of 1.2 Reserve for Park. Rochedale, parish of Norden. Trustee Purpose 1.3 Under the control of the Redland Shire Council, 2.2 Reserve for State School, Isa Mines. as trustee. File Reference File Reference 2.3 2006/004883 & Res. 010887 1.4 2005/104533 SCHEDULE 3 SCHEDULE 2 Description Description 3.11RUWK5HJLRQ7RZQVYLOOH2I¿FH5 7LWOH5HIHUHQFH 2.1 South East Region, Brisbane Office, Titl e 49001122), being Allotment 1 of section 4 as shown on plan P2999 Reference 49104621, being Lot 1 on SP183529 registered QRZ/RWRQ3 UHJLVWHUHGLQWKH'HSDUWPHQWRI1DWXUDO in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, 5HVRXUFHV0LQHVDQG:DWHUDUHDPFRXQW\RI*ULI¿WK area 5.88 ha, county of Stanley, parish of Toombul. parish of Pentland. Purpose Purpose 2.2 Reserve for Drainage. 3.2 Reserve for School purposes. Trustee File Reference 2.3 Under the control of Brisbane City Council, as 3.3 2005/102819 & TNS/001329 trustee. SCHEDULE 4 File Reference Description 2.4 2006/003641 4.16RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ%XQGDEHUJ2I¿FH7LWOH5HIHUHQFH SCHEDULE 3 49103615, being Lot 23 on SP157487 registered in the Department Description of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, area 2265 m2, county of 3.1 South East Region, Bundaberg Office, Title Cook, parish of Barolin. Reference 49104636, being Lot 24 and 25 on SP158803 Purpose registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines 4.2 Reserve for Park and Recreation. and Water, area 1.5789 ha, county of Cook, parish of File Reference Barolin. 4.3 2006/004480 Purpose SCHEDULE 5 3.2 Reserve for Drainage. Description Trustee 5.1 —————— 6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ1DPERXU2I¿FH5 7LWOH5HIHUHQFHBRISBANE3.3 Under the control of the Council of the Shire of EHLQJSRUWLRQDVVKRZQRQSODQ0&+ QRZPrinted by GovernmentBurnett, Printer, as trustee. Lot 127 on MCH4469) registered in the Department ofVulture Natura Street,l WoolloongabbaFile Reference Resources, Mines and Water, area 1 ha, county of March, parish2 J une 20063.4 2006/004482 of Weyba. SCHEDULE 4 Purpose Description 5.25HVHUYHIRU'HSDUWPHQWDODQG2IILFLDO &RXUW+RXVH 4.1 South East Region, Bundaberg Office, Title purposes. Reference 49104634, being Lot 101 on SP176350 File Reference registered in the Department of Natural Resources, 5.3 2005/104670 Mines and Water, area 1522 m2, county of Cook, parish SCHEDULE 6 of Bundaberg. Description Purpose 6.16RXWK:HVW5HJLRQ5RPD2I¿FH5 7LWOH5HIHUHQFH 4.2 Reserve for Drainage. 49008589), being Lot 2 on WT803552 registered in the Department Trustee of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, area 7563 m2, county of 4.3 Under the control of the Council of the City of Westgrove, parish of Injune. Bundaberg, as trustee. Purpose File Reference 6.2 Reserve for Hospital purposes. 4.4 2006/004451 File Reference SCHEDULE 5 6.3 2005/001459 Description ENDNOTES 5.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Title 1. Made by the Minister on 26 May 2006. Reference 49104596, being Lot 700 on SP181426 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. and Water, area 8963 m2, county of Ward, parishes of 4. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Beaudesert and Nindooinbah. Resources, Mines and Water. Purpose 5.2 Reserve for Park. Land Act 1994 Trustee RESERVE AND SET APART NOTICE (No 19) 2006 5.3 Under the control of the Council of the Shire of Short title Beaudesert, as trustee. 1. This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set File Reference Apart Notice (No 19) 2006. 5.4 2006/003019 Reserve and set apart [ss.31(1) and 44 of the Act] SCHEDULE 6 2. The unallocated State land described in Schedules Description 1 to 13 are reserved and set apart for the community 6.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Title purposes stated and placed under the control of the Reference 49104631, being Lot 17 on SP139963 trustees as indicated. registered in the Department of Natural Resources, SCHEDULE 1 Mines and Water, area 33 m2, county of Stanley, parish Description of Bunya. 1.1 South East Region, Beenleigh Office, Title Purpose Reference 49104415, being Lot 900 on SP181560 and Lot 6.2 Reserve for Park. 509 on SP133097 registered in the Department of Natural Trustee 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 24 365
6.3 Under the control of the Council of the Shire of SCHEDULE 12 Pine Rivers, as trustee. Description File Reference 12.1 South East Region, Gold Coast Office, Title 6.4 2006/004394 Reference 49104629, being Lot 902 on SP171951 SCHEDULE 7 registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Description Mines and Water, area 1.564 ha, county of Ward, parish 7.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Title of Barrow. Reference 49104552, being Lot 34 on SP176626 Purpose registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines 12.2 Reserve for Park and Recreation. and Water, area 8952 m2, county of Stanley, parish of Trustee Caboolture. 12.3 Under the control of the Council of the City of Purpose Gold Coast, as trustee. 7.2 Reserve for Park. File Reference Trustee 12.4 2005/109869 7.3 Under the control of the Caboolture Shire Council, SCHEDULE 13 as trustee. Description File Reference 13.1 South West Region, Warwick Office, Title 7.4 2006/000503 Reference 49104670, being Lot 40 on SP181083 SCHEDULE 8 registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines Description and Water, area 2183 m2, county of Merivale, parish of 8.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Title Warwick. Reference 49104580, being Lot 901 on SP176624 Purpose registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines 13.2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens. and Water, area 1884 m2, county of Stanley, parish of Trustee Caboolture. 13.3 Under the control of the Council of the Shire of Purpose Warwick, as trustee. 8.2 Reserve for Park. File Reference Trustee 13.4 2006/004719 8.3 Under the control of the Caboolture Shire Council, ENDNOTES as trustee. 1. Made by the Minister on 26 May 2006. File Reference 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 8.4 2006/001701 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative SCHEDULE 9 Assembly. Description 4. The administering agency is the Department of 9.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Title Natural Resources, Mines and Water. Reference 49104585, being Lot 1 on SP184261 registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Land Act 1994 Water, area 1.9134 ha, county of Stanley, parish of RESERVE AND SET APART (AMENDMENT) Caboolture. NOTICE (No 19) 2006 Purpose Short title 9.2 Reserve for Park. 1. This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set Trustee Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 19) 2006. 9.3 Under the control of the Caboolture Shire Council, Adjustment of reserve [s.31(2) of the Act] as trustee. 2. The reserves described in Schedules 1 to 3 are File Reference amended as set out in the Schedules. 9.4 2006/001984 Partial revocation of reserve [s.33(1) of the Act] SCHEDULE 10 3. The reserves described in Schedules 4 to 7 are Description adjusted as set out in the Schedules by revocation of 10.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Title part of each Reserve. Reference 49104625, being Lot 549 on SP133083 SCHEDULE 1 registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Amendment of Schedule Mines and Water, area 310 m2, county of Stanley, parish 1.1 North Region, Townsville Office, Reserve for of Redcliffe. Park, Title Reference 49102692 county of Elphinstone, Purpose parish of Bohle. 10.2 Reserve for Park. Description Trustee omit ‘Lot 999 on SP101955’, 10.3 Under the control of the Council of the Shire of insert ‘ Lot 999 on SP101955 and Lot 998 on Pine Rivers, as trustee. SP178995’. File Reference Area 10.4 2006/004195 omit ‘6812 m2’, insert ‘8682 m2’. SCHEDULE 11 File Reference Description 1.2 2006/000504 11.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Title SCHEDULE 2 Reference 49104603, being Lot 769 on RP864459 Amendment of Schedule registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines 2.1 North Region, Townsville Office, Reserve for and Water, area 2874 m2, county of Stanley, parish of Drainage purposes, Title Reference 49104443 county of Warner. Elphinstone, parish of Ross. Purpose Description 11.2 Reserve for Park. omit ‘Lots 986 to 989 on SP178096’, Trustee insert ‘Lots 984 to 989 on SP178096’. 11.3 Under the control of the Council of the Shire of Area Pine Rivers, as trustee. omit ‘1.6353 ha’, insert ‘1.8211 ha’. File Reference File Reference 11.4 2006/003461 2.2 2006/001936 366 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 24 [2 June, 2006
SCHEDULE 3 Land Act 1994 Amendment of Schedule REPLACEMENT OF TRUSTEES NOTICE (No 03) 3.1 South East Region, Bundaberg Office, Reserve 2006 for Water, R.31 (Title Reference 49011881) county of Short title Cook, parish of Gregory. 1. This notice may be cited as the Replacement of Description Trustees Notice (No 03) 2006. omit ‘Lot 119 on CK3146, Lot 319 on CK2833, and Replacement of trustees [s.50 of the Act] Lot 376 on SP180599’, (1) The local government mentioned in Schedule 1 insert ‘Lot 119 on CK3146, Lot 319 on CK2833, Lot is appointed as trustee of the land reserved and set apart 376 on SP180599, and Lot 336 on CK3001’. for the purpose described in Schedule 2 in place of the Area trustee mentioned in Schedule 2. omit ‘about 5.786 ha’, insert ‘about 6.412 ha’. SCHEDULE 1 File Reference New trustee 3.2 2005/105214 & R.31 (Res. 16248) Balonne Shire Council. SCHEDULE 4 SCHEDULE 2 Amendment of Schedule Description 4.1 North Region, Townsville Office, Reserve for 2.1 South West Region, Roma Office, R.111 (Title Park and Recreation, R.228 (Title Reference 49000822) Reference 49004292), being Lot 52 on BLM576 registered county of Gladstone, parish of Bowling Green. in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, Description area 1.32 ha, county of Belmore, parish of Mungindi. omit ‘Allotment 2 of section 6, as shown on plan Purpose A77824’, 2.2 Reserve for Stock Dip, Mungindi. insert ‘Lot 2 on SP184052’. Trustee being replaced Area 2.3 Director-General , Department of Primary omit ‘about 8510 m2’, insert ‘7615 m2’. Industries. File Reference File Reference 4.2 2005/002881 2.4 2005/104959 SCHEDULE 5 ENDNOTES Amendment of Schedule 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 5.1 South East Region, Beenleigh Office, Reserve for 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Recreation, R.3980 (Title Reference 49019142) county Assembly. of Stanley, parish of Capalaba. 3. The administering agency is the Department of Description Natural Resources, Mines and Water. omit ‘Lot 139 on SP137447’, insert ‘Lot 139 on SP188040’. Land Act 1994 Area REOPENING OF TEMPORARILY CLOSED ROAD omit ‘27.15 ha’, insert ‘27.05 ha’. NOTICE (No 13) 2006 File Reference Short title 5.2 2005/103746 1. This notice may be cited as the Reopening of SCHEDULE 6 Temporarily Closed Road Notice (No 13) 2006. Amendment of Schedule Reopening temporarily closed road [s.107 of the 6.1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Reserve for Act] Park and Recreation, Title Reference 49102718 county 2. It is declared that the land comprised in the former of Stanley, parish of Burpengary. Road Licence mentioned in the Schedule is reopened Description as road. omit ‘Lot 900 on SP138501, Lot 901 on SP152175 and SCHEDULE Lots 904 and 905 on SP152205’, South East Region, Bundaberg Office insert ‘Lot 901 on SP152175, Lots 904 and 905 on An area of about 6071 m2 being the road separating SP152205 and Lot 900 on SP185732’. Lot 145 on CK3098 and Lot 39 on RP165120 from Lot Area 1 on RP159129, being the land contained within former omit ‘4.3038 ha’, insert ‘4.3028 ha’. Road Licence No. 4309, (parish of Eureka) (2006/005638 File Reference & RL4309). 6.2 2005/106118 ENDNOTES SCHEDULE 7 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. Amendment of Schedule 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative 7.1 South West Region, Warwick Office, Reserve Assembly. for Water, R.676 (Title Reference 49012730) county of 3. The administering agency is the Department of Merivale, parish of Rosenthal. Natural Resources, Mines and Water. Description omit ‘Lot 69 on ML2051 and Lot 11 on RP856406’, Land Act 1994 insert ‘Lot 69 on ML2051’. OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS Area NOTICE (No 21) 2006 omit ‘7.2413 ha’, insert ‘7.185 ha’. Short title File Reference 1. This notice may be cited as the Opening and Closing of Roads 7.2 2005/001038 (R.676) Notice (No 21) 2006. Roads to be opened [s.94 of the Act] ENDNOTES 2. The area of unallocated State land described in Schedule 1 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. is opened as road. 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Roads to be permanently closed [s.98 of the Act] Assembly. 3. The roads described in Schedule 2 are permanently closed. 3. The administering agency is the Department of Roads to be temporarily closed [s.98 of the Act] Natural Resources, Mines and Water. 4. The road described in Schedule 3 is temporarily closed. SCHEDULE 1 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 24 367
6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ&DERROWXUH2I¿FH the north-eastern boundary of Lot 2 on RP139628 (parish of Canning, locality 1 An area of about 14 m2 contained within stations 3-4-12-11-3 of Bellmere) and shown as Lot 3 on AP14218 in the Department of Natural (parish of Burpengary, locality of Burpengary) and shown as road Resources, Mines and Water. (2006/004710) to be opened on SP185732 deposited in the Department of Natural LATEST DATE FOR OBJECTIONS: 27 JULY 2006 Resources, Mines and Water. (2005/106118) PERMANENT CLOSURE SCHEDULE 2 &HQWUDO:HVW5HJLRQ5RFNKDPSWRQ2I¿FH &HQWUDO:HVW5HJLRQ0DFND\2I¿FH 2 An area of about 1.58 ha being the road abutting Lot 2 on SP107132 2.1 An area of 320 m2 contained within stations A-7-B-C-3- (parish of Auckland, locality of Burua) and shown as proposed road to be D-E-5-F-G-H-A (parish of Sarina, locality of Sarina) and shown permanently closed on Drawing 06/028/CEN. (2006/001354) as area to be added on SP186667 deposited in the Department of 3 An area of about 7000 m2 being the road abutting Lot 1 on MPH25650 Natural Resources, Mines and Water. (2005/005577) (parish of Bouldercombe, locality of Bouldercombe) and shown as proposed 1RUWK5HJLRQ&DLUQV2I¿FH road to be permanently closed on Drawing 04/174/CEN. (2006/003314) 2.2 An area of 247 m2 contained within stations 5-6-7-8-5 4 An area of about 1300 m2 being the road abutting Lot 96 on E1564 (parish of Cairns) and shown as area to be added (being closed road) (parish of Hewittville, locality of Emu Park) and shown as proposed road to on SP189719 deposited in the Department of Natural Resources, be permanently closed on Drawing 06/039/CEN. (2006/002440) Mines and Water. (2005/004732 & CNS/021419) 6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ0DU\ERURXJK2I¿FH 6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ.LQJDUR\2I¿FH 5 An area of about 2092 m2 being part of Dyson Street abutting the 2.3 An area of 147 m2 contained within stations a-b-c-d-a (parish boundaries of Lots 293 and 292 on RP35490 (parish of Walliebum, locality of Boonenne, locality of Kingaroy) and shown as area to be added of Aldershot) and shown as proposed road to be permanently closed on on SP187869 deposited in the Department of Natural Resources, Drawing L05/047. (2005/000409) Mines and Water. (2005/108121) 6RXWK:HVW5HJLRQ:DUZLFN2I¿FH 6RXWK:HVW5HJLRQ5RPD2I¿FH 6 An area of about 1.17 ha being the road abutting the eastern boundary 2.4 An area of 2325 m2 contained within stations 5-13-2-3-5 of Lot 8 on RP15530 (parish of Cunningham, locality of Murrays Bridge) (parish of Injune, locality of Injune) and shown as area to be added and shown as road to be permanently closed on Drawing 2006/89. on SP173909 deposited in the Department of Natural Resources, (2006/004864) Mines and Water. (2005/001459) TEMPORARY CLOSURE SCHEDULE 3 1RUWK5HJLRQ7RZQVYLOOH2I¿FH 6RXWK:HVW5HJLRQ:DUZLFN2I¿FH 7 An area of about 6330 m2 being part of Regazzolis Road abutting Lots 3 An area of about 2.63 ha being the road abutting the western 7 and 8 on RP703813 and Lot 226 on CWL2822 (parish of Cordelia, locality and north-western boundaries of Lot 2 on RP50944 (parish of Braemeadows) and shown as road to be temporarily closed on AP11749 of Leslie, locality of Allora) and shown as Lot A on AP14894 in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water. (2005/108602) in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water. ENDNOTES (2005/106247) 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. ENDNOTES 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources, 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. Mines and Water. 3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Explosives Act 1999 Resources, Mines and Water. Statutory Instruments Act 1992 Land Act 1994 NOTIFICATION OF APPROVED FORMS NOTICE OBJECTIONS TO PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE (No 01) 2006 (No 22) 2006 Short title Short title 1. This notice may be cited as the 1RWL¿FDWLRQRI$SSURYHG)RUPV 1. This notice may be cited as the Objections to Proposed Road Closure Notice (No 01) 2006. Notice (No 22) 2006. )RUPVQRWL¿FDWLRQDQGDYDLODELOLW\>VRIWKH Explosives Act Application for road closure [s.100 of the Act] 1999 and s.58 of the Statutory Instruments Act 1992] 2. Applications have been made for the permanent and temporary closure Commencement of the roads mentioned in the Schedule. 2.(1) The following form has been approved by the Chief Objections Inspector of Explosives on 15 May 2006 and takes effect from 3.(1) An objection (in writing) to a proposed road closure mentioned in 15 May 2006. the Schedule may be lodged with the Regional Service Director, Department Form approved RI1DWXUDO5HVRXUFHV0LQHVDQG:DWHUDWWKHUHJLRQDORI¿FHIRUWKHUHJLRQ 2.(2) The following form has been approved: in which the road is situated. Form PM2-0001 Version 2 Request for Validation of an (2) Latest day for lodgement of objections is as detailed below in the Explosive schedule. Availability of Forms (3)Any objections received may be viewed by other parties interested in 3. This form is available on the Department’s website www.nrm. the proposed road closure under the provisions of the Freedom of Information qld.gov.au/mines/explosives/index.htmlRUIURPDQ\RI¿FHRIWKH Act 1992 (the FOI Act). If you lodge an objection, please include in your Explosives Inspectorate in Brisbane, Woolloongabba, Rockhampton objection letter whether you would like to be consulted if this issue becomes and Townsville. Any enquiries please phone (07) 32247512 the subject of an access request under the FOI Act. ENDNOTES Plans 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 June 2006. 4. Inspection of the plans of the proposed road closures may be made 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. at- 3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural D WKH'HSDUWPHQWRI1DWXUDO5HVRXUFHV0LQHVDQG:DWHU2I¿FHV Resources, Mines and Water. at Caboolture, Rockhampton, Maryborough, Warwick and Townsville; and —————— E WKH/RFDO*RYHUQPHQW2I¿FHVRI&DERROWXUH&DOOLRSH)LW]UR\ BRISBANE Livingstone, Hervey Bay, Warwick and Burdekin; Printed ——————by Government Printer, for a particular plan in that district or that local government area. Vulture Street,BRISBANE Woolloongabba SCHEDULE Printed by 2Government June 2006 Printer, LATEST DATE FOR OBJECTIONS: 13 JULY 2006 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba 2 June 2006 PERMANENT CLOSURE 6RXWK(DVW5HJLRQ&DERROWXUH2I¿FH 1 An area of about 7340 m2 being part of Bells Lane, Bellmere abutting [369]
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VACANCIES—continued
Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List)
$$ Legal Services Branch— Corporate and Executive Services Division— Brisbane— *CHS 465/06 Manager (c) (d) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 12-6-06 41 Quality Standards Assessment Branch— Service Delivery Partnerships Division— Brisbane— *CHS 444/06 Quality Assurance Analyst Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 12-6-06 41 Strategic Policy and Research Branch— Policy and Programs Division— Brisbane— *CHS464/06 Senior Advisor (Legislation) (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 12-6-06 41 Training and Specialist Support Unit— Service Delivery Partnerships Division— Brisbane— *#CHS 485/06 Principal Training and Staff Support Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 41 Various Child Safety Service Centre— Various Zones— Child Safety Services Division— Statewide— ?*CHS 424/06 Child Safety Officer (c) (d) Statewide 1,569.90—2,305.10 PO2/PO3 19-6-06 41 Beaudesert Child Safety Service Centre— Logan and Brisbane West Zone— Child Safety Services Division— Beaudesert— */CHS 458/06 Child Safety Officer (d) Beaudesert 1,569.90—2,305.10 PO2/P03 12-6-06 41 ~*CHS 473/06 Child Safety Support Officer Beaudesert 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 41 Emerald Child Safety Service Centre— Central Zone— Child Safety Services Division— Emerald— *@/CHS 467/06 Child Safety Officer (c) Emerald 1,569.90—2,305.10 PO2/PO3 19-6-06 41 Gold Coast South Child Safety Service Centre— Brisbane South and Gold Coast Zone— Child Safety Services Division— Mermaid Beach— ‘*CHS 472/06 Child Safety Support Officer (Identified) (c) Mermaid 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 41 Beach Mt Gravatt Child Safety Service Centre— Brisbane South and Gold Coast Zone Child Safety Division Mt Gravatt *&CHS 448/06 Information and Administrative Officer (c) Mt Gravatt 628.60—701.00 AO3 12-6-06 41 Wynnum and Redlands Child Safety Service Centres— Brisbane South and Gold Coast Zone Child Safety Services Division Wynnum and Cleveland *+CHS 447/06 Court Coordinator (2 positions) (c) Wynnum/ 1,226.90—1,321.80 PO4 12-6-06 41 Cleveland
* Applications may remain current for up to 12 months after initial advertising, where identical and recurring vacancies are expected to become available. / Child Safety Officers may be required to be on call for out of hours work.
& Position: Mt Gravatt 1 Part-Time Permanent.
+ 2 Positions: Wynnum 1 Part-Time Permanent; Cleveland 1 Part-Time Permanent. Court Coordinators are required to satisfactorily complete an in-service training program. Court Coordinators may be required to be on call for out of hours work.
= This position requires integrity, discretion and tact in dealing with the sensitive and confidential nature and information within the Freedom of Information Branch. 374 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006
VACANCIES—continued
Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List)
$$ ? Position: Statewide multiple Permanent; Statewide multiple Part-Tine Permanent. The vast majority of current vacancies exist in Queensland rural, remote and regional locations and applications for postions in the following Zones are particularly encouraged; Far Northern Zone, Northern Zone and Central Zone. Applications nominating South East Queensland locations will be retained in a pool for prospective vacancies.
@ Position: Emerald 1 Temporary Temp end Date July 2007.
~ Possession of a C class drivers license is highly desirable.
# Intra-state travel will be required.
COMMISSION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILD GUARDIAN Child Guardian— Community Visitors— *$CCYP 32/06 Community Visitor (c) Roma/ 1.00 Var. 19-6-06 24 Charleville/ Cunnamulla *$CCYP 33/06 Community Visitor (2 positions) (c) Toowoomba 1.00 Var. 19-6-06 24 *$CCYP 34/06 Community Visitor Warwick/ 1.00 Var. 19-6-06 24 Stanthorpe Policy, Research and Employment Screening— Employment Screening Services— * Applications will remain current for 12 months. < Please note the closing date has been extended for this vacancy until 13 June 2006. $ Travel will be required for this position. Pay rate is $36.54 per hour. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES Contracts Management— Strategic Projects— Shared Information Solutions— Fortitude Valley— ?£COM 470/06 Contracts Management Officer (c) Fortitude 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 40 Valley Information Security— Strategy and Architecture— Shared Information Solutions— Brisbane— ?*‡COM 449/06 A d m inistrative Officer (c) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 12-6-06 40 Ministerial and Executive Support Branch— Corporate and Executive Services— Brisbane— ?COM 468/06 Policy Officer (Freedom of Information) - Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 40 Administrative Law Unit (c) Planning, Engagement and Coordination— Lutwyche Regional Service Centre— Greater Brisbane Regions— Service Delivery— Windsor— *)COM 406/06 Community Service Officer (Indigenous Windsor 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 40 Engagement) (c) (d) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 375 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Mackay/ Whitsunday Regional Service Centre— Mackay/ Whitsunday Region— Service Delivery— Mackay— %COM 469/06 Service Officer Mackay 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 40 Program Business Management— Strategic Projects— Shared Information Solutions— Fortitude Valley— *?£COM Human Resources Support Officer (c) Fortitude Valley 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 12-6-06 40 466/06 ?*-COM 452/06 Training Team Leader (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 12-6-06 40 Program Intergration Office— Strategic Projects— Shared Information Solutions— Brisbane— -?*COM 476/06 Senior Communications Officer (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 40 Program Office— Strategy & Architecture— Shared Information Solutions— Brisbane— ?*‡COM Training Officer (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 40 475/06 Strategy and Architecture— Shared Information Solutions— Brisbane— ?‡COM Administration Officer (c) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 12-6-06 40 450/06 Review and Evaluation Unit— Strategic Review, Evaluating and Research Branch— Strategic Policy— Brisbane— *?COM 396/06 Principal Review and Evaluation Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 40 Youth Justice Conferencing— Service Delivery— Cairns Service Centre— Far North Queensland Region— Cairns— ?+COM 471/06 Resource Officer (c) Cairns 929.15—1,201.75 AO4 19-6-06 40 Townsville Service Centre— North Queensland Region— Townsville— *COM 439/06 Administration Officer (c) Townsville 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 40 Rockhampton Service Centre— Fitzroy/ Central West Region— Rockhampton— =COM 483/06 Convenor (c) Rockhampton 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 40 Various Service Centres— Greater Brisbane Region— Service Delivery— Lutwyche and Buranda— $COM 441/06 Convenor (Specified) (5 positions) Lutwyche/ 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 12-6-06 40 Buranda *^COM 440/06 Resource Officer (Specified) (2 positions) Lutwyche/ 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 12-6-06 40 Buranda Youth Justice Services— Caboolture Service Centre— Sunshine Coast Region— Service Delivery— Caboolture— (/*? COM 442/06 Case Worker (Specified) (d) Caboolture 1,569.90—2,305.10 PO2/PO3 12-6-06 40 376 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Roma Service Centre— Darling Downs/ South West Queensland Region— Service Delivery— Roma— /*(COM 484/06 Case Worker (c) (d) Roma 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 40 * Applications will remain current for up to 12 months after initial advertisement where identical and recurring vacancies are expected to become available. ? Travel may be a requirement of this position. / Possession of a current drivers licence is required. The successful applicant will be required to attend Childrens Courts convened on Saturdays and public holidays. ) Travel may be required for this position. Applicants must hold a current drivers licence. ^ 2 Positions: Lutwyche 1 Permanent; Buranda 1 Permanent. Travel may be a requirement of this position. Possession of a current C class driver’s licence is desirable. May be required to work outside normal working hours. $ 5 Positions: Buranda 2 Permanent; Lutyche 2 Permanent; Lutwyche 1 Part-Time Permanent. Possession of a current C Class driver’s licence is desirable. The Department of Communities Code of Conduct outlines the Department’s expectations in relation to employees behaviour and communication. Successful applicants will be expected to familarise themselves with the Code of Conduct and to comply with its content. The above salary is the full time rate. ( It is a requirement that all appointees successfully complete the prescribed pre-service training program. ‡ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary up until 30 June 2007. - Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary up until 31 December 2007. £ Position: Fortitude Valley 1 Temporary up until 31 December 2007. % Travel is a requirement of this position and a valid drivers license is therefore required. + Position: Cairns 1 Part-Time Permanent. Possession of a current C class drivers licence is desirable. May be required to work outside normal working hours. = The above salary is based on a full time salary. The hourly pay rate is $31.52 including casual loading but excluding shifts and penalties. The position may be advertised as permanent or casual depending on local regional need. Casual Convenors will be employed as and when necessary, to convene youth justice conferences. Possession of a current C class driver’s licence is desirable. CORPORATE SOLUTIONS QUEENSLAND Financial Services— General Ledger and Reporting— CSQ 49/06 Senior Finance Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 10 CSQ 50/06 Finance Officer (c) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 10 CSQ 51/06 Executive Finance Officer (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 10 CSQ 52/06 Finance Support Officer (c) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 10 Human Resource Services— CSQ 54/06 Senior Consultant Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 10 Information Services— Documents and Records Management— CSQ 53/06 Trainer, Records Management Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 10 Internal Audit— *CSQ 46/06 Senior Internal Auditor (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 10 *CSQ 47/06 Principal Auditor (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 26-6-06 10 Workforce Development Services— *CSQ 48/06 Human Resource Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 10 * Applications will remain current for 12 months. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 377 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES Community Operations Directorate— Northern region Community Corrections— +CS 135/06 Community Correctional Officer (c) Townsville 1,569.90—2,009.30 PO2 19-6-06 153 + Position: Townsville 1 Temporary until 16 February 2007. The incumbent will be required to travel through the area and region and the possession of a C class licence is required. The incumbent may also be required to travel intrastate on official business. Applications will remain current for 6 months. DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND Business Systems Services— Information Management Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— ‡£DSQ 480/06 Principal Information Consultant (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 40C Commonwealth/ State Disability Policy Branch— Policy Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy and Community and Specialist Services— Brisbane— ‡DSQ 426/06 Senior Policy Officer Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 40C Compliance Investigations Unit— Compliance Investigation Misconduct Prevention Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— ‡%DSQ 482/06 Principal Compliance Officer (3 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 40C Evaluation and Reporting Unit— Strategic Planning and Performance Measurement Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— ‡® DSQ 463/06 Project Officer (Review and Evaluation) (c) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 12-6-06 40C Facilities and Asset Management Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— ‡$DSQ 419/06 Project Support Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 40C ‡DSQ 420/06 Administration and Support Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 40C ‡DSQ 421/06 Executive Support Officer (Office of the Assistant Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 40C Director-General) (c) ‡£DSQ 459/06 Assistant Project Director (Human Resources) (c) Brisbane 3,413.20—3,557.10 SO2 12-6-06 40C (g) Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy and Community and Specialist Services— Brisbane— ‡DSQ 425/06 Executive Support Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 40C ‡)DSQ 456/06 Administration Officer (c) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 12-6-06 40C ‡DSQ 457/06 Administration Officer (Executive Support) (c) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 12-6-06 40C Ipswich and Bundaberg— ‡(DSQ 454/06 Team Leader (Child Safety Behaviour Support) (2 Ipswich/ 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 12-6-06 40C positions) (c) (d) Bundaberg 378 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Various Locations— ‡/DSQ 451/06 Speech and Language Pathologist (Child Safety Various 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 12-6-06 40C Behaviour Support) (4 positions) (c) (d) ‡!DSQ 453/06 Psychologist (Child Safety Behaviour Support) (6 Various 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 12-6-06 40C positions) (c) (d) Strategic Planning Unit— Strategic Planning and Performance Management Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— ‡DSQ 416/06 Policy Officer (Governance) (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 40C ‡DSQ 455/06 Principal Planning Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 12-6-06 40C ‡DSQ 462/06 Principal Planning Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 12-6-06 40C Brisbane Regional Office— Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist Services— Brisbane— ‡DSQ 479/06 Disability Transition Co-ordinator (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 40C Bundaberg Office— Central Qld and Wide Bay Region— Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist Services— Bundaberg— ‡+DSQ 423/06 Manager (Professional and Specialist Services) (c) Bundaberg 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 5-6-06 40C Goodna Office— Brisbane Region— Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist Services— ‡=DSQ 431/06 Facilitator (Family Support Program) (c) (d) Goodna 1,477.63—1,613.57 PO3 5-6-06 40C Gold Coast Office— South Coast Region— Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist Services— Gold Coast— ‡+DSQ 481/06 Manager (Professional and Specialist Services) (c) Gold Coast 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 19-6-06 40C (d) Mackay Office— Central Queensland and Wide Bay Region— Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist Services— Mackay— ‡DSQ 460/06 Program Resource Officer (Regional Priority Mackay 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 12-6-06 40C Panels) (c) North Queensland and Remote— Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist Services— Normanton— ‡%~DSQ Local Area Coordinator (c) Normanton 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 40C 477/06 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 379 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Rockhampton Office— Central Queensland/ Wide Bay Region— Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist Services— Blackwater— ‡%DSQ Local Area Coordinator (c) Blackwater 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 40C 478/06 Various Regions— Accommodation Support and Respite Services Directorate— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— ‡@DSQ 427/06 Residential Care Officer (c) Statewide 1,339.10—1,434.90 OO3 5-6-06 40C ‡>DSQ 428/06 Residential Care Officer (c) Statewide 1,339.10—1,434.90 OO3 5-6-06 40C ‡ Applications may remain current for up to 12 months after initial advertisement, where identical and recurring vacancies are expected to become available. + Travel within the region and occasional travel within the State may be required and in some regions on-call responsibilities may be required which required a drivers licence. # Occasional inter or intra state travel may be required. ^ Position: Bundall 1 Part-Time Permanent. A current C Class (formally A class) drivers licence is desirable. The incumbent will be required to travel and stay away from the office for short periods. The position may require some after hours work. $ Travel may be a requirement of this position. @ Position: Statewide multiple Permanent; Statewide multiple Part-Time permanent. > The above salary rates are for Full Time employees- Casual employment is at an hourly rate of $21.86 (includes casual loading but excludes shifts ad penalties.) This vacancy won’t appear in the Gazette as it is a base grade, casual recruitment advertisement. = Position: Goodna 1 Part-Time permanent. Some work outside core hours may be required. it is expected that facilitators will participate in training and professional supervision activities. / 4 Positions: Townsville 1 Permanent; Rockhampton/ Bundaberg 1 Permanent; Maroochydore 1 Permanent; Ipswich, 1 Permanent. Salary package includes employer contribution Superannuation, annual leave loading. ! 6 Positions: Ipswich multiple Permanent; Gold Coast 1 Permanent; Bundaberg/ Rockhampton 2 Permanent; Townsville 3 Permanent. Salary package includes employer contribution Superannuation, annual leave loading etc. ( 2 Positions: Ipswich 1 Permanent; Bundaberg 1 Permanent. Salary package includes employer contribution Superannuation, annual leave loading. ) Possession of C Class (formerly A Class) drivers licence is desirable. £ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary up until 30 June 2007. ® A tertiary qualification would be highly desirable. ~ To be effective the successful applicant will need to have or develop close connection with the designated local area. % A current C class drivers licence is required. There will be an occasional requirement for intra-state travel. 380 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS NOTE: x Public Service positions require an ORIGINAL application, plus TWO (2) copies for each Vacancy Reference Number. x Classified Teaching positions require an ORIGINAL application, plus THREE (3) copies for each Vacancy Reference Number. Applications should be marked ‘Private & Confidential’ and forwarded to the appropriate address as indicated on the Position Description. Corporate Communication and Marketing— CO 10186/06 Manager (Marketing) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 23-6-06 101 Corporate and Professional Services— Human Resources— Employment Services Unit— *-CO Senior Human Resource Services Officer (2 Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 101 10189/06 positions) Payroll Services Unit— *CO 10174/06 Principal Human Resource Consultant Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 9-6-06 101 Business Solutions Team— *CO 10175/06 Principal Human Resource Consultant Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 9-6-06 101 Information Management Services— IMS Service Centre— *CO 10184/06 Manager (IMS Service Desk) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 101 Office of the Director-General of Education and the Arts— Executive Services Unit— *CO 10180/06 Senior Policy Officer (2 positions) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 23-6-06 101 Office of Education Queensland— Office of Strategy and Performance— CO 10181/06 Principal Advisor (Strategy) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 23-6-06 101 CO 10182/06 Principal Policy Officer Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 23-6-06 101 Office of Strategy and Performance— Distance Learning Unit— *!CO 10183/06 Senior Project Writer (Senior Biology) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 23-6-06 101 Strategic Human Resources— Workforce Relations Unit— CO 10176/06 Graduate Industrial Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 9-6-06 101 *@CO Manager Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 23-6-06 101 10185/06 Strategic Policy and Education Futures Division— $CO 10179/06 Executive Services Officer (Identified) (c) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 23-6-06 101 Greater Brisbane Region— GBN 10177/06 Corporate Services Officer Mt Gravatt 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 9-6-06 133 Moreton Region— *MTN 10187/06 District Community Education Councellor (c) Ipswich 2,164.40—2,356.40 CEC4 19-6-06 135 South Coast Region— SOC 10178/06 Corporate Services Officer - Facilities Robina 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 9-6-06 137 Gold Coast District— Labrador State School— ~SOC Registrar Labrador 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 100 10188/06 Queensland Museum Museum of Tropical Queensland— QMB 215/06 Information Technology and Facilities Support Townsville 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 6 Officer (c) QMB 216/06 Marketing and Public Programs Manager (c) (h) Townsville 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 6 ;QMB 217/06 Cleaning Officer (c) Townsville 1,198.20—1,315.50 OO2 13-6-06 6 Queensland Museum South Bank— Cultures and Histories— QMB 218/06 Collection Manager (c) South Brisbane 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 6 The Workshops Rail Museum— QMB 219/06 Collection Manager (c) North Ipswich 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 6 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 381 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Queensland Studies Authority *QSA 11/06 Records Coordinator Brisbane 1571.50 – 1752.60 AO3 5-6-06 182 *QSA 12/06 Administration Officer - Approvals Brisbane 1571.50 – 1752.60 AO3 5-6-06 182 *&QSA 13/06 District Coordinator Rockhampton 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 23-6-06 182 *#QSA 14/06 District Coordinator Maryborough 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 23-6-06 182 Corporate & Information Services Branch— Corporate Service Section— HR Section— •QSA 10/06 Human Resource Consultant Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 182 State Library of Queensland Client Services and Collections— Collection Preservation— Conservation Unit— *SLB 417/06 Exhibition Conservator Dutton Park/ 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 5-6-06 6 South Brisbane Organisational Effectiveness— ICT Services— *SLB 418/06 Manager, Service Delivery South Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 6 * Applications will remain current for 12 months. • Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until December 2007. This is a temporary position until December 2007 with the possibility of an extension. Applications will remain current for identical vacancies for 12 months. ; Position: Townsville 1 Part-Time Permanent. Permanent Part-Time 50 hours per fortnight. $ Applications may be required to provide 2 references from Community Leaders ! Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary 10 July 2006 to 8 July with the possibility of extension. @ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary 2 years from date of appointment. - 2 Positions: Brisbane 2 Temporary for a period of 6 months with possibility of extension. Temporary positions for six (6) months with possibility of extension. Applicants are asked to address the Selection Criteria in a max 3x A4 pages, attach a curriculum vitae and contact details of two referees. & This is a temporary position until August 2007 with the possibility of an extension. # This is a permanent position. ~ Return applications to: Labrador State School, Turpin Road Labrador QLD 4215. PLEASE NOTE: The Department of Education and the Arts may initiate a criminal history check on the nominated applicant(s) for vacancies advertised above. Positions, which involve working directly with students require the preferred applicant to be subject to a Working With Children Check. Corporate and Professional Services (CAPS) is the shared services provider for Education Queensland. CAPS operates as a separate business unit working within resource/service agreements in partnership with the Department. For Principal Band 6-11 positions, the School Annual Report has replaced the school profile. Applicants should contact the District Office in which the vacancy occurs to obtain a copy of this report. The position description is unique to each Band. The Applicant Package is common to Bands 6-11 Principal positions. For Deputy Principal Band 6-7 positions, the applicant should contact the relevant school to obtain a copy of the school profile. QUEENSLAND COLLEGE OF TEACHERS Corporate Services— &QCT 9/06 Finance Manager Toowong 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 - Professional Conduct— =QCT 8/06 Assistant Director Toowong 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 13-6-06 - Professional Standards— =QCT 7/06 Assistant Director Toowong 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 13-6-06 - = Address Code: PO Box 389, Toowong 4066. Applicants are required to submit a maximum of four (4) pages addressing the selection criteria, plus a current resume. & Address Code: Po Box 389, Toowong 4066. A relevant qualification in accounting or a similar discipline is highly desirable. Applicants are required to submit a maximum of four (4) pages addressing the selection criteria, plus a current resume. 382 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES The Department of Emergency Services is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and particularly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from a non-English speaking background, women and people with a disability. Note.—Application for positions within the Department of Emergency Services must include the original, plus three copies of the complete application. Business Support Services— Strategic Services— $ES 276/06 Business Support Officer Various 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 81 Information Development Centre— Applications Management— ES 309/06 Manager (c) Kedron 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 81 Spatial Information Services— ES 275/06 Manager Kedron 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 81 Information Services— Information Operation Centre— ES 292/06 Team Leader- ICT Software Licensing & Kedron 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 81 Procurement Data Centre— ES 280/06 Exchange Mail Administrator Kedron 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 81 Technology Support Services— ES 263/06 Technical Project Officer (c) Kedron 2,340.70—2,548.90 TO5 5-6-06 81 Technology Support Services— ES 281/06 Communications Resource Officer- Systems Kedron 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 81 Development Emergency Management Queensland— Community Safety & Training Branch— CHEM Services— ES 284/06 Safety & Risk Engineer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 PO5 13-6-06 81 Disaster Operations— !ES 283/06 Senior Operations Officer (Counter Terrorism) (c) Kedron/ 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 81 Cannon Hill Queensland Ambulance Service— &ES 260/06 Medical Director (c) Kedron 6,524.00—6,903.95 VAR 5-6-06 81 Brisbane Region— ES 279/06 Area Director Brisbane 3,152.60—3,336.80 M8 13-6-06 81 Region Far Northern Region— ES 258/06 Administrative Officer (Area Director) Cairns 897.90—1,469.50 AO1/AO2 5-6-06 82 Strategic Policy and Executive Services— Legal Services— ES 308/06 Director (c) (h) Kedron 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 19-6-06 81 Queensland Fire and Rescue Service— Rural Fire Service— Office of the Assistant Commissioner Rural Operations— Rural Northern Region— ES 259/06 Administrative Officer Emerald 897.90—1,469.50 AO1/AO2 5-6-06 81 % Position: Kedron 1 Temporary for a period up to 2 years. & Position: Kedron 1 Temporary contract for a period of 3 years. $ Position: Various multiple Temporary until 30 June 2007 with possibility of extension. ! Position: Kedron / Canon Hill 1 Temporary until 30 June 2008. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 383 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Employment and Training, should preferably include the original, plus two copies of the complete applications. Industry Development— Business Management— +ET 74/06 Principal Business Analyst Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 19-6-06 10 Business Analysis— +ET 73/06 Principal Business Analyst Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 19-6-06 10 Office of Deputy Director General— Policy Development Division— ET 71/06 Policy Officer Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 10 Training Services Directorate— Training, Quality and Regulation— *ET 72/06 Executive Officer Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 10 TAFE Queensland— Product Development— &PSU 5/06 Product Manager (e) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 11 PSU 6/06 Consultant - Educational Technologies Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 11 Open Learning Institute of TAFE— !£ O L I 1 6 / 0 6 Team Leader - Programming (c) (e) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 11 !OLI 17/06 Project Officer - DET Leadership Development Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 11 Project Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE— BRIT 15/06 Applications Development Programmer Townsville 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 171 The Bremer Institute of TAFE— @BRM 22/06 Training Consultant (c) Bundamba 1,858.30—2,088.00 AO4 13-6-06 178 ^BRM 25/06 Learning Support Coordinator (c) Various 1,858.00—2,088.00 AO4 19-6-06 178 Central Queensland Institute of TAFE— =*TAFE Manager Central Queensland TAFE Civil Central Qld or 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 10 61/06 Construction (c) Brisbane *TAFE 62/06 Workplace Training Officer (Engineering) (c) Rockhampton 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 10 TAFE Queensland Mining Services— *TAFE 60/06 Training Manager Mining (c) Various 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 10 Logan Institute of TAFE— /LIT 25/06 Community Engagement Officer Loganlea 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 178 !LIT 26/06 Business Development Officer (Community Loganlea 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 178 Services Kam Project) !•LIT Workplace Training Officer - Business and Justice Loganlea 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 178 27/06 (c) Gold Coast Institute of TAFE— Marketing and Business Development— GCIT 251/06 Graphic Designer Gold Coast 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 181 Southbank Institute of TAFE— #SBI 10/06 Faculty Administration Officer (2 positions) (e) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 126 éSBI 11/06 Workplace Training Officer - Nursing (e) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 126 Sunshine Coast Institute of TAFE— ©*SCT 21/06 Workforce Management Consultant Sunshine Coast 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 172 ©* SCT 22/06 Educational Program Manager (4 positions) (c) Sunshine Coast 2898.89 EAL3 13-6-06 172 ©*SCT 23/06 Faculty Administrator (c) Nambour 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 172 *©SCT Director, Product and Online Development (c) Sunshine Coast 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 172 24/06 * Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months. © A six month probationary period will apply. @ Position: Bundamba 1 Temporary until 30 June 2007. & Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary from 10-7-06 until 30-6-07 with possible extension. # 2 Positions: Brisbane 2 Temporary 5-6-06 until 29-6-07 with possible extension. é Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 29-6-07 with possible extension. 384 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ ^ Position: Over all Campuses 1 Temporary from 1-7-06 to 15-12-06 with possible extension. Please refer attached job description. + Applications will remain current for 3 months. ( Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months. / Position: Loganlea 1 Temporary 12 months with possibility of extension. Please refer to attached Job description. ! Please refer to attached Job description. • Position: Loganlea 1 Temporary 12 months with possibility of extension. £ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary start ASAP until the end of June 2007 with possible extension. = Position: Central Queensland or Brisbane 1 Temporary from date of duty for a period of 2 years. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Office of the Deputy Director General— Performance and Regulation— #DOE 11/06 Policy Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 10 # Note: Candidates should be aware only the first six pages will be taken into consideration, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Note.—Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs.qld.gov.au. Please send job applications via email to: [email protected] or post to Vacancy Processing Officer, Corporate Solutions Queensland, Recruitment Team EPA Group 2, P.O. Box 69, Brisbane, Qld, 4000, or deliver to Vacancy Processing Box, Floor 8, 15 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000. Note.—Applications for positions within the Environmental Protection Agency must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application. Corporate Development Division— Information Management Branch— IT Operations— *EN 180/06 Administrative Officer Brisbane 1,198.20—1,469.50 AO2 9-6-06 2 Environmental Operations— Central Region- Env Ops— *EN 192/06 Senior Environmental Officer (c) Gladstone 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 16-6-06 2 Northern Region - Env Ops— *EN 183/06 Principal Environmental Officer (c) Various 2,45390—2,643.70 PO4 9-6-06 2 *EN 191/06 District Manager (c) Mt Isa 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 16-6-06 2 Southern Region- Env Ops— *EN 185/06 Principal Investigator (c) Brisbane 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 9-6-06 2 *&EN 186/06 District Manager (c) Maryborough 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 9-6-06 2 Environmental Sciences Division— Coastal Sciences— *EN 199/06 Chief Engineer (c) Deagon 3,063.40—3,239.90 PO6 23-6-06 2 Greenhouse Sciences & Environmental Reporting Unit— *#EN 189/06 Program Manager (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 9-6-06 2 Parks Division— Central Region - Queensland Parks & Wildlife Services— Parks Services— *EN 188/06 Administration Officer Rockhampton 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 9-6-06 2 *EN 190/06 Team Leader Rockhampton 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 9-6-06 2 Policy Division— Strategic and Legal Policy Branch— EN 1074/06 Director (Strategic and Legal Policy) (c) (g)Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 9-6-06 2 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 385 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Northern Region- Queensland Parks & Wildlife Services— Wet Tropics District— *EN 194/06 Senior Ranger (c) Mossman 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 16-6-06 2 Planning Division— Planning Services Branch— *=EN 182/06 Project Manager (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 9-6-06 2 Policy Division— Economics— *EN 181/06 Policy Officer Brisbane 1,569.90—2,009.30 PO2 9-6-06 2 * Applications will remain current for 12 months. / Position: Gladstone or Rosslyn Bay 1 Temporary for a period of 9 months. = Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months. & A degree or higher qualification in a science discipline, engineering or law and a post graduate qualification would be highly regarded. # Possession of a degree from a recognised tertiary institution in relevant environmental or related fields (for example, Environmental Science, Natural Resources, Environmental Management, Environmental Planning, Environmental Studies, Environmental Law) and / or interdisciplinary or management postgraduate qualifications (eg. Public Sector Management, Public Policy, Master of Business Administration) would be highly desirable. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH The following positions are public service positions. A list of all permanent and long term temporary public health sector positions in Queensland Health can be found in the Queensland Health Services Bulletin at http://www.health.gov.au/careers or contact Goprint on 3246 3399 to arrange a subscription to a hardcopy version. Office of the Director-General— Assurance and Risk Advisory Services— @HL 264/06 Office Co-Ordinator (c) Brisbane 1,895.40—2,084.20 AO4 5-6-06 14 Audit and Operational Review Unit— @HL 262/06 Internal Auditor (Financial/ Compliance) (c) Brisbane 2,196.50—2,387.30 AO5 13-6-06 14 Executive Services— &/HL 267/06 Departmental Liaison Officer Brisbane 2,196.50—2,387.30 AO5 5-6-06 14 Division of the Chief Health Officer— HL 301/06 Executive Support Officer Brisbane 1,895.40—2,084.20 AO4 19-6-06 14 Population Health Branch— Cancer Screening Services Unit— Queensland Bowel Cancer Screening Program— =&HL 293/06 Senior Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,520.10—2,696.30 AO6 19-6-06 14 Corporate Services Division— Corporate Workplace Health and Safety Reform— $HL 289/06 Principal Occupational Health and Safety Officer Brisbane 2,820.10—3,023.70 AO7 5-6-06 14 Executive Director Corporate Services— Corporate Workplace Health and Safety Reform Unit— $HL 286/06 Principal Health and Safety Advisor (c) Brisbane 3,124.60—3,304.40 AO8 5-6-06 14 Executive Director Policy, Planning and Resourcing— Workforce Planning and Coordination— Workforce Analysis and Research— Data Analysis and Research— @HL 283/06 Principal Workforce Planning Officer (c) Brisbane 2,820.13—3,023.70 AO7 5-6-06 14 Workforce Design and Liaison— Mental Health Workforce— @HL 282/06 Principal Workforce Planning Officer (c) Brisbane 2,820.10—3,023.70 AO7 5-6-06 14 Public Health Workforce— @HL 284/06 Principal Workforce Planning Officer (c) Brisbane 2,820.10—3,023.70 AO7 5-6-06 14 386 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Policy Planning and Resourcing Division— Workforce Planning and Coordination Branch— Workforce Analysis and Research— *HL 281/06 Senior Workforce Planning Officer (c) Corporate Office 2,520.10—2,696.30 AO6 13-6-06 14 Workforce Planning & Co-ordination Branch— Medical Workforce Advice & Coordination Unit— Alert Doctors Strategy Team— @+HL 298/06 Senior Project Officer (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,520.10—2,696.30 AO6 1-6-06 14 @ Applications to remain current for 12 months. & Applications will remain current for 6 months. $ Applications will remain current for 3 months. / Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary position until 13-3-07. # Applications to remain current for 4 months. = Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until June 2009. Permanent appointment to a temporary position until June 2009. + 2 Positions: Brisbane Corporate Office 2 Temporary for a period of 18 months. QUEENSLAND NURSING COUNCIL Registration Program— QNC 4/06 Director, Registration Program (c) Brisbane City 3,063.40—3,239.90 PO6 12-6-06 80 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING Note.—Applicants can obtain Position Descriptions by e-mailing your request to [email protected] or by telephoning (07) 3238 3998. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing— Business Support— Performance, Planning and Data— *HO 98/06 Data Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 32 Client Services— Regional Services— HO 1070/06 Regional Director (c) Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 5-6-06 32 Brisbane Central Area Office— =*HO 107/06 Client Service Manager (c) Fortitude 1,076.80—1,170.35 AO5 19-6-06 32 Valley Brisbane South West Area Office— *HO 106/06 Housing Officer (c) Inala 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 32 Community Renewal— Renewal Systems— *HO 108/06 Business Administration Officer (c) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 32 Housing Finance— Financial Strategy and Performance— *HO 105/06 Financial Learning and Development Officer (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 32 Organisation Services and Strategy— New Information and Facilities Management— Business Support Services— *HO 103/06 Business Services Officer (Procurement) (c) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 32 Software Portfolio Group— *&HO 95/06 Principal IM Officer (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 32 Programs Development and Evaluation— *HO 100/06 Performance Measurement and Evaluation Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 32 Coordinator 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 387 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Property Portfolio Management— Business Management— Performance Management— *HO 104/06 Manager, Performance Management (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 13-6-06 32 Investment Delivery and Asset Management— HO 1080/06 Divisional Manager (c) (g)Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 13-6-06 32 Portfolio Development— HO 1083/06 Manager, Portfolio Development (c) (g)Brisbane 3,413.20—3,557.10 SO2 19-6-06 32 Portfolio Planning, Strategy and Standards— HO 1084/06 Manager, Portfolio Planning, Strategy and Brisbane 3,413.20—3,557.10 SO2 19-6-06 32 Standards (c) (g) Private Housing Support— Planning, Performance and System Integration— */ HO 102/06 Senior Housing Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,764.70—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 32 Policy and Product Development— *HO 101/06 Manager (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 13-6-06 32 Public Housing— Planning, Research and Performance— HO 1071/06 Manager, Planning Research and Performance (c) Brisbane 3,413.20—3,557.10 SO2 5-6-06 32 Strategic Policy— *$HO 97/06 Senior Policy Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 32 Research and Evaluation— *HO 94/06 Senior Evaluation Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 32 Renewal Delivery NQ— *HO 99/06 Manager Renewal Delivery NQ (c) Townsville 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 5-6-06 32 * Applications will remain current for 12 months and an order of merit process will apply to subsequent vacancies. & 2 Positions: Brisbane 1 Permanent; Brisbane 1 Temporary until 28th February 2008. $ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 31st December 2006. / Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June 2007. = Position: Fortitude Valley 1 part-Time Permanent. Part-Time 0.5 of position. DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Industrial Relations, should preferably include the original plus two copies of the complete applications. Division of Workplace Health and Safety— IR 46/06 Senior Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Mackay 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 10 Construction (c) Electrical Safety Office— &*IR 45/06 Senior Advisor, Community Engagement Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 10 Equipment Safety— *IR 44/06 Senior equipment Safety Advisor (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 10 Executive and Strategic Services— IR 41/06 Administration Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 10 Workplace Health and Safety Queensland— IR 42/06 Senior Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Townsville 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 10 (Construction) /IR 43/06 Principal Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Cairns 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 10 (Industrial) IR 47/06 Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Mackay 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 10 Construction (c) *IR 49/06 Principal Workplace Health & Safety Inspector - Toowoomba or 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 10 Investigations (c) Ipswich IR 51/06 Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Ipswich 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 10 (Construction) (c) 388 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ *IR 52/06 Principal Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Lutwyche 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 10 (Construction) IR 53/06 Principal Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Brisbane North 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 10 (Operations) *~IR 54/06 Workplace Health and Safety Inspector (2 Lutwyche 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 10 positions) *IR 55/06 Senior Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Lutwyche 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 10 (Construction) (2 positions) *IR 56/06 Senior Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Lutwyche 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 10 (Industrial) (2 positions) Regional Services— IR 50/06 Principal Workplace Health & Safety inspector Mt Gravatt 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 10 Operations South West Region— IR 48/06 Senior Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Ipswich 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 10 (Construction) (c) * Applications will remain current for 12 months. / Successful applicants must have, or be able to acquire, a current drivers licence. & Intrastate and interstate travel may be required. ~ 2 positions 1 x Construction; 1 x Industrial. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Justice and Attorney-General, should include the original, plus two copies of the complete applications. Alternatively, applicants can obtain position descriptions via the Internet: www.justice.qld.gov.au/jobs.htm Note.—A position description and an application form can be e-mailed by request. Follow the appropriate steps: Type [email protected] in the “To” field Type vacancy reference no.: i.e. J61/00 in the “Subject” field Click on “Send”. Crown Law— Commercial & Infrastructure Branch— Commercial & Corporate Governance Team— †&J 138/06 Principal Lawyer (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 PO6 5-6-06 15 Practice Management Branch— Marketing & Communications— ?*$J 154/06 Communications Officer (Publications) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 15 Public Law Branch— Advocacy Team— †J 137/06 Principal Lawyer (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 PO6 5-6-06 15 Justice Administration— Magistrates Courts Branch— *?‡J 146/06 Administrative Officer Bundaberg 897.90—1,469.50 AO1/AO2 5-6-06 15 )J 159/06 Training Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 15 Guardianship and Administration Tribunal— (£J 157/06 Registry Officer - Hearing Support Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 15 State Reporting Bureau— Reporting Operations— •J 141/06 Group Co-ordinator Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 15 Legal Aid Queensland— =J 158/06 Client Information Officer (c) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 16-6-06 15 Legal & Corporate Services Division— Information & Communications Technology Branch— Operational Services Branch— ~J 147/06 Senior Computer Systems Officer (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 12-6-06 15 Office of the Director-General— Internal Audit Unit— ‡*/J 152/06 Senior Internal Auditor (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 15 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 389 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Office of the Chief Information Officer— (J 153/06 Project Quality Assurance Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 15 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions— †J 136/06 Senior Crown Prosecutor (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 PO6 29-5-06 15 ?#*^J 145/06 Legal Officer (c) Cairns 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 5-6-06 15 Research and Executive Services Division— Corporate Governance Branch— J 161/06 Director (c) Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 26-6-06 15 Strategic Policy— )J 160/06 Senior Legal Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 PO5 19-6-06 15 ? The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. Intrastate travel may be required. ^ Part-Time/ Job Share employment is not an option. * Applications to remain current for 12 months. † Applications to remain current for 12 months. Part-Time / Job Share employment is not an option. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. Intrastate travel may be required. # A criminal history check will be conducted on the recommended person for this job. & There are 2 positions available. • Part-Time / Job Share employment is an option. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. Applications are to remain open for a period of 6 months. ‡ Part-Time / Job Share employment is an option. A drivers licence is desirable. + Transfer at level applications from staff within the Magistrates Courts Branch will be considered first. A drivers licence is essential. ~ It is necessary to obtain a criminal history report on the recommended person for this position due to the nature of the duties to be performed. Applications to remain current for 12 months. Part-Time/ Job Share employment is an option. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. A drivers licence is desirable. Intrastate may be required. Previous applicants need to re-apply. / Intrastate travel may be required. For further details please refer to the Position Description. ( It is a necessary to obtain a criminal history report on the recommended person for this position due to the nature of the duties to be performed. Applications to remain current for 12 months. Part-Time/ Job Share employment is an option. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. A drivers license is desirable. intrastate travel may be required. $ People from diverse backgrounds including non-English speaking backgrounds with a disability, women and Indigenous people are encouraged to apply. Part-Time/ Job Share employment is not an option. £ Previously advertised as J 188/05. Previous applicants need to re-apply. = Position: Brisbane multiple Part-Time Casual. New permanent appointees to positions within Legal Aid Queensland are on six months probation. ) People from diverse backgrounds including non-English speaking backgrounds, with a disability, women and Indigenous people are encouraged to apply. Applications to remain current for 12 months. Part-Time/ Job Share employment is an option. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. A drivers license is essential. Intrastate travel may be required. 390 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ PARTNERONE Business Development & Administrative Services Division— PONE 30/06 Principal Finance Officer (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 15 Financial Services Division— Policy and Procedures Unit— =PONE 35/06 Principal Finance Officer (Policy & Procedures) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 26-6-06 15 (c) Regional Services Division— $PONE 31/06 Human Resource Officer Smithfield 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 15 !PONE 32/06 Administration Officer (Human Resources) Smithfield 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 15 /PONE 33/06 Administration Officer (Human Resources) (c) Rockhampton 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 15 ~PONE 34/06 Administration Officer (Human Resources) (c) Townsville 785.75—876.30 AO3 26-6-06 15 & Part-Time employment is not an option for these positions. Applications will remain open for 6 months. Possession of a drivers licence is desirable. Intrastate travel may be required. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. $ Position: Smithfield 1 Temporary for a period of 6 months commencing June 2006. Temporary for a period of 6 months commencing June 2006. Part-Time employment is not an option for this position. Applications are to remain open for six months. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal hours. A drivers licence is required. Intrastate travel may be required. ! Applications are to remain open for six months, the incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. A drivers licence is required. Intrastate travel may be required. / Part-Time employment is not an option for this position. Applications are to remain open for six months. The incumbent may be required to work hours outside the normal work hours. A drivers licence is required. Intrastate travel may be required ~ Position: Townsville 1 Part-Time permanent. Applications are to remain open for six months. = Part-Time employment is not an option for this position. DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING, SPORT AND RECREATION Note: Phone enquiries for position descriptions may be made only during the business hours of 8.30am to 5pm. Note.—All intending applicants should obtain a Departmental Application Form. Corporate and Executive Services Office for Women— Legal and Administrative Review Services— #LGPS 72/06 Legal Officer (c) Brisbane 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 13-6-06 28A Ministerial and Executive Services— Cabinet and Legislation Services— LGPS 73/06 Cabinet Legislation and Liaison Officer Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 28A Local Government Collaboration— Local Government Funding— *>LGPS 65/06 Program Officer (c) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 28A Governance and Capacity Building Branch— Capacity Building Team— *LGPS 71/06 Principal Project Manager (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 28A Office for Women— Program Delivery— *@LGPS 64/06 Regional Coordinator (9 positions) (c) Various 1,235.50—1,321.85 AO6 5-6-06 28A LGPS 79/06 Principal Program Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 28A 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 391 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Queensland Academy of Sport— Athlete & Coach Support Services— <*LGPS 66/06 Strength and Conditioning Coach Townsville 1.00 Various 5-6-06 28A Sport and Recreation Queensland— Policy, Planning & Development— */LGPS 61/06 Senior Industry Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 28A Service Delivery— +LGPS 75/06 Executive Support Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 28A Far North Queensland Regional Office— ^=LGPS 74/06 Senior Indigenous Adviser (c) Cairns 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 26-6-06 28A South West Region— ^(LGPS 67/06 Advisor (Indigenous) (c) Toowoomba 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 28A Sport and Recreation Business Development— Business Development and Advice Unit— LGPS 68/06 Senior Venue and Event Analyst (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 13-6-06 28A LGPS 70/06 Principal Business and Asset Development Officer Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 28A (c) Tennyson Riverside Development— LGPS 69/06 Principal Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 28A Sustainable Planning Division— Building Codes Queensland— Building & Plumbing Codes— *%LGPS 78/06 Advisor (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 28A North Queensland Planning Branch— LGPS 62/06 Planner - Statutory Planning (c) Mackay 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 9-5-06 28A LGPS 63/06 Planner - Statutory Planning (c) Cairns 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 9-6-06 28A Western & Central Queensland Planning Branch— )LGPS 76/06 Special Projects Officer Brisbane 1,144.10—1,226.77 AO7 19-6-06 28A $LGPS 77/06 Senior Planner Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 28A * Applications will remain current for 12 months. & 5 Positions: Tallebudgera 5 Part-Time Casual. Remuneration: $20.67 to $22.70 per hour plus 23% casual loading. ~ Position: Maryborough 1 Temporary until 8 September 2006 with possibility of extension. ^ The recommended person for this position will be subject to a criminal history check. / Both full-time and Part-Time applications will be considered. @ 9 Positions: Various 9 Part-Time permanent 0.5 FTE, 36.25 per fortnight. Positions available in Cairns, Townsville. Mackay, Rockhampton, Maryborough, Toowoomba, Rodina and Ipswich. > Postions: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 3 October 2007 with possibility of extension. < Position: Townsville 1 Temporary until 30 June 2008. ( Please see attached guidelines in the position description for further information. # Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 6 months with the possibility of extension. = Previous advertised as LGPS 193/05. Previous applicants will need to re-apply to be considered. + Previously advertised as LGPS 240/06. Previous applicants will need to re-apply to be considered. ) Position: Brisbane 1 Part-Time Temporary until 30-6-07 with possibility of extension. $ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 31-3-07 with possibility of extension. % Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for up to 3 years with possibility of extension. 392 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ DEPARTMENT OF MAIN ROADS Note.—Applications for positions within Main Roads must include the original plus two copies of the complete application for each position applied for. Central Queensland Region— Central Highlands District— =*$MR 300/06 Engineer (c) Emerald 2,152.50—2,348.40 PO3 13-6-06 20 *~MR 331/06 Project Officer Emerald 1,897.40—2,084.10 AO4 19-6-06 20 Central West District— *~MR 329/06 Project Officer (Project Support) (c) Barcaldine 1,897.40—2,084.10 AO4 26-6-06 20 South East Queensland Region— Metropolitan District— *$MR 292/06 Program Coordinator (c) Brisbane 2,195.50—2,384.10 AO5 6-6-06 20 $*MR 293/06 Program Coordinator (c) Brisbane 2,195.50—2,384.10 AO5 6-6-06 20 *$MR 294/06 Program Coordinator (c) Brisbane 2,195.50—2,384.10 AO5 6-6-06 20 *$MR 295/06 Principal Town Planner (c) Brisbane 2,812.70—3,014.50 PO5 6-6-06 20 *$MR 301/06 Business Support Officer (Executive Support) (c) Brisbane 1,607.90—1,791.00 AO3 13-6-06 20 *MR 317/06 Manager (Traffic Operations) (b) (c) (g)Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 20-6-06 20 North Coast Hinterland District— *$MR 281/06 Engineer (3 positions) (c) Gympie 2,152.50—2,348.40 PO3 6-6-06 20 *MR 318/06 Manager (Transport Planning) (b) (c) (g) Gympie 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 20-6-06 20 *MR 319/06 Manager (Infrastructure Delivery) (b) (c) (g) Gympie 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 20-6-06 20 *MR 321/06 Manager (Traffic Operations) (b) (c) (g) Mooloolaba 3,413.20—3,557.10 SO2 20-6-06 20 South Coast Hinterland District— *MR 327/06 Information Systems Support Officer Nerang 1,607.90—1,791.00 AO3 19-6-06 20 *MR 322/06 Manager (Infrastructure Delivery) (b) (c) (g) Nerang 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 20-6-06 20 *MR 325/06 Manager (Transport Planning) (b) (c) (g) Nerang 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 20-6-06 20 *MR 332/06 Manager (Traffic Operations) (b) (c) (g) Nerang 3,413.20—3,557.10 SO2 20-6-06 20 ^$MR 341/06 Environmental Officer (e) Nerang 2,152.50—2,348.40 PO3 27-6-06 20 Southern Queensland Region— South Western District— MR 320/06 Contracts Inspector Roma 1,603.10—1,855.30 CW10-CW14 13-6-06 20 Wide Bay District— *MR 337/06 Business Support Officer (Project Administration) Bundaberg 1,607.90—1,791.00 AO3 20-6-06 20 (3 positions) (c) North Queensland Region— North Western District— *#MR 324/06 Cultural Heritage & Native Title Liaison Officer Cloncurry 1,897.40—2,084.10 AO4 19-6-06 20 *#MR 326/06 Project Manager (Preconstruction) Cloncurry 2,384.10—2,594.70 TO5 19-6-06 20 Penisula District— *MR 335/06 Senior Technical Officer (ITS) (c) Cairns 2,152.50—2,289.50 TO4 20-6-06 20 North Western— Directorate— $/MR 310/06 District Director (North Western) (b) (f) (g) Cloncurry 3,999.40—4,172.10 Sct70 13-6-06 20 Corporate Services Group— Executive & Cabinet Services— *MR 338/06 Government Business Officer (c) Brisbane 1,607.90—1,791.00 AO3 20-6-06 20 RoadTek Group— RoadTek Consulting— %$MR 291/06 Project Coordinator (Engineering Surveys) (c) Cairns 2,152.50—2,289.50 TO4 6-6-06 20 $MR 297/06 Geotechnical Engineer (c) Cairns 2,812.70—3,014.50 PO5 6-6-06 20 RoadTek Support Services— *MR 289/06 Temporary Infrastructure Coordinator (c) Brisbane 1,607.90—1,791.00 AO3 6-6-06 20 $MR 305/06 Project Officer (Safety & Risk Management) (c) Brisbane 1,897.40—2,084.10 AO4 6-6-06 20 MR 334/06 Systems Manager (c) South East Qld 2,516.00—2,690.20 AO6 20-6-06 20 RoadTek Asset Services (North) — >*MR 290/06 Workplace Trainer (Civil) (c) Cloncurry 1,726.60—1,897.40 OO5 6-6-06 20 *&MR 302/06 Senior Project Manager (c) Emerald 4,104.30—4,407.95 AO7 6-6-06 20 %*MR 303/06 Project Manager (Engineering) (c) Rockhampton 2,498.80—2,690.20 PO4 6-6-06 20 *%$MR 304/06 Senior Project Manager (c) Townsville 2,516.00—2,690.20 AO6 6-6-06 20 *$MR 306/06 Senior Project Manager (c) Rockhampton 2,812.70—3,014.50 AO7 6-6-06 20 *$+MR 308/06 Senior Project Manager (c) - 2,812.70—3,014.50 PO5 6-6-06 20 %$MR 298/06 Project Engineer (2 positions) (c) Rockhampton 1,606.20—2,050.00 PO2 6-6-06 20 $MR 314/06 Project Administration Officer (Costing) Townsville 1,607.90—1,791.00 AO3 13-6-06 20 RoadTek Asset Services (South) — (MR 328/06 Project Manager (Engineering)Bundaberg 2,498.80—2,670.20 PO4 19-6-06 20 (MR 330/06 Project Manager (Engineering)Bundaberg 2,152.50—2,348.40 PO3 19-6-06 20 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 393 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Road System & Engineering Group— $MR 313/06 Pavements Materials & Geotechnical Technologist Herston 1,897.40—2,050.00 TO3 13-6-06 20 (PM & G) $MR 315/06 Pavements Materials & Geotechnical Technologist Herston 1,897.40—2,050.00 TO3 13-6-06 20 (PM & G) Capability and Development Division— *MR 340/06 Principal Advisor (Estimating) (c) Brisbane 3,114.10—3,292.10 AO8 27-6-06 20 Pavements Materials & Geotechnical— $MR 316/06 Snr Pavements Materials & Geotechnical Officer Herston 1,980.20—2,084.10 OO6 13-6-06 20 $MR 333/06 Snr Technologist (Granular Seal & Surveillance) Herston 2,384.10—2,594.70 TO5 13-6-06 20 Road Network Management Division— *MR 339/06 Policy Officer (c) Brisbane 2,195.50—2,384.10 AO5 26-6-06 20 Structures Division— $MR 283/06 Senior Design Drafter (c) Brisbane 1,897.40—2,050.00 TO3 6-6-06 20 $MR 285/06 Design Drafter (c) Brisbane 1,513.40—1,791.00 TO2 6-6-06 20 $MR 286/06 Design Drafter (c) Brisbane 1,513.40—1,791.00 TO2 6-6-06 20 $MR 288/06 Senior Design Drafter (c) Brisbane 1,897.40—2,050.00 TO3 6-6-06 20 Traffic & Road Use Management Division— $MR 299/06 Executive Secretary (c) Spring Hill 1,607.90—1,791.00 AO3 6-6-06 20 MR 336/06 Principal Engineer (Heavy Vehicle Access) (c) Brisbane 2,812.70—3,014.50 PO5 20-6-06 20 Strategic Planning & Development— Organisational Capability & Development— MR 309/06 Project Officer (Organisational Capability) (c) Brisbane 1,897.40—2,084.10 AO4 6-6-06 20 Strategy & Governance— *$MR 307/06 Advisor (Business & Information) (c) Brisbane 2,195.50—2,384.10 AO5 6-6-06 20 Strategic Policy and Development Group— Organisational Capability— $MR 312/06 Senior Advisor (Organisational Capability) (c) Brisbane 2,516.00—2,690.20 AO6 13-6-06 20 *$MR 323/06 Senior Advisor (c) Brisbane 2,812.70—3,014.50 AO7 19-6-06 20 Traffic & Road Use Management Division— Heavy Vehicle Management— $MR 311/06 Advisor (Intelligent Access Program) (c) Brisbane 2,195.50—2,384.10 AO5 6-6-06 20 * Applications will remain current for 12 months. $ Please see Additional Information for more details and how to apply. % This position is primary field-based and is subject to the conditions of Directive 08/03. The incumbent is required to work 38 hours per week. > This is an Employees of Queensland Government Departments (other than Public Servants) Award position - Public Service conditions do not apply. Please see additional information on how to apply. = Rural and Remote Area Incentive Scheme. The appointee may be eligible for incentives as detailed int he Rural and Remote Area Incentive Scheme (RRAIS) outlined in the department’s Enterprise Development Agreement (EDA6). Guaranteed at level transfer to a major provincial or coastal centre, after 3 years service is Western regional area. & This position is primarily field-based and is subject tot he conditions of Directive 08/03. The incumbent is required to work 38 hours per week plus overtime. The appointee may be eligible for incentives as detailed int he Rural and Remote Area Incentive Scheme (RRAIS) outlined int he department’s Enterprise Development Agreement (EDA6). + This position is primarily office-based. The incumbent is required to work 36.25 hours per week. / This position is offered on a contract basis for up to three years. The remuneration package includes private use of a fully maintained government vehicle, employer superannuation payment and leave loading and reimbursement of electricity expenses. # Guaranteed at level transfer to a major provincial or coastal centre, after 3 years service in Cloncurry. The appointee may be eligible for additional incentives as detailed in the Rural and Remote Area Incentive Scheme outlined in the department’s Enterprise Development Agreement (EDA 6). ( This is a 38hr field based position. ~ The appointee may be eligible for additional incentives as detailed in the Rural and Remote Area Incentive Scheme outlined in the department’s Enterprise Development Agreement (EDA 6). ^ Position: Nerang 1 Temporary from 21-8-06 to 21-4-07. This position is on a temporary basis from 21-8-06 to 21-4-07, unless otherwise determined. 394 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND WATER Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Natural Resources and Mines and must include the original plus two copies of the complete application for each position applied for. Office of The Director-General Strategic Policy and Legal— Corporate Services— Business Improvement— @NRM 4265 Senior Advisor (e) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 89 Human Resource Services— NRM 4254 Director (h) (c) Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 19-6-06 89 Land Science and Regions Central West Region— Business Services— $£NRM 4221 Workplace Health and Safety Officer (c) Central West 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 89 Region Landscapes and Community Services— Catchment and Regional Planning— $!NRM 4243 Administration Officer (e) Rockhampton 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 89 Regional Compliance Team— $NRM 4223 Regional Investigator Rockhampton 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 89 Land Information & Titles— Land Information— Land information Services— Survey Infrastructure Services— $NRM 4259 Senior Spatial Information Officer Woolloongabba 2,110.90—2,246.80 TO4 19-6-06 89 Titles Registration— Nambour Registration Office— $NRM 4247 Land Officer Nambour 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 89 Land Management & Use— State Land Asset Management— f$NRM 4250 Senior Business Manager (e) Woolloongabba 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 89 State Valuation Services— éNRM 4232 Systems Officer (e) Woolloongabba 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 13-6-06 89 Indigenous Services— Native Title & Indigenous Land Services— Claim Resolution— xNRM 4229 Native Title Research Officer (e) Woolloongabba 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 89 Information Policy— ©NRM 4225 Senior Advisor (e) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 89 Forest Products— Operations— Cypress Forest Management Area— $NRM 4261 Manager (c) Dalby 3,096.40—3,274.50 FO8 19-6-06 89 Roma District— $NRM 4263 Forest Manager (c) Roma 2,497.40—2,672.00 FO6 19-6-06 89 North Forest Management Area— $NRM 4260 Manager (c) Atherton 2,497.40—2,674.00 FO6 19-6-06 89 Water Services— Water Planning— $NRM 4241 Project Officer (Water Monitoring Mackay 1,569.90—2,009.30 PO2 13-6-06 89 Information) (c) Information Policy— NRM 4239 Principal Advisor (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 89 Natural Resource Sciences— Resource Condition & Trend— Land & Environment Assessment— •NRM 4226 Land Resources Officer (e) Indooroopilly 1,569.90—2,009.30 PO2 5-6-06 89 Resource Processes— Pest Management Research— $NRM 4237 Administration Officer Sherwood 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 89 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 395 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Water Assessment— $NRM 4219 Principal Scientist (c) Indooroopilly 2,764.90—2,964.70 PO5 5-6-06 89 Water Quality and Monitoring— ?=$NRM 4217 Scientist (c) (e) Indooroopilly 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 5-6-06 89 $NRM 4220 Senior Scientist (Modelling) (c) Indooroopilly 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 5-6-06 89 North Region— #$NRM 4255 Senior Technological Officer (Ground Water Bundaberg 2,110.90—2,246.80 TO4 19-6-06 89 Hydrology) (e) Land and Vegetation Services— Vegetation Management and Use— *+NRM 4266 Extension Officer (e) North Region 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 89 Regional Cultural Heritage Team— NRM 4216 Regional Manager (Indigenous Services) (c) Cairns or 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 5-6-06 89 Townsville South East Region— Planning and Development— Planning and Environment— $NRM 4224 Project Officer Bundaberg 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 5-6-06 89 $(NRM 4230 Land Administration Officer (e) Beenleigh 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 89 Mines— $NRM 4257 Inspector of Explosives (c) Woolloongabba 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 89 Water Services— $~NRM 4258 Training Officer (c) Woolloongabba 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 89 or Bundaberg Water Services— Water Management and Use— ®$NRM 4228 Project Support Officer (Metering) (c) (e) Toowoomba 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 89 South— $NRM 4246 Project Officer (Water Monitoring Information) (c) Woolloongabba 1,569.90—2,009.30 PO2 13-6-06 89 South West Region— Land Management and Use— s$NRM 4222 Senior Land Officer Various 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 89 Water Services— Water Management & Use— $NRM 4242 Natural Resource Officer (c) Charleville 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 89 Mining and Petroleum Industry Development— Exploration and Industry Support— $NRM 4231 Administration Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 89 Policy and Resource Strategy— Land Access— Merlin Support— $NRM 4248 Senior Systems Support Consultant Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 89 SIMTARS— Safety Training Centre— $NRM 4244 Training Coordinator Redbank 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 89 Water and Sustainable Landscapes Community Partnerships— %$NRM 4240 Principal Project Officer (Communications) (e) Brisbane 1,658.94—1,778.82 AO7 13-6-06 89 Vegetation Management— /NRM 4234 Principal Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 89 $NRM 4245 Policy Officer Brisbane 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 13-6-06 89 Water Industry Regulation— Infrastructure & Urban Water Policy— $NRM 4262 Principal Policy Officer (Policy & Legislation) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 89 Water Planning— %NRM 4249 Administration Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 89 Water Economics— $NRM 4233 Senior Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 13-6-06 89 $NRM 4264 Policy Officer (Economic & Social Assessment) Brisbane 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 89 (c) $Applications will remain current for a period of twelve (12) months for future vacancies. 396 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ ! Temporary position until 30 June 2007. / Two (2) positions available. & Temporary position until 25 May 2007. = Temporary position until 11 December 2006. ? Previously advertised as EOI 4036, previous applicants need to re-apply. • Temporary position until 30 December 2007. £ Location to be negotiated within the Central West Region. © Temporary position until 22 December 2006, with the possibility of extension. s Three positions available - 1 each in Toowoomba Roma & Warwick. x Two temporary positions available until 11 June 2007. ® Temporary position until 30 June 2008. é Temporary position for three (3) years. % This position is temporary part time (43.5 hours per fortnight) until 30 June 2008. ( Temporary position until 12 February 2007. f Temporary position for two (2) years with the possibility of extension. + Location of position to be negotiated within the north region. # Temporary position until 29 June 2007. @ Temporary position until 1 July 2007. * Temporary position until 30 April 2007, with a possibility of an extension. ~ Location of position to be negotiated between Woolloongabba and Bundaberg. CORPORATELINK Business Development— Client Relationships— $CLK 4236 Principal Consultant Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 89 Consultancy Services— Business Services— Procurement Services— $CLK 4256 Administration Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 89 Finance Services— Financial Accounting & Taxation— Taxation— $CLK 4215 Finance Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 89 $ Applications will remain current for a period of twelve (12) months for future vacancies. DEPARTMENT OF POLICE Queensland Police Service Administration Division— PO 217/06 Training Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 138 PO 218/06 Administration Officer (Education and Training)Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 138 PO 226/06 Project Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 138 Central Region— PO 219/06 Senior Technical Officer (c) Mackay 1,967.55 C2 5-6-06 139 Ethical Standards Command— ^@PO 216/06 Senior Internal Auditor (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 138 PO 227/06 Senior Research and Evaluation Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 138 PO 228/06 Research and Evaluation Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 138 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 397 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Information Management Division— #$ PO 214/06 Coordinator (Offender Management) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 138 PO 220/06 Principal Information Technology Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 138 Finance Division— PO 222/06 Accounting Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 138 */PO 229/06 Principal Staff Development Officer (c) Oxley 2,764.90—2,964.70 PO5 19-6-06 138 Operations Support Command— !PO 213/06 Communications Room Operator (c) Brisbane 1,498.90—1,645.60 OO4 5-6-06 145 #^PO 215/06 Project Officer (Evaluation) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 145 State Crime Operations Command— PO 221/06 Training Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 148 Northern Region— PO 223/06 Prosecutor (c) Townsville 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 13-6-06 144 Far Northern Region— PO 225/06 Prosecutor Cairns 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 140 Metropolitan North Region— &#PO 321/06 Roster Clerk Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 141 #~PO 232/06 Police Liaison Officer Brisbane 1,337.10—1,431.70 OO3 19-6-06 141 North Coast Region— PO 224/06 Communications Room Operator Maroochydore 1,496.90—1,645.60 OO4 19-6-06 143 South Eastern Region— PO 230/06 Occupational Health and Safety Co-ordinator Surfers Paradise 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 146 ! There is more than one position available. # If selected, Public Service Officers from other agencies will be seconded for the period concerned, subject to agreement and release by the home agency. $ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a specific period of up to 12 months. ^ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a specific period until 30 November 2006. @ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a specific period until 31 March 2007. / Position: Oxley 1 Temporary. This is a temporary position for a specific period until 31-12-06. & Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary. This is a temporary vacancy for a specific period of 6 months from date of duty. ~ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary. This is a temporary position for a specific period of 6 months from date of duty, with a possibility of extension beyond this period. Initial placement will be at Indooroopilly. The 001 rate if pay ($19,846-30,616 p.a) applies if under 21 years of age. DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET Governance Division— Multicultural Affairs— *PR 21/06 Manager, Community Relations (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 13-6-06 24 Security Planning and Coordination— PR 18/06 Principal Advisor Policy and Implementation Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 24 PR 19/06 Program Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 24 PR 20/06 Senior Programs Advisor Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 24 State Affairs— Constitutional and Administrative Law Services— Ministerial Correspondence Unit— $PR 16/06 Senior Information Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 24 Protocol Queensland— *PR 22/06 Functions and Protocol Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 24 398 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Policy Division— Reef Water Quality Protection Plan Secretariat— /PR 17/06 Principal Policy Officer (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 5-6-06 24 * Applications will remain current for 12 months. $ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 29 June 2007. / Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months. THE COORDINATOR-GENERAL NIL THIS WEEK QUEENSLAND OMBUDSMAN Office of the Queensland Ombudsman— &OMB 2/06 Administrative officer (Part-Time) Brisbane 718.92—881.70 AO2 23-6-06 33 & Position: Brisbane 1 Part-Time Permanent DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND FISHERIES Biosecurity Plant Biosecurity— National Citrus Canker Eradication Program— Surveillance & Tracing— $•DPIF 2777 Administration & Data Entry Officer (e) Emerald 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 70 South Region— Animal Biosecurity Laboratories— $> DPIF 2759/06 Scientific Assistant (c) (e) Toowoomba 599.10—657.75 OO2 13-6-06 70 North Region— Animal Biosecurity Laboratories— !$DPIF 1757 Laboratory Technician Townsville 590.36—701.04 TO2 13-6-06 70 £$DPIF 2770 Senior Veterinary Officer (c) (e) Malanda 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 19-6-06 70 £$DPIF 2771 Veterinary officer (c) (e) Townsville 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 70 £$DPIF 2772 District Inspector (Biosecurity) (c) (e) Malanda 1,858.30—2,009.30 TO3 19-6-06 70 £*$DPIF 2773 Senior Inspector (Biosecurity) (c) (e) Mareeba & 2,110.90—2,246.80 TO4 19-6-06 70 Sth Johnstone Corporate Capability Information & Communication Services— IT Operations— $DPIF 2755 Computer Systems Officer Brisbane 1,475.90—1,752.60 TO2 5-6-06 70 Delivery Animal Science— Profitable Aquaculture Systems— $?DPIF 2774 Fisheries Technician (e) Bribie Island 1,475.90—1,752.60 TO2 19-6-06 70 Profitable Dairy, Pork & Poultry Systems— $+)DPIF 2761 Technical Officer (e) Alexandra 1,475.90—1,752.60 TO2 13-6-06 70 Hills Sustainable Grazing Systems— $@~‡DPIF Extension Officer (Grazing Land Management) Mareeba & Mt 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 19-6-06 70 2775 (c) (e) Isa Delivery Directorate— $/DPIF 2739 Principal Project Officer (e) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 70 $/DPIF 2740 Senior Project Officer (e) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 70 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 399 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Horticulture & Forestry Science— Product Innovation— Lifestyle Products & Services— $DPIF 2763 Team Leader (Lifestyle Products & Services) (c) Redlands 2,764.90—2,964.70 PO5 19-6-06 70 Supply Chain Solutions— Supply Chain Innovation— &$DPIF 2758 Research Horticulturist (e) Maroochydore 1,569.90—2,009.30 PO2 13-6-06 70 R&D Coordination— DPIF 2769 General Manager (c) Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 19-6-06 70 Regional Delivery— South Region— Regional Corporate Capabilities— Research Stations & Facilities— =$^DPIF 2764 Farmland (c) (e) Applethorpe 1,198.20—1,315.50 OO2 19-6-06 70 South-East Region— Regional Corporate Capabilities— Conference Centres— #$DPIF 2753 Gardener (e) Bribie Island 1,198.20—1,315.50 OO2 5-6-06 70 West Region— Regional Corporate Capabilities— $DPIF 2754 Administrative Officer (c) Longreach 1,198.20—1,469.50 AO2 5-6-06 70 Industry Development Industry and Investment— Industry Development and Adjustment— +$DPIF 2747 Senior Project Officer/ Farmbis Networker (c) (e) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 70 Strategic Policy— $DPIF 2776 Senior Policy Officer (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 70 Policy Coordination & Development— $DPIF 2767 Senior Policy Officer Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 70 Fisheries Fisheries Policy and Sustainability— Assessment and Monitoring— Log Books— $DPIF 2750 Fisheries Scientist Brisbane 1,569.90—2,009.30 PO2 5-6-06 70 %$DPIF 2768 Fisheries Observer (c) (e) Cairns 1,498.80—1,645.60 OO4 19-6-06 70 Resource Protection— Fisheries Vessel & Quota Monitoring Services— Quota Monitoring Unit— $DPIF 2760 Manager (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 70 Office of the Director General NIL THIS WEEK DPI Forestry Operations— Plantation & Forest Management Services— =$FO 2765 Overseer Hardwood Operations (c) Gayndah 1,470.00 FW42 19-6-06 70 $=FO 2766 Overseer Hardwood Operations (c) Wondai 1,470.00 FW42 19-6-06 70 South East Exotic— Beerburrum— $FO 2762 Forestry Ranger Production & Training Beerburrum 1,878.20—2,065.30 FO4 13-6-06 70 $ Applications will remain current for a period of twelve (12) months for future vacancies. # Temporary position until 30 June 2009. / Temporary position until 30 March 2010. ! This is a Part-Time position working 29 hours a fortnight (40%). & Temporary position until 30 November 2006. > Temporary position until 30 April 2007. + Temporary position until 30 June 2008. 400 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ ) Previously advertised as DPIF 2724; previous applicants need not reapply. = This is a wage position based on 76 hours per fortnight. ^ Temporary position until 1 July 2009. % Temporary position until 31 December 2007. * Two (2) positions available, one located in Mareeba and one in South Johnstone. £ Temporary position until 30 June 2007. ? Temporary position until 25 June 2009. @ Previously advertised as DPIF 2721; previous applicants need not reapply. ~ Two (2) positions available, one located in Mt Isa and in Mareeba. • Temporary position until 31 January 2009. ‡ Temporary positions until 31 January 2008. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Architectural Practice Academy— *$GR 30/06 Head of Practice (c) Brisbane 3,092.60—3,270.40 PO6 13-6-06 55 Corporate— Governance & Review— *GR 26/06 Principal Advisor Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 5-6-06 55 *GR 27/06 Executive Support Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 55 Governance and Review— Audit Operations— *GR 29/06 Senior Internal Auditor Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 55 Government ICT— *GR 28/06 Principal Executive Officer Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 55 Office of Assistant Director General— Project Management Office— GR 31/06 Principal Project Officer Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 55 Office of Government ICT— #GR 32/06 Principal Project Officer - Information Security Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-09 55 CITEC Note.—Applications for positions within CITEC must include three copies of the complete application. CITEC has its own Agreement under the Enterprise Bargaining process and accordingly any engagement would be on a 38 hour week basis. Applicants can obtain CITEC Position Descriptions by telephoning (07) 3224 4993, or via the Internet: www.citec.com.au Chief Information Office— *CI 54/06 Corporate IT Manager Brisbane 3,081.90—3,262.00 AO8 5-6-06 44 GoPrint NIL THIS WEEK QBuild Note.—Applications for positions within QBuild must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application. Brisbane City Region— *QB 104/06 Maintenance Planner Milton 2,176.70—2,283.40 OO7 5-6-06 50 Darling Downs Region— */QB 106/06 Regional Human Resources Manager Toowoomba 2,188.70—2,378.40 AO5 5-6-06 50 Financial Services— QB 1077/06 Financial Controller (c) (g)Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 13-6-06 50 Procurement Services— Maintenance Contracts Branch— *QB 105/06 Contract Services Officer Brisbane 1,888.50—2,076.80 AO4 5-6-06 50 Wide Bay Burnett Region— *QB 79/06 Finance Manager Maryborough 2,511.00—2,686.80 AO6 5-6-06 50 *QB Regional Support Officer Maryborough 1,597.30—1,824.10 AO3 19-6-06 50 108/06 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 401 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Queensland State Archives Business Services & Planning— *>SA 3/06 Senior Project Officer Runcorn 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 61 Office of Government ICT Note.—Applications for positions within Government ICT, must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application. POSITIONS—NIL Project Services Note.—Applications for positions within Project Services, must include the original, plus two copies of the complete applications. Housing Portfolio— *PS 29/06 Senior Property Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,495.50—2,669.60 AO6 19-6-06 55 Project Services— Property Services— *PS 25/06 Senior Planning Officer Brisbane 2,478.40—2,669.60 PO4 13-6-06 48 *PS 26/06 Planning Officer Brisbane 2,110.90—2,305.10 PO3 13-6-06 48 Professional Services— *PS 23/06 Environmental Engineer Brisbane 2,132.70—2,328.20 PO3 5-6-06 48 *PS 27/06 Principal Electrical Services Officer Brisbane 2,364.10—2,574.20 TO5 19-6-06 55 *PS 28/06 CAD Administration Officer Brisbane 1,589.60—1,772.20 AO3 19-6-06 55 *PS 30/06 Principal Mechanical Services Officer Brisbane 2,364.10—2,574.20 TO5 19-6-06 55 Regional Offices— South West Queensland— *PS 24/06 Regional Manager Toowoomba 3,092.60—3,270.40 PO6 5-6-06 48 SDS—Sales and Distribution Services Business Development— *@SDS 14/06 Senior Account Manager (c) Woolloongabba 2,528.50—2,708.20 AO6 19-6-06 56 Service Group— SDS Corporate— SDS Finance— *SDS 12/06 Manager, Finance Zillmere 2,834.70—3,042.90 AO7 13-6-06 56 * Applications are to remain current for a period of up to 12 months. & Applicants are required to submit a statement (up to 3 pages in total), that demonstrates your ability for the position and relates directly to the role and selection criteria as outlined in the position description. / Position: Toowoomba 1 Temporary until 15 September 2006 with possibility of extension. > Position: Runcorn 1 Temporary until 30 June 2008. $ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 2 years from starting date. # Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30 June 2007. @ Position: Woolloongabba 1 Temporary for 12 months with a possibility of extension. Q-COMP Q-COMP— $Q 18/06 Customer Service Officer (d) Brisbane CBD 1,594.50—1,928.00 AO3 6-6-06 - &Q 19/06 Information Services Advisor (d) Brisbane CBD 2,184.80—2,575.80 AO5 6-6-06 - $ Address Code: - Applications (original plus one copy) quoting reference number Q 18/06, including resume and covering letter and are to be emailed to [email protected] or sent to the Human Resources Administrator, Q-COMP, PO Box 10119 Brisbane, Adelaide Street Qld 4000. & Address Code: - Applications quoting reference number Q 19/06, including resume and covering letter and are to be emailed to [email protected] or sent to the Human Resources Administrator, Q-COMP, PO Box 10119 Brisbane, Adelaide Street Qld 4000. 402 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AUTHORITY Bond and Advisory Services— Call Centre— *RTA 10/06 Client Information Officer (2 positions) Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 12-6-06 173 * Applications shall remain current for a period of 12 months. QUEENSLAND BUILDING SERVICES AUTHORITY Mackay Area Office— *#+BSA 29/06 Building Inspector (c) Mackay 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 150 Policy and Legislation Unit— *BSA 30/06 Senior Policy & Legislation Officer (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 150 Sunshine Coast Area Office— *BSA 31/06 Assessment Officer Maroochydore 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 150 * Applications for all Authority positions will remain current for twelve (12) months. # Position re-advertised previous applicants need not re-apply. + A 10% Inspectors Allowance applies to this position. DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT, TRADE AND INNOVATION Client Services— State Development Centre— Sunshine Coast— *SD 85/06 State Development Officer Sunshine Coast 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 23 Springwood— >SD 90/06 Senior State Development Officer Springwood 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 23 Corporate Management— Finance— *SD 83/06 Finance Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 23 Human Resources Unit— *SD 93/06 Human Resource Officer Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 23 Executive and Legal Services— *SD 84/06 Administrative Law Coordinator (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 9-6-06 23 Industry Development and Investment— Commercial Advisory Services— SD 87/06 Principal Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 23 *SD 89/06 Senior Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 23 Economic Advisory— *&SD 95/06 Principal Economic Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 23 Manufacturing Industries and Investment— Investment Attraction— */SD 92/06 Principal Investment Officer Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 23 Commercial Advisory Services— *SD 88/06 Senior Project Officer (Governance) (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 23 Industry Development and Small Business— Industry Sustainability— *@SD 86/06 Project Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 23 Innovation and Smart State Policy— Innovation and Emerging Industries— Innovation and Science Strategy— *+SD 94/06 Senior Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 23 Trade and International Operations— Export Capability— *SD 91/06 Senior Trade Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 23 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 403 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ * Applications will remain current for 12 months. @ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30 June 2007 with a possibility of extension. > Position: Springwood 1 Temporary up to 4 August 2006, with a possibility of extension. / Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30 May 2007. + Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months. & Travel may be required of this role. Previously advertised as SD 05/06. Previous applicants need not re-apply and will be considered. DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT Note.—Applicants can obtain Position Descriptions by telephoning (07) 3224 7863, via the internet: www.dtftwid.qld.gov.au or alternatively, by emailing [email protected] and typing the vacancy reference number in the subject line eg. TFTW 18/05. Liquor Licensing Division— Liquor Administration Unit— *TFTW 45/06 Principal Liquor Licensing Officer Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 8 * Applications to remain current for 12 months. QUEENSLAND TRANSPORT Note.—Applications for roles within Queensland Transport must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application for each role applied for. Corporate Governance Division— Community and Corporate Relations Unit— TD 231/06 Senior Communication Advisor Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 19 ©TD 251/06 Senior Issues & Media Advisor (2 positions) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 19 Legal and Legislation Branch— *TD 216/06 FOI & Privacy Support Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 19 *TD 243/06 Legal Officer Brisbane 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 19-6-06 19 Services Group— Customer Service Direct— @TD 232/06 Human Resource Advisor Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 19 Information Services Branch— =TD 213/06 Senior ICT Planner (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 5-6-06 19 =TD 215/06 ICT Planning Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 19 =%TD 242/06 Executive Officer Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 19 ©=TD 244/06 Senior Systems Analyst (2 positions) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,634.70 AO6 13-6-06 19 *TD 245/06 Senior Project Officer (Framework Designer) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 19 =•TD 256/06 Supervisor Administration Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 19 Central Region— >:TD 241/06 Principal Customer Service Officer (c) Emerald 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 19 Southern Region— *!>TD 234/06 Transport Inspector (c) Toowoomba 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 19 *>TD 236/06 Transport Inspector (c) Maryborough 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 19 South East Region— Regional Management— ->TD 239/06 Manager Customer Service Centre Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 19 Northern Region— *TD 240/06 Assistant Operations Officer (School and Cairns 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 13-6-06 19 Passenger Transport) *>TD 252/06 Customer Service Officer (c) Cairns 1,198.20—1,469.50 AO2 19-6-06 19 *>~TD 253/06 Customer Service Officer (c) Cairns 1,198.20—1,469.50 AO2 19-6-06 19 *>+TD 254/06 Principal Customer Service Officer (c) Mt Isa 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 26-6-06 19 *>+TD 255/06 Customer Service Officer (c) Mt Isa 1,198.20—1,469.50 AO2 26-6-06 19 404 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ TransLink— Contracts Group— *TD 238/06 Co-ordinator (School Services) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 19 Systems Design Group— */TD 233/06 Senior Marketing Officer Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 5-6-06 19 Ticketing and Fares Group— *TD 246/06 Business Analyst (Revenue) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 19 Integrated Transport Planning Division— TransApex Team— £TD 248/06 Manager (TransApex Team) (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 26-6-06 19 Land Transport and Safety Division— Product Management and Accreditation Team— ^*TD 235/06 Prosecution Officer Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 19 ^*TD 237/06 Contested Case Co-ordinator Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 19 Maritime Safety Queensland— Executive Services & Compliance Branch— &*©TD Marine Inspector (2 positions) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,009.30 TO3 19-6-06 19 247/06 Rail, Ports and Freight Division— Ports Planning and GOC Liaison Branch— TD 219/06 Transport Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 5-6-06 19 Rail Network & Strategy Branch— *‡TD 249/06 Principal Advisor (Property) (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 26-6-06 19 *‡TD 250/06 Senior Advisor (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 26-6-06 19 Strategy Branch— *TD 229/06 Transport Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 19 * Applications will remain current for up to 12 months from the date of advertisement. = Applications will remain current for a period of 20 weeks and subsequent vacancies may be filled by an order of merit process during this time. © There are two positions available. @ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30-4-07. This role is being offered on a temporary basis for up to 12 months, unless otherwise determined. / Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary up to 12 months. This position is offered in a temporary basis for a period of 12 months, unless otherwise determined. The objective of this advertising is to gain a pool of applicants to be used over the next 12 months, should temporary vacancies become available. ! More than one position may be available. ^ Frequent intrastate travel is a requirement of this position. Possession of a driver’s licence is preferable, but not essential. > A criminal history check will be conducted on the recommended person for this role. - Applications will remain current for up to 6 months from the date of advertisement. : This role is offered on a Part-Time basis, being 50% of a full time role. % Position: Brisbane 1 Part-Time for 6 months. This position is advertised 60% Part-Time basis (Wed-Fri) for 6 months commencing June 2006, pending permanent filling in either a Full-Time or Part-Time capacity in 2007. & These roles are designated Field Staff. The hours of work are 36 1/4 hour week Monday to Sunday on a roster basis. Night and weekend work will be required. £ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30 june 2007. This role is offered on a temporary basis until 30 June 2007, unless otherwise determined. ‡ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for two years. This is a temporary position for a period of two years unless otherwise determined. ~ Two positions are available on a part-time basis being 50% of a full time role. + An accommodation package may be negotiated with the successful applicant. • Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 29 October 2006. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 405 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ TREASURY DEPARTMENT Note.—Applicants can obtain Position Descriptions by telephoning (07) 3224 6476, \: [email protected] or via the Internet: www.treasury.qld.gov.au Government Superannuation Office— TY 1075/06 General Manager, Operations (c) Brisbane 3,729.70—3,902.40 SO1 13-6-06 31 @+TY 112/06 Principal Quantitative Analyst (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.9 AO8 19-6-06 31 @TY 119/06 Quantitative Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,165.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 31 Office of State Revenue— @?TY 107/06 Legislative Education Officer (c) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 31 @?TY 108/06 Senior Policy Officer (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 31 @?TY 109/06 Senior Legislative Education Officer (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 31 @?TY 110/06 Legal Officer (c) Brisbane 2,453.90—2,643.70 PO4 13-6-06 31 @?TY 111/06 Manager, Policy and Legislation Division (c) Brisbane 3,063.40—3,239.90 AO8 13-6-06 31 Government Superannuation Office— @~TY 118/06 Operations Quality Officer (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 31 Legal Services Unit— TY 121/06 Administration Officer Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 19-6-06 31 Portfolio Services— Finance— Budget and Performance Management— @TY 116/06 Principal Management Accountant Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 31 Knowledge Services Branch— ^TY 123/06 Senior Project Officer (Records Management) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 31 Document and Records Management Program— /TY 114/06 Project Co-ordinator Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 31 %TY 122/06 Implementation Leader (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 31 Strategic Development Branch— Human Resources— ‡TY 124/06 Senior Consultant (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 31 QSuper— Marketing and Development— @TY 115/06 Business Development Manager Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 31 Treasury Office— TY 104/06 Senior Treasury Analyst Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 5-6-06 31 =TY 105/06 Systems Analyst/ Programmer- Tridata Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 5-6-06 31 &TY 126/06 Treasury Analyst (c) Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 19-6-06 31 TY 127/06 Treasury Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 31 TY 128/06 Senior Treasury Analyst (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 19-6-06 31 &TY 129/06 Senior Treasury Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 31 &TY 117/06 Senior Treasury Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 31 &TY 120/06 Treasury Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 19-6-06 31 &TY 125/06 Senior Treasury Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 19-6-06 31 @ Applications to remain current for 12 months. = Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until October 2007. ? Multiple positions available, both permanent and temporary on both a full time and part time basis. / Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 1 August 2007 with a possibility of extension & Applicants must address each selection criterion in writing, with a maximum of two pages per criterion. Applications will remain current for 12 months. + This position was previously advertised as TY 185/2005. Previous applicants will need to reapply. ~ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30 June 2007. % Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months, with possibility of extension. ^ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 18th June 2006 with possibility of extension. ‡ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of up to 12 months. 406 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ CORPTECH Finance Applications— /CT 60/06 Senior Business and Systems Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 31 *#CT 59/06 Business Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 31 Finance, Business Administration and Contracts— *$CT 57/06 Project Officer, Records Management Brisbane 1,858.30—2,043.50 AO4 13-6-06 31 Health / Housing Support Group— /CT 62/06 Development Consultant (c) Brisbane 2,153.60—2,340.70 AO5 13-6-06 31 Intregated Team— /CT 61/06 Business Analyst (c) Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 31 Infrastructure and Technology Management— *CT 63/06 Team Leader (Infrastructure Management) Brisbane 2,764.90—2,964.70 AO7 13-6-06 31 +CT 64/06 Technical Coordinator (Infrastructure Brisbane 2,471.00—2,643.70 AO6 13-6-06 31 Management) Organisational Capability Unit— +CT 56/06 Business Support Officer, Finance Brisbane 1,571.50—1,752.60 AO3 5-6-06 31 Shared Services Solutions— Business Solutions— * + Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30 June 2007. Applications to remain current for 12 months. Applicants are advised that CorpTech may initiate a criminal history check on the preferred applicant. $ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 22 December 2006. * Applications to remain current for 12 months. Applicants are advised that Corp Tech may initiate a criminal history check on the preferred applicant. # Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary up tp 31 December 2007. / Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary up to 31 December 2007. Applicants are advised that Corp Tech may initiate a criminal history check on the successful applicant. < Position: Brisbane multiple Temporary until 31 December 2007. PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Security, Protocol and Attendant Services— &PAR 4/06 Parliamentary Attendant Brisbane 1,339.10—1,434.90 OO3 5-6-06 25 & Position: Brisbane 1 Part-Time permanent. The Commission for Young People Act 2000 (QLD) Contains a law to help ensure that people seeking to work with children are suitable. This is called, the working with children check’. The successful applicant will have to fill out an application form consenting to a criminal history check prior to his or her appointment or engagement in the position. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 407 VACANCIES—continued Fortnightly Closing Date Address Classi- for Receipt Code Reference Vacancy Locality Classification fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List) $$ Note:Positions within the Parliamentary Service come within the ambit of the Parliamentary Service Act 1988 and are not subject to the provisions of the Public Service Act 1996. Notes.—As prescribed under sections 94, 95, 96 and 114 of the Public Service Act 1996 and Part 1 of the Appeals Directive (No.: 11/96): an appeal can not be made to the Public Service Commissioner against a decision to appoint or second an officer or other person to Senior Officer levels (SO1 and SO2), and; otherwise, an officer entitled to appeal must satisfy the following requirements— • the officer must have applied for a vacancy to which one of the following persons was promoted: — an officer of a Department; —a general employee of a Department with tenure; — an officer of a Public Service Office; —a general employee of a Public Service Office with tenure; or — a tenured public sector employee of a public sector unit listed in Schedule 3 of the Appeals Directive; • the officer’s application for the vacancy must have been received before the deadline for the receipt of applications; • the officer’s notice of appeal must be actually received by the Public Service Commissioner before the deadline for its receipt; and • the officer must continue to be entitled to appeal (see s. 1(1) of Appeals Directive). (a) Appointees may be required to serve in any part of the State. Where a centre is included under “Locality”, the headquarters of the appointee will be at such centre unless otherwise determined. (b) An appointment has been declared by the Public Service Commissioner, by gazette notice, to be a non-appealable appointment, pursuant to section 95 of the Public Service Act 1996. (c) Also being advertised in daily press and/or internet/email advertising or technical journals. (d) Appointment to a particular level will depend on qualifications and experience. (e) The appointee may be appointed in a temporary capacity. If a tenured employee of the Public Service is selected for appointment, the officer will retain tenured status. (f) Appointment may be made on the basis of a contract for a fixed term, pursuant to sections 69 and 70 of the Public Service Act 1996. (g)Senior Officer levels (SO1 and SO2): salary sacrifice may be made for optional benefits of employer funded superannuation options and professional organisation membership fees. (h) In accordance with section 5.13 of the Directive 4/02, Deployment and Redeployment, registered deployees will be considered on relative merit. NOTICE CHANGE IN DEADLINES FOR GAZETTE ——— Copy for insertion in the “Queensland Government Gazette” may be lodged by:— —Hand delivering copy to SDS Publications at 371 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba; or SDS EXPRESS, 41 George Street; or — E-mail—[email protected] —Posting to Locked Bag 500, Coorparoo DC, Qld, 4151; or —Fax: (07) 3246 3534. A covering letter must be supplied with all facsimile copy. —Phone: (07) 3246 3350. Copy lodged after the nominated closing time will be accepted for inclusion in the following weeks’ Gazette. Copy must be typed or clearly written on one side of the paper only, and set out in accordance with the publishing style. Names of signatories must be typed or clearly written in BLOCK letters. The Gazette is published each Friday. Copy or changes cannot be accepted after the following closing times: Vacancies and Appointments: 12 noon on the preceding Tuesday. Departmental Notices: 12 noon on the preceding Wednesday (final approved notices by midnight Wednesday). Government Gazette Notices, Information and Advertisements: 12 noon on the preceding Wednesday. (Final approved notices by midnight Wednesday). When a PUBLIC HOLIDAY occurs “CLOSING TIMES” will be ONE DAY earlier. 408 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 71 [2 June, 2006 Address Codes Address Codes—continued Ref. Ref. Department, Location and Postal Address No. Department, Location and Postal Address No. 2 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY: Job Description 20 MAIN ROADS: To receive position descriptions and can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs.qld.gov.au. Please application packages via facsimile or mail please send job applications via email to: [email protected] phone (07) 3404 9765. This faxback service or post to Vacancy Processing Officer, Corporate Solutions operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Queensland, Recruitment Team EPA Group 2, P.O. Box 69, Brisbane, Qld, 4000, or deliver to Vacancy Processing Box, 23 DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT, TRADE Floor 8, 15 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000. AND INNOVATION: Level 14, 15 Adelaide Street, 6CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION AGENCY: 35 Brisbane, Qld, 4000; G.P.O. Box 69, Brisbane, Qld, Merivale Street, South Brisbane, Q, 4101; P.O. Box 4001; Phone: 3405.6525; E-mail: [email protected]; 3159; South Brisbane Q, 4101; Phone: (07) 3842.9340; Internet: http://www. sdi.qld.gov.au/employment Fax: (07) 3842.9302 or Internet Address: 24 THE PREMIER AND CABINET: Level 14, 15 Adelaide http://www.caa.qld.gov.au/employment_opps.asp Street, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 69, Brisbane, 4001; 7 QUEENSLAND AUDIT OFFICE: 11th Floor, Central Phone: 3224.4671 or email Internet Address: Plaza One, 345 Queen Street, Brisbane 4000; G.O. [email protected] Box 1139, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3405.1100. Internet: www.qao.qld.gov.au/qaoinf.htm 25 PARLIAMENT HOUSE: Legislative Assembly Offices, Parliament House, Corner George and Alice Streets, 8 TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY Brisbane 4000; Phone: 3406.7579; Fax: 3406.7509; DEVELOPMENT: Level 14, 15 Adelaide Street, Email: HumanResourceManagement@parliament. Brisbane, 4000; G.P.O. Box 1141 Brisbane 4001; Phone: qld.gov.au Internet: www.parliament.qld.gov.au/vacancies 3224.7863; E-mail requests for Position Descriptions: [email protected] or via the internet: 31 TREASURY: Human Resources, Level 14, 15 Adelaide www.dtftwid.qld.gov.au; E-mail applications will be Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000; Phone: 3224.6476; accepted at [email protected] Email: [email protected] or Internet: 10 CORPORATE SOLUTIONS QUEENSLAND, SERVICING http//www.treasury.qld.gov.au THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND 32 HOUSING: Level 8, 15 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Qld, TRAINING, DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL 4000; P.O. Box 69, Brisbane, Qld 4001; Phone: RELATIONS & DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: 3238.3998; Fax: 3225.2237. E-mail requests for PD’s Recruitment Services; G.P.O. Box 69, Brisbane Qld 4001; to [email protected] E-mail applications Fax: (07) 3225 2237; An application package can be will be accepted at [email protected] obtained via the Internet at: www.jobs.qld.gov.au or via (Please note e-mail applications will only be accepted email [email protected] or by in Microsoft Word 97, read-only format) phoning the Recruitment Services Team; Phone (07) 3225 2266. QUEENSLAND OMBUDSMAN: 11 OPEN LEARNING INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Vacancy Processing Officer, CSQ—Brisbane North Region (Open 33 Level 25, 288 Edward Street, GPO Box 3314, Brisbane 4001; Learning Institute of TAFE) c/- Locked Bag 3, Eagle Farm Phone: (07) 3005.7077; Fax: (07) 3005.7067; Requests BC 4009, email [email protected] for Position Descriptions and application package by phone or E-mail: [email protected] or on 13 HEALTH RIGHTS COMMISSION: Level 18, 288 Edward the website at www.ombudsman.qld.gov.au Street, Brisbane 4000; Phone: 3234.0295 (Internet): www.hrc.qld.gov.au/index_jobs.html DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 14 HEALTH: Level 12, State Health Building, 147-163 PLANNING, SPORT AND RECREATION: Charlotte Street, Brisbane, Q, 4000; G.P.O. Box 48, 28A Corporate Solutions Queensland, Level 8, 15 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Q, 4001. To receive position descriptions Brisbane Qld 4000; Phone: 3224.5048; Fax: 3225.1952; and application packages for Corporate Office Email address is: [email protected] vacancies only via facsimile or mail, please phone: (07) 3404 9775. This faxback service operates 24 NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AMD WATER: hours a day, 7 days a week Internet Address: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/careers/ 89 VACANCY PROCESSING OFFICER: 16th Floor, Forestry House, 160 Mary Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000: 15 JUSTICE: 15th Floor, State Law Building, Cnr. George Personnel Services, CorporateLink, G.P.O. Box 1435, and Ann Streets, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 149, Brisbane, Qld 4001; Phone: 3239.3083 Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3239.6117. Internet Address:— http://www.justice.qld.gov.au/jobs.htm PUBLIC WORKS: 16 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE: 12th Floor, 444 Queen Street, 44 CITEC: 317 Edward Street, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 1449, Brisbane 4001; Phone: (07) 3213.9224; Fax: (07)3213.9486. Email: 279, Brisbane 4001; Phone: (07) 3224.4993 [email protected] or Internet: http:// (between 8.30 a.m. and 5 p.m.) Fax: (07) 3227.8539 www.pt.qld.gov.au/corporate/careers.htm To obtain position descriptions and application packages: Email requests to [email protected] or via 17 ANTI-DISCRIMINATION COMMISSION QUEENSLAND: Internet: http://www.citec.com.au/careers or via facsimile Care of Vacancy Processing Officer, 15th Floor, State Law or mail on: (07) 3224.4993 (between 8.30 a.m. and 5 p.m.) Building, corner George and Ann Streets, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 149, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3239.6117 45 QFLEET: Corporate Solutions Queensland, Level 8, 15 19 QUEENSLAND TRANSPORT: Ground Floor, Boundary Adelaide Street, Brisbane Qld 4000; Phone: Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 1412, 3224.5048; Fax: 3225.1952; Email address is: Brisbane 4001. Position descriptions and application [email protected] packages can be obtained via the Internet at: 48 PROJECT SERVICES: Level 8, 15 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, http://jobs.qld.gov.au, or via facsimile or mail on: Qld, 4000; Phone: (07) 3224.5213; Fax: (07) 3225.1952; (07) 3834.5005. This telephone faxback service operates Email Address: [email protected] 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 18 MAIN ROADS: Metropolitan District, South East Region. To 50 Q BUILD: Corporate Solutions Queensland, Level 8, 15 receive a position description and application package via Adelaide Street, Brisbane Qld 4000; Phone: facsimile or mail please phone (07) 3404 9765. This tele- 3224.5048; Fax: 3225.1952; Email address is: phone faxback service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. [email protected] 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 409 Address Codes—continued Address Codes—continued Ref. Ref. Department, Location and Postal Address Department, Location and Postal Address No. No. 55 CORPORATE SERVICES/BUILDING DIVISION/ 112 WARWICK DISTRICT OFFICE: Blaketon House, 24 QUEENSLAND PURCHASING: Level 8, 15 Palmerin Street, Warwick, Qld, 4370. Ph: (07) 4661.0500; Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000; Phone: (07) Fax: (07) 4661.0525 3224.5213; Fax: (07) 3225.1952; Email Address: [email protected] 113 ROMA DISTRICT OFFICE: 44-46 Bungil Street, Roma, Qld, 4455. Ph: (07) 4622.9711; Fax: (07) 4622.2559 56 SALES AND DISTRIBUTION SERVICE (SDS): Corporate Solutions Queensland, Level 8, 15 115 WIDE BAY NORTH DISTRICT OFFICE: Corner Adelaide Street, Brisbane Qld 4000; Phone: Maryborough and Woondooma Street, Bundaberg, Qld, 3224.5048; Fax: 3225.1952; Email address is: 4670; PO Box 3008, Bundaberg, Qld, 4670. Ph: [email protected] (07) 4154.0300; Fax: (07) 4153.1212 57 GOPRINT: Corporate Solutions Queensland, Level 8, 116 WIDE BAY SOUTH DISTRICT OFFICE: Floor 1, State 15 Adelaide Street, Brisbane Qld 4000; Phone: Government Building, 102 Lennox Street, 3224.5048; Fax: 3225.1952; Email address is: Maryborough, Qld, 4650; PO Box 142, Maryborough, [email protected] Qld, 4650. Ph: (07) 4121.1614; Fax: (07) 4121.1645 60 GOVERNMENT ICT: Level 8, 15 Adelaide Street, 117 WIDE BAY WEST DISTRICT OFFICE: 2 Evelyn Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000; Phone: (07) 3224.5213; Fax: Kingaroy, Qld, 4610; PO Box 197, Kingaroy, Qld, 4610. 3225.1952; Email Address: jobvac@publicworks. Ph: (07) 4162.9500; Fax: (07) 4162.9523 qld.gov.au 61 QUEENSLAND STATE ARCHIVES: Level 8, 15 118 CENTRAL QUEENSLAND DISTRICT OFFICE: Floor, Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000; Phone: (07) 4, 209 Bolsover Street, Rockhampton, Qld, 4700; PO 3224.5213; Fax: (07) 3225.1952; Email Address: Box 138, Rockhampton, Qld, 4700. Ph: (07) 4938.4661; [email protected] Fax: (07) 4938.4921 119 CENTRAL COAST DISTRICT OFFICE: 21 Dawson DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS: Highway, Gladstone, Qld, 4680; PO Box 1233, Positions descriptions and application packages can be Gladstone, Qld, 4680. Ph: (07) 4971.3600; obtained via the Internet: www.jobs.qld.gov.au. If experiencing Fax: (07) 4971.3698 difficulty downloading documents phone Public Service 120 CENTRAL WEST DISTRICT OFFICE: Glasson House, positions (07) 3237.9715; Teaching positions (07) 3237.0009. 139 Eagle Street, Longreach, Qld, 4730; PO Box 343, Longreach, Qld, 4730. Ph: (07) 4658.4599; Fax: 100 OTHER: Please refer to the position description for (07) 4658.4529 return address details. 101 CENTRAL OFFICE: Vacancy Processing Officer, P.O. Box 121 MACKAY-WHITSUNDAY DISTRICT OFFICE: Level 1, 15033, City East Qld, 4002; Public Service Ph: (07) 67-69 Sydney Street, Mackay, Qld, 4740; PO Box 760, 3237.9715; Teaching Ph: (07) 3237.0009 Mackay, Qld, 4740. Ph: (07) 4951.6800; Fax: (07) 4951.6924 102 SUNSHINE COAST NORTH DISTRICT OFFICE: Centenary Square, 52-64 Currie Street, Nambour; P.O. Box 745, 122 TOWNSVILLE DISTRICT OFFICE: Level 2, State Nambour, Qld, 4560. Ph: (07) 5470 8900; Fax: (07) 5470 Government Building, Corner Walker and Stanley 8909 Streets, Townsville, Qld, 4810; PO Box 5179, Townsville, 104 SUNSHINE COAST SOUTH DISTRICT OFFICE: Qld, 4810. Ph: (07) 4726.3111; Fax: (07) 4726.3100 Ogg Road, Murrumba Downs, Qld, 4503. Ph: 123 MOUNT ISA DISTRICT OFFICE: 51 Miles Street, Mount (07) 3881.9600; Fax: (07) 3881.9650 Isa, Qld, 4825; PO Box 1267, Mount Isa, Qld, 4825. Ph: 105 MORETON WEST DISTRICT OFFICE: Floor 2, (07) 4744.8222; Fax: (07) 4744.8201 Westaway Commercial Centre, Corner Gordon and 124 CAIRNS COASTAL DISTRICT OFFICE: Floor 2, South Streets, Ipswich, Qld, 4305, Private Mail Bag Queensland Government Building, 17-19 Sheridan 2, Ipswich, Qld, 4305. Ph: (07) 3280.1666; Street, Cairns, Qld, 4871; PO Box 6094, Cairns, Qld, Fax: (07) 3280.1048 4871. Ph: (07) 4046.5222; Fax: (07) 4046.5200 106 MORETON EAST DISTRICT OFFICE: Floor 2, Westaway Commercial Centre, Corner Gordon and 125 TABLELANDS-JOHNSTONE DISTRICT OFFICE: 2 South Streets, Ipswich, Qld, 4305, Private Mail Bag Whiting Street, Atherton, Qld, 4883; PO Box 1366, 2, Ipswich, Qld, 4305. Ph: (07) 3280.1666; Atherton, Qld, 4883. Ph: (07) 4091.0800; Fax: Fax: (07) 3280.1048 (07) 4091.4957 107 BRISBANE CENTRAL AND WEST DISTRICT 127 TORRES STRAIT AND CAPE DISTRICT OFFICE: 1 OFFICE: Floor 2, Gympie Road, Kedron, Qld, Hargrave Street, Thursday Island, Qld, 4875; PO Box 4031; PO Box 3376, Stafford DC Qld, 4053. Ph: 117, Thursday Island, Qld, 4875. Ph: (07) 4069.1282; (07) 3350.7866; Fax: (07) 3350.7894 Fax: (07) 4069.1734 108 BRISBANE NORTH DISTRICT OFFICE: Floor 2, 128 GOLD COAST DISTRICT OFFICE: 2-South East Quay Gympie Road, Kedron, Qld, 4031; PO Box 3376, Corporate Park, 34-36 Glenferrie Drive, Robina, Qld, Stafford DC Qld, 4053. Ph: (07) 3350.7866; 4226; PO Box 557, Robina DC, Qld, 4226. Ph: Fax: (07) 3350.7894 (07) 5562.4888; Fax: (07) 5562.4800 109 BRISBANE SOUTH DISTRICT OFFICE: Level 2, 129 LOGAN-ALBERT BEAUDESERT DISTRICT OFFICE: Garden Square Building, Kessels Road, Mount Herses Road, Eagleby, Qld, 4207; PO Box 5009, Qld, Gravatt; Private Mail Bag 250, Mansfield DC, Qld, 4207. Ph: (07) 3804.9666; Fax: (07) 3807.4943 4122. Ph: (07) 3422 8333; Fax: (07) 3349 8647 110 SOUTH EAST BRISBANE DISTRICT OFFICE: Level 130 DARLING DOWNS-SOUTH WEST QUEENSLAND 2, Garden Square Building, Kessels Road, Mount REGION: 178 Hume Street, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350; Gravatt; Private Mail Bag 250, Mansfield DC, Qld, PO Box 38, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350. Ph: (07) 4616 9101 4122. Ph: (07) 3422 8333; Fax: (07) 3349 8647 131 FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND REGION: Floor 2, State 111 TOOWOOMBA DISTRICT OFFICE: 178 Hume Street, Government Building, 17-19 Sheridan Street, Cairns, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350; PO Box 38, Toowoomba, Qld, Qld, 4871; PO Box 6094, Cairns, Qld, 4871. Ph: (07) 4350. Ph: (07) 4616 9111; Fax: (07) 4616 9101 4046.5222; Fax: (07) 4046.5200 410 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 Address Codes—continued Address Codes—continued Ref. Ref. Department, Location and Postal Address Department, Location and Postal Address No. No. 132 FITZROY-CENTRAL WEST QUEENSLAND REGION: 146 SOUTH EASTERN REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box Floor 4, 209 Bolsover Street, Rockhampton, Qld, 4700; 561, Surfers Paradise BC 4217; Fax: (07) 5570.7990. PO Box 138, Rockhampton, Qld, 4700. Ph: Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au (07) 4938.4661; Fax: (07) 4938.4921 or phone (07) 5570 7967. 133 GREATER BRISBANE REGION: Level 2, Garden Square 147 SOUTHERN REGION: Vacancy Processing Officer, Building, Kessels Road, Mount Gravatt; Private Mail Regional Services (Southern Region), PartnerOne— Bag 250, Mansfield DC, Qld, 4122. Ph: (07) 3422.8333; Shared Service Provider, for Queensland Police Fax: (07) 3349.8647 Service, P.O. Box 1848, Toowoomba, 4350; Fax: 134 MACKAY-WHITSUNDAY REGION: Level 1, 67-69 (07) 4615.3740. Position Description available at Sydney Street, Mackay, Qld, 4740; PO Box 760, www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 4615 3738. Mackay, Qld, 4740. Ph: (07) 4951.6800; Fax: (07) 4951.6924 148 STATE CRIME OPERATIONS COMMAND: Vacancy Processing Officer, Recruitment, 9th floor, 40 Tank 135 MORETON REGION: Floor 2, Westaway Commercial Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000, G.P.O. Box 1395, Brisbane, Centre, Corner Gordon and South Streets, Ipswich, 4001; Fax: (07) 3109.9255. Position Description Qld, 4305; Private Mail Bag 2, Ipswich, Qld, 4305. available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3239 Ph: (07) 3280 1773; Fax: (07) 3280 1048 0513. 136 NORTH QUEENSLAND REGION: Level 2, State Government Building, Corner Walker and Stanley PROSTITUTION LICENSING AUTHORITY: Streets, Townsville, Qld, 4810; PO Box 5179, Townsville, Qld, 4810. Ph: (07) 4726.3111; Fax: 191 PROSTITUTION LICENSING AUTHORITY: G.P.O. (07) 4726 3100 Box 3196, Brisbane, Qld, 4001. To obtain a position 137 SOUTH COAST REGION: 2-South East Quay Corporate description: (07) 3109 4900; Fax: (07) 3876 3641 Park, 34-36 Glenferrie Drive, Robina, Qld, 4226; PO Box 557, Robina DC, Qld, 4226. Ph: (07) 5562.4888; DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES: Fax: (07) 5562 4800 40 Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs. 34 SUNSHINE COAST REGION: Ogg Road, Murrumba qld.gov.au; or Phone: (07) 3006 7689. Please send job Downs, Qld, 4503. Ph: (07) 3881 9600; Fax: 3881 9630. applications via email to: [email protected] or 35 WIDE BAY-BURNETT REGION: Floor 1, State Post to: Vacancy Processing Officer (COM), Corporatelink, Government Building, 102 Lennox Street, Recruitment Services, P.O. Box 610, Spring Hill, Qld, 4004 Maryborough, Qld, 4650; PO Box 142, Maryborough, Qld, 4650. Ph: (07) 4121 1614; Fax: (07) 4121 1700. DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY: DEPARTMENT OF POLICE: 41 Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs. qld.gov.au; or Phone: (07) 3006 7689. Please send job 138 CORPORATE SERVICES: Vacancy Processing Officer, applications via email to: [email protected] or Recruitiment, 9th Floor, 40 Tank Street, Brisbane Post to: Vacancy Processing Officer (CHS), Corporatelink, 4000; G.P.O. Box 1395, Brisbane, 4001; Fax: Recruitment Services, P.O. Box 610, Spring Hill, Qld, 4004 (07) 3109.9255. Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3239 0513. INFORMATION COMMISSIONER: 139 CENTRAL REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 221, 42 INFORMATION COMMISSIONER: Level 25, 288 Rockhampton, 4700; Fax: (07) 4922.6300. Position Edward Street, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 3314, Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone Brisbane, 4001; Email: [email protected] (07) 4932 1449. Tel: (07) 3005.7100; Fax: (07) 3005.7099 140 FAR NORTHERN REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 7419, Cairns, 4870; Fax (07) 4031.5146. Position Description CRIME AND MISCONDUCT COMMISSION: available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 4040 4933. 43 Human Resources Manager, Level 3, Terrica Place, 140 141 METROPOLITAN NORTH REGION: Vacancy Processing Creek Street, Brisbane, 4000; GPO Box 3123, Brisbane, Officer, Regional Services (Metro North Region), G.P.O. 4001; Email: [email protected] Box 1395, Brisbane, Qld, 4001. Position Description Phone: (07) 3360.6103 available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3354 5077. 142 METROPOLITAN SOUTH REGION: Vacancy PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND FISHERIES: Processing Officer, Regional Services (Metro South Position information can be obtained from Infobank for DPI Region), G.P.O. Box 1395, Brisbane, Qld, 4011. & F staff. Other applicants can obtain position descriptions Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au either through the internet (the Department of Primary or phone (07) 3849 0318. Industries and Fisheries web site address is http://www. 143 NORTH COAST REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 553, dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_vacancies), or the faxline which oper- Maroochydore, 4558; Fax (07) 5443.8103. Position ates 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, phone: (07) 3239.3083 Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 5409 7907. 70 VACANCY PROCESSING OFFICER: 16th Floor, Forestry House, 160 Mary Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000; Personnel 144 NORTHERN REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 2293, Services, CorporateLink, G.P.O. Box 1435, Brisbane, Qld Townsville, 4810; Fax: (07) 4726.4613. Position 4001; Phone: (07) 3406.2908; Fax: (07) 3406.2927 Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_vacancies) (07) 4726 4618. 145 OPERATIONS SUPPORT COMMAND: Vacancy QLEAV E Processing Officer, Recruitment, 9th Floor, 40 Tank Street, 39 QLEAVE: Level 4, 543 Lutwyche Road, Lutwyche, Qld, 4030; Brisbane, 4000; G.P.O. Box 1395, Brisbane, Qld, 4001; PO Box 512, Lutwyche, Qld, 4030; Phone: (07) 3212.6877; Fax: (07) 3109.9255. Position Description available at Fax: (07) 3212.6844; Email: [email protected]; www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3239 0513. Internet: www.qleave.qld.gov.au 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 411 Address Codes—continued Address Codes—continued Ref. Ref. Department, Location and Postal Address Department, Location and Postal Address No. No. QUEENSLAND NURSING COUNCIL: 155 General Manager, Sir David Longland Correctional 80 QUEENSLAND NURSING COUNCIL: Level 14, 201 Centre, P.O. Box 750, Richlands, Qld, 4077; Phone: Charlotte Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000; G.P.O. Box (07) 3406.8712; Fax: (07) 3406.8878 2928, Brisbane, Qld, 4001; Phone: (07) 3223.5121; 156 General Manager, Lotus Glen Correctional Centre, Fax: (07) 3223.5161; http://www.qnc.qld.gov.au/ Private Mail Bag 1, Mareeba, Qld, 4880; Phone: e-mail: [email protected] (07) 4093.3911; Fax: (07) 4093.3951 EMERGENCY SERVICES: 158 General Manager, Capricornia Correctional Centre, Private Mail Bag 11, Central Queensland Mail 81 PARTNERONE (Shared Service Provider for Department Centre, Qld, 4702; Phone: (07) 4912.6265; Fax: of Emergency Services, Department of Corrective (07) 4912. 6267 Services, Department of Justice and Attorney-General and Department of Police); Level 9, 40 Tank Street, 159 General Manager, Wolston Correctional Centre, Locked Brisbane, Qld, 4001; G.P.O. Box 1395, Brisbane, Qld, Bag 1800, Richlands, Qld, 4077; Phone: 4001; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 3109.9269 (07) 3271.9409; Fax: (07) 3271.9424 82 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES: 4th 160 Regional Director, Central Region Community Floor, State Government Building, 36 Shields Corrections, P.O. Box 1734, Rockhampton, Qld, Street; P.O. Box 920, Cairns, Qld, 4870; Phone: 4700; Phone: (07) 4938.4837; Fax: (07) 4938.4855 (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 4039.8266 161 Regional Director, Metropolitan Region Community 83 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 12 Corrections, P.O. Box 13787, Brisbane, Roma Street, Wickham Road, North Ward, P.O. Box 5845, MSO, Qld, 4003; Phone: (07) 3238.3660; Townsville, Qld, 4810; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 3238.3954 Fax: (07) 4799.7061 162 General Manager, Brisbane Women’s Correctional Centre, Locked Bag 2500, Richlands, Qld, 4077; 84 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 34 East Phone: (07) 3271.9000; Fax: (07) 3271.9029 Street, P.O. Box 1531, Rockhampton, Qld, 4700; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 4938.4897 and (07) 4938.4737 163 General Manager, Darling Downs Correctional Centre, Locked Bag 9006, Toowoomba Delivery Centre, Qld, 85 PARTNERONE care of Department of Emergency Services, 4350; Phone: (07) 4698.5100; Fax: (07) 4630.6375 James Cook Centre, Level 1 Cnr Herries and Ruthven Sts, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350, PO Box 1848, Toowoomba, Qld, 165 General Manager, Numinbah Correctional Centre, 4350; Phone: (07) 4699.4387; Fax: (07) 4699.4389 Private Mail Bag 1, Nerang, Qld, 4211; Phone: (07) 5533.4131; Fax: (07) 5533.4176 86 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, (QFRS/CDRS), 98 Lennox Street, Maryborough, 166 General Manager, Palen Creek Correctional Centre, Qld, 4650; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 4123.2960 Private Mail Bag 1, Rathdowney, Qld, 4287; Phone: (07) 5544.3115; Fax: (07) 5544.3165 87 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, Regional Services (QFRS/CDRS), Brisbane North 167 General Manager, Operational Support Services Unit, Region, 3rd Floor, Kedron Brook Building, Kedron P.O. Box 306, Sumner Park, Qld, 4074; Phone: Park Complex, Cnr Park and Kedron Park Roads, (07) 3271.6506; Fax: (07) 3271.6513 Kedron, Qld, 4031; P.O. Box 000, Kedron, Qld, 168 Maryborough Correctional Centre, C/- Department of 4031; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 3247.8385 Corrective Services, Locked Mail Bag 1700, (94385) Maryborough, Qld, 4650; As per address code 30 88 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, P.O. Box 927, Beenleigh, Qld, 4207; Phone: ((07) 3287 RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AUTHORITY: 8540; Fax: (07) 3287 8562 173 RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AUTHORITY: 33 Herschel 96 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES Street, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 390, Brisbane 4001; (QAS), PartnerOne, 61 The Esplanade, PO Box Phone (07) 3361.3628; Email: [email protected]; or via 5665, Maroochydore BC, Qld, 4558; Phone: the internet: www.rta.qld.gov.au (07) 5470.8066; Fax: (07) 54700.80700 GOLD COAST HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES 79 GOLD COAST HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT: 30 PARTNERONE (Shared Service Provider for Department of P.O. Box 742, Southport DC Qld, 4215; Phone: Corrective Services, Department of Emergency Services, (07) 5537.0341; Fax: (07) 5537.0355 Department of Justice and Attorney-General and Department of Police), Level 9, 40 Tank Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4001; G.P.O. Box 1395, Brisbane, Qld, 4001; Phone: ROYAL BRISBANE HOSPITAL AND ROYAL (07) 3109.9217; Fax: (07) 3109.9255 WOMEN’S HOSPITAL AND HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT: 151 General Manager, Woodford Correctional Centre, Private Mail Bag 1, Woodford, Qld, 4514; Phone: 99 Workforce Planning, Establishments and Recruitment, (07) 5422.5230; Fax: (07) 5496.1886 Corporate Development, M Floor, Block 7, Royal Brisbane Hospital and Royal Women’s Hospital and 152 Regional Director, Southern Region Community Health Service Districts, Herston Road, Herston, Qld, Corrections, P.O. Box 2335, Mansfield, Qld, 4122; 4029; Phone: (07) 3636.8127 or email— Phone: (07) 3849.6533; Fax: (07) 3849.1146 [email protected] 153 Regional Director, Northern Region Community QUEENSLAND HEALTH INFORMATION SERVICES Corrections, P.O. Box 615, Townsville, Qld, 4810; Phone: (07) 4760. 7581; Fax: (07) 4760.7580 99A Workforce Planning, Establishments and Recruitment, Corporate Development, M Floor, Block 7, Royal 154 General Manager. Townsville Correctional Centre, P.O. Brisbane Hospital and Royal Women’s Hospital and Box 5574, MC, Townsville, Qld, 4810; Phone: Health Service Districts, Herston Road, Herston, Qld, (07) 4799.8499; Fax: (07) 4799.8501 4029; Phone: (07) 3636.8127 or email— [email protected] 412 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 Address Codes—continued Address Codes—continued Ref. Ref. Department, Location and Postal Address Department, Location and Postal Address No. No. QUEENSLAND HEALTH PATHOLOGY AND 178 YERONGA INSTITUTE OF TAFE, Cnr Park Road and SCIENTIFIC SERVICES: Villa Street, Yeronga, Qld, 4104, P.O. Box 6045, Fairfield Gardens, Qld, 4103; Fax: 3892 0752. To obtain a job 186 Recruitment Unit, Queensland Health Pathology and description and application package please Phone: (07) Scientific Services, P.O. Box 934, Archerfield, Qld, 3892 0744. E-mail: [email protected]. 4108; Phone: (07) 3000.9380; Fax: (07) 3000.9377 Internet Address: www.yeronga.tafe.qld.gov.au/jobs_careers or email: [email protected] 179 THE BREMER INSTITUTE OF TAFE, 30 Mary Street, DEPARTMENT OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES Bundamba, Q, 4304; P.O. Box 138, Booval, Qld, 4304. to STRAIT ISLANDER POLICY: obtain a job description and applicant package please 40B Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs. Phone: (07) 3892 0744. E-mail: HR.CSQBneSth@ qld.gov.au; or Phone: (07) 3006 7689. Please send job csq.qld.gov.au. Internet Address: www.jobs.qld.gov.au applications via email to: [email protected] or Post to: Vacancy Processing Officer (DATSIP), Corporatelink, 180 LOGAN INSTITUTE OF TAFE: 50-68 Armstrong Recruitment Services, P.O. Box 610, Spring Hill, Qld, 4004 Road, Meadowbrook, Qld, 4131; LMB 4163, Loganholme DC, Qld, 4129. To obtain a job description DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND: and applicant package please Phone: (07) 3892 0744. Email: [email protected]. Internet 40C Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs. Address: www.jobs.qld.gov.au qld.gov.au; or Phone: (07) 3006 7689. Please send job applications via email to: [email protected] or 181 GOLD COAST INSTITUTE OF TAFE: A Block, Cnr Heeb Post to: Vacancy Processing Officer (DSQ), Corporatelink, Street & Benowa Road, Ashmore, Qld, 4214, PO Box 5547, Recruitment Services, P.O. Box 610, Spring Hill, Qld, 4004 GCMC, Qld, 9726; Fax: (07) 5539 3342. To obtain a job description and applicant package please Phone: (07) 5581 150 QUEENSLAND BUILDING SERVICES AUTHORITY: 8530. Internet Address: www.det.qld.gov.au/jobs 11 Edmondstone Street, South Brisbane 4101; PMB 84, Coorparoo DC Qld 4151; Phone: 3225.2986; or Email: 114 BRISBANE NORTH INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Vacancy [email protected] (http://www.bsa.qld.gov.au/ Processing Officer, CSQ—Brisbane North Region employment) (Brisbane North Institute of TAFE) c/- Locked Bag 3, Eagle Farm BC 4009, email [email protected] 171 BARRIER REEF INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Corner Fulham Road and Hugh Street, Pimlico, Qld, 4812, 126 SOUTHBANK INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Vacancy PMB 1, Townsville DC Qld, 4810; Fax: Processing Officer, CSQ—Brisbane North Region (07) 4750 5357. To obtain a job description and (Southbank Institute of TAFE) c/- Locked Bag 3, Eagle applicant package please Phone: (07) 4750 5201. Farm BC 4009, email [email protected] Internet Address: www.detir.qld.gov.au/jobs QUEENSLAND STUDIES AUTHORITY: 172 COOLOOLA SUNSHINE INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Cartwright Road, Gympie, Qld, 4570, P.O. Box 243, 182 Position description can be obtained from Gympie, 4570; Fax: (07) 5482 4542. To obtain a job www.qsa.qld.edu.au, www.jobs.qld.gov.au, or telephone description and applicant package please Phone: 386 4 0383. Applications are to be marked (07) 5480 3619. E-mail Address: [email protected] “Confidential” and mailed to Personnel Officer, Queensland Studies Authority, P.O. Box 307, Spring Hill, 174 TROPICAL NORTH QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE Qld, 4004, or delivered to Ground Floor, 295 Ann Street, OF TAFE: Eureka Street, Manunda, Cairns, Qld, Brisbane 4870, PMB 1 Cairns, Qld, 4870; Fax: (07) 4042 2428. To obtain a job description and applicant package ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND: please Phone: (07) 4042 2635. Internet Address: [email protected] 21 Applications can be forwarded to: Level 6 Forestry House, 160 Mary Street, Brisbane, 4000; G.P.O. 175 MORETON INSTITUTE OF TAFE, 1030 Cavendish Box 1393, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 1300 881 665; Road, Mount Gravatt, Qld, 4122; P.O. Box 2614, Fax: 3210 1721. To obtain an application package Mansfield, Qld, 4122; P.O. Box 2614, Mansfield, Qld, please phone 1300 881 665. Internet Address: 4122; Fax: (07) 3892 0750. To obtain a job description www.ecq.qld.gov.au and applicant package please Phone: (07) 3892 0744. E-mail: [email protected]. Internet HEALTH Address: www.moreton.tafe.net/jobs 22 Recruitment Officer, Staff Search Data Services, P.O. 176 WIDE BAY INSTITUTE OF TAFE, Private and Box 474, Spring Hill, Qld, 4004; Telephone: confidential, Vacancy Processing Officer, LMB 279, 3006 5105; Fax: 3006 5198 Maryborough, 4650; Fax: (07) 4128 1167. To obtain a job description and applicant package please Phone: PRICE LIST (07) 4120 6311. Queensland Government Gazettes E-mail: [email protected] Price Price Internet Address: www.widebay.tafe.net/employeeservices Excluding Including GST $ GST $ GST $ 177 SOUTHERN QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Natural Resources, Mines and Energy To obtain a job description and applicant package please Gazette $2.81 0.28 3.09 Transport Gazette $2.81 0.28 3.09 Phone: (07) 4615 3638. Fax: (07) 4615 3543. Internet Local Government Gazette $2.81 0.28 3.09 Address: www.jobs.qld.gov.au. Applications can be Vacancies Gazette $2.81 0.28 3.09 forwarded to: Confidential—Vacancy Processing Industrial Gazette $2.81 0.28 3.09 Officer, Corporate Solutions Queensland, P.O. Box 762, Government Gazette $2.81 0.28 3.09 Toowoomba, Qld, 4350, or delivered to: Corporate (Selected Gazettes are also available on subscription. Solutions Queensland, Level 1 James Cook Centre, 145 Phone customer service officers on 3246 3399 for information) Herries Street, Toowoomba ALL GAZETTES PLUS $2.42 (inc. GST) POSTAGE AND HANDLING 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 413 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 1996. Any officer who wishes to appeal against any of the promotions set out hereunder must do so in writing to— The Public Service Commissioner, Office of Public Service Merit and Equity, P.O. Box 15190, City East, Qld, 4002. within 21 days of the date of this Gazette. Officers can access the relevant Promotion Appeal Guidelines issued by the Public Service Commissioner at www.opsme.qld.gov.au Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY CHS 710/05 Child Safety Support Officer, Child Safety Date of Richardson, Lesley Child Safety Support Officer, Child Services Division, Brisbane South & Gold duty Jane Safety Services Division, Coast Zone, Gold Coast North Child Safety Brisbane South and Gold Coast Service Centre, Mermaid Beach (AO4) Zone, Gold Coast North Child Safety Service Centre, Mermaid Beach (AO3) CHS 73/06 Information and Administration Officer, Date of Neumann, Linda Administration Officer, Service Child Safety Services Division, Logan and duty Delivery, Greater Brisbane Brisbane West Zone, Loganlea Child Region, Mt Gravatt Regional Safety Service Centre, Woodridge (AO3) Service Centre, Department of Communities, Mt Gravatt (AO2) CHS 133/06 Senior Practitioner (Specified), Child Safety Date of McCall, Rachael Jane SCAN Team Coordinator Services Division, Brisbane North and duty B.Soc.Sc. (Specified), Child Safety Sunshine Coast Zone, Mitchelton Child Services Division, Brisbane Safety Service Centre, Alderley (PO5) North and Sunshine Coast Zone, Pine Rivers Child Safety Service Centre, Strathpine (PO3) CHS 73/06 Administration Officer, Child Safety Services Date of Walsh, Rachel Pauline Administration Officer, Office of the Division, Logan and Brisbane West Zone, duty Director-General, Department of Logan Central Child Safety Service Primary Industries and Fisheries, Centre, Woodridge (AO3) Brisbane (AO2) CHS 45/06 Court Services Advisor, Child Safety Services Date of Erb, Janine Louise Child Safety Officer, Child Safety Division, Statewide Services Branch, Court duty B.Soc.Sc. Services Division, Logan and Services Unit, Brisbane (PO4) Brisbane West Zone, Woodridge Child Safety Service Centre, Woodridge (PO3) CHS 185/06 Community Support Manager, Child Safety Date of Walsh, Patricia Ellen Area Manager, Service Delivery, Services Division, Northern Zone, duty North Queensland Region, Townsville (AO7) Townsville Regional Service Centre, Community Capacity and Service Quality, Department of Communities, Townsville (AO6) CHS 408/05 Business Support Officer, Child Safety Date of Hetherington, Front Office Manager, Southern Services Division, Ipswich and Western duty Amanda Queensland TAFE, Department Zone, Toowoomba South Child Safety of Employment and Training Service Centre, Toowoomba (AO5) Toowoomba (AO4) CHS 86/06Team Leader (Specified), Child Safety Date of Ericsson, Shireen Child Safety Officer, Child Safety Services Division, Logan and Brisbane duty Karina Services Division, Logan and West Zone, Beaudesert Child Safety B.Soc.Sc. Brisbane West Zone, Browns Service Centre, Beaudesert (PO5) Plains Child Safety Service Centre, Browns Plains (PO2) CHS 86/06Team Leader (Specified), Child Safety Date of Doty, Elicia Margaret Court Coordinator, Child Safety Services Division, Logan and Brisbane duty B.Soc.Wk. Services Division, Logan and West Zone, Logan Central Child Safety Brisbane West Zone, Browns Service Centre, Woodridge (PO5) Plains Child Safety Service Centre, Browns Plains (PO4) CHS 86/06Team Leader (Specified), Child Safety Date of Korasz, Tammy Child Safety Officer, Child Safety Services Division, Logan and Brisbane duty B.Soc.Wk. Services Division, Logan and West Zone, Beaudesert Child Safety Brisbane West Zone, Browns Service Centre, Beaudesert (PO5) Plains Child Safety Service Centre, Browns Plains (PO2) 414 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) COMMISSION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILD GUARDIAN CCYP 207/05 General Supervisor, Employment Screening Date of Lindsey, Ann Louise Screening Officer, Employment Services, Policy, Research and duty Screening Services, Policy, Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO5) Research and Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO3) CCYP 188/05 Client Services and Information Quality Date of Wright, Nicole Honey Legal Officer, Legal Practice, Manager, Employment Screening duty Campbell Employment Screening Services, Services, Policy, Research and Policy, Research and Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO7) Employment Screening, Brisbane (PO3) CCYP 199/05 Manager, Research, Strategic Policy and date of Harcourt, Julie Senior Research Officer, Strategic Research Unit, Policy, Research and Duty Margaret Policy and Research Unit, Policy, Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO8) Research and Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO6) CCYP 18/06 Senior Complaints Officer, Complaints Unit, date of Levack, Diana Child Safety Officer, Department of Brisbane (AO5) duty Child Safety, Chermside (PO2) CCYP 18/06 Senior Complaints Officer, Complaints Unit, Date of Bower, Prudence Child Safety Officer, Department of Brisbane (AO5) duty Maree Child Safety, Chermside (PO2) CCYP 15/06 Manager, Legal Practice, Employment Date of Bailey, Judith Legal Officer, Employment Screening Services, Policy, Research and duty Screening Services, Policy, Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO8) Research and Employment Screening, Brisbane (PO3) CCYP 200/05 Manager (Policy), Policy, Research and Date of Keast, Lone Veirup Principal Policy Officer, Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO8) duty Administrative Law Services, Department of Education and the Arts, Brisbane (AO7) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES COM 184/06 Assistant Business Support Officer, Date of James, Aaron Administration Officer Program Management, Business duty (Correspondence), Corporate and Support, Brisbane (AO4) Executive Services, Government and Executives Services Branch, Department of Child Safety, Brisbane (AO2) COM 109/06 Administration Officer, Service Delivery, Date of Gottani, Melissa Administrative Assistant, Service Youth Justice Service, Youth Detention duty Delivery, Youth Justice Service, Operations, Cleveland Youth Detention Youth Detention Operations, Centre, Townsville (AO3) Townsville (AO2) DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES CS 90/06 Executive Support Officer, Offender 4-5-06 Green, Michelle Administrative Officer, Offender Assessment Services, Custodial Assessment Services, Strategic & Operations Directorate (AO3) Corporate Services Directorate (AO2) CS 90/06 Executive Support Officer, Community 4-5-06 Johnson, MelanieAdministrative Officer, Community Operations Directorate, Brisbane (AO3) Operations Directorate (AO2) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 415 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND DSQ 182/06 Supports Facilitator, Office of Policy, Date of Hinton, Wayne Regional Coordinator, Office of Programs and Community and Specialist duty Thomas Policy, Programs and Services, Programs and Community and Community and Specialist Specialist Services Directorate, Central Services, Programs and QLD and Wide Bay Region, Rockhampton Community and Specialist Office, Rockhampton (AO5) Services Directorate, Central QLD and Wide Bay Region, Rockhampton Office, Rockhampton (AO4) DSQ 189/06 Disability Transition Co-ordinator, Office of Date of Dodd, Janet Kay Community Resource Officer Policy, Programs and Community and duty (Disability), Office of Policy, Specialist Services, Programs and Programs and Community and Community and Specialist Services Specialist Services, Programs Directorate, Central QLD and Wide Bay and Community and Specialist Region, Maryborough Office, Services Directorate, Central Maryborough (AO6) QLD and Wide Bay Region, Maryborough Office, Maryborough (AO5) DSQ 510/05 Senior Legal Policy Officer, Office of Policy, Date of Comack, Kerrine Senior Policy Officer, Cabinet & Programs and Community and Specialist duty Legislative Services Unit, Services, Policy Directorate, Disability Department of Education & The Strategic Policy Branch, Brisbane (PO4) Arts, Brisbane (AO6) DSQ 125/06 Principal Internal Auditor (Information Date of Hounslow, Sean Principal Internal Auditor, Technology & Systems), Internal Audit duty David Consultant, Internal Audit Unit, Services Branch, Brisbane (AO7) Department of Child Safety, Brisbane (AO7) DSQ 248/06 Team Leader (Child Safety Behaviour Date of Todhunter, Rebecca Psychologist (Child Safety Behaviour Support), Office of Policy, Programs and duty D.Psych. B.A. Support), Office of Policy, Community and Specialist Services, Programs and Community and Programs and Community and Specialist Specialist Services, Programs and Services, Directorate, North Queensland Community and Specialist Services and Remote Region, Townsville Office, Directorate, North Queensland and Townsville (PO4) Remote Region, Townsville Office, Townsville (PO3) DSQ 303/06 Senior Consultant, Office of Corporate and Date of Townsend, Shiran Personnel Officer, Payroll Services Executive Services and Accommodation duty Tonia George Street, CorporateLink, Support and Respite Services, Human Brisbane (AO4) Resource Services Branch, Workforce Management Unit, Brisbane (AO6) DSQ 90/06 Senior Program Officer, Office of Corporate Date of Waddell, Stephen Unit Manager, Office of Corporate and Executive Services and duty and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Accommodation Support and Services, Accommodation Support and Respite Services, Respite Services Directorate, Service Accommodation Support and Development Team, Brisbane (AO6) Respite Services, Brisbane Region, Wacol (AO5) DSQ 90/06 Senior Program Officer, Office of Corporate Date of Wray, Elizabeth Senior Policy Officer, Office of and Executive Services and duty Policy, Programs and Accommodation Support and Respite Community and Specialist Services, Accommodation Support and Services, Programs and Respite Services Directorate, Service Community and Specialist Development Team, Brisbane (AO6) Services Directorate, Community and Specialist Services Development Branch, Brisbane (AO5) 416 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS CO 10053/06 Conference Centre Coordinator, Property Date of Willis, Leonard Alfred Audio Visual Officer, Conference Management Unit, Facilities Services duty Centre, Property Management Branch, Corporate and Professional Unit, Facilities Services Branch, Services, Brisbane (AO3) Corporate and Professional Services (OO4) CO 10147/06 Senior Advisor (Strategic Procurement), Date of Banfield, VictoriaFinance Officer, Financial Services Strategic Procurement Section, Financial duty Branch (AO4) Services Branch, Corporate and Professional Services, Brisbane (AO5) CO 10103/06 Executive Services Officer (Correspondence), Date of Arnfield, Shirley Administrative Officer, Curriculum School Resourcing & Administration, Office duty Anne Branch, Department of of Education Queensland, Brisbane (AO3) Education and the Arts (AO2) #SUN 8049/05 Head of Department (Resources/Information 19-1-06 Hilder, Shane Andrew Teacher, Beerwah State High Technology), Maroochydore State High Dip.Ed., B.Ed. School, Sunshine Coast North School, Sunshine Coast North District, District, Sunshine Coast Sunshine Coast Region (BAND 5) Region (AO304) *N/A Project Officer (Communications), 15-5-06 Fielder, Trevor Support Officer, Facilities Engineering and Maintenance Services, Management Branch, South Facilities Management Branch, South Brisbane (AO3) Brisbane (AO4) *N/A Senior Project Officer (Electrical Services), 15-5-06 Stuerz, Peter Engineering Services Officer, Engineering and Maintenance Services, Facilities Management Branch, Facilities Management Branch, South South Brisbane (TO3) Brisbane (AO5) *N/A Maintenance Services Officer, Engineering and 15-5-06 Fernandes, Caetano Corporate Support Officer, Facilities Maintenance Services, Facilities Management Branch, South Management Branch, South Brisbane (AO3) Brisbane (AO2) * This appointment is made in accordance with Section 6.13 of Directive 01/04 Recruitment and Selection. # This appointment is revoked. QUEENSLAND COLLEGE OF TEACHERS Executive Secretary, Office of the Director, 8-5-06 Christenson, Sally Executive Services Officer, Queensland College of Teachers, Toowong Louise Queensland College of Tchrs, (AO3) Toowong (AO3) DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES ES 31/06 Executive Manager, Operational & Asset Strategic 12-5-06 Harper, John Principal Project Coordinator, Planning, Facilities Management Branch, Capital Projects, Facilities Business Support Officer, Kedron (SO2) Management Branch, Business Support Services, Kedron (AO7) DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SQIT Project Officer, Southern Queensland Institute Date of Stephen Seymour Project Officer, Southern 021/06 of TAFE, Toowoomba Campus, duty Queensland Institute of TAFE, Toowoomba A05T Toowoomba Campus, Toowoomba (AO5T) CSIT 12/06 Team Leader – ISAS Management 3-5-06 Melanie Primus Administrative Officer (AO2) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 417 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HL 182-05 Principal Policy Officer, Strategic Date of Moule, Rosemary Nurse Practice Co-ordinator, Management Branch, Strategic Policy and duty Geriatric and Rehabilitation Government Liaison Directorate (AO7) Unit, Princess Alexandra Hospital (Level 3) HL 183-05 Manager, Strategic Management Branch, Date of Scells, Vicki Senior Occupational Therapist, Bayside Strategic Policy and Government Liaison duty Health Services District (PO4) Directorate (AO8) DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING HO 27/06 Senior Housing Officer, Regional Services Date of Higgins, Michelle Lee Housing Officer, Regional Services North, Client Services, Chermside (AO4) duty North, Client Services, Inala (AO3) HO 27/06 Senior Housing Officer, Regional Services Date of Thorne, Clea-MarieHousing Officer, Regional Services S&W, Client Services, Inala (AO4) duty S&W, Client Services, Inala (AO3) HO 27/06 Senior Housing Officer, Regional Services North, Date of McMillan, Kerry Lee Housing Officer, Regional Services Client Services, Fortitude Valley (AO4) duty S&W, Client Services, Inala (AO3) HO 189/05 Services Manager, Services Delivery, Date of Theos, Erica Regional Services Officer, Services Community Housing, Brisbane (AO6) duty Delivery, Community Housing, Brisbane (AO5) DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL J 58/06 Centre Co-ordinator, Regional Reporting, 15-5-06 Newman, Zena Susan Supervising Officer (Reporting), State Reporting Bureau, Justice State Reporting Bureau, Administration Southport (AO5) Townsville (AO4) PARTNERONE PONE 1/06 Human Resource Officer, Regional Services Date of Clifford, Stephanie Administration Officer (HR), Regional Division, Rockhampton (AO4) Commence- Joy Services Division, PartnerOne, ment Rockhampton (AO3) PONE 3/06 Senior Finance Officer, Business 4-4-06 Scougall, Anthony Assistant Accounts Officer, Development Administrative Services Mark Financial Services Division, Division, Brisbane (AO5) PartnerOne, Brisbane (AO3) PONE 77/05 Finance Officer, Financial Services Division, 19-4-06 Slater, Amanda Jane Assistant Finance Officer, Financial Brisbane (AO4) Services Division, PartnerOne, Brisbane (AO3) DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING, SPORT AND RECREATION LGPS 43/06 Application Development Officer, Date of Szeliga, Josef Jakob Computer Systems Officer, Application Services, Strategic duty Corporate Management Branch, Information Services, Brisbane (AO5) Information Technology Division, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, Woolloongabba (PO3) 418 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) DEPARTMENT OF MAIN ROADS MR 24/06 Environmental Officer, Planning, Design & 18-5-06 Sauter, Michelle Environmental Officer, Planning, Environment Division, Road System and Bach of Sc. Design & Environment Division, Engineering Group, Brisbane (PO3) Ecology & Road System and Engineering Conservation Group, Brisbane (PO2) Biology MR 102/06 Financial Coordinator, RoadTek Support 17-5-06 Mitchell, Tara Administrative Officer, RoadTek Services, RoadTek Group, Brisbane (AO4) Plant Hire Services, RoadTek Group, Toowoomba (AO3) MR 102/06 Financial Coordinator, RoadTek Support 17-5-06 Poutapu, Erika Project Administration Officer Services, RoadTek Group, Brisbane (AO4) (Costing), RoadTek Asset Services (South), RoadTek Group, Brisbane (AO3) MR 202/06 Project Manager, Project Development 11-5-06 Czosnowska, Lydia Project Manager, Project Office, South East Queensland Region, Master of Civil Development Office, South East Brisbane (PO6) Eng & Project Queensland Region, Nerang (PO5) Management MR 220/06 Manager (Transport Planning), Central West 25-5-06 Whitbread, Brett John Principal Engineer (Road Network District, Central Queensland Region, Performance), Central West Barcaldine (AO8) District, Central Queensland Region, Barcaldine (PO5) MR 251/06 Sales Consultant, RoadTek Plant Hire Services, Date of Davison, Craig Plant Coordinator, RoadTek Plant RoadTek Group, Townsville (AO5) duty Hire Services, RoadTek Group, Brisbane (OO6) Section Business Development Officer 27-3-06 Lloyd, Margaret Business Coordinator (Capability), North 6.13 (Organisational Development), North Christine West District, North Queensland West District, North Queensland Region, Region, Cloncurry (AO4) Cloncurry (AO5) Section Principal Advisor (Issues & Media 8-5-06 Strong, Mark Manager (Media & Government 6.13 Management), Community & Industry Liaison), Community & Industry Relations, Strategic Policy & Relations, Strategic Policy & Development Group, Brisbane (AO8) Development Group, Brisbane (AO7) DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND WATER NRM 4053 Land Administration Officer, Land Date of Connolly, Cheryl Administration Officer, Land Management and Use, Land and duty Maree Management and Use, Land and Vegetation Services, Central West Region, Vegetation Services, Central West Rockhampton (AO3) Region, Rockhampton (AO2) NRM 4053 Land Administration Officer, Land Date of James, Rhonda Ann Administration Officer, Land Management and Use, Land and duty Management and Use, Land and Vegetation Services, Central West Region, Vegetation Services, Central West Rockhampton (AO3) Region, Rockhampton (AO2) NRM 3903Team Leader, Assessment & Advice, Date of Dawson, Nicole Senior Project Officer, Assessment Resource & Land Dealings, Native Title & duty (Kathy) & Advice, Resource & Land Indigenous Land Services, Indigenous Dealings, Native Title & Services, Woolloongabba (AO7) Indigenous Land Services, Indigenous Services, Woolloongabba (AO6) NRM 4041 Senior Land Officer, Nambour Registration 15-2006 Matzner, Robert Land Officer, Nambour Registration Office, Titles Registation, Land Office, Titles Registation, Land Information & Titles, Land, Science & Information & Titles, Land, Science Regions, Nambour (AO5) & Regions, Nambour (AO4) NRM 4052 Scientist (Remote Sensing), Climate Impacts & 22-5-506 Armsong, John Scientist (Remote Sensing), Climate Natural Resource Systems, Resource BSc Impacts & Natural Resource Processes, Natural Resource Sciences, Land, Systems, Resource Processes, Science & Regions, Indooroopilly (PO3) Natural Resource Sciences, Land, Science & Regions, Indooroopilly (PO2) NRM 4131 Scientist, Remote Sensing Team, Compliance, 19-5-06 Lawrence, Linda Scientist (Remote Sensing), Climate Operational Rvw & Spcl Prjcts, BAppSc Impacts & Natural Resource Indooroopilly (PO3) Systems, Resource Processes, Natural Resource Sciences, Indooroopilly (PO2) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 419 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) NRM 3995 Manager, Finance & Administration, Simtars, 19-5-06 Hortle, Estrella Senior Administration Officer, Mines, Mining & Petroleum, Redbank (AO7) South East Region, Land, Science & Regions, Redbank (AO5) NRM 4112 Project Officer, Business Development, Land 19-5-06 Ledden, Brooke Administration Officer, State Information & Titles, Land, Science & Valuation Service, Land, Science Regions, Woolloongabba (AO3) & Regions, Woolloongabba (AO2) NRM 4064 Senior Project Officer, State Land Asset 19-5-06 Townsend, Mary Information Officer, State Land Management, Land Management and Use, Asset Management, Land Land Science and Regions, Brisbane (AO5) Management and Use, Land Science and Regions, Woolloongabba (AO3) CORPORATELINK CLK 4029 Senior Customer Service Officer, Gympie 17-5-06 Lynch, Susan Customer Service Officer, Gympie Service Centre, Southern Region, Service Service Centre, Southern Region, Centre Operations, Gympie (AO3) Service Centre Operations, Gympie (AO2) DEPARTMENT OF POLICE Queensland Police Service PO 04/06 Communications Room Operator, Townsville Date of Philipson, Deborah Administrative Officer, Medical Imaging Division, Townsville District, Northern duty Agnes Robyn Department, Townsville Hospital, Region, Townsville (OO4) Townsville District, Queensland Health, Townsville (AO2) THE CO-ORDINATOR GENERAL CG 2/06 Program Manager, SEQ Infrastructure, Date of Bell, Andrew Robert Project Manager, Strategic Brisbane (AO8) duty Development, Brisbane (AO7) CG 2/06 Program Manager, SEQ Infrastructure, Date of O’Meara, Tracey Principal Project Officer, SEQ Brisbane (AO8) duty Infrastructure, Brisbane (AO7) OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE MERIT AND EQUITY OPS 02/06 Principal Consultant, Workforce Policy, Date of Mullaly-Johnstone, Principal Policy Officer, Workforce Brisbane (AO8) duty Janelle Amy Policy, Brisbane (AO7) OPS 02/06 Principal Consultant, Workforce Policy, Date of Colley, Linda Katurah Principal Policy Officer, Workforce Brisbane (AO8) duty Policy, Brisbane (AO7) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS PS 10/06 Senior Electrical Engineer, Professional Date of Fun, Adrian Ah-Chye Senior Electrical Engineer, Services Portfolio, Project Services, duty Professional Services Portfolio, Brisbane (PO5) Project Services, Department of Public Works, Brisbane (PO4) GR 21/06 Internal Auditor, Audit Operations, Date of Patel, Nivedita Assistant Internal Auditor, Audit Governance and Review, Corporate, duty Operations, Governance and Review, Brisbane (AO5) Corporate, Brisbane (AO3) 420 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT, TRADE AND INNOVATION SD 23/06 State Development Officer, Client Services, Date of Silver, Caitlin Administrative Officer, Client Brisbane (AO4) duty Mackinven Services, Brisbane (AO2) SD 18/06 Senior Finance Officer, Finance, Corporate Date of Wan, Terence Chee- Auditor, Public Sector Auditing, Management, Brisbane (AO6) duty Sing Queensland Audit Office, Brisbane (AO5) SD 17/06 Team Leader, Industry Development and Date of Anderson, John Principal Project Manager, Local Investment, Brisbane (AO8) duty McDonald Reid Government Collaboration, Office of the Deputy Director- General Strategy and Policy, Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation, Brisbane (AO7) SD 37/06 Executive Assistant, Corporate Management, Date of Waller, Christine Administration Officer, Corporate Brisbane (AO4) duty Management, Brisbane (AO3) SD 25/06 Project Manager, Manufacturing Industries, Date of Rowson, Steven Principal Project Officer, Metal Industry Development and Investment, duty Processing and Microelectronics, Brisbane (AO8) Manufacturing Industries, Industry Development and Investment, Brisbane (AO7) SD 28/06 Principal Consultant, Human Resources, Date of Kruse, Pamela Anne Snr Consultant Div 2, Workplace Corporate Management, Brisbane (AO7) duty Consulting QLD, Department of Industrial Relations, Brisbane (AO7) SD 28/06 Principal Consultant, Human Resources, Date of Rule, Kerry LeighSenior Consultant, Human Corporate Management, Brisbane (AO7) duty Resources, Corporate Management, Brisbane (AO6) SD 28/06 Principal Consultant, Human Resources, Date of Boyce, Teresa Senior Consultant, Human Corporate Management, Brisbane (AO7) duty Veronica Resources, Corporate Management, Brisbane (AO6) SD 28/06 Principal Consultant, Human Resources, Date of Urselmann, Erica Senior HR Consultant, Organisational Corporate Management, Brisbane (AO7) duty Development and Leadership, Human Resource Services, Business Support Services, Department of Emergency Services, Brisbane (AO6) DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT TFTW 30/06 Cabinet Legislation and Liaison Officer, Date of Maconachie, Claire Senior Corporate Development Officer, Cabinet and Executive Services Unit, duty Louise Policy and Coordination Unit, Executive and Corporate Service Division, Executive and Corporate Services Brisbane (AO7) Division, Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, Brisbane (AO6) TFTW 34/06 Principal Legal Officer, Strategic Compliance Date of Vize, Robert Michael Senior Legal Officer, Strategic and Enforcement Operations Unit, Office duty B.Law Compliance and Enforcement of Fair Trading, Brisbane (PO6) Operations Unit, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (PO5) TFTW 27/06 Business Services Officer, Business Services Date of Lynch, Ashley Robert Administrative Officer, Business Division, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO3) duty Services Division, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO2) TFTW 27/06 Business Services Officer, Business Services Date of Gordon, Noel Keith Administrative Officer, Business Division, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO3) duty Services Division, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO2) TFTW 20/06 Administration Officer (Team Leader), Date of Utz, Gweneth Administrative Officer, Commercial Commercial and Consumer Tribunal duty and Consumer Tribunal Registry, Registry, Brisbane (AO3) Brisbane (AO2) TFTW 24/06 Executive Assistant, Office of the Executive Date of Pitt, Kelly-Lee Administrative Officer, Office of the Director, Liquor Licensing, Brisbane (AO3) duty Executive Director, Liquor Licensing, Brisbane (AO2) TFTW 142/05 Principal Research and Strategy Development Date of Kienzle, Rene Senior Research Officer, Marketplace Officer, Marketplace Strategy Division, duty Strategy Division, Office of Fair Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO7) Trading, Brisbane (AO6) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 421 APPOINTMENTS—continued Appointee Date of Reference Vacancy Appoint- Number ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) TFTW29/06 Senior Executive Officer, Office of the Date of Patton, Kate Executive Officer, Service Delivery Commissioner, Office of Fair Trading, duty and Development Division, Brisbane (AO5) Brisbane (AO4) TFTW 17/06 Adjudicator, Body Corporate and Community Date of Miskinis, Ronald Administrative Law Officer, Legal Management, Brisbane (AO7) duty George Services Unit, Executive and Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO6) TFTW 07/06 Community Titles Officer, Body Corporate and Date of Ah Ben, Erica Amy Administration Officer, Body Corporate Community Management, Brisbane (AO4) duty And Community Management Office, Brisbane (AO3) QUEENSLAND TRANSPORT TD 20/06 Assistant Maritime Officer, Executive Services Date of Osborne, Judith Administrative Officer, Maritime and Compliance Branch, Maritime Safety duty Safety Branch, Maritime Safety Queensland, Brisbane (AO3) Queensland, Brisbane (AO2) TD 27/06 Senior Business Manager (Rail Safety), Land Date of Couch, Bruce Harold Principal Advisor (Rail Safety), Transport and Safety Division, Brisbane (AO8) duty Land Transport and Safety Division, Brisbane (AO7) TD 34/06 Senior Project Officer, Transport Planning Date of Singh, Ajit Project Officer, Transport Planning Branch, Integrated Transport Planning duty Branch, Integrated Transport Division, Brisbane (AO5) Planning Division, Brisbane (AO4) TD 59/06 Engineering Manager, Infrastructure Branch, Date of Giufre, Tony John Engineer, Infrastructure Branch, Integrated Transport Planning Division, duty Integrated Transport Planning Brisbane (PO6) Division, Brisbane (PO3) TD 103/06 Senior Business Analyst, Systems and Date of Tuite, Donna Business Analyst, Systems and Performance Reporting Branch, Services duty Performance Reporting Branch, Group, Brisbane (AO6) Services Group, Brisbane (AO5) TD 103/06 Senior Business Analyst, Systems and Date of Wallis, Lisa Business Analyst, Systems and Performance Reporting Branch, Services duty Performance Reporting Branch, Group, Brisbane (AO6) Services Group, Brisbane (AO5) TD 113/06 Senior Marketing and Communication Date of Roggenkamp, Kyle Communications Officer, System Officer, System Design Group, TransLink, duty Design Group, TransLink, Brisbane (AO6) Brisbane (AO5) TD 123/06 Supervising Contract Manager, Contracts Date of Spalding, Roger Contract Manager, Contracts Group, Group, TransLink, Brisbane (AO7) duty TransLink, Brisbane (AO6) TD 127/06 Principal Prosecutions Officer, Land Transport Date of Crapnell, Robert Legal Officer, Office of the Director and Safety Division, Brisbane (PO4) Duty Edwardson of Public Prosecutions, Justice Department, Toowoomba (PO3) TD 152/06 Senior Technical Officer (Sand Bypass), Date of Hiron, Frank Marine Officer (Technical), South South East Region, Services Group, Gold duty East Region, Services Group, Coast (OO5) Gold Coast (OO4) TD 159/06 Senior Advisor, Public Transport Date of Evans, Bronwyn Senior Research Officer, Ethical Management Branch, Passenger Transport duty Standards Command, Division, Brisbane (AO6) Queensland Police Service, Brisbane (AO5) TREASURY DEPARTMENT TY 65/06 Senior Accountant, Financial Management Date of Bai, Ida HuaAssistant Accountant, Financial Branch, Treasury Office, Brisbane (AO6) duty Management Branch, Treasury Office, Brisbane (AO4) TY 33/2006 Accountant (Management Reporting), Date of Trinh, Hoah Assistant Accountant (Tax and Finance, Government Superannuation duty Financial Policy), Finance, Office, Brisbane (AO5) Government Superannuation Office, Brisbane (AO4) TY 36/2006 Revenue Analyst, Business Development, Date of Lee, Kyu-Whan Graduate, Client Management Office of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) duty Michael Division, Office of State Revenue (AO3) TY 49/2006 Accountant (Tax and Financial Policy), Date of Armstrong, Nicola Assistant Accountant Finance, Government Superannuation duty (Reconciliations), Finance, Office, Brisbane (AO5) Government Superannuation Office, Brisbane (AO4) 422 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS PART II Appointments have been approved to the undermentioned vacancies. Appeals do not lie against these appointments. Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appointment Name of Appointee DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY *CHS 369/05 Communications Officer, Corporate and Executive Services Date of duty King, Dorothy Division, Information Services Branch, Brisbane, (AO5) * Temporary position COMMISSION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILD GUARDIAN CCYP 180/05 Assistant Investigator, Systemic Monitoring and Review, Date of duty Wallace, Jacquelyn Sarah Child Guardian, Brisbane (AO4) CCYP 180/05 Assistant Investigator, Systemic Monitoring and Review, Date of duty Hakkinen, Melanie Jane Child Guardian, Brisbane (AO4) CCYP 180/05 Assistant Investigator, Systemic Monitoring and Review, Date of duty Harvey, Candace Cherie Child Guardian, Brisbane (AO4) CCYP 180/05 Assistant Investigator, Systemic Monitoring and Review, Date of duty McMurtrie, David James Fraser Child Guardian, Brisbane (AO4) *CCYP 16/06 Zonal Coordinator, Community Visitor Program, Mackay (AO6) Date of duty Good, Tracy Anne #CCYP 159/05 Research Assistant, Strategic Policy & Research, Policy, Date of duty Gregory, Caroline Patricia Research and Employment Screening, Brisbane (AO2) CCYP 149/05 Legal Officer, Employment Screening Services, Policy, Date of duty Hack, Stephanie Elizabeth Research and Employment Screening, Brisbane (PO3) B.Law, BA CCYP189/05 Correspondence and Report Writing Officer, Policy, Date of duty Deere, Kate Melinda Research and Employment Screening, Brisbane (PO3) B.Law, M.Law * Temporary until 25 September 2007 # Temporary until 30 June 2006. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES CS 90/06 Executive Support Officer, Offender Program & Services 4 -5-06 Griffin, Kylie Directorate, Offender Assessment & Services (AO3) CS 52/06 Correctional Manager Centre Services, Custodial Operations 3-7-06 Kidd, Bradley John Directorate, Woodford Correctional Centre (AO7) CS 392/05 Psychologist, Custodial Operations Directorate, Brisbane 10-5-06 Walford, Kym Women’s Correctional Centre (PO2) CS 392/05 Psychologist, Custodial Operations Directorate, Brisbane 10-5-06 Clifton, Corinne Women’s Correctional Centre (PO2) DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND DSQ 76/06 Program Resource Officer (Regional Priority Panels) Office Date of duty Coon, Lynda of Policy, Programs and Community and Specialist, Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate, North Queensland and Remote Region, Cairns Office, Cairns (AO6) DSQ 257/06 Program Co-ordinator, Office of Policy, Programs and Date of duty Schoof, Jennifer Community and Specialist Services, Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate, Brisbane Region, South Brisbane (AO4) DSQ 257/06 Program Co-ordinator, Office of Policy, Programs and Date of duty Fenech, Lynette Community and Specialist Services, Programs and Community and Specialist Services Directorate, Brisbane Region, South Brisbane (AO4) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 423 NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Number Appointment DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS CO 10102/06 Policy Officer, Strategic Planning Branch, Office of 29-5-06 Lee, Alexandra Margaret Planning, Resourcing and Performance, Brisbane (AO4) %CO 10102/06 Policy Officer, Strategic Planning Branch, Office of 3-7-06 Elston, Lauren Jean Planning, Resourcing and Performance, Brisbane (AO4) CO10104/06 Senior Finance Officer (Payables), Financial Services Branch, Date of suty Hearne, Deborah Corporate and Professional Services, Brisbane (AO5) CO10109/06 Human Resource Services Officer (Executive Officer), Date of suty Bushell, Casey Lee Payroll Services, Corporate and Professional Services, Brisbane (AO3) SOC 10118/06 Computer Technician, Gold Coast District, South Coast 2-5-06 Knocker, John Bedingfield Region (TO2) GN 10028/05 Unit Support Officer, Jacobs Well Environment Education 18-4-05 Abbot, Joshua John Centre, Gold Coast North District (OO3) # CO 10221/05 Regional Workforce Learning Coordinator, Workforce 10-1-06 Scanes, Sandra Michelle Learning, Office of Strategic Human Resources and Dip.Teach., B.Ed Learning, Moreton Region (AO6) % Temporary Position 3 July 2006 to 29 July 2007 # Temporary appointment 10 January 2006 to 12 December 2008 (unless otherwise determined) DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES ES 30/06 Executive Manager, Capital Projects, Facilities Management 12-5-06 Tadic Zvonimir Branch, Business Support Services, Kedron (AO8) ES 145/06 Principal Strategy Officer, Performance & Reporting, 29-5-06 Sharp, Phillip Strategic Management Unit, Strategic Policy & Executive Services, Kedron (AO8) ES 160/06 Administration Assistant, Directorate, Strategic Policy & 22-5-06 Ciaflone, Ruth Executive Services, Kedron (AO3) ES 74/06 Senior Human Resource Consultant, North Coast Region, 22-5-06 Wyman, Ian David Service Performance Management Unit, Business Support Services, Kedron (AO5) DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING BNI 03/06 Contact Centre Consultant, Brisbane North Institute of TAFE 22-5-06 Natalie Coates-Lam DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING HO 51/06 Housing Officer, Regional Services North, Client Services, Date of duty Turner, Moira Townsville (AO3) B of Arts HO 51/06 Housing Officer, Regional Services North, Client Services, Date of duty Johns, Frances Elena Townsville (AO3) HO 50/06 Housing Officer, Regional Services North, Client Services, Date of duty Hendrie, Penelope Anne Townsville (AO3) HO 39/06 Program Support Officer, Services Delivery, Community Date of duty Sayers, Michaela Ann Hosuing, Brixbane (AO4) HO 27/06 Senior Housing Officer, Regional Services North, Client Date of duty Nevin, Megan Alanna Services, Fortitude Valley (AO4) DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING, SPORT AND RECREATION *LGPS 133/05 Administration Officer, Community Governance, Local Date of duty Ferik, Julie-Anne Government Collaboration, Cairns (AO3) **LGPS 22/06 Business Development Manager (South Coast), Tallebudgera Date of duty Keelan, Michael Active Recreation Centre, Sport and Recreation Queensland, Tallebudgera (AO7) 424 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Number Appointment #LGPS 22/06 Business Development Manager (South Coast), Tallebudgera Date of duty Tingate, Andrew William Active Recreation Centre, Sport and Recreation Queensland, Tallebudgera (AO7) LGPS 41/06 Senior Project Officer (Records Management), Business Date of duty Zwarts, Brenten Development, Office for Women, Brisbane (AO7) * Transfer at Level from Department of Main Roads ** Temporary appointment for a period of up to two years with possibility of extension. # Temporary appointment for a period of up to 12 months. DEPARTMENT OF MAIN ROADS MR 306/05 Business Support & Systems Officer, Northern District, Date of duty Miflin, Angela Maree North Queensland Region, Townsville (AO3) MR 130/06 Principal Manager (Infrastructure Planning), Planning, 29-5-06 Carter, Michael Ian Design & Environment Division, Road System and Engineering Group, Brisbane (AO8) MR 162/06 Road Information Systems Officer, Peninsula District, North 16-5-06 Muirson, Duncan Craig Queensland Region, Cairns (AO3) MR 182/06 Information Technology Officer, Mackay District, Central Date of duty Mallett, Tessa Jane Queensland Region, Mackay (AO3) MR 200/06 Information Technology Officer, Peninsula District, North Date of duty Ross, Peter William Queensland Region, Cairns (AO3) MR 228/06 Engineer (Traffic), Wide Bay District, Southern Queensland Date of duty Green, Samantha Region, Bundaberg (PO4) Bach of Civil Eng (Hons) & Master of Eng Sc MR 250/06 Technical Support Officer, Northern District, North 18-5-06 Ottaway, Leanne Michelle Queensland Region, Townsville (AO3) DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND WATER NRM 4053 Land Administration Officer, Land Management and Use, Date of duty Vendermeer, Emily Land and Vegetation Services, Central West Region, Rockhampton (AO3) NRM 3407 Control Officer, Vegetation Management and Use, Land and Date of duty Bell, Corey Vegetation Services, Central West Region, Land Science & Regions, Proserpine (OO3) NRM 3928 Administration Officer, Assessment & Advice, Resource & Date of duty Phoenix- O'Brien, Lotus Land Dealings, Native Title & Indigenous Land Services, Indigenous Services, Woollongabba (AO3) NRM 4100 Licensing Officer, Mines, South East Region, Date of duty Dent, Anita Sharon Woolloongabba (AO3) NRM 4059 Principal Policy Officer, Infrastructure & Urban Water Date of duty Emmery, Dinesha Policy, Water Industry Regulation, Water & Sustainable Landscapes, Brisbane (AO7) NRM 4065 Project Manager, State Land Asset Management, Land 12-5-06 Jensen, Johannes Management and Use, Land Science and Regions, Woolloongabba (AO7) NRM 3992 Principal Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Strategic Policy & 16-5-06 Spencer, Helen Legal, Office of the Director-General, Brisbane (AO7) NRM 4089 Land Administration Officer, Land Services, Land and Date of duty Surch, Lyndel Vegetation Services, South East Region, Robina (AO3) NRM 4089 Land Administration Officer, Land Services, Land and 2-10-06 Williams, Guiliana (Julie) Vegetation Services, South East Region, Robina (AO3) NRM 4104 Senior Scientific Programmer, Climate Impacts & Natural Date of duty Jeffrey, Stephen Resource Systems, Resource Processes, Natural Resource BSc Sciences, Land, Science & Regions, Indooroopilly, (PO4) NRM 4072 Project Officer, Vegetation Services, Land and Vegetation Date of duty Stock, Daniel Services, South East Region, Woolloongabba (PO3) Doc Ecgy&EnviroSc NRM 4114 Manager, Financial Reform & Projects, Finance & Asset Date of duty Drummond, Ken Management, Corporate Services, Office of the Director- General, Brisbane (AO8) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 425 NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Number Appointment NRM 4130 Scientist, Remote Sensing Team, Compliance, Operational 19-5-06 Marchand, Bleuenn Rvw & Spcl Prjct, Land, Science & Regions, BEp Indooroopilly (PO2) BJour NRM 4131 Scientist, Remote Sensing Team, Compliance Operational 19-5/-06 Anderson, Jeremy Rvw & Spcl Prjcts, Indooroopilly (PO3) BSc CORPORATELINK CLK 4002 Training Co-Ordinator, Learning Services, Business Date of Duty Vercoe, Katrina Development, Consultancy Services, Brisbane (AO3) DEPARTMENT OF POLICE Queensland Police Service PO 325/05 Information Technology Officer, Operations Support 15-5-06 Merritt, John Victor Command, Brisbane (AO4) PO 75/06 Prosecutor, Cairns District, Far Northern Region, Cairns (PO3) Date of duty Price, Helen Brodie LLB (Hons) PO 92/06 Photographer, Forensic Services Branch, Operations Support 29-5-06 Gillard, Peggy Anne Command, Brisbane (TO2) BPhoto *PO 98/06Health and Safety Coordinator (Injury Management), 1-6-06 Lenarczyk, Janina Metropolitan South Region, Upper Mount Gravatt (PLO3) BBehSc PO 102/06 Police Liaison Officer, Inala Division, Oxley District, 8-5-06 Kirk, Corey Ian Metropolitan South Region, Inala (PLO3) PO 102/06 Police Liaison Officer, Inala Division, Oxley District, 8-5-06 Fisher, Warren Byrne Metropolitan South Region, Inala (PLO3) * Temporary appointment from 1 June 2006 until 30 June 2007 DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET PR 177/05 Legislation Officer, Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Date of duty Doyle, Mary Counsel, Brisbane (AO3) PR 177/05 Legislation Officer, Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Date of duty Mizanowski, Thomas Counsel, Brisbane (AO3) PR 29/05 Project Officer, Events Coordination, State Services, Date of duty Harris, Avril Governance Division, Brisbane (AO5) DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND FISHERIES DPIF 2719 Senior Aquaculture Planner, Aquaculture Policy and 25-5-06 Miller, Samantha Jane Development, Fisheries and Aquaculture Development, Fisheries, Brisbane (PO4) FO 2653 Overseer General, Byfield, North, Operations, Forestry 13-6-06 Mason, Gregory Clive Plantations Queensland, Byfield (FW41) OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE MERIT AND EQUITY OPS 02/06 Principal Consultant, Workforce Policy, Brisbane (AO8) Date of duty Maugham, Steven DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS PS 81/05 Director, Housing Portfolio, Project Services, Brisbane (SO1) Date of duty Krautz, Paul Martin PS 81/05 Director, Health, TAFE, Law and Order Portfolio, Project Date of duty Anstee, Michael John Services, Brisbane (SO1) *PS 11/06 Contract Project & Administration Officer, Project Services, Date of duty Cotterill, Deborah Louise Brisbane (AO3) *PS 11/06 Contract Project & Administration Officer, Project Services, Date of duty Mistry, Mina Brisbane (AO3) *PS 11/06 Contract Project & Administration Officer, Project Services, Date of duty Myers, Thomas Edward Brisbane (AO3) 426 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 [2 June, 2006 NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Number Appointment *PS 11/06 Contract Project & Administration Officer, Project Services, Date of duty Nightingale, Terence Paul Brisbane (AO3) *PS 11/06 Contract Project & Administration Officer, Project Services, Date of duty Costi, Alexandra Gold Coast (AO3) QB 27/06 Administrative Officer, Burdekin Region, North Queensland Date of duty Hoolihan, Taleta Margaret Group, QBuild, Townsville (AO2) QB 27/06 Administrative Officer, Burdekin Region, North Queensland Date of duty Giddy, Linda Diane Group, QBuild, Townsville (AO2) QB 27/06 Administrative Officer, Burdekin Region, North Queensland Date of duty Brown, Trina Ann Group, QBuild, Townsville (AO2) * Temporary for 12 months with the possibility of extension. SERVICE DELIVERY AND PERFORMANCE COMMISSION SDPC 1016/06 Director, Service Delivery and Performance Commission, Date of duty Corbiere, Kathy Ann Brisbane (SES2) SDPC 1016/06 Director, Service Delivery and Performance Commission, Date of duty Sheehy, Paul Thomas Brisbane (SES2) DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT, TRADE AND INNOVATION * SD 50/06 Project Support Officer, Innovation and Emerging Industries, Date of duty Bow, Marilyn (Lyn) Innovation and Smart State Policy, Brisbane (AO3) SD 174/05 Principal Project Officer, Queensland Indigenous Arts Date of duty Quaill, Avril Cecilia Marketing and Export Agency, Trade and International Operations, Brisbane (AO7) # SD 11/06 Project Manager, Industry Development and Investment, Date of duty Lewis, John Rodney Brisbane (AO8) SD 02/06 Team Leader, Call Centre and Online Services, Client Date of duty Ganly, Kelli Ann Services, Brisbane (AO7) SD 4/06 State Development Officer, State Development Centre, Client Date of duty Lee, Michael Jalon Services, Southport (AO4) SD 28/06 Principal Consultant, Human Resources, Corporate Date of duty Andersen, Roderic Evan Management, Brisbane (AO7) * Temporary until 1 October 2008. # Temporary until 30 June 2007 with possibility of extension. DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT * Project Officer (Financial and Statistical Reporting), Body Date of duty Stewart, Fiona Charlotte Corporate and Community Management, Brisbane (AO4) TFTW 10/06 Communication Marketing and Public Relations Team Date of duty Perring, Natalie Jill Leader, Communication Branch, Marketplace Strategy Division, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO6) TFTW 10/06 Communication Marketing and Public Relations Team Date of duty Seckold, Sarah Yvette Leader, Communication Branch, Marketplace Strategy Division, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO6) TFTW 11/06 Senior Corporate Communication Officer, Executive and Date of duty Buckley, Stephen John Francis Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO6) #TFTW 139/05 Senior Compliance Officer, Compliance Division, Office of Date of duty Taylor, Kate Ann Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO5) TFTW 26/06 Financial Investigations Officer, Compliance Division, Office Date of duty Leishman, Norman Wayne of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO5) TFTW 15/06 Manager, Communication Branch, Marketplace Strategy Date of duty Boyle, Phillip Division, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO7) TFTW 08/06 Communication Officer, Marketplace Strategy Division, Date of duty Ryan, Kylie Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (AO3) @TFTW 02/06 Conciliation Officer, Customer Service Centre, Service Date of duty Birrell, Craig Patrick Delivery and Development Division, Brisbane (AO3) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 25 427 NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued Reference Vacancy Date of Name of Appointee Number Appointment TFTW 32/06 Assistant Liquor Licensing Officer, Liquor Operations Date of duty Metcalfe, Kurt Lawrence Branch, Liquor Licensing, Brisbane (AO3) TFTW 32/06 Assistant Liquor Licensing Officer, Liquor Operations Date of duty Doo, Gail Heather Branch, Liquor Licensing, Brisbane (AO3) * Appointment made under Section 6.13 - Exemptions to appointment on merit. # Temporary until 18 December 2006. @ Temporary until 22 August 2006. QUEENSLAND TRANSPORT TD 518/05 Business Systems Officer, Information Services Branch, Date of duty Sharif, Mohammed Services Group, Brisbane (AO3) TD 70/06 Customer Service Officer, South East Region, Services Date of duty Down, Hilda Veronica Group, Greenslopes (AO2) TD 96/06 Senior Administration Support Officer, Maritime Operations Date of duty Ballard, Sharon Veronica Group, Maritime Safety Queensland, Brisbane (AO3) TREASURY DEPARTMENT TY 65/06 Senior Accountant, Financial Management Branch, Treasury Date of duty Woodrow, Shannon Hamilton Office, Brisbane (AO6) TY 56/2006 Information Projects Officer, Knowledge Services, Portfolio Date of duty Calhoun, Shane Scott Services, Brisbane (AO5) CORPTECH #CT 31/06 Senior Business Consultant, HR, Organisational Date of duty Herbst, Cherie Fay Development, Organisational Development and Corporate Communications, Brisbane #CT 121/2005 Project Manager (Technical Lead), Documents & Records Date of duty Capanna-Pisce, Robert Management Sub-program, Shared Service Solutions, Brisbane (AO8) *CT 35/2006 Contracts Administrator, Program Office, Shared Service Date of duty Ottaway, Graeme Robert Solutions, Brisbane (AO4) * CT 159/2005 Business Analyst, Finance & SAP Solutions Project, Shared Date of duty Lam, Thuy Service Solutions, Brisbane (AO7) *CT 38/2006 Principal Project Officer, Business Solutions, Shared Service Date of duty Cieslar, Leslie Rudolf Solutions, Brisbane (AO7) # Temporary until 30 June 2007. * Temporary until 31 December 2007. 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Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 31 May 2006 Damien Mealey It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21 (5) of the Justices of the Registrar of Justices of the Peace Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the and Commissioners for Declarations persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified). 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Lois WILKINSON 42 Gladstone Street PIMLICO ROD WELFORD MP Kevin John WUTH 117 Bergin Road CRANBROOK Environmental Protection Agency Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 18 May 2006 Brisbane, 31 May 2006 Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council and in pursuance of the provisions of the Wet It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace Tropics World Heritage Protection and Management Act 1993 and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , has , each of the persons approved the reappointment of- whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Commissioner for Declarations). Lieutenant General John Grey, AC as a Director and Chairperson Damien Mealey of the Board of Directors of the Wet Tropics Management Registrar of Justices of the Peace Authority for a period of three years from date of appointment. and Commissioners for Declarations DESLEY BOYLE MP THE SCHEDULE Minister for Environment, Local Government, Planning and Women Denis Geoffrey 69 Siemon Street TOOWONG MCKELLAR Queensland Police Service Brisbane, 2 June 2006 Gladys Joan ROBERSON 158 Marshall Street GOONDIWINDI It is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Kerry Dianne THRING 84 Glengarry Road KEPERRA Public Service Act 1996, I have approved the secondment of, Ashley Mcfarland Campbell, Senior Systems Support Officer/ Kevin John WHITE 14 Matthau Place MCDOWALL Business Analyst, CorpTech, Brisbane (AO4) to the position of Business Analyst, Finance Division, Corporate Services, Brisbane Department of Justice and Attorney-General (AO7), from date of duty until 31 December 2006, unless Brisbane, 1 June 2006 otherwise specified. R. ATKINSON Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the COMMISSIONER Executive Council and under the Public Trustee Act 1978, has approved that the following persons be appointed to the Public DIRECTIVE Trust Office Investment Board on and from 3 June 2006 to and including 2 June 2008- TITLE: Appointment on a fixed term contract. Name Position Molly ROBSON member LEGISLATIVE Public Service Act 1996 - sections 34 PROVISION: and 69 Henry Robert SMERDON member Walter IVESSA member Appointments to the four (4) roles of Director, Water Infrastructure in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water, may be made on contract for a fixed term until 30 June 2009 (or an earlier LINDA LAVARCH date). 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Authorising law The Minister, pursuant to section 549 of the Environmental Protection Act 1994 has approved the standard environmental conditions for carrying out the environmentally relevant activity (ERA) outlined in the following code of environmental compliance (code). 2. Title of code containing standard environmental conditions “Code of environmental compliance for certain aspects of extracting rock or other material (ERA 20)—Version 1” 3. Commencement date This notification commences on 2 June 2006. 4. Availability of codes The codes are available from the EPA’s head office located at 160 Ann Street, Brisbane during office hours on business days; the EPA Website - www.epa.qld.gov.au; or by contacting the Ecoaccess Customer Service Unit on 1300 368 326. 5. Approved by DESLEY BOYLE MP Minister for Environment Minister for Local Government and Planning Minister for Women 434 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material This code of environmental compliance (code) has been made under section 63AA of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998. It contains the standard environmental conditions approved by the Minister, under section 549(2) of the Environmental Protection Act 1994, for carrying out the aspects of the environmentally relevant activity (ERA) specified in section 2 of this code. Code of environmental compliance for certain aspects* of extracting rock or other material (ERA 20) Version 1 * This code only applies to the aspects of the ERA that meet with the criteria in section 2 of this code. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency www.epa.qld.gov.au ABN 87 221 158 786 Page 1 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 435 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Table of contents 1. Introduction...... 3 2. Scope of the code...... 3 3. When the code takes effect...... 4 4. Enforcement of the code...... 4 5. Other requirements...... 4 6. Amendment of this code ...... 4 7. Further information or enquiries ...... 5 8. Standard environmental conditions and advisory notes ...... 6 9. Definitions ...... 16 10. EPA contact details for further information ...... 18 Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 2 of 18 436 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material 1. Introduction The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has introduced an improved environmental compliance framework for environmentally relevant activities (ERAs) with a relatively low risk of environmental impact by introducing codes of environmental compliance (codes) that set out standard environmental conditions. Codes are appropriate for those activities that can achieve a good level of environmental protection through established practices and compliance with standard environmental conditions. The codes also include advisory notes to help operators understand the conditions or measures that may be taken to ensure compliance. The advisory notes are a guide only and do not limit the range of measures that may be taken to comply with a condition. The use of codes simplifies and speeds up environmental approvals for the businesses involved, while retaining appropriate standards of environmental protection and performance. The Minister for Environment, pursuant to section 549 of the Environmental Protection Act 1994 (EP Act), has approved the standard environmental conditions contained in this code. Approved codes are listed in schedule 6A of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 (EP Reg). 2. Scope of the code This code applies to ERA 20 — Extracting1 rock or other material, where the operation of the ERA will comply with all the criteria outlined in the following table: Criteria 1. The activity applies to the extraction of material for the construction and maintenance of roads damaged as a direct result of flooding in the following local government areas: x Burke Shire Council; x Carpentaria Shire Council; x Cook Shire Council; x Mareeba Shire Council; x Aurukun Community Council; x Bamaga Community Council; x Hopevale Community Council; x Injinoo Community Council; x Kowanyama Community Council; x Lockhart River Community Council; x Mapoon Community Council; x Napranum Community Council; x New Mapoon Community Council; x Pormpuraaw Community Council; x Seisa Community Council; x Umagico Community Council; and x Wujal Wujal Community Council. 2. The administering authority for the ERA is the EPA. 3. The amount of material extracted from a site is less than 100 000 t per year* (i.e. the extraction activities are classed as either ERA 20(a) or 20(b) under the definition for ERA 20, below). 1 Refer to definition for ‘extracting’ under the definitions section of this code for further explanation. * Equivalent to 66 666 m3 based on a density conversion factor of 1.5. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 3 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 437 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material 4. There is no release of contaminants to waters from the extraction activities. 5. The extraction activities will not be carried out in a category A environmentally sensitive area. Where the operation of a particular ERA will not meet the above criteria, this code does not apply and a development approval is required to undertake the ERA. The ERA — Extracting rock or other material, is defined in Schedule 1 of the EP Reg as: “ERA 20. Extracting rock or other material – extracting rock (other than rock mined in block or slab form for building purposes), sand (other than foundry sand), clay (other than clay used for its ceramic properties, kaolin or bentonite), gravel, loam or other material (other than gravel, loam or other material under a mining tenement or petroleum activity) from a pit or quarry using plant or equipment having a design capacity of: (a) Not more than 5 000 t a year (b) 5 000 t or more, but less than 100 000 t, a year (c) 100 000 t or more a year.” 3. When the code takes effect This code applies immediately to all operators of ERA 20 (that meet the criteria in section 2 of this code) who commenced activities on or after 2 June 2006. Operators who were carrying out ERA 20 under a development approval before 2 June 2006, and continue to carry out the activity have a 12 month transitional period to ensure their operations comply with the code. The code becomes effective for these operators on 2 June 2007. During the transitional period, these operators must comply with the conditions of their existing development approval. 4. Enforcement of the code This code contains standard environmental conditions for carrying out the aspects of ERA 20 that meet the criteria outlined in section 2 of this code. Failure to comply with the conditions is an offence under the EP Act and penalties apply. Enforcement Guidelines published by the EPA are available at www.epa.qld.gov.au. 5. Other requirements In addition to the conditions in this code, a person carrying out ERA 20 must comply with other requirements of the EP Act and any other relevant Commonwealth, State or local government legislative requirements. Without limiting statutory requirements that may apply, some additional obligations under the EP Act include: x holding a “registration certificate” issued by the EPA under section 73F; and x taking all reasonable and practicable measures to prevent or minimise environmental harm. This is referred to as the “general environmental duty”. 6. Amendment of this code The code may be amended from time to time by gazette notice advising that the Minister has approved new conditions. Proposed changes to the standard environmental conditions, other than changes to correct a clerical Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 4 of 18 438 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material error, will be made in consultation with stakeholders. Where there is a significant change to the code, the EPA will notify persons affected by the change. 7. Further information or enquiries Further information is available at www.epa.qld.gov.au or by contacting a regional or district office of the EPA as detailed in section 10 of this code. General enquiries or suggestions for future amendments to the code should be directed to the EPA’s Ecoacess Customer Service Unit on telephone 1300 368 326 or by email at: [email protected]. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 5 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 439 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material 8. Standard environmental conditions and advisory notes Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 1 – Activity based management plan An activity based management plan (ABMP) must be The ABMP is a means for identifying and developed for implementing by the person carrying out the minimising potential environmental impacts and activity. The ABMP must be implemented on documenting ways for managing risks to minimise commencement of the activity and include: potential environmental harm. a) environmental commitments – a commitment by senior The ABMP is a commitment to complying with the management to achieve specific and relevant code. The detail of the ABMP should reflect the environmental goals; complexity and risk of the activity at different b) a description of the activity including type of machinery, locations. method of extraction and purpose of operation; The ABMP should be used to assess site capability c) a description of the site and surrounding environment and suitability for the activity and plan ways to including site dimensions, land tenure and existing use manage risks and minimise any potential of the land, designated areas such as stockpiles and environmental harm. For example, by identifying: loading areas, location of any sensitive areas; what contaminants could be released; d) identification of environmental issues and potential x environmental impacts from the activity; x where any contaminants released would go and e) control measures for routine operations to minimise the their impact; likelihood of causing environmental harm; x what actions could be taken to contain any f) contingency plans and emergency procedures for non- release; and routine situations; x what precautions could be taken to prevent a g) organisational structure and responsibility; release. h) details of staff training; This work will assist in the identification of site i) record keeping methods; specific measures to comply with this code. For j) provisions for continuous improvement and periodic example, this may include procedures for site review of environmental performance; and remediation when activities cease. k) details of progressive and post-works rehabilitation of The ABMP is equivalent to a site based disturbed areas. management plan – further guidance on preparing an ABMP can be obtained by reading the guideline Site based management plans. This document is available on the EPA’s website at: www.epa.qld.gov.au. Condition 2 – Sensitive areas Activities must not be conducted in a category B Consult with the relevant administering authority environmentally sensitive area unless there is written prior to carrying out activities in a category B agreement to enter the area from the relevant administering environmentally sensitive area. authority. Written agreement to conduct activities on the EPA Estate or other State Lands may require compliance with additional environmental performance criteria as stipulated by the responsible authority. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 6 of 18 440 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 3 – Notification of contaminant release Any release of contaminants not in accordance with the The EPA may need to respond quickly to some conditions of this code must be reported by telephone to the spills with the potential to cause environmental EPA’s Pollution Hotline or district office located in the area harm. Priority should be given to notifying the EPA where the release occurred. Any such release must be of these spills immediately after they occur. reported as soon as practicable, but no later than 24 hours, The Pollution Hotline number is 1300 130 372. after becoming aware of the release. Contact details for district offices are contained in section 10 of this code. Condition 4 – Information about spills A written notice detailing the following information must be This written advice should be provided to the EPA provided to the EPA within 14 days of any advice provided district office located in the area where the release in accordance with condition 3. occurred. a) the name of the operator, including their registration certificate number; Contact details for the various EPA offices are b) the name and telephone number of a designated contained in section 10 of this code. contact person; c) quantity and substance released; d) person/s involved; e) the location and time of the release; f) the suspected cause of the release; g) a description of the effects of the release; h) the results of any sampling performed in relation to the release; i) actions taken to mitigate any environmental harm caused by the release; and j) proposed actions to prevent a recurrence of the release. Condition 5 – Records All records required by this code must be kept for 5 years Records should verify the provision of training and be made available to an authorised officer of the EPA programs and schedules of routine inspections. when requested. Condition 6 – Acid sulphate soils Acid sulphate soils must be managed such that Refer to the latest edition of the EPA’s Instructions contaminants are not to be directly or indirectly released as for the Treatment and Management of Acid a result of the activity, to any waters, or the bed and banks Sulphate Soils, 2001 for any requirements that may of any waters. apply. To obtain a copy of this document, contact the nearest EPA district office or online at www.epa.qld.gov.au. Condition 7 – Air borne contaminants The release of toxic, noxious or offensive airborne contaminants resulting from the activity must not cause an environmental nuisance at any nuisance sensitive or commercial place. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 7 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 441 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 8 – Dust and particulate matter The release of dust and/or particulate matter resulting from To prevent the unreasonable release of dust, the the activity must not cause an environmental nuisance at following measures or similar measures can be any nuisance sensitive or commercial place. used: x installing pollution control equipment; For releases of dust or particulates, exceeding the following x undertaking regular maintenance of machinery; levels, when measured at any nuisance sensitive or commercial place, is an environmental nuisance for the x altering work practices to avoid or minimise the purposes of this condition: generation of dust; a) dust deposition of 120 milligrams per square metre per x scheduling activities for times and weather day, when monitored in accordance with Australian conditions when they will have the least impact; Standard AS 3580.10 of 2003 (or more recent editions); x sealing roads or restricting vehicle movements; or x controlling entry and exit points to minimise the b) a concentration of particulate matter with an spread of material on haul routes; aerodynamic diameter of less than 10 micrometre (Pm) x removing and disposing of materials spilled on (PM10) suspended in the atmosphere of 150 roads surface that may cause a dust nuisance; micrograms per cubic metre over a 24 hour averaging x spraying water on roads and tracks; time, at a nuisance sensitive place downwind of the site, when monitored in accordance with: x covering loads on haulage vehicles; i) Australian Standard AS 3580.9.6 ‘Ambient Air – x using setbacks and buffer zones; Particulate Matter – Determination of suspended x fitting rock drilling equipment with dust particulate PM10 high-volume sampler with size – collection devices; selective inlet – gravimetric method’; or x minimising area of disturbance; ii) any alternative method of monitoring PM10 that may x watering stockpiles; be permitted by the Air Quality Sampling Manual as x promoting the natural regeneration of published from time to time by the EPA. vegetation of disturbed areas as soon as practical; and x leaving or creating wind breaks or screens. Condition 9 – Dust monitoring When requested by the EPA, dust and particulate Keep all monitoring results for a minimum of five monitoring must be undertaken within a reasonable and years from completion of operations. practicable timeframe nominated by the EPA to investigate any complaint of environmental nuisance caused by dust and/or particulate matter, and the results must be notified within 14 days to the EPA following completion of monitoring. Monitoring must be carried out at places relevant to the potentially affected nuisance sensitive place and at upwind control sites and must include: a) for a complaint alleging dust nuisance, dust deposition; and b) for a complaint alleging adverse health effects caused by dust, the concentration per cubic metre of particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter of less than 10 micrometre (Pm) (PM10) suspended in the atmosphere over a 24 hour averaging time. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 8 of 18 442 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 10 – Protecting land Activities on site must be conducted in a way that prevents To prevent the release of fuels, lubricants or other any potential or actual release of a contaminant to land. contaminants to land the control measures may include, but are not limited to, the following: x maintain all refuelling equipment in good working order; x use groundsheets or drip trays to capture spillage during maintenance of vehicles and any other equipment and plant; x where practicable, locate fuel storages within an impermeable bund; x where practicable, undertake refuelling and routine maintenance of vehicles within designated service areas; x clean up and dispose of spillages as quickly as practicable and in a manner that prevents the release of waste, contaminants or other materials to land. Condition 11 – Erosion and sediment control All reasonable and practicable measures must be taken to Erosion and sedimentation control measures minimise: designed to minimise sedimentation of waterways a) erosion of areas disturbed by the activity; and may include, but are not limited to, the following: b) the release of sediment to any waters. x keep the area of disturbed land to a practical minimum; The size of any sedimentation dam must be sufficient to x avoid forming extensive steep slopes on worked contain the runoff expected from a 24 hour storm with an areas; average recurrence interval of 1 in 5 years. x install and maintain silt fences, diversion drains and sediment traps/ponds to minimise the release of sediment to any watercourse, waterway, wetland or lake until erosion stability of disturbed areas has been achieved; x back fill erosion gullies and install rock battered drainage channels where erosion cannot be stabilised; x carry out slope stabilisation, cross ditching, soil replacement and reseeding to reduce erosion on disturbed areas until a self-sustaining vegetation cover is established; x install and maintain diversion drains to reduce the potential for stormwater runoff to enter areas that have been significantly disturbed by the activities; x provide surface drainage as part of road construction to control runoff from the road surface and reduce saturation and ponding along the road; x regularly clean out sediment traps, ponds and drains and maintain them in effective working order, until erosion stability has been achieved in disturbed areas; and x maintain a vegetation buffer around the disturbed areas. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 9 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 443 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 12 – Protecting waters Contaminants must not be released from the site to any The examples of methods for managing waters, or the bed and banks of any waters. contaminants from condition 10 are applicable for this condition. Condition 13 – Preventing the release of contaminated stormwater runoff There must be no release of stormwater runoff that has Measures that can be taken to prevent the release been in contact with any contaminants to any roadside of contaminated stormwater include: gutter, stormwater drain or waters. x install and maintain banks and/or diversion drains to reduce the flow of stormwater in areas significantly disturbed by the activities. x store wastes in a manner that prevents any contact with stormwater; x ensure availability of absorbent materials for use in containing and removing liquid spills; x clean up spills as quickly as practicable. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 10 of 18 444 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 14 – Noise nuisance Noise from extracting activities must not result in levels If steady or intermittent noise is tonal or impulsive, greater than those specified in the following tables: the following adjustments are made to the measured noise level to derive L or For steady noise: A90,adj,15mins LAr,15mins, respectively. Noise Sundays and public Monday to Saturday level holidays Adjustment dB(A) Noise characteristic added to noise measured 7am 6pm 10pm 9am 6pm 10pm level as: to to to to to to 6pm 10pm 7am 6pm 10pm 9am Tonal — just audible + 2 dB(A) Tonal — clearly audible + 5 dB(A) Noise measured at a 'nuisance sensitive place' Impulsive — just audible + 2 dB(A) L Impulsive — clearly audible + 5 dB(A) A90, adj, 15 mins b/g+5 b/g+3 b/g b/g+5 b/g+3 b/g (Notes 1 & 2) Equipment such as compressors and running Noise measured at a 'commercial place' engines will be sources of steady noise. L b/g+ b/g+ b/g+ b/g+ b/g+ Impacts from machinery and vehicles may be A90, adj, 15 mins b/g (Notes 1 & 2) 10 8 5 5 3 sources of intermittent noise. To prevent unreasonable noise at a nuisance sensitive or commercial place, the following noise For intermittent noise: reduction measures or similar measures can be used: Noise Sundays and public Monday to Saturday level holidays x construct and maintain noise barriers and dB(A) enclosures around noisy equipment or along measured 7am 6pm 10pm 9am 6pm 10pm the noise transmission path; as: to to to to to to 6pm 10pm 7am 6pm 10pm 9am x provide and maintain low noise equipment; x repair or replace defective mufflers on plant and Noise measured at a 'nuisance sensitive place' equipment; x maintain buffer zones and setbacks from L nuisance sensitive places; A10, adj, 10mins b/g+5 b/g+3 b/g b/g+5 b/g+3 b/g x consider substitution by alternative processes; L b/g+ b/g+ modify hours of work; and A1, adj, 10mins b/g+8 b/g+5 b/g+8 b/g+5 x 10 10 x avoid dropping metal objects onto other metal objects to minimise impulsive noise. Noise measured at a 'commercial place' The free field is the space where there are no L b/g+ b/g+ nearby reflective surfaces accept the ground. A10, adj, 10mins b/g+8 b/g+5 b/g+8 b/g+5 10 10 See section 9 of this code for the definitions of LA1, adj, 10mins b/g+ b/g+ b/g+ b/g+ b/g+ b/g+ 15 13 10 15 13 10 terms and noise monitoring parameters used in this condition. Note 1: b/g = background noise level, LA90, 15 mins. In no case is the background noise level, LA90, 15 mins to be less than 25 dB(A). In the event that measured b/g is less than 25 dB(A), then 25 dB(A) is to be used. Note 2: The noise levels specified for LA90, adj, 15 mins are measured outdoors in the free field at a location at least 4m from the external facade of a building at the nuisance sensitive or commercial place and 1.2m to 1.5m above ground level. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 11 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 445 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 15 – Noise monitoring When requested by the EPA, noise monitoring must be Maintain records of the event and any corrective undertaken and recorded to investigate any complaint of measures taken to minimise noise levels. noise nuisance, and the noise monitoring results notified within 14 days to the EPA. Condition 16 – Measuring and reporting noise levels The method of measurement and reporting of noise levels The EPA’s Noise Measurement Manual is available in response to any noise monitoring conducted under at www.epa.qld.gov.au. condition 15 must be in accordance with most recent edition of the EPA’s Noise Measurement Manual. Condition 17 – Blasting noise Blasting activities must be carried out in such a manner that Blasting should not occur on Sundays and public if blasting noise should propagate to a nuisance sensitive or holidays. Excluding emergency circumstances, commercial place, then the airblast overpressure must not: blasting should only occur during the hours of a) be more than 115 dB(Lin) Peak for 4 out of any 5 9.00am to 3.00 pm Monday to Friday and 9.00am consecutive blasts; and to 1.00pm on Saturdays. b) exceed 120 dB(Lin) Peak for any single blast. Condition 18 – Blasting vibration Vibration shall not be caused, permitted or allowed to Abatement measures should be implemented so transmit from blasting operations, which causes or is likely that there is no environmental nuisance generated to cause a nuisance at any nuisance sensitive place. by the activity at a nuisance sensitive or Nuisance includes vibration that is or is likely to be commercial place. annoying, intrusive or offensive to a person or a nuisance in the opinion of an authorised person. If monitoring indicates the relevant limits have been exceeded: Vibration from blasting operations is not considered to be a x the complaint should be addressed, including nuisance if monitoring shows that vibration does not exceed the use of appropriate dispute resolution if the following levels in the time periods specified in the table required; or below. x vibration abatement measures should be implemented immediately so that the vibration Vibration measured from the activity does not result in further at a nuisance sensitive place environmental nuisance. Vibration Sundays Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm parameter and public Saturday 9am to 1pm holidays Peak 5 mms-1 for four out of five No particle consecutive blasts initiated. blasting to velocity Any single blast not to exceed 10 occur. (mms-1). mms-1. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 12 of 18 446 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 19 – Blasting monitoring When requested by the EPA, vibration monitoring and Carry out vibration monitoring within a reasonable recording must be undertaken to investigate any complaint and practicable timeframe nominated by the EPA to of nuisance, and the results notified within 14 days to the investigate any vibration complaint at any sensitive EPA. In conjunction with monitoring, records must be kept or commercial place. of the following: a) airblast overpressure level (dB(Lin) peak); b) peak particle velocity (mms-1); c) location of the blast(s) within the site (including which bench level); d) atmospheric conditions including temperature, relative humidity, temperature gradient, cloud cover, wind speed and direction; e) location, date and time of recording; f) effects due to extraneous factors; g) maximum instantaneous charge in kg per delay; h) distance from blast site to noise affected building(s) or structure(s). Condition 20 – Waste records A record of all regulated waste (excluding trackable waste) Trackable wastes as listed in Schedule 1 of the must be kept detailing the following information: Environmental Protection (Waste Management) a) date of pickup of waste; Regulation 2000 are covered by recording b) description of waste; requirements in that Regulation instead of this condition. c) quantity of waste; d) origin of the waste; and Recording requirements for trackable wastes e) destination of the waste. (under the waste tracking system established under the above Regulation) are similar to this condition. Condition 21 – Waste handling All containers used to transport waste must be mounted All loads should be restrained in accordance with securely during transport, sealed and maintained in a the National Transport Commission and Road & condition that will prevent spillage or leakage of the waste. Traffic Authority NSW; Load Restraint Guide, 2nd Edition (or more recent versions). Goprint has this available for purchase and may be contacted on (07) 3246 3500 or via their website www.goprint.qld.gov.au. Condition 22 – Ensuring appropriate disposal of waste All waste generated in carrying out the activities must be Consult with your relevant local government and/or disposed at a facility that can lawfully accept that waste. private landfill operators about the range of lawful waste disposal options available for your waste. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 13 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 447 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 23 – Storage of fuel and oil The storage of all chemical, flammable and combustible Refer to AS 1940-2004 – Storage and Handling of liquids on site must be: Flammable and Combustible Liquids for any a) contained within an on-site containment system; additional requirements that may apply. b) controlled in a manner that prevents environmental harm; All fuel, oil and chemical containers should be stored securely e.g. store 200L drums on bunded pallets. Condition 24 – Topsoil management The top layer of the soil profile must be: To manage topsoil the following measures or a) removed, where practicable, from areas to be similar measures can be used: significantly disturbed prior to the commencement of x identify the top layer of the soil profile prior to extraction activities, and: the commencement of extraction; b) stockpiled in a manner that will preserve its biological x store the top layer of the soil profile as close as and chemical integrity; and practicable to areas to be rehabilitated and c) used for rehabilitation purposes (refer to condition 25). away from drainage lines; x install bunding around stockpiles to minimise erosion; x ensure that the integrity of the rootstock and topsoil is left intact and minimise cut and fill earthworks; x establish and maintain a temporary cover crop on the topsoil stockpiles; x limit the height of topsoil stockpiles to 2m; and; x where practicable reuse stockpiled topsoil within 12 months of storage. Surface topsoil removal is not required where: x slopes exceed 22o; and x minimum disturbance techniques are required to promote successful rehabilitation. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 14 of 18 448 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Standard environmental condition Advisory note Condition 25 – Land rehabilitation As soon as practicable and within 6 months of completing Measures may include, but are limited to, the any extraction activities, the site must be rehabilitated. This following: includes rehabilitating all disturbed areas such as slopes, x collect and store native seeds to be used in borrow pits, stockpile storage, screening areas and rehabilitation; sedimentation dams) in a manner such that: x contour rip compacted and hard stand areas; a) all disturbed land is reshaped to a stable landform that x spread seed or plant tube stock to promote the is similar to that of surrounding undisturbed areas and is natural revegetation of significantly disturbed not subject to slumping; areas with similar native species and density of b) the potential for erosion of the site is minimised; cover to that of the surrounding undisturbed c) on all disturbed land, take all reasonable an practicable areas or compatible with the intended land use; measures to: x apply fertiliser where required to encourage - re-establish surface drainage lines; vegetation establishment; - reinstate the top layer of the soil profile with the view x respread vegetation removed prior to of encouraging natural revegetation; and commencement of activities to help minimise - promote the establishment of vegetation of the erosion and promote the regeneration of native same species and density of cover to that of the flora; surrounding undisturbed areas. x surround any void remaining on site by a bund d) the quality of stormwater, water and seepage released and/or fence to ensure public safety and to from the site is such that releases of contaminants do exclude livestock and fauna; and not cause environmental harm; x consult the landowner/landholder regarding the e) the water quality of any residual water bodies meets rehabilitation process. criteria for subsequent uses and does not cause environmental harm; and f) infrastructure is removed from the site. Condition 26 – Complaint response The following details must be recorded when a complaint is This information should be made available to the received: EPA on request. a) time, date, name and contact details of the complainant; b) reasons for the complaint; If the complainant does not provide their name and contact details, record this as an anonymous c) any investigations undertaken; complaint. d) conclusions formed; and e) any actions taken. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 15 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 449 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material 9. Definitions Note: If a word or phrase is not defined it must be given the meaning it has under the EP Act or its subordinate legislation, as amended from time to time. If a word or phrase is not defined in this code or the EP Act or its subordinate legislation, it has its ordinary meaning. Activity means an environmentally relevant activity, or aspect of an ERA to which this code relates. Administering authority means – a) for a matter, the administration and enforcement of which has been devolved to a local government under section 514 of the Environmental Protection Act 1994 – the local government; or b) for all other matters – the Chief Executive of the Environmental Protection Agency; or c) another State Government Department, Authority, Storage Operator, Board or Trust, whose role is to administer provisions under another enacted legislation. Airblast overpressure means energy transmitted from the blast site within the atmosphere in the form of pressure waves. The maximum excess pressure in this wave, above ambient pressure is the peak airblast overpressure measured in decibels linear (dB). Bund means – a) an earth mound or similar structure (e.g. a concrete block wall), whether impervious or not, constructed to contain spilled material (e.g. petrol, diesel, oil etc.); or b) a structure to prevent or reduce soil erosion. Contaminant — Section 11 of the EP Act defines a contaminant as: a) a gas, liquid or solid; or b) an odour; or c) an organism (whether alive or dead), including a virus; or d) energy, including noise, heat, radioactivity and electromagnetic radiation; or e) a combination of contaminants. Environmental nuisance — Section 15 of the EP Act defines environmental nuisance as “unreasonable interference or likely interference with an environmental value” caused by: a) noise, dust, odour, light; or b) an unhealthy, offensive or unsightly condition because of contamination; or c) another way prescribed by regulation (e.g. unreasonable noise or dust emissions). Environmentally sensitive areas means the category A and category B environmentally sensitive areas listed in Schedule 1A of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998. This includes locations, however large or small, that have environmental values that contribute to maintaining biological diversity and integrity, have intrinsic or attributed scientific, historical or cultural heritage value, or are important to providing amenity, harmony or sense of community. Extracting for schedule 1, item 20 of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998, does not include – a) extracting material from land if – i) the primary purpose of the extraction is not to gain the material; and ii) less than 1 500 m3 of materials is extracted or the surface area of the land is less than 5 200 m2; or b) extracting material in the course of cutting and filling land for constructing a road or railway; or c) extracting material from a road reserve under the Land Act 1994 if – i) the material is to be used for constructing or maintaining a road; and ii) less than 5 000 t of material is extracted each year. Impulse adjustment — If impulsiveness is a significant characteristic of the sound within a measurement time interval, an adjustment shall be applied. If impulsive components are clearly audible, the adjustment will be 5 dB(A). If the components are only just detectable, an adjustment of 2 dB(A) will be appropriate. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 16 of 18 450 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material Infrastructure – project infrastructure includes roads, tracks, bridges, culverts, dams, bores, buildings, fixed machinery, hardstand areas, pipelines, powerlines, airstrips, helipads etc., which are constructed or installed specifically for the project. LA1, adj, 10mins means the A-weighted sound pressure level, (adjusted for tonal character and impulsiveness of the sound) exceeded for 1% of any 10 minute measurement period, using Fast response. LA10, adj, 10mins means the A-weighted sound pressure level, (adjusted for tonal character and impulsiveness of the sound) exceeded for 10% of any 10 minute measurement period, using Fast response. LA90, 15 mins (background noise level) means the A-weighted sound pressure level of the residual noise equalled or exceeded for 90 percent of a given time interval of 15 minutes, measured using time weighting “F” and quoted to the nearest whole number of decibels. LA90, adj, 15 mins means the A-weighted sound pressure level that is exceeded for 90 percent of a given time interval of 15 minutes, plus specified adjustments for tonal character and impulsiveness of sound. Noxious means harmful or injurious to health or physical well being. Nuisance sensitive place means any of the following places: a) a dwelling; b) library, childcare centre, kindergarten, school, college, university or other educational institution; c) a hospital, surgery or other medical institution; d) a park or garden that is open to the public (whether or not on payment of money) for use other than for e) sport or organised entertainment); f) protected area. Offensive means causing offence or displeasure; is disagreeable to the sense; disgusting; nauseous or repulsive. Peak particle velocity (ppv) means a measure of ground vibration magnitude that is the maximum rate of change of ground displacement with time, usually measured in millimetres/second (mms-1). Registration certificate means a certificate given under section 73F of the EP Act to the operator of an ERA. Release of a contaminant into the environment, includes – a) to deposit, discharge, emit or disturb the contaminant; and b) to cause or allow the contaminant to be deposited, discharged, emitted or disturbed; and c) to allow the contaminant to escape; and d) to fail to prevent the contaminant from escaping Standard environmental conditions for a code of environmental compliance, means the standard environmental conditions approved for the ERA, or aspect of the ERA, under section 549 of the EP Act. Tonal adjustment — If tonal components are significant characteristics of the sound within a measurement time interval, an adjustment shall be applied. If tonal components are clearly audible, the adjustment will be 5 dB(A). If the components are only just detectable, an adjustment of 2 dB(A) will be appropriate. Waters includes river, stream, lake, lagoon, pond, swamp, wetland, unconfined surface water, unconfined water, natural or artificial watercourse, bed and bank of any waters, dams, non-tidal or tidal waters (including the sea), stormwater channel, stormwater drain, roadside gutter, stormwater run-off, and groundwater and any part thereof. Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 17 of 18 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 451 Code of environmental compliance ERA 20 — Extracting rock or other material 10. EPA contact details for further information Ecoaccess Customer Service Unit PO Box 15155 City East QLD 4002 Tel: 1300 368 326 Fax (07) 3115 9600 [email protected] Cairns District Office Central West District Office Gladstone District Office 5B Sheridan Street (Emerald Office) 136 Goondoon Street PO Box 2066 99 Hospital Road PO Box 5065 Cairns QLD 4870 PO Box 906 Gladstone QLD 4680 Tel: (07) 4046 6734 Emerald QLD 4720 Tel: (07) 4971 6500 Fax: (07) 4046 6606 Tel: (07) 4982 4555 Fax: (07) 4972 1993 Fax: (07) 4982 2568 Mackay District Office Mt Isa District Office Northern Regional Office DPI Building Suite 30, Level 1 (Townsville) 30 Tennyson Street Mount Isa House Old Quarantine Station PO Box 623 Cnr Camooweal and Mary Streets Cape Pallarenda Mackay QLD 4740 PO Box 2316 PO Box 5391 Tel: (07) 4944 7812 Mt Isa QLD 4825 Townsville MC QLD 4810 Fax: (07) 4944 7811 Tel: (07) 4744 7888 Tel: (07) 4722 5211 Fax: (07) 4744 7800 Fax: (07) 4722 5222 Rockhampton District Office Sunshine Coast District Office Southern Regional Office Cnr Yaamba and Yeppoon Roads North Mayfield House, (Brisbane) Rockhampton 29 The Esplanade 288 Edward Street PO Box 3130 PO Box 168 GPO Box 2771 Rockhampton Shopping Fair QLD 4701 Cotton Tree QLD 4558 Brisbane QLD 4001 Tel: (07) 4936 0509 Tel: (07) 5443 8940 Tel: (07) 3224 5641 Fax: (07) 4936 0508 Fax: (07) 5443 8942 Fax: (07) 3225 8723 Southwest District Office Wide Bay Burnett District Office Pollution Hotline (Toowoomba Office) (Maryborough Office) Tel: 1300 130 372 158 Hume Street Cnr Lennox and Alice Streets PO Box 731 PO Box 101 Toowoomba QLD 4350 Maryborough QLD 4650 Tel: (07) 4699 4333 Tel: (07) 4121 1800 Fax: (07) 4699 4399 Fax: (07) 4121 1650 Version 1 – 060602 Environmental Protection Agency Page 18 of 18 452 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Notification of Forms under the Child Care Act 2002 Approval of Forms 1. The following forms have been approved by the Director, Office for Children, Department of Communities (under delegation from the Director-General, Department of Communities) – Form Title Version Date of Approval Number Number Form 1 Application for a New Licence Child Version 2 12 April 2006 Care Act 2002 (Section 19(2)(a)) Queensland Form 6 Application for Renewal of a Licence Version 2 12 April 2006 Child Care Act 2002 (Section 21(3)(a)) Queensland Form 7 Application for an Amendment to a Version 2 12 April 2006 Licence Child Care Act 2002 (Section 40(2)) Queensland Form 20 Application for Determination of Version 3 12 April 2006 Qualifications Child Care Regulation 2003 (Section 111) Queensland Form 23 Application to Cancel Prohibition Notice Version 2 12 April 2006 Child Care Act 2002 (Section 108(3) (a)) Queensland Form 24 Application for a Replacement Licence Version 2 12 April 2006 Child Care Act 2002 (Section 53(2)) Queensland Form 25 Reporting of Harm Child Care Act 2002 Version 2 11 May 2006 (Section 81) Queensland Form 27 Reporting of a Serious Injury or Death Version 1 11 May 2006 Child Care Act 2002 (Section 81) Queensland Date of Effect of Forms 2. The forms listed under Section 1 take effect from the date of gazetting. Availability of Forms 3. Copies of the forms will be available on the Department of Communities website at www.communities.qld.gov.au/childcare/forms 4. Copies of the forms may be obtained during office hours free of charge from the Department of Communities Office for Children, Reception Desk, Level 4, 111 George Street, Brisbane. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 453 NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF A FORM UNDER THE STORAGE LIENS ACT 1973 Commencement 1. The following form was approved by Helen Ringrose, Director-General, Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development with effect from 1 May 2006. Form approved 2. Form 1 - Notice of Storage Lien - V.2 May 2006 Availability of forms 3. The form is available from: (a) Customer Service Centre Level 21 State Law Building Cnr. Ann & George Streets Brisbane (b) All regional offices of the Department (c) The website of the Office of Fair Trading at www.fairtrading.qld.gov.au Approval 4. This form is approved under section 19A of the Storage Liens Act 1973. ______Director-General Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development Date 24 / 4 / 2006 454 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Liquor Act 1992 NOTIFICATION OF FORM APPROVED UNDER THE LIQUOR ACT 1992 The following form, has been approved by the Director-General, Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development Form 36, Version 1, Responsible Service of Alcohol Statement of Attainment certificate Availability of Form Copies of the approved form are only available to those Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) trainer’s licensed to deliver the Liquor Licensing Division’s approved RSA course. The approved form can only be pre-purchased from the Liquor Licensing Division, Level 19, Mineral House, 41 George Street, Brisbane, telephone 07 3224 8076. HELEN RINGROSE Director-General Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development NOTIFICATION OF FORMS APPROVED UNDER THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND ACT 1991 Supreme Court (Legal Practitioner Admission) Rules 2004 The following forms have been approved by the Rules Committee for use under the Supreme Court of Queensland Act 1991. Form 6, version 1 Response Statement Form 8, version 1 Certificate of Suitability Form 9, version 1 Notice of Intention to Apply for Admission as a Legal Practitioner Form 11, version 1 Response Statement (Articled clerk) AVAILABILITY OF FORMS Copies of the forms are available from Strategic Policy, Department of Justice and Attorney-General – Phone 3239 3466 and court houses. Electronic copies of the forms are available from the Queensland Courts web site: www.courts.qld.gov.au. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 455 1 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) (No.1) 2006 Public Trustee Act 1978, section 17 PUBLIC TRUSTEE (FEES AND CHARGES NOTICE) (NO.1) 2006 TABLE OF PROVISIONS Section Page PART 1 – PRELIMINARY ...... 5 1. Short title...... 5 2. Commencement ...... 5 3. Definitions...... 5 4. Fees ...... 5 5. Remission of fees...... 5 PART 2 – DECEASED ESTATES...... 5 6. Application of part 2 ...... 5 7. Acting as personal representative or administrator...... 5 8. Acting as agent for an executor ...... 6 9. Land dealing – held as joint tenants...... 6 10. Special fees ...... 6 11. Deceased beneficiary...... 6 PART 3 – DISABILITY SERVICES...... 6 12. Application of part 3 ...... 6 13. Fees payable under section 12 (a) or (b) or (c) ...... 6 14. Fees payable under section 12 (d)...... 7 15. Remission of fee for principal place of residence...... 7 16. Special fees ...... 7 17. Disposal of property on death...... 7 PART 4 – AGENCIES ...... 7 18. Application of part 4 ...... 7 19. Fee payable under this part ...... 7 20. Fee negotiated between the principal and the public trustee ...... 8 21. Special fees ...... 8 22. Disposal of property on death...... 8 456 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 2 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) (No.1) 2006 PART 5 – TRUSTS...... 8 23. Application of part 5 ...... 8 24. Fees payable in trusts other than testamentary trusts...... 8 25. Remission of fee for principal place of residence...... 8 26. Fees payable for testamentary trusts...... 8 27. Remission of fee in testamentary trusts for principal place of residence ...... 9 28. Special fees ...... 9 PART 6 – PRISONERS ...... 9 29. Application of part 6 ...... 9 30. Fees payable under this part...... 9 PART 7 - TAXATION SERVICES ...... 9 31. Application of part 7 ...... 9 32. Fees payable...... 9 PART 8 - PROPERTY SERVICES...... 10 33. Application of part 8 ...... 10 34. Property management fee ...... 10 35. Valuation fee...... 10 36. Auctioneers and agents commission...... 10 37. Agreed fee or conjunction fee...... 10 PART 9 - INVESTMENT SERVICES ...... 10 38. Application of part 9 ...... 10 39. Negotiation of investments ...... 10 40. Managing the Public Trustee Investment Funds...... 10 41. Custodial trustee...... 11 42. Corporate trustee services...... 11 PART 10 - SPECIAL FUNCTIONS OF A PUBLIC NATURE ...... 11 43. Application of part 10 ...... 11 44. Sanction under Section 59 ...... 11 45. Section 61 and 62...... 11 46. Audit of trusts ...... 11 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 457 3 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) (No.1) 2006 PART 11 -UNCLAIMED MONEYS AND UNCLAIMED PROPERTY ...... 11 47. Application of part 11 ...... 11 48. Unclaimed property ...... 11 49. Unclaimed moneys and unclaimed superannuation...... 11 50. Inspecting the register...... 12 51. Managing the unclaimed moneys fund...... 12 PART 12 - MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES ...... 12 52. Powers of attorney ...... 12 53. Right of the Crown to bona vacantia ...... 12 54. Reseal of grant of administration...... 12 55. Application under Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003...... 12 56. Disaster appeals fund ...... 13 PART 13 –SPECIAL FEES...... 13 57. Application of hourly charge ...... 13 PART 14 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS ...... 14 DISABILITY SERVICES...... 14 58. Definitions...... 14 59. Application...... 14 60. Fee-free period...... 14 61. Charging where a fee-free period applicable...... 14 62. Limitation on transitional relief ...... 15 SCHEDULE 1...... 16 Deceased Estate Fees ...... 16 SCHEDULE 2 - PART 1...... 17 Deceased Estates Standard Units Of Effort ...... 17 SCHEDULE 2 – PART 2 ...... 19 Testamentary Trusts – Standard Units Of Effort ...... 19 SCHEDULE 3...... 20 General Administration Activities And Duties...... 20 SCHEDULE 4...... 21 Personal Financial Administration Fee...... 21 458 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 4 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) (No.1) 2006 SCHEDULE 5...... 22 Limited Administration Order ...... 22 Personal Financial Administration Fee...... 22 SCHEDULE 6...... 23 Asset Management Fee...... 23 SCHEDULE 7...... 24 Trusts Service level fee...... 24 SCHEDULE 8...... 24 Testamentary trusts service level fee ...... 24 SCHEDULE 9...... 25 Property Management services...... 25 SCHEDULE 10...... 26 Valuation Fees ...... 26 SCHEDULE 11...... 27 Auctioneers or Agents Commission ...... 27 SCHEDULE 12...... 28 Negotiating Investments ...... 28 SCHEDULE 13...... 28 Powers Of Attorney ...... 28 SCHEDULE 14...... 28 Sanction Fees ...... 28 SCHEDULE 15...... 29 Dictionary ...... 29 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 459 5 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 PART 1 – PRELIMINARY 1. Short title This notice may be cited as the Public Trustee (Fees and Charges Notice) (No.1) 2006. 2. Commencement This notice commences on 1 July 2006 (the “date of commencement”). 3. Definitions The dictionary in schedule 15 defines particular words used in this notice. 4. Fees The undermentioned fees, inclusive of GST, shall be payable to the public trustee in respect of the matters mentioned. 5. Remission of fees While the following fees are intended to apply in the usual case, the public trustee reserves the right, pursuant to the authority granted to him by section 7 of the Public Trustee Regulation 2001, to remit any or all of the fees in any particular estate or matter. The public trustee’s community service obligations ensure that clients of limited means receive an appropriate standard of service at a reduced cost and this will be achieved by exercising the authority in section 7. PART 2 – DECEASED ESTATES 6. Application of part 2 This part applies to estates and matters accepted for administration on or after the date of commencement. 7. Acting as personal representative or administrator (1) Subject to subsections 3 and 4, the fee payable for acting as personal representative or administrator under part 3 of the Act are stated in schedule 1; (2) The general administration activities and duties for acting under this section are stated in schedule 3; (3) Subject to subsection 4, the minimum fee payable under this section is $1095; (4) Where the only action necessary is a transmission application in respect to the deceased’s real property, the fee payable is $653. 460 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 6 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 8. Acting as agent for an executor (1) Subject to subsection (2) the fee payable for acting as agent for an executor to administer the estate of a deceased person is stated in schedule 1. (2) Where the only action necessary is a transmission application in respect to the deceased’s real property, the fee payable is $653. 9. Land dealing – held as joint tenants The fee payable for acting on the instructions of a surviving joint tenant to record the death of a joint owner of real property is $402. 10. Special fees The provisions of part 13 shall apply in addition to the fees set out in this part. 11. Deceased beneficiary The fee payable for distributing the funds held for a deceased beneficiary shall be: (a) Where the funds held are distributed following the production of probate or a grant of administration - $219; (b) In all other cases, calculated at the hourly rate, with a minimum fee of $219 and a maximum fee of $729. PART 3 – DISABILITY SERVICES 12. Application of part 3 Part 3 applies where the public trustee is: (a) Appointed as administrator under the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000 for all financial matters for the adult; (b) Acting as administrator under an interim order made under section 129 of the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000; (c) Acting as manager under part 6 of the Act; (d) Appointed as administrator under the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000 for a financial matter limited to an award or settlement in favour of the adult. 13. Fees payable under section 12 (a) or (b) or (c) The annual fees payable under section 12 (a) or (b) or (c) are: (a) A personal financial administration fee stated in schedule 4; (b) An asset management fee stated in schedule 6; and (c) A fee for each real property and other place of residence stated in schedule 6. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 461 7 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 14. Fees payable under section 12 (d) The fees payable under section 12 (d) are: (a) An initial establishment fee of $4150; and (b) Annual fees payable of: - (i) A personal financial administration fee stated in schedule 5; (ii) An asset management fee stated in schedule 6; and (iii) A fee for each real property and other place of residence stated in schedule 6. 15. Remission of fee for principal place of residence Where a property is occupied as the client’s principal place of residence the fee applicable to that property shall be remitted. 16. Special fees The provisions of part 13 shall apply in addition to the fees set out in this part. 17. Disposal of property on death The fee payable for the disposal of property on death under section 88 of the Act shall be: (a) Where the property held is disposed of following the production of probate or a grant of administration - $219; (b) In all other cases, calculated at the hourly rate, with a minimum fee of $219 and a maximum fee of $729. PART 4 – AGENCIES 18. Application of part 4 Part 4 applies where the public trustee: (a) Acts as attorney under a financial power of attorney; (b) Acts as attorney under section 147 of the Act; (c) Acts as attorney during the suspension of an enduring power of attorney under section 196 of the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000; (d) Acts as attorney under a personal power of attorney. 19. Fee payable under this part Subject to section 20 the fee payable shall be: (a) Acting under sections 18(a) or (b) as stated in part 3; (b) Acting under sections 18(c) or (d) as calculated at the hourly rate. 462 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 8 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 20. Fee negotiated between the principal and the public trustee The public trustee may reach an agreement in writing with the principal as to the fee payable for acting under this part. 21. Special fees The provisions of part 13 shall apply in addition to the fees set out in this part. 22. Disposal of property on death The fee payable for the disposal of property on death under section 88 of the Act shall be: (a) Where the property held is disposed of following the production of probate or a grant of administration - $219; (b) In all other cases, calculated at the hourly rate, with a minimum fee of $219 and a maximum fee of $729. PART 5 – TRUSTS 23. Application of part 5 Part 5 applies where the public trustee is appointed or otherwise becomes trustee of property. 24. Fees payable in trusts other than testamentary trusts Except where the trust instrument provides otherwise, the annual fees payable for acting as trustee of trusts, other than testamentary trusts, are: (a) A service level fee stated in schedule 7; (b) An asset management fee stated in schedule 6; and (c) A fee for each real property and other place of residence stated in schedule 6. 25. Remission of fee for principal place of residence Where trust property is occupied as the beneficiary’s principal place of residence the fee applicable to that property shall be remitted. 26. Fees payable for testamentary trusts The fees payable for acting as trustee of a testamentary trust: (1) The annual fees payable for the duration of a life or limited interest are: (a) A service level fee stated in schedule 8; (b) An asset management fee stated in schedule 6; and (c) A fee for each real property and other place of residence stated in schedule 6. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 463 9 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 (2) The fees payable on the cessation of the life or limited interest are stated in schedule 1. (3) Where there is no life or limited interest forming part of the trust the annual fees payable for the duration of the trust are: (a) A service level fee stated in schedule 7; (b) An asset management fee stated in schedule 6; and (c) A fee for each real property and other place of residence stated in schedule 6. 27. Remission of fee in testamentary trusts for principal place of residence Where trust property is occupied by the person entitled to a life or limited interest under the trust or as a beneficiary of the trust as that person’s principal place of residence, the fee applicable to that property shall be remitted. 28. Special fees The provisions of part 13 shall apply in addition to the fees set out in this part. PART 6 – PRISONERS 29. Application of part 6 Part 6 applies where the public trustee is administering the property of prisoners under part 7 of the Act. 30. Fee payable under this part The fee payable under this part shall be calculated at the hourly rate. PART 7 - TAXATION SERVICES 31. Application of part 7 Part 7 applies to the taxation services provided by the public trustee. 32. Fees payable Fees calculated at the hourly rate shall apply for the following taxation services: (a) Preparation and lodgement of personal and trust income tax returns and other tax documents, including checking of assessments; (b) Preparation of partnership and business accounts together with the preparation and lodgement of the relevant taxation returns; (c) Conducting research and providing taxation advice; (d) Preparation and lodgement of regular Business Activity Statements subject to a minimum annual fee of $126; 464 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 10 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 (e) The reconstruction of asset registers required for Capital Gains Tax purposes where such registers were not properly maintained by the deceased or client prior to the public trustee’s administration; (f) Setting up and maintaining Capital Gains Tax registers during the public trustee’s administration or management. PART 8 - PROPERTY SERVICES 33. Application of part 8 Part 8 applies to the property management, valuation, auctioneering and related services provided by the public trustee. 34. Property management fee The fee payable for acting as property manager is stated in schedule 9. 35. Valuation fee The fee payable for carrying out valuation services is stated in schedule 10. 36. Auctioneers and agents commission The commission payable for acting as auctioneer or selling agent is stated in schedule 11. 37. Agreed fee or conjunction fee The public trustee may negotiate a fee with the principal or accept a lower fee when acting in conjunction with another agent. PART 9 - INVESTMENT SERVICES 38. Application of part 9 Part 9 applies to the investment services provided by the public trustee. 39. Negotiation of investments The fee payable for negotiating and arranging investment of funds, other than in the Public Trustee Investment Funds is stated in schedule 12 and shall apply for the term of such investment. 40. Managing the Public Trustee Investment Funds 40.1 Management Fee (a) The fee for the management of the Public Trustee Investment Fund inclusive of all charges and outgoings shall be at a rate not exceeding 2.15% (including GST) per annum of the market value of the funds; (b) The management fee payable shall be calculated on a date of valuation determined by the public trustee each month and paid monthly in arrears. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 465 11 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 41. Custodial trustee The fee payable for acting as custodial trustee under the Managed Investments Act 1998(Cwth) or the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 (Cwth) shall be agreed between the parties. 42. Corporate trustee services The fee payable for providing corporate trustee services in commercial business trusts shall be agreed between the parties. PART 10 - SPECIAL FUNCTIONS OF A PUBLIC NATURE 43. Application of part 10 Part 10 applies to the functions of the public trustee outlined in part 5 of the Act. 44. Sanction under Section 59 The fee payable for a sanction by the public trustee of a compromise of actions by or on behalf of persons under a legal disability is stated in schedule 14. 45. Section 61 and 62 1. Subject to subsection 2, the fee payable for exercising powers under sections 61 and 62 of the Act shall be calculated at the hourly rate. 2. Where the public trustee acts under sections 61 or 62 of the Act prior to the acceptance for administration of an estate the minimum fee is $259, in all other cases, the minimum fee is $347. 46. Audit of trusts The fee payable for the audit of a trust under section 60 of the Act shall be calculated at the hourly rate. PART 11 -UNCLAIMED MONEYS AND UNCLAIMED PROPERTY 47. Application of part 11 Part 11 applies to the functions of the public trustee as outlined in part 8 of the Act. 48. Unclaimed property The fee payable to administer unclaimed property pursuant to part 8 division 2 of the Act shall be calculated at the hourly rate. 49. Unclaimed moneys and unclaimed superannuation The fee payable to receive and hold unclaimed moneys and unclaimed superannuation pursuant to part 8 division 1 of the Act and moneys held unclaimed on behalf of estates and trusts and transferred to the unclaimed moneys fund pursuant to section 116 of the Act shall be $166 466 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 12 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 50. Inspecting the register The fee for inspecting the unclaimed moneys register shall be: (a) Fee for inspecting the register $24 per name searched (b) Paper copy of details from the register $2 per page up to 20 pages In excess of 20 pages at the hourly rate for the time taken to prepare the paper copy (c) Providing an electronic copy of register Charged at the hourly rate for the time taken to prepare and dispatch the electronic copy. 51. Managing the unclaimed moneys fund The fee for managing the unclaimed moneys fund shall be at the rate of 6.6% per annum on the first $50,000 of income received and then at the rate of 5.5% per annum on the excess income over $50,000. PART 12 - MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 52. Powers of attorney 1. Subject to subsection 2, the fee payable for the preparation or revocation of an enduring power of attorney or general power of attorney is stated in schedule 13. 2. Where the public trustee is appointed as the primary attorney under a power of attorney, no fee shall be payable for the preparation of the document. 53. Right of the Crown to bona vacantia The fee payable for an application for the waiver of the rights of the Crown to bona vacantia shall be calculated at the hourly rate with a minimum fee of $278. 54. Reseal of grant of administration The fee payable for resealing a grant of administration made outside Queensland or obtaining a grant in Queensland on behalf of an executor or administrator resident outside Queensland where the public trustee does not administer the Queensland estate shall be calculated at the hourly rate. 55. Application under Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 The fee payable for making, investigating or prosecuting an application for compensation under section 111 of the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 or for conducting any appeal or reference under the provisions of that Act shall be calculated at the hourly rate. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 467 13 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 56. Disaster appeals fund (1) Subject to subsection 2, the fee payable for administering and managing the disaster appeals fund shall be 2.47% of interest received on such moneys held on behalf of the disaster appeals fund in the common fund and 1.1% of other income received. (2) No fee shall be charged in respect of moneys paid to or representing the proceeds of property transferred to or vested in the public trustee under the provisions of sections 35B, 35C, or 35D of the Collections Act 1966. PART 13 –SPECIAL FEES 57. Application of hourly charge (1) Special fees calculated at the hourly rate shall be payable, when acting in any capacity or carrying out or undertaking any of the activities set out in this part: (a) Arranging and authorising a funeral or cremation for a deceased person where there is no other person able or willing to do so. (b) Providing instructions or other information to the Official Solicitor to the Public Trustee in regard to legal services provided by the Official Solicitor. (c) Undertaking genealogical research to establish entitlements to a deceased person’s estate. (d) Dealing with or disposing of household furniture, effects, chattels and jewellery where there is no agreement in writing from the beneficiaries or other persons having a claim. (e) Taking action to deal with or preserve a client’s interest in a trust, corporation, business or partnership, including supervising the continuing operations. (f) The collection or payment of considerable debts owing to or by a client at the time of commencement of the public trustee’s management or administration. (g) Any other activity undertaken by the public trustee for which no fee has been set in this notice. (2) The activities set out in this section are in addition to and not included in the activities set out in schedules 2 and 3. 468 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 14 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 PART 14 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS DISABILITY SERVICES 58. Definitions In this part: “pre-commencement fee” is the aggregate of the capital commission charged (adjusted each quarter in line with the increase in the CPI) and the income commission charged to the date of commencement. “annual management fee” is the personal financial administration fee or trust service level fee plus the asset management fee. “notional management fee” is the aggregate value calculated as if the annual management fee applicable had been applied since the date the management by the public trustee first commenced. 59. Application This part applies where the public trustee: (a) Is appointed as administrator under the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000. (b) Acts as manager under part 6 of the Act; (c) Acts as attorney under section 147 of the Act; (d) Acts as attorney during a suspension of an enduring power of attorney under section 196 of the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000; (e) Acts as attorney under a personal power of attorney; (f) Is appointed trustee of a trust except; (i) where the trust document makes provision for the fee payable to the trustee; or (ii) where the trust is a testamentary trust which provides for a limited or life interest with a gift over. 60. Fee-free period (a) A fee-free period will apply where, at 1 December 2001, the value of the pre commencement fee is greater than the notional management fee. (b) The fee-free period will be estimated by applying the annual management fee against the difference between the pre-commencement fee and the notional management fee to derive the estimate of time in months that a fee free period will apply. 61. Charging where a fee-free period applicable (a) The continuing entitlement to a fee-free period will be reassessed each month by applying the annual management fee that would have been payable since the 1 December 2001 had section 60 not applied against the difference between the pre-commencement fee and the notional management fee. (b) No fee will be charged for the month in which the fee-free period expires. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 469 15 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 62. Limitation on transitional relief The fee-free period will not be given after the first of the following: (i) the fee-free period has expired; or (ii) the expiry of 60 months from 1 December 2001. Greg Klein Public Trustee 470 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 16 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 1 DECEASED ESTATE FEES Standard units of effort Service level Fee (including GST) 1-20 1 $289 21-30 2 $402 31-40 3 $653 41-50 4 $829 51-75 5 $982 76-90 6 $1095 91-110 7 $1497 111-130 8 $2158 131-150 9 $2490 151-170 10 $2822 171-190 11 $3157 191-225 12 $3735 226-265 13 $4400 266-305 14 $5064 306-345 15 $5728 346-385 16 $6389 386-450 17 $7472 451-515 18 $8554 516-615 19 $10214 616-715 20 $11873 716-815 21 $13533 816-965 22 $16016 966-1115 23 $18509 1116-1315 24 $21829 OVER 1315 25 Calculated at the hourly rate Note 1. The service level of the fee payable as stated in schedule 1 is determined by the aggregate of the individual standard units of effort: (a) for dealing with the components of the administration under part 2 as stated in schedule 2 part 1; (b) for dealing with the components of the administration under part 5 section 26(2) as stated in schedule 2 part 2. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 471 17 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 2 - PART 1 DECEASED ESTATES STANDARD UNITS OF EFFORT Activity Standard units of effort General administration activities and duties when 75 acting in accordance with section 6 and described in schedule 3 Filing election to administer 50 Obtaining an order to administer 75 Identifying and establishing beneficiaries and their 10 entitlements – for each beneficiary above 3 For each specific bequest 5 For each beneficiary resident out of Australia 20 Real property – solely owned 40 Real property – owned as joint tenants 30 For each bank, building society or credit union 15 cheque or savings account For each superannuation fund benefit paid to the 40 estate For each life policy of assurance 25 For each holding of shares or units in an entity listed 30 on a stock exchange For each holding invested in the Public Trustee 20 Investment Funds For each holding invested in a managed investment 30 fund (excluding Public Trustee Investment Funds) For each fixed interest investment or term deposit 30 with a financial institution Obtaining a refund of nursing home entry 25 contributions. For each trust account held by a nursing home, 15 hospital or other institution For dealing with wages, holiday pay, long service 25 leave and other worker entitlements 472 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 18 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 Activity Standard units of effort For dealing with a pension in Australia, other than 15 from the department of social security or the department of veterans affairs For dealing with an overseas pension 25 For each motor vehicle, caravan, boat and trailer 20 For the collection of damages or workers 25 compensation due at time of death For each debt due to the deceased 15 For each loan due to the deceased 15 For dealing with funds held by the public trustee in 25 another capacity For each interest in the estate of another deceased 25 person For each weapon 15 For each funeral benefit payable, other than from the 25 department of social security For each medical practitioner or hospital claim 15 lodged for refund with a medical insurance fund For each mortgage debt owing to the deceased 50 For dealing with farm machinery 30 For dealing with livestock 30 For each liability which is secured by an 25 encumbrance over other assets For each unsecured liability as at the date of death in 10 excess of 5 For each joint equity holding 15 Note 1. For each asset (other than realty or equity holdings) held as joints tenants with another person and where the public trustee is taking action to record the death of the deceased, the relevant standard unit of effort is reduced by 50%. Note 2. For each asset and liability held or registered outside of Australia, the standard unit of effort is increased by 50%. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 473 19 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 2 – PART 2 TESTAMENTARY TRUSTS – STANDARD UNITS OF EFFORT Activity Standard units of effort General trustees duties in winding up trust on cessation 25 Identifying and establishing beneficiaries and their 10 entitlements – for each beneficiary above 3 For each specific bequest 5 For each beneficiary resident out of Australia 20 Real property – solely owned 20 For each bank, building society or credit union cheque 8 or savings account For each superannuation fund benefit paid to the estate 20 For each life policy of assurance 13 For each holding of shares or units in an entity listed 15 on a stock exchange For each holding invested in the public trustee 10 investment funds For each holding invested in a managed investment 15 fund (excluding public trustee investment funds) For each fixed interest investment or term deposit with 15 a financial institution Obtaining a refund of nursing home entry contributions 13 For each motor vehicle, caravan, boat and trailer 10 For each debt or loan due to the trust 8 For dealing with funds held by the public trustee in 13 another capacity For each interest in the estate of another deceased 13 person For each weapon 8 For each mortgage debt owing to the trust 25 For dealing with farm machinery or livestock 15 474 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 20 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 3 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES AND DUTIES The standard unit of effort for the general administration activities and duties for dealing with matters set out in section 7 includes the following activities: x Payment of funeral expenses; x Payment of up to 5 unsecured liabilities outstanding at time of death; x Establishing the identity and entitlement of up to 3 beneficiaries; x Dealing with household furniture, effects, chattels or jewellery with the consent of the beneficiaries; x Advertising for statutory notice to creditors, transmission applications, and next of kin or missing beneficiaries; x Obtaining certificate of death; x Finalisation of the deceased’s department of social security or department of veterans affairs pensions and entitlements up to date of death; x Arrange transfer or finalisation of final accounts for phone, electricity, gas, and other relevant services; x Finalisation and processing final refund of contributions to medical insurance funds; x Processing personal cash located or held and other small value refunds; x Processing income tax refunds received; x Attending to registry searches, and the stamping and lodging of documents in a registry; x Attending to the preparation and lodgement of documents in the registry of titles in relation to a release of a mortgage, application for a paper title, request to change name or request to amalgamate; x Giving an indemnity for lost documents; x Obtaining an income tax clearance where there is no obligation to lodge a final income tax return; x Investigation and dealing with bank accounts held by the deceased as a trustee and where the public trustee does not assume the trust; x Preparation of withholding tax deduction returns for income paid to overseas beneficiaries; x Arranging distribution of funds to beneficiaries; x Preparation of statements of account; x Arranging the distribution of funds held for deceased beneficiaries; x General care and consideration; x Administering a prepaid funeral account. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 475 21 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 4 PERSONAL FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION FEE Service Description of support Annual fee level (including GST) 1 Client resides in a commonwealth funded aged care facility or hospital and the main income is paid to the facility. $829 2 Client resides in a commonwealth funded aged care facility or hospital and the main income is not paid to the facility. $1329 3 Client is supported in the community by Disability Services Queensland through the alternate living service or by a non government organisation through a $1660 management agreement. 4 Client is living in the community either independently or with the support of family/friends who assist the client with personal financial administration. The public trustee monitors the client’s personal financial $2490 administration. 5 Client is living in the community with personal financial administration assistance from the public trustee and/or support workers. Contact with the public $4150 trustee is once per fortnight or less. 6 Client is living in the community with personal financial administration assistance from the public trustee and/or support workers. Contact with the public $5810 trustee is more than once per fortnight. 476 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 22 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 5 LIMITED ADMINISTRATION ORDER PERSONAL FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION FEE Service Level of activity Annual fee Level (including GST) 1 0-5 transactions pa $440 2 6-10 transactions pa $772 3 11-30 transactions pa $1102 4 31-50 transactions pa $1432 5 51-80 transactions pa $1764 6 81-110 transactions pa $2094 7 111-150 transactions pa $2425 8 151-200 transactions pa $2757 9 Over 200 transactions pa $3306 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 477 23 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 6 ASSET MANAGEMENT FEE Level Minimum Maximum Annual fee value of assets value of assets (including GST) 1 $0 $5000 Nil 2 $5001 $10000 $126 3 $10001 $30000 $188 4 $30001 $50000 $377 5 $50001 $100000 $503 6 $100001 $200000 $818 7 $200001 $300000 $1257 8 $300001 $500000 $1761 9 $500001 $750000 $2516 10 $750001 $1000000 $3773 11 $1000001 $1500000 $4905 12 $1500001 $2000000 $6100 13 $2000001 $2500000 $7358 14 >$2500000 $8554 The fee for dealing with real property or other place of residence is $623 in each case. Note 1. The value of real property, motor vehicles, household furniture, effects, chattels and personal jewellery are excluded from the calculation of the value of assets for determining the level of the asset management fee payable. 478 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 24 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 7 TRUSTS SERVICE LEVEL FEE Number of transactions Annual fee (including per annum GST) 0-1 $279 2-5 $366 6-10 $460 11-20 $598 21-30 $800 31-40 $1002 41-50 $1192 Over 50 $1393 SCHEDULE 8 TESTAMENTARY TRUSTS SERVICE LEVEL FEE Service Level of activity Annual fee Level (including GST) 1 0 transactions pa Nil 2 1-6 transactions pa $38 3 7-10 transactions pa $251 4 11-15 transactions pa $503 5 16-20 transactions pa $1006 6 21-30 transactions pa $1510 7 31-50 transactions pa $2264 8 Over 50 transactions pa $3018 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 479 25 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 9 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES Service Fee (including GST) Storage of vehicles, furniture, estate goods and chattels in $27 per week or public trustee accommodation. part thereof Inspections by building inspectors, effects officers or trust officers: Calculated at the rate of $105.00 per hour for the time taken, $105 subject to a minimum of A nominal fee is to apply where the inspection took less than 30 minutes. $57 Arranging a tenancy of a residential property: – One week's rent (where rental period is not weekly, the rental apportionable to one week) with a minimum of $91 Management of rented estate and trust properties 8.25% of the gross rentals received. plus a monthly administration fee of $5.00 480 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 26 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 10 VALUATION FEES Service Fee (including GST) Residential property:- Unimproved land $201 Improved Land Value under $250,000 $286 Value between $250,000 and $500,000 $377 Value exceeding $500,000 As agreed between the parties Commercial or rural properties As negotiated, but having regard for the time taken, including travelling, and the complexity involved Furniture, plant, implements or chattels Calculated at the hourly rate for the time taken subject to Minimum fee $93 Livestock Calculated at the hourly rate for the time taken, subject to: Minimum fee when valued in conjunction $93 with realty Minimum fee when valued separately $132 Motor vehicles, caravans or boats $67 Valuations for commercial loans from common fund As agreed between the parties 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 481 27 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 11 AUCTIONEERS OR AGENTS COMMISSION Service Fee (including GST) 1. Real property including building units 5.5% up to $18,000.00 of the purchase price and 2.75% thereafter 2. Boarding houses, guest houses, residential 5.5% up to $18,000.00 of the flats, investment property, or other purchase price and 2.75% business of any kind inclusive of plant, thereafter stock-in-trade, goodwill, furniture, fittings or effects and with or without the freehold of the premises 3. Building for removal 11% of the purchase price 4. Stock-in-trade, furniture, fittings, effects, boats, motor vehicles, machinery or movable chattels, not coming within (1) or (2) above (i) Sales by auction 13.2% of the purchase price with a minimum fee of $199 and a Note - A buyer’s premium to a maximum fee of $664 maximum of 11% of the purchase price may apply to all items in this category sold by auction (ii) sales otherwise than by auction 11% of the purchase price with a minimum fee of $199 and a maximum fee of $664 Note 1. Provided that any fee under this schedule shall not be in excess of the charge from time to time authorised by the Property Agents and Motor Dealers Act 2000 to be made for a like service by an auctioneer or real estate agent. 482 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 28 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 12 NEGOTIATING INVESTMENTS Amount Invested Annual fee (including GST) Less than $100,000 1.00% of amount invested $100,000 to $500,000 0.50% of amount invested $500,001 to $2,000,000 0.30% of amount invested In excess of $2,000,000 0.10% of amount invested Minimum Fee $64 SCHEDULE 13 POWERS OF ATTORNEY Service Fee (including GST) Preparation of an enduring power of attorney Standard Fee $132 Mutual Spouse $199 Preparation of a general power of attorney $75 Attendance outside the office Additional $34 For Registration in the Land Titles Office Additional $34 Revocation of a power of attorney $58 SCHEDULE 14 SANCTION FEES Amount of Sanction Fee (including GST) Up to $1500 $421 $1501 to $12,000 $694 $12,001 to $50,000 $1477 Over $50,000 $1718 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 483 29 Public Trustee (Fees & Charges Notice) No. 1, 2006 SCHEDULE 15 DICTIONARY Unless otherwise stated, the words defined in section 6 of the Act, in schedule 3 of the Powers of Attorney Act 1998 and in schedule 4 of the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000 will have the same meaning and effect where they appear in this notice. “accepted for administration” means the date on which the public trustee formally accepts an estate for administration. “considerable debts” means where the number of debts owing by or to a client exceeds 10. “CPI” means the Consumer Price Index for Brisbane all groups as published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. “financial power of attorney” means the appointment as an attorney under a general power of attorney and under an enduring power of attorney for a financial matter. “GST” means the Goods and Services Tax as defined in A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999. “hourly rate” means $167 per hour. “other place of residence” means any of the following occupied by a person or their dependants as their principal place of residence: x a retirement village unit, whether held as a strata title, lease or other method of ownership; x a relocatable home, mobile home or caravan permanently located in a caravan park. “personal power of attorney” means the appointment as an attorney under an enduring power of attorney for a personal matter. “standard unit of effort” means the measure of the time taken to undertake the activities in schedules 2 and 3 in an efficient manner. “the Act” means the Public Trustee Act 1978. “transaction” means each receipt of funds on behalf of the trust or an activity undertaken by the public trustee in the course of administering the trust which results in a personal benefit to the beneficiary and a payment by the public trustee to the beneficiary or third party other than a receipt or payment in connection with the investment of the trust funds. 484 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing Effective from 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 485 Financial Requirements for Licensing 1 CONTENTS ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT...... 3 1. FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSING...... 4 1.1 Objectives...... 4 1.2 Compliance With This Policy...... 4 1.3 Definitions...... 5 2. APPLYING THE MINIMUM PRESCRIBED REQUIREMENTS...... 9 2.1 Applicability of this Policy...... 9 2.2 Appropriately Qualified Person for Independent Review Report/Audit Report ...... 9 2.3 Allowable Annual Turnover...... 12 2.4 Net Tangible Assets ...... 13 2.5 Ratio (Liquidity or Current)...... 16 2.6 Financial Monitoring Requirements ...... 18 2.7 Prescribed Form ...... 18 3. FINANCIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED ON LICENCE APPLICATION ...... 19 3.1 Existing Licensees Applying for New Licence ...... 19 3.2 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of $100,000 per annum and under ...... 19 3.3 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,000 per annum and under ...... 20 3.4 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,001 to $12million per annum (Categories 1 to 3)...... 20 3.5 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of more than $12million per annum (Categories 4 to 8)...... 21 4. FINANCIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED ON LICENCE RENEWAL ...... 25 4.1 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of $100,000 per annum and under ...... 25 4.2 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,000 per annum and under ...... 26 4.3 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,001 to $12million per annum (Categories 1 to 3)....26 4.4 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of more than $12million per annum (Categories 4 to 8) ...... 27 5. CHANGE OF RENEWAL DATE ...... 31 5.1 Change of Renewal Date – Categories 1 to 3 ...... 31 5.2 Change of Renewal Date – Categories 4 to 8 ...... 32 6. FINANCIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED AT TIMES OTHER THAN AT APPLICATION OR RENEWAL ...... 33 6.1 Compliance Audit...... 34 6.2 Adjustment of Allowable Annual Turnover...... 34 6.3 Adjustment of Net Tangible Assets ...... 34 6.4 Restructure of Licensee...... 35 7. ASSESSMENT OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION BY THE AUTHORITY...... 35 7.1 Minimum NTA and Ratio (if applicable) requirements met ...... 36 7.2 Where the minimum NTA requirement has not been met...... 36 7.3 Where the minimum Ratio (Liquidity or Current) (if applicable) requirement is not met ...... 36 8. SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF LICENCE ...... 36 9. PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS...... 37 9.1 Licence classes requiring professional indemnity insurance ...... 37 9.2 Terms and Conditions of Insurance Policy ...... 38 9.3 Insurance requirements – Fire Detection Systems...... 38 9.4 Evidence of Cover ...... 39 9.5 Implied warranty by insurance companies and insurance brokers ...... 39 1 July 2006 486 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 2 9.6 Circumstances when insurance is not required...... 39 9.7 Authority may impose licence conditions...... 39 10. FALSE AND MISLEADING INFORMATION...... 40 11. CONFIDENTIALITY ...... 40 12. TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS ...... 40 12.1 Repeal of financial requirements policies existing prior to 1 July 2006...... 40 12.2 Transitional provisions ...... 41 ATTACHMENTS Attachment 1 – Independent Review Report (turnover categories 1 - 3) Attachment 2 – Audit Report (turnover categories 4 - 8) Attachment 3 – Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only (turnover categories 4 - 8) Attachment 4 – Independent Review Report – Audit Exemption (turnover categories 4-8) Attachment 5 – Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $100,000 per annum Attachment 6 – Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $300,000 per annum Attachment 7 – Request to Change Renewal Date Attachment 8 – Declaration – Professional Indemnity Insurance Attachment 9 – Statement of Financial Position - Covenantors Attachment 10 – Review Control Sheet TABLES Table A – Appropriately Qualified Person Categories Table B – Allowable Annual Turnover – Structure Table C – Possible Assurers Table D – Ratio – Structure Table E – Ratio Formula – from 1 July 2006 Table F – Ratio Formula – from 1 July 2007 Table G – Monitoring Requirements Table H – Age of Accounts – Applying – Categories 1 to 3 Table I – Age of Accounts – Applying – Categories 4 to 8 Table J – Age of Accounts – Renewing – Categories 1 to 3 Table K – Age of Accounts – Renewing – Categories 4 to 8 Table L – Change of Renewal Date Timeframes – Categories 1 to 3 Table M – Change of Renewal Date Timeframes – Categories 4 to 8 Table 1 – Financial Requirements for Licensing 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 487 Financial Requirements for Licensing 3 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT IMPORTANT This Queensland Building Services Board Policy constitutes the financial requirements for the Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 (“Act”). All Applicants for a licence and Licensees undertaking building work in Queensland, other than Supervisors, MUST comply with this policy. The policy consists of the following documents, which must be read in conjunction with the Act and Queensland Building Services Regulation 2003 (“Regulation”): • Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy; • Deed of Covenant and Assurance; • Draft Client Engagement Letter; and • BSA Draft Client Questionnaire. The aims of the financial requirements are: • To promote more financially viable businesses; and • To foster more professional business practices in the building industry. The financial requirements limit annual turnover based upon defined assets or capital levels and test whether debts can be met when they fall due (a liquidity test). Licensees and licence Applicants regardless of whether they are builders, trade contractors or building designers are required to provide a Declaration, Independent Review Report or Audit Report demonstrating that they satisfy the criteria set out in this document. The type of Report required depends on the Applicant or Licensee’s financial category, which is determined by their declared Net Tangible Asset position. A full explanation of the financial requirements for licensing is set out in this document and Applicants and Licensees are encouraged to familiarise themselves with its contents. An ‘Appropriately Qualified Person’ must complete either an Independent Review Report or Audit Report where the Applicant or Licensee is seeking a turnover of more than $300,000. An ‘Appropriately Qualified Person’ is described in section 7.2 of the policy. WARNING: All forms and declarations (Attachments 1-9) found within this policy are prescribed forms. The prescribed forms MUST be returned with every application or annual renewal without alteration, other than the completion of the spaces provided, unless otherwise advised within the requirements. These forms are also separately presented at the Authority’s website at www.bsa.qld.gov.au and can be downloaded for appropriate use. If the financial information required by this policy is not provided to the Authority in the prescribed form it will not be accepted. In the case of a Licensee, the licence may be suspended for a period of time and may eventually be cancelled if the requirements are not met. The suspension or cancellation of a licence removes a Licensee’s entitlement to carry on business. Contractors who continue to perform building work without a licence are liable to be prosecuted or face disciplinary action and may prejudice their rights to payment for work they have carried out. 1 July 2006 488 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 4 1. FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSING 1.1 Objectives To minimise the incidence of financial failure by – • Requiring Licensees to maintain adequate capital relative to the size of their business; and • Requiring Licensees to take an active role in managing their financial affairs and keep appropriate financial records. 1.2 Compliance With This Policy Applicants and Licensees are required to meet the respective requirements set out in the policy and provide the information in the prescribed form. If the Authority has concerns in regards to the accuracy of the information contained in the financial reports provided, it may request more or clarifying information from the Applicant, Licensee of Appropriately Qualified Person. 1.2.1 Declarations Those Applicants and Licensees who require an Allowable Annual Turnover (AATO) of NOT more than $300,000, and have the minimum level of Net Tangible Assets (NTA), as set out in SC1 and SC2 Categories of Table 1 of $6,000 or $18,000 respectively, may submit one of the following . Either - • For all Contractors, excluding Builder classes – Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $100,000 per annum (Attachment 5); or • For all Contractors – Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $300,000 per annum (Attachment 6). All Applicants or Licensees submitting one of the above Declarations must meet the following requirements in order to comply with this policy: • Net Tangible Assets (NTA) wholly in the licensed entity’s name required for the allowable annual turnover of the entity. • A Declaration made by the entity or its authorised officer • Evidence of Professional Indemnity Insurance, where applicable. 1.2.2 Independent Review Report or Audit Report Applicants and Licensees who require an Allowable Annual Turnover (AATO) of $300,001 or more, must submit one (1) of the following Reports completed in accordance with this policy by an Appropriately Qualified Person, determined by the level of annual turnover required by the entity. Either - • An Independent Review Report; or • An Audit Report. All Applicants or Licensees submitting one of the above Reports must meet each of the following requirements in order to comply: • Net Tangible Assets (NTA) wholly in the licensed entity’s name or in combination with amounts assured by way of one or more Deeds of Covenant and Assurance, which are appropriate for the annual turnover of the entity; 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 489 Financial Requirements for Licensing 5 • Ratio calculated in accordance with one of the prescribed formulas (Refer section 1.3 Definitions): ¾ Liquidity Ratio (until 30 June 2007); or ¾ Current Ratio; and • Internal financial monitoring requirements of at least the specified periods for their Category. 1.3 Definitions In this document: • ‘Act’ - means the Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991. • ‘Allowable Annual Turnover’ – means the Allowable Annual Turnover: ¾ For Licensees providing a Declaration in accordance with SC1 or SC2 - for the Licence Year. ¾ For those Licensee’s relying upon an Independent Review Report or Audit Report – for the 12 month period upon which the Licensee’s next Independent Review Report or Audit Report is based, calculated in accordance with the formula contained in Table 1. Examples: Licensees providing a Declaration (SC1 or SC2): the Allowable Annual Turnover is for the next 12 month renewal period. Licensees providing an Independent Review Report or Audit Report: Licensee has a licence renewal due on 31 October 2007, and provides a Report based on 30 June 2007 year end accounts. The Allowable Annual Turnover issued to the Licensee (based on this Report) will be for the 12 months to 30 June 2008. • ‘Annual Turnover’ – means the total revenue derived by the Licensee from all sources. Further: ¾ For Licensees engaged directly in project or construction management (where project costs are paid directly by the Principal to parties lower in the contractual chain), or who have a building design licence, the annual turnover in respect of those activities is calculated on the total amount received by the Licensee rather than the value of projects. Alternatively, the component of the work processed via the Licensee is deemed turnover. ¾ In the case of a partnership, the Annual Turnover is to be the annual turnover of the Licensee and the partnership in combination. ¾ In the case of a trust, the Annual Turnover is to be the annual turnover of the Licensee and the trust in combination. • ‘Applicant’- means an applicant for a licence issued under the Act. 1 July 2006 490 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 6 • Assets’ – means assets owned both legally and beneficially by the entity (that is, does not include assets which are held on trust for another person or corporation) and includes but is not limited to the following: (a) real estate; (b) cash; (c) Investments (if collectible); (d) related entity loans and investments (if collectible); (e) shares in publicly listed companies; (f) plant and equipment; (g) inventory; (h) debtors (if collectible); (i) motor vehicles; and (j) tools of trade. Assets do not include the following: (a) furniture (personal); (b) shares in companies that are not publicly listed companies; and (c) trade or barter dollars • ‘Associated Company’- means a company that: 1. is related to the Licensee within the meaning of section 50 of the Corporations Act 2001; or 2. has the same shareholders and directors as the Licensee. • ‘ASIC’- means Australian Securities and Investment Commission. • ‘Authority’ – means the Queensland Building Services Authority. • ‘Board’ – means the Queensland Building Services Board. • ‘Builder’ – means an individual or company carrying out building work for which a Builder or equivalent licence is required under the Act. • ‘Building Designer’ – means an individual or company carrying out building work for which a Building Design – Open, Building Design – Medium Rise or Building Design – Low Rise licence is required under the Act. • ‘Compliance Audit’ – means an audit carried out by the Authority on a Licensee pursuant to section 50C of the Act. • ‘Current Assets’ - means assets which in the ordinary course of business would be realised within 12 (twelve) months after the end of the reporting period or held primarily for trading purposes, as defined with Australian Accounting Standards AA36. Related entity loans and/or investments included as current assets must be both collectible and convertible into cash within 12 (twelve) months for inclusion in the calculation. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 491 Financial Requirements for Licensing 7 • ‘Current Financial Institution Facilities’ – includes the current balance owing of bank and similar financial institution loans, and includes (but not limited to) – 1. Bank Overdraft 2. Hire Purchase Agreements 3. Credit Cards • ‘Current Liabilities’ - means liabilities which in the ordinary course of business are expected to be settled within 12 (twelve) months after the end of the reporting period, as defined in the Australian Accounting Standards AA36. • ‘Current Ratio - means the ratio calculated by using the formula: Current Assets Current Liabilities • ‘Debtors’ – means only Debtors that are collectible. • ‘Declaration’ – means a Declaration in the prescribed form provided to the Authority in order to meet the requirements of this policy and includes the following: 1. Attachment 5 – Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover up to $100,000 per annum 2. Attachment 6 – Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover up to $300,000 per annum 3. Declaration in the prescribed form contained within the Authority’s Application forms 4. Declaration in the prescribed form contained within the Renewal Notice issued to the Licensee 5. Verbal declaration provided by the Licensee when renewing a licence using Phone pay. • ‘Deed of Assurance’ – means the Deed of Covenant and Assurance which is contained in this policy. • ‘Defined Amount’ – means the amount determined pursuant to the Financial Requirements for Licensing, as being the amount assured by the Covenantor to the Licensee by Deed of Covenant and Assurance, as stated in the Independent Review Report or Audit Report provided to the Authority from time to time. The amount is the difference between the Net Tangible Assets held by the Licensee and the Net Tangible Assets required for the Licensee’s Allowable Annual Turnover. Example: Licensee requires NTA of $36,000 to support $600,000 AATO Licensee has NTA $10,000 in its own right Defined Amount required (as stated in Report) is $26,000 assured by Deed of Covenant and Assurance (equals deficiency between required NTA and actual NTA of Licensee). • ‘Directors’ – has the meaning given to it in the Corporations Act 2001 and also includes an Officer (refer definition of an Officer). • ‘Disallowed Assets’ – means an entity’s assets, or portion thereof, which are unable to be relied upon for the purposes of meeting the requirements in this policy (eg uncollectible debts). • ‘Entity’ – means an individual or a company. 1 July 2006 492 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 8 • ‘Intangible Assets’ – include, but are not limited to, Goodwill, Right of Indemnity, Intellectual Property, Formation Expenses, Value of Trademark, Patent and Borrowing Expenses. • ‘Internal Management Accounts’ – means Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Financial Position (formerly Trading, Profit & Loss and Balance Sheets) and Statement of Cash Flows. • ‘Inventory’ - includes raw materials, work in progress (including contract work in progress) and finished stock. • ‘Investments’ – means only investments that are collectible, and not shares in companies that are not publicly listed. • ‘Liabilities’ – includes any debts or obligations which must be paid or settled within a certain period of time or are payable on demand. • ‘Licence Year’ – means the period of 12 months from the date the licence is initially granted or is renewed. However, where a Licensee is altering their renewal date in accordance with this policy, ‘licence year’ may include a period of less or greater than 12 months. Refer section 5. • ‘Licensee” – means the holder of a licence issued under the Act with an Allowable Annual Turnover. • ‘Liquidity Ratio’ – means the ratio calculated by using the formula: (Current Assets - Inventory) (Current Liabilities - Current Financial Institution Facilities) • ‘Net Real Unencumbered Assets’ – an entity’s Net Real Unencumbered Assets are to be calculated using the same process in determining an Applicant’s or Licensee’s NTA. Note: All assets and liabilities of the Covenantor/s (from all sources) must be taken into account in determining Net Real Unencumbered Assets. Where assets are jointly owned, only the Covenantor’s share of equity within an asset can be included. Net real unencumbered assets do not include: 1. assets subject to securities or encumbrances, other than to the extent to which the real value of those assets can be shown to exceed the liability under all encumbrances provided (including Personal Guarantees, Indemnities and the like); 2. assets being assured by a Deed of Covenant and Assurance to another Applicant or Licensee; 3. related entity loans and/or investments owing to the Covenantor by an Applicant or Licensee. In the case of beneficiaries of trusts, net real unencumbered assets do not include any assets that are held on trust on behalf of the beneficiary unless there is a presently existing right under the trust for the beneficiary to call for transfer of the asset into the beneficiary’s name. • ‘Net Tangible Assets’ – Net Tangible Assets (NTA) is calculated using the following formula: NTA = (Entity’s Assets) - (Entity’s Liabilities) - (Entity’s Intangible Assets) 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 493 Financial Requirements for Licensing 9 • ‘Officer’ – has the meaning given to it in the Associations Incorporation Act 1981. • ‘Related Entity Loans and Investments’ – means only Related Entity Loans and Investments that are collectible from Related Parties. • ‘Related Parties’ – means: (a) a director or shareholder of the entity; (b) a director of a body corporate that is a parent entity of the company; (c) a spouse or de facto spouse of such a director or person; (d) a parent, son, daughter, brother, sister, half brother or half sister of such a director or person; (e) spouse or de facto spouse of an entity over which; i) a person of a kind referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c) or (d) has control; or ii) 2 or more such persons together have control; (f) a parent entity or sibling entity of the entity; (g) if a trust, the trustee, the trust beneficiaries and their spouse, de facto spouse, parent, son, daughter, brother, sister, half brother or half sister of that person; or (h) if an individual contractor, their spouse, de facto spouse, parent, son, daughter brother, sister, half brother or half sister of that person or any entities in which they are directors or shareholders. • ‘Revenue’ – Means the total income received, excluding: (a) Salary and/or wages received as an employee; and (b) GST collected as an agent, from which the Licensee obtains no benefit. • ‘Review Control Sheet’ – means the review control sheet contained this policy (Attachment 10). • ‘Trade Contractor’ – means an individual or company carrying out building work for which a trade licence is required under the Act. 2. APPLYING THE MINIMUM PRESCRIBED REQUIREMENTS 2.1 Applicability of this Policy For Applicants and Licensees providing Declarations this Policy is effective for any Declaration completed on or after 1 July 2006. For Applicants and Licensees who provide an Independent Review Report or Audit Report this Policy is effective for all Reports with a review year end date on or after 1 July 2006. 2.2 Appropriately Qualified Person for Independent Review Report/Audit Report Restrictions apply to those Appropriately Qualified Persons permitted to complete Independent Review Reports and Audit Reports regarding the financial position of an Applicant or Licensee. An Appropriately Qualified Person is a person who is independent of the entity (ie not the Applicant or Licensee, and is not a director, secretary or employee of the Applicant or Licensee), and has the required qualifications for the AATO Category set out below: 1 July 2006 494 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 10 Table A – Appropriately Qualified Person Categories QUALIFICATION ELIGIBLE TURNOVER CATEGORIES Registered company auditor holding professional indemnity Categories 1 to 8 insurance of at least $250,000 Holder of a current public practising certificate from the Categories 1 to 3 inclusive Australian Society of Certified Practising Accountants (CPA) Holder of a current public practising certificate from the Categories 1 to 3 inclusive Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) Holder of a current public practising certificate from the Categories 1 to 3 inclusive National Institute of Accountants (NIA) Holder of a current public practising certificate from the Categories 1 to 3 inclusive Association of Taxation and Management Accountants (ATMA) Holder of a current public practising certificate from the Categories 1 to 3 inclusive National Tax & Accountants Association (NTAA) Holder of at least Membership status of one of the above Category 1 Only professional associations Registered Tax Agent Category 1 Only Another Responsible Person – in extraordinary circumstances At the discretion of, and by prior approval of, the Authority All work must be performed in accordance with all applicable Australian Accounting and Auditing Standards, and other mandatory reporting requirements. The Appropriately Qualified Person completing the Report may be required by the Authority to demonstrate suitable audit experience. 2.2.1 Another Responsible Person Where the Independent Review Report is provided by ‘another responsible person’, details of the extraordinary circumstances and the reporter’s professional qualifications, audit experience (if any), business relationship and length of time of association with the Applicant or Licensee must be provided. Approval as ‘another responsible person’ will only be given on a case by case basis. 2.2.2 Notice to Appropriately Qualified Persons Completing Independent Review Reports This section will only apply to Licensees who are NOT required to be audited under Corporations Act 2001 as they are a non-reporting entity, and who are submitting Independent Review Reports (Attachment 1, 3 or 4) in order to comply with this policy. The processes and utilisation of the Review Control Sheet (Attachment 10) is a minimum requirement only. Licensees may opt to have their financial situation reviewed on a more onerous basis. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 495 Financial Requirements for Licensing 11 However, the Appropriately Qualified Person conducting the Review must still apply all relevant Australian Accounting Standards and policies where appropriate for the Licensee. Where the mandatory standards and policies have not been applied in the preparation and presentation of the financial information and Report, the Appropriately Qualified Person must clearly state such details in the Report. All Independent Review Reports are to be prepared based on financial information of the business by an Appropriately Qualified Person. Independent Review Reports are required to be carried out by the Appropriately Qualified Person at the time of an initial licence application, on an annual renewal basis and from time to time as the need arises, in accordance with section 6 of this policy. A review of the Applicant or Licensee’s financial position is required to be conducted in order to provide the Independent Review Report. An independent review is not an audit. To assist the Appropriately Qualified Person in their review, the following sample documents are provided and form part of this policy: ¾ a draft client engagement letter ¾ a draft client questionnaire, and ¾ a draft review control sheet (Attachment 10). (copies of these documents can be found on BSA’s website www.bsa.qld.gov.au) These documents provide guidance only to the Appropriately Qualified Person for reviewing Applicants or Licensees and have been drafted with reference to Auditing Standard AUS 902 ‘Review of Financial Reports’. An annotated Independent Review Report and Deed of Covenant and Assurance is also available at www.bsa.qld.gov.au to assist the Appropriately Qualified Person with the complete process and documents. 2.2.3 Warning to Appropriately Qualified Persons Pursuant to section 53B of the Act it is an offence to provide the Authority with information that is knowingly false or misleading in circumstances where the person providing the financial report has not taken reasonable steps to ensure that the report was not false and misleading. The Authority may choose to prosecute the person giving the financial report and the penalties may consist of either a fine, imprisonment or in certain circumstances a combination of both. 2.2.4 Reporting Requirements by Appropriately Qualified Person Review Reporting means the Appropriately Qualified Person providing the Independent Review Report must make appropriate inquiries of the Applicant or Licensee, and seek evidence that is appropriate in the circumstances, in their professional opinion, to justify the information stated in the Independent Review Report or Audit Report The Appropriately Qualified Person providing the Independent Review Report must carry out the tests and checks referred to in the Review Control Sheet as a minimum requirement. The Audit Report is an opinion, based on Australian Auditing Standards and other mandatory financial reporting requirements, which reports upon a special purpose financial report using information contained in audited financial statements of the Applicant or Licensee. Independent Review Reports or Audit Reports will be deemed incomplete for assessment where they are qualified by disclaimer clauses (other than those already contained in the prescribed forms) by the Appropriately Qualified Person giving the report. 1 July 2006 496 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 12 2.2.5 Implied Warranty by Appropriately Qualified Person Where an Applicant or Licensee is relying upon one or more Deeds of Covenant and Assurance to meet the financial requirements, the Appropriately Qualified Person signing the Report is warranting to the Authority they have conducted all reasonable checks into each Covenantor’s entire financial position to ensure they have Net Real Unencumbered Assets to cover the amount secured by the Deed. Where amounts are considered not collectible or have not been sufficiently evidenced with regard to their value or ownership, the Appropriately Qualified Person signing the Report must reduce the Covenantor’s total Net Real Unencumbered Asset position by that amount (eg Related Entity Loans). The Appropriately Qualified Person accepts that the Authority relies upon this warranty in order to grant, renew or maintain the entity’s licence. 2.3 Allowable Annual Turnover The Allowable Annual Turnover (AATO) is calculated on the Net Tangible Asset (NTA) position of the Applicant or Licensee as stated in the Declaration, Independent Review Report or Audit Report provided to the Authority from time to time. The AATO of an entity providing an Independent Review Report or Audit Report will be calculated upon the entity’s personal NTA stated in the Report, in combination with amounts being assured by way of one or more Deeds of Covenant and Assurance. The AATO is calculated by applying the stated formula to the NTA of the entity, as set out in Table 1. The AATO will be restricted to the maximum AATO permitted for the type of Declaration or Report provided. The Authority will advise the Applicant or Licensee of its AATO for the forthcoming Licence Year upon granting or renewing the licence. In instances where Declarations or Reports are provided at any other time, the Authority will advise the Licensee of its new AATO which will apply for the current Licence Year. The Allowable Annual Turnover issued will apply to the Licensee, in combination with the trust/s or partnership/s through which it is trading. Table B – Allowable Annual Turnover – Structure APPLICANT OR LICENSEE’S STRUCTURE ANNUAL TURNOVER APPLIED TO: Individual - sole trader Individual only Company - trading as stand alone company Company only Company - trading as part of a group of Consolidated group only companies under ASIC Class Order 98/1418 or similar Individual or Company – trading in partnership Individual or Company in combination with partnership/s Individual or Company - acting as trustee Individual or Company in combination with trust/s 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 497 Financial Requirements for Licensing 13 Licensees may exceed their Allowable Annual Turnover level by up to 10% without being required to obtain prior approval from the Authority. Note: All licences are subject to a condition that Licensees are not to exceed the Allowable Annual Turnover by more than 10% without first providing a new Declaration or Report which substantiates the Licensee has sufficient NTA to support a higher level of turnover (refer section 5). 2.4 Net Tangible Assets Applicants and Licensees must have sufficient Net Tangible Assets (NTA) required for the level of Allowable Annual Turnover, as stated in Table 1. This may be evidenced either through a Declaration completed by the Applicant or Licensee, or certified in the Independent Review Report or Audit Report completed by the Appropriately Qualified Person. In determining the entity’s NTA position, the person completing the Declaration or Report must consider the entity’s entire financial position, including related entities and those entities providing assurance of assets in order for the entity to meet the financial requirements. Where an entity does not have sufficient NTA in its own right for the level of turnover being sought or conducted (which ever is the highest) they may provide an Independent Review Report or Audit Report and rely upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance from a related entity as stated in this policy. Note: All licences are subject to a condition that the Licensee’s NTA position is not to decrease by more than 10% for more than one (1) month unless the Licensee provides a new Declaration or Report within 30 days of the expiration of the one (1) month period. The Declaration or Report must substantiate the Licensee’s adjusted NTA position. This includes a decrease in the Net Real Unencumbered Assets which have been assured to the Licensee by Deed of Covenant and Assurance. 2.4.1 Negative Net Tangible Assets Applicants applying for a licence must have an NTA position in their own right of not less than $0. Those Applicants which have a negative (deficit) NTA position will not meet the Financial Requirements for Licensing and cannot rely upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance to cover the deficiency. Existing Licensees, who prior to 1 July 2006, had a negative (deficit) NTA position, will be required to increase their NTA position to be not less than $0 by 1 July 2007. Where a Licensee provides financial information for a year end 1 July 2007 or later, the Report must evidence the Licensee does not have a negative NTA. This provision does not apply to entities where NTA is being supported by a Deed provided by a local, state or federal government instrumentality or agency. 2.4.2 Net Tangible Asset to Allowable Annual Turnover Ratio Effective 1 July 2006, NTA levels for some financial Categories will vary each year. These changes will have an impact on a Licensee’s AATO. Applicant’s and Licensee’s AATO is to be calculated in accordance with the levels stated for the respective year in each of the Categories in accordance with Table 1. 1 July 2006 498 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 14 2.4.3 Asset Valuations Individual Applicants and Licensees are permitted to value assets that are to be relied upon in support of Net Tangible Assets, provided those values can be substantiated. In the case of a company applicant or Licensee, the Directors are permitted to value assets that are to be relied upon in support of NTA, provided those values can be substantiated. Where any lack of substance as to the valuation is perceived by either the Appropriately Qualified Person preparing the Independent Review Report or Audit Report or the Authority, such valuations must be substantiated by a valuation by an accredited, registered or recognised valuer. In certain limited circumstances, deferred tax assets (future income tax benefits) may be included as an asset, provided the recoupment of the tax losses which gave rise to the future income tax benefits are considered as being virtually certain. Only the estimated net realisable amount of the entity’s assets should be brought to account. All liabilities, intangible assets and disallowed assets of the entity must be deducted in calculating NTA in accordance with this policy. 2.4.4 Related Entity Loans and Investments Related Entity Loans and Investments recorded as an asset in the entity’s accounts are not to be included or relied upon in determining the entity’s NTA, unless the Appropriately Qualified Person preparing the Independent Review Report or Audit Report has independently verified that the related entity loan or investment is collectible. It is not sufficient for the Appropriately Qualified Person to accept the Directors advice without performing reasonable checks or tests. The Appropriately Qualified Person preparing the Report is required to notify on the Report that they have independently verified the collectibility of the Related Entity Loan or Investment. 2.4.5 Assurance Of Assets By Deed Of Covenant And Assurance Applicants and Licensees providing a Declaration must have sufficient assets in their own right, and cannot rely on a Deed of Covenant and Assurance in order to meet the NTA requirements for SC1 or SC2. Entities relying upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance must provide an Independent Review Report or Audit Report, and must meet Category 1 requirements in accordance with Table 1, at a minimum. Where the Applicant or Licensee does not have sufficient NTA in its own right for the level of AATO required it may, dependent on the entity’s structure, rely upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance based on the Net Real Unencumbered Assets of one or more of the following related entities, in order to meet the NTA requirement. The Covenantor must have and maintain sufficient Net Real Unencumbered Assets in their own right to meet the value of the Defined Amount stated in the Independent Review Report or Audit Report. The Net Real Unencumbered Assets of the Covenantor cannot include any Related Entity Loans or Investments from the Licensee. Refer section 1.3 Definition – Net Real Unencumbered Assets. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 499 Financial Requirements for Licensing 15 Table C – Possible Assurers APPLICANT OR LICENSEE’S STRUCTURE POSSIBLE ASSURERS Individual - sole trader • Not Available Company – trading as stand alone company • Directors of the Licensee • Associated company of the Licensee Company Licensee – trading as part of a group • Directors of the Licensee of companies • Associated company of the Licensee • Other companies in the group • Individual or Company – trading in Partnership Other partners within the Partnership • Directors of the Licensee (if a company Licensee) • Associated company of the Licensee (if a company Licensee) • Individual or Company - acting as trustee Beneficiaries of the trust administered by Licensee as Trustee • Directors of the Licensee (if a company Licensee) • Associated company of the Licensee (if a company Licensee) The Deed of Covenant and Assurance must be in the prescribed format as set out in this policy. The original of the Deed will be required to be submitted to the Authority together with the Independent Review Report or Audit Report and will remain with the Authority while the entity continues to rely upon the Deed to meet the requirements. The Appropriately Qualified Person completing an Independent Review Report or Audit Report which relies on a Deed of Covenant and Assurance will be required to: • state in the appropriate space on the Report the full name and the relationship to the Licensee of each Covenantor, • state within the Report the defined amount that is secured by the Deed, or if more than one - each Deed; and • provide a Statement of Financial Position (Attachment 9) and any other appropriate documentation detailing each Covenantor’s financial position at the time the Report was signed, and be based on accounts no earlier than the year end date on which the Report has been based. The Statement of Financial Position must be verified by the Appropriately Qualified Person completing the Report signifying all reasonable checks have been made with regard to each Covenantors financial position, to ensure the existence, collectibility and unencumbered value of assets being assured to the entity. 1 July 2006 500 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 16 Example: If the Licensee is relying on 30 June 2005 accounts for the purpose of the Report, the Covenantor’s Statement of Financial Position must be based on 30 June 2005 or later accounts. Where a Covenantor also holds a licence, the amount of Net Real Unencumbered Assets available for assurance must be reduced by the amount of NTA required by the Covenantor to maintain their personal licence. 2.4.6 Updating Deeds of Covenant and Assurance Where a Licensee relies upon one or more Deeds of Covenant and Assurance and restructures its financial affairs, the Authority will return the Deed/s it holds once it has received an appropriately updated Independent Review Report or Audit Report and any Deeds of Assurance which are required to replace the Deed/s being returned. The Appropriately Qualified Person signing the new Report will be required to consider whether the Licensee is required to provide further Deeds of Assurance. 2.4.7 Unconditional Undertakings (including Bank Guarantees) When unconditional undertakings (including bank guarantees) are issued to fund retentions or as additional security on a contract, a contingent liability arises. Contingent liabilities are generally not included within a balance sheet but are to be included in the notes to the accounts. Unconditional undertakings can usually be called up without authority from the person providing the guarantee. A contingent liability converts to a current liability when an unconditional undertaking is called up by the beneficiary. Where a current liability arises, the effect of the unconditional undertaking is shown in arriving at the NTA calculation. Where it is apparent that the Licensee may be in a position where any such unconditional undertakings may be exposed to being called up, the NTA of the Licensee may be reduced by the amount, or portion, of such contingent liabilities. The Authority must be provided with an updated Report to reflect the new NTA position, where the current liability reduces NTA by more than 10% for more than 1 month (refer section 2.2) 2.5 Ratio (Liquidity or Current) Applicants and Licensees who provide a Declaration (SC1 or SC2) in order to meet the requirements of this policy are not required to demonstrate they meet the ratio requirements. All other Applicants and Licensees must demonstrate they meet the minimum liquidity or current ratio levels as set in Tables E or F, according to the entity’s structure refer Table D. Following approval of a licence application or renewal, all Licensees must continue to be able to meet the minimum liquidity or current ratio requirements at all times throughout the Licence Year. The Appropriately Qualified Person must verify in the Independent Review Report or Audit Report the entity has met the Ratio (Liquidity or Current) on the last date of the year on which the Report has been based. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 501 Financial Requirements for Licensing 17 2.5.1 Determining Appropriate Current Assets And Current Liabilities Depending on the structure of the Applicant or Licensee, the liquidity or current ratio must be met from the current assets and current liabilities, as follows: Table D – Ratio – Structure APPLICANT OR LICENSEE’S STRUCTURE CURRENT ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF: Individual - sole trader Individual only Company - trading as stand alone company Company only Company - trading as part of a group of Consolidated group only companies under ASIC Class Order 98/1418 or similar Individual or Company – trading in partnership Individual or Company in combination with partnership/s Individual or Company - acting as trustee Individual or Company in combination with trust/s A ratio less than the stated minimum requirement must not be rounded up. For example a current ratio of 0.9987:1 is less than 1:1 and does not meet the requirement where the minimum stated requirement is 1:1. Applicants and Licensees cannot include any amounts assured to them by way of a Deed of Covenant and Assurance in calculating the ratio. 2.5.2 Ratio Formula For the 12 months commencing 1 July 2006 – Applicants and Licensees must meet the minimum Ratio requirement calculated in accordance with at least one (1) of the following formula: Table E – Ratio Formula – from 1 July 2006 RATIO FORMULA MINIMUM REQUIREMENT Liquidity (Current Assets - Inventory) Ratio (Current Liabilities - Current Financial Institution Facilities) 0.8 : 1 Current Ratio Current Assets 1 : 1 Current Liabilities From 1 July 2007 – Applicants and Licensees must meet the minimum Current Ratio requirement calculated in accordance the following formula only: 1 July 2006 502 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 18 Table F – Ratio Formula – from 1 July 2007 CURRENT RATIO FORMULA MINIMUM REQUIREMENT Current Assets 1 : 1 Current Liabilities 2.6 Financial Monitoring Requirements To comply with this requirement Applicants and Licensees must maintain internal management accounts (not required to be the subject of an Independent Review Report or Audit Report) which have been prepared at the following intervals: Table G – Monitoring Requirements CATEGORY MINIMUM INTERVAL Declaration – up to $100,000 Not Applicable Declaration – up to $300,000 Not Applicable Category 1 Yearly Category 2 Half Yearly Categories 3 to 8 Quarterly The internal management accounts are not required to be provided to the Authority unless requested, but must be provided to the Authority upon request. 2.7 Prescribed Form All forms, including the Declarations, Independent Review Reports and Audit Report, are prescribed forms and are unable to be amended from the format stated within this policy, other than by completion of the relevant spaces. Declarations must be personally signed by the Applicant or Licensee. Where the Applicant or Licensee is a company, only Directors and other Authorised Officers of the company may sign the Declaration. Independent Review Reports and Audit Reports may be completed by an Appropriately Qualified Person only as set out in section 2.2. In completing the Reports, the Appropriately Qualified Person must comply with the: • Australian Auditing Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements when preparing Audit Reports; and • Australian Auditing Standards applicable to review engagements when preparing Independent Review Reports. With respect to a company that has been registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) for less than 12 months, the Appropriately Qualified Person completing the Report may alter the Report to reflect the period being reported on is less than 12 months, with the review period commencing from the date of incorporation. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 503 Financial Requirements for Licensing 19 3. FINANCIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED ON LICENCE APPLICATION It is a requirement imposed by sections 31(1)(c) and 31(2)(c) of the Act that all Applicants for a licence must satisfy the financial requirements stated in the Board’s policy. At the time of application, the Applicant must demonstrate it meets the requirements for the level of Allowable Annual Turnover being sought for the first Licence Year. The requirements which may be applied to the financial information are as follows, and calculated in accordance with Table 1: • Net Tangible Assets held by the Applicant; • Ratio (Liquidity or Current) calculated in accordance with one of the specified formulas, meeting the minimum requirement for that formula; • Financial Monitoring Requirements of internal management accounts; • Provision of the appropriate Declaration, Independent Review Report or Audit Report completed in accordance with this policy; and • Evidence of the appropriate current Professional Indemnity Insurance being held where the Applicant applies for the one or more of the following licence classes. Refer to Section 9. • Building Design – Open • Building Design – Medium Rise • Building Design – Low Rise • Hydraulic Services Design • Site Classifier • Termite Management – Chemical • Fire Detection Systems • Fire Equipment – Passive (Wall and Ceiling) • Fire Equipment – Passive (Penetration and Joint Ceiling) • Fire Equipment – Passive (Fire Doors and Fire Shutters) • Fire Fighting Appliances • Fire Hose Reels and Fire Hydrants • Fixed Fire Pump Sets • Fire Sprinkler Systems (Domestic and Residential) • Fire Sprinkler Systems (Other than Domestic and Residential) • Fire Suppression Systems – Special Hazards 3.1 Existing Licensees Applying for New Licence Where an Applicant holds a current licence and the Applicant is not seeking to increase its Allowable Annual Turnover it may rely on the financial information provided as part of its renewal process to meet the Financial Requirements for Licensing. Existing Licensees applying for a Builder class of licence for the first time will need to provide financial information where it is reasonable to expect their current turnover will increase. 3.2 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of $100,000 per annum and under This option is available to all Contractors, excluding Builder classes. Applicants who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of not more than $100,000 in the first licence year may submit a Declaration in accordance with this policy when making application for a licence. 1 July 2006 504 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 20 • An Applicant must, at the time of application, declare to the Authority they have the required level of Net Tangible Assets (NTA) as stated in Table 1, and will not have a turnover of more than $100,000 per annum. • The declaration is to be made on either the Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $100,000 per annum (Attachment 5), or by completing the appropriate Declaration within the Authority’s Individual, Company or Mutual Recognition Application Forms. • The Applicant must have at least $6,000 NTA in its own right. An Applicant cannot rely on assets of another entity, or those assets held on trust, to meet this requirement. If the Applicant does not have sufficient assets in its own right and must rely upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance to meet the NTA requirement, then it must comply with Section 3.4. • Provide evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 3.3 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,000 per annum and under Applicants who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of not more than $300,000 in the first licence year may submit a Declaration in accordance with this policy when making application for a licence. • An Applicant must, at the time of application, declare to the Authority they have the required level of Net Tangible Assets (NTA) as stated in Table 1, and will not have a turnover of more than $300,000 per annum. • The declaration is to be made on either the Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $300,000 per annum (Attachment 6), or by completing the appropriate Declaration within the Authority’s Individual, Company or Mutual Recognition Application Form. • The Applicant must have at least $18,000 NTA in its own right. An Applicant cannot rely on assets of another entity, or those assets held on trust, to meet this requirement. If the Applicant does not have sufficient assets in its own right and must rely upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance to meet the NTA requirement, then it must comply with Section 3.4. • Provide evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 3.4 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,001 to $12million per annum (Categories 1 to 3) Applicants who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of between $300,001 and $12million per annum in the first licence year will need to have their financial information verified by an independent Appropriately Qualified Person (Section 2.2) and provide the relevant financial information in accordance with this policy. In providing the financial information, Applicants must have: • adequate Net Tangible Assets for the level of Allowable Annual Turnover required for the first licence year; • a minimum Ratio (Liquidity or Current) in accordance with one of the specified formulas; 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 505 Financial Requirements for Licensing 21 • Internal Management Accounts which are able to be produced at required intervals, and be provided to the Authority upon request; • an Independent Review Report (Attachment 1) signed by an Appropriately Qualified Person; and • evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 3.4.1 Age Of Information Being Relied Upon The Applicant’s Allowable Annual Turnover (AATO) being sought for the first Licence Year will determine the financial Category the Applicant is seeking, and therefore the age of the information to be relied upon. The Applicant is to provide the appropriate information to the Appropriately Qualified Person preparing the Report, in accordance with the following table: Table H – Age of Accounts – Applying – Categories 1 to 3 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORTING AATO Category Age of Accounts to be no older than 1 12 months 2 7 months 3 4 months The reference in the Table to ‘no older than’ refers to the time difference between the year end date the Report has been based on, and the date the Appropriately Qualified Person signs the Independent Review Report, and not any other date. The Report must have been signed no earlier than 30 days prior to the date the application is received by the Authority. Reports dated any earlier than 30 days prior to the date of receipt will not be accepted by the Authority. Example An Applicant seeks an Allowable Annual Turnover within Category 2. Therefore, the age of the information must be no older than 7 months at the time the Report is signed. If the Applicant is relying on 30 June accounts, the Report must be signed by 31 January of the following year, and received by the Authority no later than 30 days after 31 January. The Report must be based on full 12 months accounts, irrespective of whether the Applicant has previously traded. In cases where the Applicant is a company which has been incorporated for a period of less than 12 months, the Report may be based upon accounts from the date of incorporation. 3.5 Applying - Allowable Annual Turnover of more than $12million per annum (Categories 4 to 8) Applicants who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of more than $12million per annum in the first licence year will need to have their financial information verified by an independent Appropriately Qualified Person (Section 2.6) and provide the relevant financial information in accordance with this policy. 1 July 2006 506 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 22 In providing the financial information, Applicants must have: • adequate Net Tangible Assets for the level of Allowable Annual Turnover required for the first licence year; • a minimum Ratio (Liquidity or Current) in accordance with one of the specified formulas; • Internal Management Accounts which are able to be produced at required intervals, and be provided to the Authority upon request; • an Independent Review Report or Audit Report signed by an Appropriately Qualified Person; • signed Financial Statements on which the Report has been based; and • evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 3.5.1 Age Of Information Being Relied Upon The Applicant’s Allowable Annual Turnover (AATO) being sought for the first Licence Year and whether the Applicant has been audited previously will determine the age of the accounts able to be relied upon, the type of Report required to be provided, and the Appropriately Qualified Person that may sign the Report (refer Table A below and Section 2.2). Table I – Age of Accounts – Applying – Categories 4 to 8 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORTING – CATEGORIES 4 TO 8 AUDIT REQUIREMENT REPORT TYPE Age Of Accounts To Be No REQUIRED Older Than Already audited Audit Report Most recent audited accounts Not previously audited but will be Independent Review required to be audited in next 12 st 3 months Report – 1 Year Only months Independent Review Exempt from audit requirements 3 months Report – Audit Exempt Applicants are required to provide information no older than that stated above to the Appropriately Qualified Person for the preparation of the Report. The reference in the Table to ‘no older than’ refers to the time difference between the year end date the Report has been based on, to the date the Appropriately Qualified Person signs Report, and not any other date. The Report must have been signed no earlier than 30 days prior to the date the application is received by the Authority. Reports dated any earlier than 30 days prior will not be accepted by the Authority. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 507 Financial Requirements for Licensing 23 Example An Applicant seeks an Allowable Annual Turnover within Category 4 and has not previously been audited. Therefore, the age of the information must be no older than 3 months at the time the Independent Review Report is signed. If the Applicant is relying on 30 June accounts, the Report must be signed by 30 September of the same year, and be received by the Authority within 30 days of 30 September. The Report must be based on 12 months accounts, irrespective of whether the Applicant has previously traded, except in the case of a company incorporated for less than 12 months at the time of review being conducted. In cases where the Applicant has been incorporated for a period of less than 12 months, the Report must be based upon accounts from the date of incorporation. 3.5.2 Previously Audited Applicants Where the Applicant is currently subject to an ASIC audit requirement, it must provide an Audit Report based on the most recently audited financial statements. These accounts may be more than 3 months in age. A copy of the signed audited financial statements on which the Report is based must accompany the Audit Report. (i) Stand Alone Companies – Where the Applicant is operating as a stand alone company, the Audit Report is to be based on the company in its own right. (ii) Consolidated companies – Where the Applicant is a company operating within a group of companies, and is party to a Deed of Cross Guarantee (ASIC Class Order 98/1418) the Audit Report is to be based on either: • the consolidated group of companies; • the “closed group” of companies, being only those companies subject to the Deed of Cross Guarantee; or • the Applicant in its own right as a stand alone company. The Applicant will be required to provide evidence the Class Order was in place for the period of review on which the Report is based, and continues to be in place for the forthcoming Licence Year. 3.5.3 Applicants Not Yet Audited but Required to be Audited Next Financial Year Where the Applicant has not been audited previously, but will be subject to ASIC audit requirements within the following 12 months, it must provide an Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only (Attachment 3) based on 12 months accounts no older than 3 months in age. A copy of the signed financial statements on which the Report is based must accompany the Report. The Statement of the Appointment of an Auditor must be also be completed. (i) Stand Alone companies – Where the Applicant is operating as a stand alone company, the Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only is to be based on the company in its own right. 1 July 2006 508 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 24 (ii) Consolidated companies – Where the Applicant is a company operating within a group of companies, and is party to a Deed of Cross Guarantee (ASIC Class Order 98/1418 or similar) the Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only is to be based on either: • the consolidated group of companies; • the “closed group” of companies, being only those companies subject to the Deed of Cross Guarantee; or • the Applicant in its own right as a stand alone company. The Applicant will be required to provide evidence the Class Order was in place for the period of review on which the Report is based, and continues to be in place for the forthcoming Licence Year. 3.5.4 Applicants Not Required to be Audited – Exempt Where the Applicant is not currently subject to ASIC audit requirements and will continue to be relieved from such requirements under Corporations Act 2001 in the following 12 months, it may provide an Independent Review Report – Audit Exemption (Attachment 4) based on 12 months accounts no older than 3 months in age. A copy of the signed financial statements on which the Report is based must accompany the Report. The Statement of Exemption must be also be completed by the person completing the Report. Note: The Authority reserves the right to refuse the exemption, and may require the company to comply with full audit requirements, and provide an Audit Report based on accounts no older than 3 months in age. Where an exemption is refused by the Authority, written notice of the audit requirement will be issued. In considering the validity of an exemption, the Authority will consider whether the Applicant is currently, or will be, subject to audit requirements pursuant to Section 45A(3) of the Corporations Act 2001, and one of the following: • Individuals • Small proprietary companies • Large Proprietary companies with Class Order 98/1417 or similar • Overseas companies Where an Applicant has obtained relief from ASIC audit requirements under Class Order 98/1417 or similar, evidence the Class Order was in place for the period of review must be provided with the Report. 3.5.5 Overseas Companies Where the Applicant is based overseas and does not have its financial accounts audited by an Australian Auditor, the Applicant may rely upon an Independent Review Report – Audit Exemption (Attachment 4) with any appropriate qualifications as agreed to by the Authority, signed by an Australian Registered Company Auditor. • The Financial Information stated in the Report must be in Australian Dollar (AUD) equivalents. • If the company is audited overseas, it may rely on its last audited accounts, which may be more than 3 months in age. • If the company is not audited overseas, it must provide a Report based on 12 months accounts no older than 3 months in age. A copy of the financial statements for the respective period in review must be provided with the Report, and must be translated into English. The Statement of Exemption must be also be completed by the person completing the Report. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 509 Financial Requirements for Licensing 25 4. FINANCIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED ON LICENCE RENEWAL It is a requirement imposed by section 53A of the Act that the relevant financial information must be provided in order to renew a licence, and such information must be in accordance with this policy. All Licensees are required to provide the Authority with their financial information in accordance with this policy by their renewal date. Failure to provide the information which complies with the policy may result in the suspension or cancellation of the licence. The requirements which may be applied to the financial information are as follows, and calculated in accordance with Table 1: • Net Tangible Assets held by the Licensee; • Ratio (Liquidity or Current) calculated in accordance with one of the specified formula, and meets the minimum requirement for that formula; • Financial Monitoring Requirements of internal management accounts; and • Provision of the appropriate Declaration, Independent Review Report or Audit Report completed in accordance with this policy. • Evidence of the appropriate current Professional Indemnity Insurance being held where the Licensee holds one or more of the following licence classes. Refer to Section 9. • Building Design – Open • Building Design – Medium Rise • Building Design – Low Rise • Hydraulic Services Design • Site Classifier • Termite Management – Chemical • Fire Detection Systems • Fire Equipment – Passive (Wall and Ceiling) • Fire Equipment – Passive (Penetration and Joint Ceiling) • Fire Equipment – Passive (Fire Doors and Fire Shutters) • Fire Fighting Appliances • Fire Hose Reels and Fire Hydrants • Fixed Fire Pump Sets • Fire Sprinkler Systems (Domestic and Residential) • Fire Sprinkler Systems (Other than Domestic and Residential) • Fire Suppression Systems – Special Hazards 4.1 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of $100,000 per annum and under This option is available to all Contractors, excluding Builder classes. Licensees who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of not more than $100,000 for the next licence year may submit a Declaration in accordance with this policy when renewing a licence. • A Licensee must, at the time of licence renewal, declare to the Authority they have the required minimum in Net Tangible Assets (NTA) as stated in Table 1, and will not have a turnover of more than $100,000 per annum. • The declaration is to be made by either completing the Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $100,000 per annum (Attachment 5), the appropriate Declaration within the Renewal Notice issued to the Licensee, or by making verbal declaration to an Authority Officer. 1 July 2006 510 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 26 • The Licensee must have at least $6,000 NTA in its own right. A Licensee cannot rely on assets of another entity, or those assets held on trust, to meet this requirement. If the Licensee does not have sufficient assets in its own right and must rely upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance to meet the NTA requirement, then the Licensee is not eligible to provide a Declaration and must comply with Section 4.3. • Provide evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 4.2 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,000 per annum and under Licensees who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of not more than $300,000 for the next licence year may submit a Declaration in accordance with this policy when renewing a licence. • A Licensee must, at the time of licence renewal, declare to the Authority that they have the required minimum in Net Tangible Assets (NTA) as stated in Table 1, and will not have a turnover of more than $300,000 per annum. • The declaration is to be made by either completing the Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $300,000 per annum (Attachment 6), the appropriate Declaration within the Renewal Notice issued to the Licensee, or by making verbal Declaration to an Authority Officer. • The Licensee must have at least $18,000 NTA in its own right. A Licensee cannot rely on assets of another entity, or those assets held on trust, to meet this requirement. If the Licensee does not have sufficient assets in its own right and must rely upon a Deed of Covenant and Assurance to meet the NTA requirement, then the Licensee is not eligible to provide a Declaration and must comply with Section 4.3. • Provide evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 4.3 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of $300,001 to $12million per annum (Categories 1 to 3) Licensees who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of between $300,001 and $12million per annum in the next licence year will need to have their financial information verified by an independent Appropriately Qualified Person (Section 2.6) and provide the relevant financial information in accordance with this policy. In providing the financial information, Licensees must have: • adequate Net Tangible Assets for the level of Allowable Annual Turnover required for the first licence year; • a minimum Ratio (Liquidity or Current) in accordance with the specified formula; • Internal Management Accounts which are able to be produced at required intervals, and be provided to the Authority upon request; • an Independent Review Report (Attachment 1) signed by an Appropriately Qualified Person; and 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 511 Financial Requirements for Licensing 27 • evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 4.3.1 Age Of Information Being Relied Upon The Licensee’s Actual Annual Turnover for the 12 months on which the Report is to be based will determine the age of the accounts able to be relied upon and the Appropriately Qualified Person that may sign the Independent Review Report (refer Table A and Section 2.2). The Actual Annual Turnover determines the Licensee’s financial Category, and therefore the age of the information able to be relied upon. The Licensee is to provide the appropriate information to the person preparing the Report, in accordance with the following table: Table J – Age of Accounts – Renewing – Categories 1 to 3 ACTUAL FINANCIAL REPORTING Actual Category Age of Accounts to be no older than 1 12 months 2 7 months 3 4 months Licensees are required to provide information no older than that stated above to the Appropriately Qualified Person for the preparation of the Report. The reference in the Table to ‘no older than’ refers to the time difference between the year end date the Report has been based on, and the date the Appropriately Qualified Person signs the Independent Review Report, and not any other date. The Report may be prepared and signed by the Appropriately Qualified Person up to 30 days prior to the renewal due date stated on the Renewal Notice but will not be accepted by the Authority if it is prepared any earlier than that. Example Licensee’s Actual Annual Turnover falls within Category 2. Therefore, the age of the information must be no older than 7 months at the time the Report is signed. If the Licensee is relying on 30 June accounts, the Report must be signed by 31 January of the following year. The Report must be based on 12 months accounts, except in the case of a company incorporated for less than 12 months at the time of review being conducted. In cases where the Licensee has been incorporated for a period of less than 12 months, the Report may be based upon accounts from the date of incorporation. 4.4 Renewing - Allowable Annual Turnover of more than $12million per annum (Categories 4 to 8) Licensees who have an Allowable Annual Turnover, or require an Allowable Annual Turnover, of more than $12million per annum in the next licence year will need to have their financial information verified by an independent Appropriately Qualified Person (Section 2.2) and provide the relevant financial information in accordance with this policy. 1 July 2006 512 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 28 In providing the financial information, Licensees must have: • adequate Net Tangible Assets for the level of Allowable Annual Turnover required for the first licence year; • a minimum Ratio (Liquidity or Current) in accordance with one of the specified formulas; • Internal Management Accounts which are able to be produced at required intervals, and be provided to the Authority upon request; • an Independent Review Report or Audit Report signed by an Appropriately Qualified Person; • signed Financial Statements on which the Report has been based; and • evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance (where appropriate for the class of licence) which complies with Section 9. 4.4.1 Age Of Information Being Relied Upon Licensees who require an Allowable Annual Turnover of more than $12million for the next Licence Year, or have an Actual Annual Turnover of more than $12million, must provide either an Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only or Audit Report signed by an Appropriately Qualified Person (Section 2.2) based on accounts no older than that stated in the following Table. Table K – Age of Accounts – Renewing – Categories 4 to 8 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORTING – CATEGORIES 4 TO 8 AUDIT REQUIREMENT REPORT TYPE Age Of Accounts To Be No REQUIRED Older Than Most recent audited accounts Already audited – on 1st renewal Audit Report (Licensee required to change of licence next renewal date) Already audited - 2nd or later Audit Report 3 months renewal Not previously audited but will be Independent Review required to be audited in next 12 st 3 months Report – 1 Year Only months Independent Review Exempt from audit requirements 3 months Report – Audit Exempt The Report may be prepared and signed by the Appropriately Qualified Person up to 30 days prior to the renewal due date stated on the Renewal Notice but will not be accepted by the Authority if it is prepared any earlier than that. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 513 Financial Requirements for Licensing 29 On 1st Renewal of Licence - For those Licensees who have previously been audited, and the current renewal is the first anniversary of the granting of the licence, they may rely on the most recently audited accounts for the current renewal, even though they may be more than 3 months in age, provided the Licensee also changes its future renewal date to be no more than 3 months from the end of its usual audit year end date (refer to Section 5.2.1) For all other Renewals - Licensees are required to provide information no older than that stated above to the Appropriately Qualified Person for the preparation of the Report. The reference in the Table to ‘no older than’ refers to the time difference between the year end date the Report has been based on, to the date the Appropriately Qualified Person signs Report, and not any other date. Example: Licensee’s Actual Annual Turnover falls within Category 4. Therefore, the age of the information must be no older than 3 months at the time the Report is signed. If the Licensee is relying on 30 June accounts, the Report must be signed by 30 September of the current year. The Report must be based on 12 months accounts, irrespective of whether the Licensee has previously traded, except in the case of a company incorporated for less than 12 months at the time of review being conduct 4.4.2 Previously Audited Licensees Where the Licensee is currently subject to an ASIC audit requirement, it must provide an Audit Report based on 12 months audited financial statements no older than those stated in Table K above. A copy of the audited and signed financial statements on which the Report is based must accompany the Audit Report. (i) Stand Alone Companies – Where the Licensee is operating as a stand alone company, the Audit Report is to be based on the company in its own right. (ii) Consolidated companies – Where the Licensee is a company operating within a group of companies, and is party to a Deed of Cross Guarantee (ASIC Class Order 98/1418) the Audit Report is to be based on either: • the consolidated group of companies; • the “closed group” of companies, being only those companies subject to the Deed of Cross Guarantee; or • the Applicant in its own right as a stand alone company. The Licensee will be required to provide evidence the Class Order was in place for the period of review on which the Report is based. 4.4.3 Licensees Not Previously Audited but Required to be Audited Next Financial Year Where the Licensee has not previously been audited, but will be subject to ASIC audit requirements within the following 12 months, it must provide an Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only (Attachment 3) based on 12 months accounts no older than 3 months in age. A copy of the signed financial statements on which the Report is based must accompany the Report. A registered company auditor must be nominated on the Report, and on the next renewal of the licence, an Audit Report will be required to be provided to the Authority. 1 July 2006 514 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 30 (i) Stand Alone companies – Where the Licensee is operating as a stand alone company, the Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only is to be based on the company in its own right. (ii) Consolidated companies – Where the Licensee is a company operating within a group of companies, and is party to a Deed of Cross Guarantee (ASIC Class Order 98/1418 or similar) the Independent Review Report – 1st Year Only is to be based on either: • the consolidated group of companies; • the “closed group” of companies, being only those companies subject to the Deed of Cross Guarantee; or • the Licensee in its own right as a stand alone company. The Licensee will be required to provide evidence the Class Order was in place for the period of review on which the Report is based. 4.4.4 Licensees Not Required to be Audited - Exempt Where the Licensee is not currently subject to ASIC audit requirements and will continue to be relieved from such requirements, it must provide an Independent Review Report – Audit Exemption (Attachment 4) based on 12 months accounts no older than 3 months in age. A copy of the signed financial statements on which the Report is based must accompany the Report. The Statement of Exemption within the Report must be also be completed by the person completing the Report. Note: The Authority reserves the right to refuse the exemption, and may require the company to comply with full audit requirements, and provide an Audit Report based on accounts no older than 3 months in age. Where an exemption is refused by the Authority, written notice of the audit requirement will be issued to the Licensee advising the need to comply with Section 4.4.2. In considering the validity of an exemption, the Authority will consider whether the Licensee is currently, or will be, subject to audit requirements pursuant to Section 45A(3) of the Corporations Act 1991, and one of the following: • Individuals • Small proprietary companies • Large Proprietary companies with Class Order 98/1417 or similar • Overseas companies Where a Licensee has obtained relief from ASIC audit requirements under Class Order 98/1417 or similar, evidence the Class Order was in place for the period of review must be provided with the Report. 4.4.5 Overseas Companies Where the Licensee is based overseas and does not have its financial accounts audited by an Australian Auditor, the Licensee may rely upon an Independent Review Report – Audit Exemption (Attachment 4) with any appropriate qualifications as agreed to by the Authority, signed by an Australian Registered Company Auditor. • The Financial Information stated in the Report must be in Australian Dollar (AUD) equivalents. • If the company is audited overseas, it may rely on its audited accounts, which may be no more than 3 months in age. • If the company is not audited overseas, it must provide a Report based on 12 months accounts no older than 3 months in age. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 515 Financial Requirements for Licensing 31 A copy of the financial statements for the respective period in review must be provided with the Report, and must be translated into English. 4.4.6 Extensions of Time Licensees who are subject to ASIC audit requirements, and who are anticipating or experiencing delays in the completion of the audit, may submit (in writing) a request for an extension of time to provide the Audit Report. The request must be received prior to the expiration of the renewal due date stated on the renewal notice, or any other due date as advised by the Authority. Subsequent requests for extensions of time to provide an Audit Report must also be in writing and must be accompanied by a copy of the draft financial statements. The Authority may grant an extension of time on this basis for a specified period only, and will advise the Licensee of the due date. The Authority reserves the right to reject any request for an extension of time. 5. CHANGE OF RENEWAL DATE At the time of renewal, Licensees may elect to change their future renewal date to enable them to rely on their usual financial year end accounts. The appropriate date of alignment of their renewal date will depend on the Category of their Allowable Annual Turnover (AATO) and the date on which their financial year usually ends. Note: Licensees who renew their licence by providing a Declaration are unable to change their future renewal date. Only those Licensees whose AATO falls within Categories 1 to 8 may seek to alter their renewal date. Where a Licensee seeks to change their renewal date, they must confirm their request in writing and remit the appropriate proportionate annual licence fees for renewal period. Where the change of renewal date means the licence will be renewed for period of more than 12 months, the additional annual licence fees must be paid prior to the change of date being approved. Licensees may complete and return Attachment 7 – Request to Change Renewal Date in order to confirm the request. Licensees are required to provide the relevant financial information in accordance with this policy at their existing renewal date and their altered renewal date. Renewal dates cannot be realigned at the time of application. A Licensee who has previously changed their renewal date in order to comply with the timeframe for reporting requirements based on a higher AATO will not be permitted to change their renewal date back to a later period. The Authority has the right to refuse any request to alter a renewal date. 5.1 Change of Renewal Date – Categories 1 to 3 Licensees in Categories 1 to 3 (AATO of between $300,001 and $12million), at the time of renewal, may be given the option to alter their next renewal date. If a Licensee chooses to alter its renewal date, the Authority may select a new renewal date randomly chosen within the following time frames, assuming the Licensee relies on a 30 June financial year end: 1 July 2006 516 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 32 Table L – Change of Renewal Date Timeframes – Categories 1 to 3 CHANGE OF RENEWAL DATE – CATEGORIES 1 TO 3 Category 1 1 February to 30 June Category 2 1 November to 31 January Category 3 1 September to 31 October Licensees with an existing renewal date which is within 3 months from the above time frames will be given an altered renewal date within the following 12 month time frame (but not more than 15 months from their existing renewal date). If a Licensee has a financial year end other than 30 June, they may request a change to their renewal date to an alternative date, chosen by the Authority. The Authority will advise the Licensee of their altered renewal date and their revised renewal fee. 5.2 Change of Renewal Date – Categories 4 to 8 A Licensee that falls into Categories 4 to 8 (AATO of more than $12million) at the time of its renewal may request the Authority to alter its renewal date to a date no older than 3 months after the end of the Licensee’s financial year end, as follows: Table M – Change of Renewal Date Timeframes – Categories 4 to 8 CHANGE OF RENEWAL DATE – CATEGORIES 4 to 8 Financial Year Ending Date New Renewal Date 30 June 30 September 30 September 31 December 31 December 31 March 31 March 30 June A Licensee in Categories 4 to 8 cannot renew a licence for less than 12 months, and not more than 24 months. The request must be made to the Authority on the prescribed form (Attachment 7 – Request to Change Renewal Date) and the proportionate annual licence fees for the additional renewal period based on the Category 4 to 8 annual licence fee rate. 5.2.1 Audited Licensees If the Licensee’s financial statements are already the subject of an audit, the Licensee will be required to provide an Audit Report based on the last audited financial statements even though they may be more than 3 months in age, and the Attachment 7 – Request to Change Renewal Date. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 517 Financial Requirements for Licensing 33 The licence will be renewed subject to an interim financial reporting requirement in which they will be required to provide a further Audit Report based on their next audited financial statements if the renewal period is more than 15 months. Example: XYZ Pty Ltd currently renews its licence on 31 March 2005. It operates on a 1 July – 30 June financial year, and relies on 30 June audited accounts. It wishes to change its renewal date to 30 September 2006 so its future renewal date is no more than 3 months from the end of its usual financial year end date. XYZ Pty Ltd is required to provide the following information to satisfy the Financial Requirements for Licensing: • For the current renewal (31 March 2005) - an Audit Report based on the last set of audited financial statements (ie: 30 June previous 2004); • On interim financial reporting requirement (30 September 2005) - an Audit Report based on the audited financial statements for the current year (ie: 30 June 2005); and • On next renewal (30 September 2006) - an Audit Report based on the audited financial statements at the time of its next renewal (ie: 30 June 2006). 5.2.2 Unaudited Licensees If the Licensee’s financial statements have not previously been audited, the Licensee will be required to provide at the time of the request to change renewal date, the appropriate Independent Review Report (for Categories 4-8) based on financial statements not more than 3 months in age. The licence will be renewed subject to an interim financial reporting requirement in which they will be required to provide a further Independent Review Report or Audit Report if the renewal period is more than 15 months. The interim Report must be based on financial statements for the next year ending date which is the usual financial reporting date (eg 30 June). Example: ABC Pty Ltd currently renews its licence on 31 January 2005. It wishes to rely on its financial year accounts of 30 June for future renewals. It wishes to change its renewal date to 30 September 2006. As the renewal period will be more than 15 months (from January 2005 to September 2006) and ABC Pty Ltd’s financial statements had not previously been the subject of an audit, ABC Pty Ltd would be required to provide the following information in satisfaction of the Financial Requirements for Licensing: • For current renewal (31 January 2005) - an Independent Review Report for a year ended no more than 3 months earlier (ie: 31 October 2004); • On interim financial reporting requirement (30 September 2005) - an Independent Review Report based on financial statements for a year ended no more than 3 months earlier than 30 September 2005 (ie: 30 June 2005); and • On next renewal (30 September 2006) – either an Audit Report or Independent Review Report – Audit Exemption based on financial statements at the time of its next renewal (ie: 30 June 2006). 6. FINANCIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED AT TIMES OTHER THAN AT APPLICATION OR RENEWAL Licensees may be required to provide the Authority with financial information, in accordance with this policy, at times other than on application or renewal of a licence. Where such information is required, it must be provided in order to ensure compliance with this policy. Reports prepared and signed any earlier than 30 days prior to the date of receipt by the Authority will not be accepted. 1 July 2006 518 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 34 6.1 Compliance Audit Pursuant to section 50C of the Act, the Authority may give written notice to a Licensee requiring delivery of, or access to, specified financial records in circumstances where the Licensee is selected to be audited under an approved compliance audit program or where the Authority is satisfied, because of information received, that there are reasonable grounds for concern that the Licensee does not satisfy the financial requirements stated in this policy. The financial records stated in the Authority’s written notice must be only the financial records of the Licensee that the Authority reasonably requires to decide whether the Licensee satisfies the financial requirements stated in this policy. Note: If Licensees do not comply with the Authority’s written notice within 21 days, the Licensee may be subject to disciplinary proceedings. Licensees will also be taken to have contravened a condition imposed on the licence and the Authority may suspend or cancel the licence. 6.2 Adjustment of Allowable Annual Turnover Pursuant to section 35 of the Act, it is a condition that Licensees must not exceed their last issued Allowable Annual Turnover (AATO) by more than 10% without first providing the Authority with appropriate financial information. To adjust the AATO to a higher level, the Licensee must submit either an Independent Review Report or Audit Report which complies with the higher level of AATO they are seeking. The financial information provided must substantiate the Licensee has sufficient NTA to support the higher level of annual turnover. Example: Z Pty Ltd has a current AATO of $3million. Its licence renewal is not due until 30 October. It anticipates it will exceed its AATO by more than 10% by the end of the current financial year, and will require an AATO of $5million. In order to increase its AATO and comply with the Financial Requirements for Licensing, it must provide: • Now - an Independent Review Report based on accounts for year ended no older than 4 months in age, and signed not more than 30 days prior to receipt by the Authority • On next renewal – an Independent Review Report in compliance with Section 4. In the event a Licensee exceeds its AATO by more than 10% without first providing the financial information and being issued a new AATO, the Licensee will have breached a condition of licence. This may result in the suspension or cancellation of the licence. Licensees may also be subject to disciplinary proceedings pursuant to the Act. 6.3 Adjustment of Net Tangible Assets Pursuant to section 35 of the Act, it is a condition that Licensees must not allow their Net Tangible Asset (NTA) position to decrease by more than 10% for more than 1 month, unless they provide the Authority with appropriate financial information within 30 days of the end of the 1 month period. This includes a decrease in the net real unencumbered assets being assured to the Licensee by way of Deed of Covenant and Assurance. A decrease in NTA will result in a decrease of AATO of the Licensee, and therefore the Licensee must ensure it has sufficient NTA in its own right or in combination of amounts being assured by way of Deed to satisfy NTA requirements relative to the required AATO. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 519 Financial Requirements for Licensing 35 To adjust the NTA, the Licensee must submit either an Independent Review Report or Audit Report which reflects the new NTA position of the Licensee. The age of the accounts would be based on either the Category in which the Actual Annual Turnover places them, or the Allowable Annual Turnover the Licensee is seeking – whichever is the highest. The adjusted AATO, based on the Licensee’s new financial position, will be advised to the Licensee based on the new NTA position for the current Licence Year. In the event a Licensee has a decrease in NTA by more than 10% for more than one (1) month, and does not provide the relevant financial information within the specified time frame stated in this provision, the Licensee will have breached a condition of licence. This may result in the suspension or cancellation of the licence. Licensees may also be subject to disciplinary proceedings pursuant to the Act. 6.4 Restructure of Licensee Where a Licensee undertakes a restructure in relation to its ownership, management or financial structure, updated financial information may be required to satisfy the Authority the Licensee continues to comply with this policy. Restructures will usually result in a change to the Licensee’s financial position from that last advised to the Authority. Such restructures may include, but are not limited to: • Changes of Ownership or Officeholders; • Restructure to partnership or trust structure; • Change or withdrawal of Covenantors. In instances where a restructure has occurred, the Licensee must provide either a Declaration, Independent Review Report or Audit Report, and if necessary new Deed/s of Covenant and Assurance, which reflect the Licensee’s new business structure or financial position. The Declaration or Report must comply with the same requirements as if the Licensee was renewing its licence (Section 4). Upon receipt of the financial information which meets the requirements of the policy, the adjusted Allowable Annual Turnover based on the Licensee’s new financial position will be advised to the Licensee, based on the new NTA position for the current Licence Year. 7. ASSESSMENT OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION BY THE AUTHORITY The Authority has the right to assess Applicants and Licensees financial information at the times set out below: • on application for a licence; • at renewal; • on compliance audit; • where the Allowable Annual Turnover requires adjustment; • where the Net Tangible Asset position has decreased by more than 10%; • on receipt by the Authority of information that satisfies it there are reasonable grounds for concern that the Licensee does not satisfy the financial requirements; • pursuant to an approved audit program • on expiry of the Licensee’s Professional Indemnity Insurance Policy; • on request by the Licensee; or • at the discretion of the Authority. The assessment of the Declaration, Independent Review Report or Audit Report will result in one of the following outcomes: 1 July 2006 520 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 36 7.1 Minimum NTA and Ratio (if applicable) requirements met Where the minimum NTA and Ratio (if applicable) requirements have been met in accordance with this policy, the Applicant or Licensee will be notified by the Authority in writing that it meets the financial requirements stated in this policy and will be notified of the Licensee’s NTA and AATO for the next Licence Year. 7.2 Where the minimum NTA requirement has not been met In the case of an application for a licence - the application will be rejected. In any other case - the Authority may notify the Licensee it has accepted the Licensee meets the Ratio (Liquidity or Current), if applicable, however the Licensee does not meet the NTA requirements stated in this policy and the licence may be suspended. To be reinstated, Licensees will be obliged to demonstrate that they meet all prescribed requirements stated in this policy. The Licence may be subsequently cancelled if the issue has not been resolved. Where the Licensee has submitted a financial report relying upon a Deed of Assurance regardless of whether the Licensee meets the NTA requirement the Authority may accept the Defined Amount stated in the financial report and will advise the Licensee of any deficiency. 7.3 Where the minimum Ratio (Liquidity or Current) (if applicable) requirement is not met In the case of an application for a licence - the application will be rejected. In any other case - the Authority may notify the Licensee it has accepted that the Licensee meets the NTA requirements (either in its own right or in combination with amounts being assured by a Deed) but that the Licensee does not meet the Ratio (Liquidity or Current) requirements stated in this policy and the licence may be suspended. To be reinstated, Licensees will be obliged to demonstrate that they meet all prescribed requirements stated in this policy. The Licence may be subsequently cancelled if the issue has not been resolved. Where the Licensee has submitted a financial report relying upon a Deed of Assurance regardless of whether the Licensee meets the Ratio (Liquidity or Current) requirement the Authority may accept the Defined Amount stated in the financial report and will advise the Licensee of any deficiency. 8. SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF LICENCE Pursuant to the Act, where a licence is suspended or cancelled for any reason, the Licensee must immediately cease carrying out any building work. Also, the Licensee must not sign any contracts to carry out building work, or provide any quotations or tenders to carry out building work, while the licence is suspended. Continuation of building work, the execution of contracts, or the provision of tenders or quotes after suspension of the licence may result in prosecution and may also prejudice rights to payment for work that has been carried out. If the licence is cancelled, the Licensee will be required to reapply for the licence and satisfy all of the licensing requirements that are applicable at the time the new application is received. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 521 Financial Requirements for Licensing 37 9. PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS 9.1 Licence classes requiring professional indemnity insurance The requirement under this Section for the Licensee to hold professional indemnity insurance is in addition to any other financial requirements that the Licensee must comply with this policy. 9.1.1 Licence classes where Professional Indemnity is mandatory Applicants applying for, or Licensees renewing, a Contractors Licence in the following classes must hold a certain level of Professional Indemnity Insurance in accordance with the Financial Requirements for Licensing. The insurance policy limit of indemnity for any one claim and the sum of all claims during any one period of insurance must be not less than: Licence Class Limit of Indemnity Amount Building Design – Open $500,000 Building Design – Medium Rise $500,000 Building Design – Low Rise $500,000 Termite Management – Chemical $500,000 Hydraulic Services Design $1,000,000 Site Classifier $1,000,000 Completed Residential Building Inspection $1,000,000 Fire Equipment – Passive (Penetration and Joint Sealing) $1,000,000 Fire Equipment – Passive (Wall and Ceiling Lining) $1,000,000 9.1.2 Licence classes where Professional Indemnity for Certification only Applicants applying for, or Licensees renewing, a Contractors Licence which includes Certification, in the following classes must hold a certain level of Professional Indemnity Insurance in accordance with the Financial Requirements for Licensing. The insurance policy limit of indemnity for any one claim and the sum of all claims during any one period of insurance must be not less than: Licence Class Limit of Indemnity Amount Fire Fighting Appliances $500,000 Fire Hydrants and Fire Hose Reels $1,000,000 Fire Sprinkler Systems (Domestic and Residential) $1,000,000 Fire Sprinkler Systems (other than Domestic and $1,000,000 Residential) Fire Suppression Systems – Special Hazards $1,000,000 Fixed Fire Pump Sets $1,000,000 Fire Equipment – Passive (Fire Doors and Fire Shutters) $1,000,000 Fire Detections Systems $5,000,000 1 July 2006 522 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 38 9.2 Terms and Conditions of Insurance Policy An Applicant or Licensee in one of the classes specified in 9.1 must have a professional indemnity insurance policy that: 1. Indemnifies the Licensee against legal liability resulting from any claims first made against the Licensee during the period of insurance arising out of any act, error or omission on the part of the Licensee in the conduct of the Licensee's business in respect of one of the classes referred to in 9.1, whether as a director, principal, partner or employee. 2. At all times ensures the Licensee is covered to the minimum amount stated in sections 9.1.1 or 9.1.2 of the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy for their respective class. 3. Provides indemnity against legal liability in respect of claims for damages or compensation made against the Licensee for misleading or deceptive conduct, but excludes any claims arising from dishonest, fraudulent, malicious or criminal conduct. 4. Names as the Insured the Licensee, or the company or partnership of which the licence holder is a director, partner or employee, including if the Insured is a company: (i) persons who are or become partners, directors or employees of the company during the period of insurance and are licensed in the appropriate class; and (ii) persons who are former partners, directors or employees of the company and who are, or have been but no longer are, licensed in the appropriate class, in respect of acts, errors or omissions committed or allegedly committed by them whilst they were partners, directors or employees of the company. 5. Does not exclude liability for loss or damage arising out of or concerning building work as defined under the Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 in the State of Queensland unless that liability would otherwise have been excluded by the Insurer’s standard wording for professional indemnity insurance policy for businesses of the type conducted by the Licensee;. 6. Includes in addition to the limit of indemnity, provision for payment of the costs and expenses incurred by the Insured with the consent of the Insurer in defending or settling any claim and, in respect of any one claim, the policy may limit this sum to $100,000 or 20% of the limit of indemnity, whichever is the greater. 7. Must: (a) comply with the all relevant State and Commonwealth legislation; or (b) placed by a general insurance broker registered in Australia. 9.3 Insurance requirements – Fire Detection Systems In addition to other requirements set out in the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy, Applicants and Licensees required to hold Professional Indemnity Insurance for certification of work in the class of Fire Detection Systems or must hold either: (a) Broad Form Public and Products Liability Insurance with a minimum limit of indemnity of $5 million with policy extension to include: (i) the certification of the installation of fire detection systems under the Standard Building Regulation 1993; (ii) preparation of a report or similar document for the purpose of a certificate or record of maintenance of fire detection systems under sections 14 to 16 of the Building Fire Safety Regulation 1991; or 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 523 Financial Requirements for Licensing 39 (b) Professional indemnity insurance that specifies a limit of indemnity for any one claim and the sum of all claims during any one period of insurance of not less than $5 million that complies with 9.2 and paragraphs 9.3 (a)(i) and (a)(ii) above. 9.4 Evidence of Cover Evidence of insurance must be produced at the time of application, renewal, audit or any other time as requested by the Authority. The following may be accepted as evidence of the insurance: (a) if the policy complies with all relevant State and Commonwealth legislation - a certificate of currency issued by the Insurer; or (b) if the policy has been arranged by a general insurance broker registered in Australia - a certificate of currency plus a receipt from the broker. 9.5 Implied warranty by insurance companies and insurance brokers By supplying a certificate of currency to the Authority, the Licensee and/or the general broker is warranting to the Authority that the professional indemnity policy taken out by the Applicant/Licensee complies with Section 9 of the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy. 9.6 Circumstances when insurance is not required The requirement for a Licensee to have the level of insurance specified in this Section will not apply if: (a) the insurance is not available in the market place; or (b) the insurance would be economically unviable for the Applicant, taking into consideration relevant factors, including: (i) the cost of the insurance; and (ii) the previous and expected future turnover of the relevant business or part of the business. The onus is on the person who is applying for, or seeking to renew a licence to establish to the Authority (including a declaration in the form of Attachment 5) that the Applicant has been unable to obtain the insurance in the market place because it is unavailable, or that it is economically unviable for the Applicant’s business to obtain it. If a Licensee ceases to hold relevant insurance under this Section at any time during the licence period, and the Licensee is unable to obtain replacement insurance or it is economically unviable for the Licensee to obtain replacement insurance, the Licensee must: (a) notify the Authority in writing of the Licensee’s non-compliance with the requirement to hold insurance; and (b) establish by providing documentation to the Authority (including a declaration in the form of Attachment 5) that the Licensee has been unable to obtain the insurance in the market place because it is unavailable or that it is economically unviable for the Licensee’s business to obtain it. 9.7 Authority may impose licence conditions If, because of circumstances described in 9.6, a Licensee who contracts with individual consumers does not hold professional indemnity insurance as prescribed by this Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy of the Queensland Building Services Board, they should clearly and unequivocally notify every individual consumer in writing, either by way of a clause in a contract or by a separate notice. 1 July 2006 524 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 40 The Authority has power to impose a condition on the licence to that effect if it considers it appropriate. In making a decision as to whether a condition is to be imposed on a licence, the Authority must comply with the requirements of the Act. In the case of a subsequent imposition of a condition on a licence, s.36 of the Act requires that the Licensee must be invited to make written representations in respect of a proposal to impose a condition, prior to any decision being made in this regard by the Authority. For the purposes of 9.7, an “individual consumer” means: (a) a person who intends to reside in the building that is the subject of the contract upon completion (or within six months of completion); or (b) a person who currently resides in the residence where the work that is the subject of the contract is to be carried out. 10. FALSE AND MISLEADING INFORMATION It is an offence, pursuant to section 53B of the Act, for any person to give a document to the Authority about a Licensee’s satisfaction of the financial requirements stated in this policy where: (a) the person knows the document contains information that is false or misleading; or (b) the document contains information that is false or misleading and the person did not take reasonable steps to make sure that the information was not false or misleading. The maximum penalty applicable for a contravention of section 53B of the Act is 100 penalty units and/or 2 years imprisonment. The Authority will not accept any Independent Review Reports or Audit Reports that it receives from any person who has been successfully prosecuted pursuant to section 53B of the Act. 11. CONFIDENTIALITY Should an application under the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (FOI) be lodged with the Authority (or with the State), the appropriately authorised FOI Officer will review the request in accordance with legislative requirements. Exemptions available under FOI may be applied to information that is claimed by the Licensee to be ‘commercial in confidence’. Licensees wishing to protect this information must be able to show that the information provided: • Has a commercial value; and • That value would be destroyed or diminished by its release. The FOI Act provides the Licensee with the right to appeal a decision made by an FOI Officer. 12. TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS 12.1 Repeal of financial requirements policies existing prior to 1 July 2006 Effective on and from 1 July 2006, the Board repeals the following policies which existed immediately prior to this Policy coming into effect on 1 July 2006: 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 525 Financial Requirements for Licensing 41 • Financial Requirements for Contractors (other than builders) with a Turnover of less than $75,000 per Annum – Declaration; and • Financial Requirements for (Declaration): - Trade Contractors and Building Designers with a Turnover of Between $75,000 - $250,00 Per Annum; And - Builders with an Annual Turnover of Less Than $250,000. Effective on and from 1 July 2008, the Board repeals the following policies which existed immediately prior to the New Policy coming into effect on 1 July 2006: • Financial Requirements for Licensing (including Attachments 1 to 5; Deed of Covenant and Assurance; Information Memorandum for Persons Preparing An Independent Review Report; Draft Client Engagement Letter; Client Questionnaire; and Review Control Sheet. 12.2 Transitional provisions The following provisions apply if, before the repeal of the Board’s policies mentioned above, (the repealed policies), an applicant for a licence or a licensee has: (a) completed a Declaration in compliance with a repealed policy immediately before commencement of this Policy on 1 July 2006; or (b) provided an Independent Review Report or Audit Report in compliance with a repealed policy which has a review year end date before 1 July 2006 (i.e. up until 30 June 2006). The repealed policies continue to apply to the applicant for a licence or licensee until: (a) for a Declaration referred to in the above paragraph – the licensee is required under the repealed policy to complete a new Declaration; or (b) for an Independent Review Report or Audit Report referred in the above paragraph – the licensee is required under the repealed policy to provide a new Report. Despite the repeal of the policies which existed immediately prior to this Policy coming into effect on 1 July 2006 pursuant to the above clause, if a Deed of Covenant and Assurance provided under a repealed policy is in force immediately before the commencement of the New Policy on 1 July 2006, the Deed is taken to: (a) continue in force until it is revoked by the Building Services Authority pursuant to the Deed; and (b) have been given under this Policy. To remove doubt, this Policy does not allow or authorise a Licensee to: (a) complete a declaration under a repealed policy after the 1 July 2006; or (b) provide an Independent Review Report or Audit Report in compliance with a repealed policy with a review year end date on or after 1 July 2006. 1 July 2006 526 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 42 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 1 – Version 4 Attachment 1 - Financial Requirements for Licensing INDEPENDENT REVIEW REPORT (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 1-3 ONLY) TO: Building Services Authority (BSA) …………………………………….. (Name of Client) Scope I, ...... (name) of ...... (address or firm name) being an independent qualified person by virtue of ...... (qualification) and being a holder of a public practising certificate state that I have reviewed the financial information of ………………………………………………………………….(name of Client) (‘the Client’) for the year ended …………………………….(date). The Client or where the Client is a company, its directors, are responsible for the financial information. I have performed the review of the financial information against the financial criteria set out below in order to state whether, on the basis of the procedures described, anything has come to my attention that would indicate that the financial information in relation to those criteria is not presented fairly, in accordance with all applicable Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Financial Requirements for Licensing of the Building Services Authority. This Independent Review Report has been prepared for distribution to the Client and the Building Services Authority, for the purpose of reporting on Financial Requirements for Licensing. I disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this Independent Review Report or on the financial information to which it relates to any person other than the Client and the Building Services Authority. My review has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards applicable to review engagements. A review is limited primarily to inquiries of the personnel of the Client and analytical procedures applied to the Financial Information. These procedures do not provide all the evidence, which would be required in an audit, thus the level of assurance provided is less than given in an audit. I have not performed an audit and accordingly, I do not express an audit opinion. I confirm the tests or checks I have conducted, and the evidence sighted, comply with those minimum requirements as set out in the Financial Requirements for Licensing Review Control Sheet developed by the Building Services Authority, and that I have applied all relevant Australian Accounting Standards and significant accounting policies in the preparation and presentation of the Financial Information. Where such standards and policies have not been applied, details of these are outlined below (See Note 1). Qualification Paragraph The Client has not met the following aspects of the Financial Requirements for Licensing: ...... (State how the Client did not meet the Financial Requirements for Licensing.) 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 527 Financial Requirements for Licensing 43 Statement Based on my review of the Financial Information, which is NOT an audit, except for the effects of described in the Qualification Paragraph, nothing has come to my attention that causes me to believe that the Client has not met the Financial Requirements for Licensing, as prescribed by the Building Services Authority, as at and for the year ended date as stated above. In determining the Financial Information of the Client, I verify I have NOT included any Related Entity Loans or Investment assets in the calculations, unless otherwise stated as follows: (TICK BOX IF APPROPRIATE) In determining Net Tangible Assets of the Client, I HAVE included Related Entity Loan and/or Investment asset amounts within the accounts of the Client, and I have independently verified such assets are collectible by the Client as at and for the year ended date as stated above (See Note 3). Financial Information: • Allowable Annual Turnover……………………………. • Ratio (please complete either the Liquidity Ratio or Current Ratio) Liquidity Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 0.8:1) OR Current Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 1:1) • Net Tangible Assets of Licensee – excluding the amount of any Deeds (of at least)……..………… • Deed of Assurance provided to Licensee (if applicable): Full and Correct Name(s) Amount of Deed Relationship to Original Deed of each Covenantor Licensee (Refer to Previously Provided ‘Defined Amount’ Section 2.4.5) (Yes/No) • Actual Annual Turnover for year of review……………………. I CERTIFY THAT this Independent Review Report has not been altered from the Independent Review Report applicable to Turnover Categories 1–3 contained in the Board’s policies other than by the completion of information in the spaces provided. In order for me to make the above statement, attached to this Independent Review Report are the details of the calculations performed. (See Note 2). Where Deeds of Assurance have been relied upon, I have attached a verified Statement of Financial Position for each Covenantor. …………………………. …………………………. (Name of Appropriately Qualified Person) (Signature of Appropriately Qualified Person) ………………………….. ………………………. (Professional Qualifications) (Date) ……………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………… (Address and Telephone number) Notes: 1. List all Australian Accounting Standards and significant accounting policies which apply to the Client, but have NOT been applied in determining the Financial Information. Any variance from the Australian Accounting Standards applicable must be approved by the Authority prior to lodgement of the Report. 2. Individual calculations must be able to be agreed to the financial statement information. 3. If the assessment of the Clients Net Tangible Asset position includes Related Entity Loans and/or Investments, you must indicate this by ticking the appropriate box. If you do not tick the box you are declaring you have not included any Related Entity Loans or Investments in the Clients Net Tangible Asset calculation. Refer to section 2.4.4. 1 July 2006 528 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 44 INDEPENDENT REVIEW REPORT (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 1-3 ONLY) CALCULATION SHEET This calculation sheet must be completed and returned with the Independent Review Report (Note 2). Net Tangible Assets Total Assets = Total Liabilities = Intangible Assets = NTA = Total Assets – Total Liabilities – Intangible Assets = Ratios Liquidity Ratio Current Assets = Inventory = Current Liabilities = Current Financial Institution Facilities = Liquidity Ratio = Current Assets – Inventory Current Liabilities – Current Financial Institution Facilities = ______ = : Current Ratio Current Assets = Current Liabilities = Current Ratio = Current Assets Current Liabilities = ______ = : 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 529 Financial Requirements for Licensing 45 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 2 – Version 4 Attachment 2 - Financial Requirements for Licensing AUDIT REPORT (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 4 to 8) TO: Building Services Authority (BSA) ………………………………….(Name of Client) Scope We have audited the financial statements of ………………………………………………. (name of Client) (‘the Client’) for the year ended …………………………………… as required by the Corporations Act 2001. We have also audited the Financial Information for that year as set out below. The members of the ………………………………… (governing body) of the Client are responsible for the Financial Information. We have conducted an independent audit of the Financial Information of the Client in order to express an opinion on it to the Client and the Building Services Authority. The Financial Information has been prepared as required by the Financial Requirements for Licensing of the Building Services Authority. We disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this Audit Report or on the Financial Information to any person other than the Client and the Building Services Authority or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared. Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the information included in the Financial Information. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the Financial Information is presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements, the Financial Requirements for Licensing of the Building Services Authority and whether the Client meets these requirements. The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis. Audit Opinion In my opinion the Financial Information set out below has been presented fairly and the Client has met the Financial Requirements for Licensing, as prescribed by the Building Services Authority, as at and for the year ended as stated above. In determining the Financial Information of the Client, I verify I have NOT included any Related Entity Loans or Investment assets in the calculations, unless otherwise stated as follows: (TICK BOX IF APPROPRIATE) In determining Net Tangible Assets of the Client, I HAVE included Related Entity Loan and/or Investment asset amounts within the accounts of the Client, and I have independently verified such assets are collectible by the Client as at and for the year ended date as stated above (See Note 2). Financial Information: • Allowable Annual Turnover……………………………. • Ratio (please complete either the Liquidity Ratio or Current Ratio) Liquidity Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 0.8:1) OR Current Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 1:1) 1 July 2006 530 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 46 • Net Tangible Assets of Licensee – excluding the amount of any Deeds (of at least)……..………… • Deed of Assurance provided to Licensee (if applicable): Full and Correct Name(s) Amount of Deed Relationship to Original Deed of each Covenantor Licensee (Refer to Previously Provided ‘Defined Amount’ Section 2.4.5) (Yes/No) • Actual Annual Turnover for period of Review………………………………………… In order for me to form the above opinion – (a) attached to this Audit Report are the details of the calculations performed; and (b) the Financial Information and the attached calculations have been extracted from the audited report of the Client for the year ended……………………..(date). The audit opinion which I formed the report was not subject to any adverse qualification or comment. A copy of the signed audited financial statements and independent audit opinion is attached hereto. (c) Where Deeds of Assurance have been relied upon, I have attached a verified Statement of Financial Position for each Covenantor. ……………………………………………………….... ………………………………………. (Name of Auditor) (Signature of Auditor) …………………………………………. ……………………………………… (Registered Company Auditor Number) (Date) ………………………..…………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. (Address and Telephone number) Please Note: Any reservation, shortcoming, non-compliance or other problem with the figures or qualification including any limitation of scope is to be included in a separate paragraph titled ‘Qualification’. Notes: 1. Individual calculations should be able to be agreed to the financial statement information. 2. If the assessment of the Clients Net Tangible Asset position includes Related Entity Loans and/or Investments, you must indicate this by ticking the appropriate box. If you do not tick the box you are declaring you have not included any Related Entity Loans or Investments in the Clients Net Tangible Asset calculation. Refer to section 2.4.4. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 531 Financial Requirements for Licensing 47 AUDIT REPORT (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 4-8) CALCULATION SHEET This calculation sheet must be completed and returned with the Audit Report and audited financial statements. Net Tangible Assets Total Assets = Total Liabilities = Intangible Assets = NTA = Total Assets – Total Liabilities – Intangible Assets = Ratios Liquidity Ratio Current Assets = Inventory = Current Liabilities = Current Financial Institution Facilities = Liquidity Ratio = Current Assets – Inventory Current Liabilities – Current Financial Institution Facilities = ______ = : Current Ratio Current Assets = Current Liabilities = Current Ratio = Current Assets Current Liabilities = ______ = : 1 July 2006 532 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 48 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 3 – Version 4 Attachment 3 – Financial Requirements for Licensing INDEPENDENT REVIEW REPORT (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 4-8 – 1st YEAR ONLY) TO: Building Services Authority (BSA) …………………………………….. (Name of Client) Scope I, ...... (name) of ...... (address or firm name) being an independent qualified person by virtue of ...... (qualification) and being a holder of a public practising certificate state that I have reviewed the financial information of ………………………………………………………………….(name of Client) (‘the Client’) for the year ended. …………………………….(date). The Client or where the Client is a company, its directors, are responsible for the financial information. I have performed the review of the financial information against the financial criteria set out below in order to state whether, on the basis of the procedures described, anything has come to my attention that would indicate that the financial information in relation to those criteria is not presented fairly, in accordance with all applicable Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Financial Requirements for Licensing of the Building Services Authority. This Independent Review Report has been prepared for distribution to the Client and the Building Services Authority, for the purpose of reporting on Financial Requirements for Licensing. I disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this Independent Review Report or on the financial information to which it relates to any person other than the Client and the Building Services Authority. My review has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards applicable to review engagements. A review is limited primarily to inquiries of the personnel of the Client and analytical procedures applied to the Financial Information. These procedures do not provide all the evidence, which would be, required in an audit, thus the level of assurance provided is less than given in an audit. I have not performed an audit and accordingly, I do not express an audit opinion. I confirm the tests or checks I have conducted, and the evidence sighted, comply with those minimum requirements as set out in the Financial Requirements for Licensing Review Control Sheet developed by the Building Services Authority, and that I have applied all relevant Australian Accounting Standards and significant accounting policies in the preparation and presentation of the Financial Information. Where such standards and policies have not been applied, details of these are outlined below (See Note 1). Qualification Paragraph The Client has not met the following aspects of the Financial Requirements for Licensing: ...... (State how the Client did not meet the Financial Requirements for Licensing.) 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 533 Financial Requirements for Licensing 49 Statement Based on my review of the Financial Information, which is NOT an audit, except for the effects described in the Qualification Paragraph above, nothing has come to my attention that causes me to believe that the Client has not met the Financial Requirements for Licensing, as prescribed by the Building Services Authority, as at and for the year ended date as stated above. In determining the Net Tangible Assets of the Client, I verify I have NOT included any Related Entity Loans or Investment assets in the calculation, unless otherwise stated as follows: (TICK BOX IF APPROPRIATE) In determining Net Tangible Assets of the Client, I HAVE included Related Entity Loan and/or Investment asset amounts within the accounts of the Client, and I have independently verified such assets are collectible by the Client as at and for the year ended date as stated above (See Note 3). Financial Information: • Allowable Annual Turnover……………………………. • Ratio (please complete either the Liquidity Ratio or Current Ratio) Liquidity Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 0.8:1) OR Current Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 1:1) • Net Tangible Assets of Licensee – excluding the amount of any Deeds (of at least)……..………… • Deed of Assurance provided to Licensee (if applicable): Full and Correct Name(s) of Amount of Deed Relationship to Original Deed each Covenantor ‘Defined Amount’ Licensee (Refer Previously Provided Section 2.4.5) (Yes/No) • Actual Annual Turnover for year of review……………………. I CERTIFY THAT this Independent Review Report has not been altered from the Independent Review Report applicable to Turnover Categories 4-8 contained in the Board’s policies other than by the completion of information in the spaces provided. In order for me to make the above statement, attached to this Independent Review Report are the details of the calculations performed (See Note 2). Where Deeds of Assurance have been relied upon, I have attached a verified Statement of Financial Position for each Covenantor. …………………………. …………………………. (Name of Appropriately Qualified Person) (Signature of Appropriately Qualified Person) ………………………….. ………………………. (Professional Qualifications) (Date) ……………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………… (Address and Telephone number) 1 July 2006 534 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 50 Notes: 1. List all Australian Accounting Standards and significant accounting policies which apply to the Client, but have NOT been applied in determining the Financial Information. Any variance from the Australian Accounting Standards applicable must be approved by the Authority prior to lodgement of the Report 2. Individual calculations must be able to be agreed to the financial statement information. 3. If the assessment of the Clients Net Tangible Asset position includes Related Entity Loans and/or Investments, you must indicate this by ticking the appropriate box. If you do not tick the box you are declaring you have not included any Related Entity Loans or Investments in the Clients Net Tangible Asset calculation. Refer to section 2.4.4. Statement Regarding Appointment of Auditor The Client has appointed the following registered company auditor/s in order for it to be able to provide an Audit Report at the next renewal of its licence. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. (Name of Auditor) ……………………………………………………………………………. (Registered Company Auditor Number) ………………………………………………………………………………….... (Address & Telephone Number) 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 535 Financial Requirements for Licensing 51 INDEPENDENT REVIEW REPORT (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 4-8 ONLY) CALCULATION SHEET This calculation sheet must be completed and returned with the Independent Review Report and financial statements. Net Tangible Assets Total Assets = Total Liabilities = Intangible Assets = NTA = Total Assets–Total Liabilities –Intangible Assets = Ratios Liquidity Ratio Current Assets = Inventory = Current Liabilities = Current Financial Institution Facilities = Liquidity Ratio = Current Assets – Inventory Current Liabilities – Current Financial Institution Facilities = ______ = : Current Ratio Current Assets = Current Liabilities = Current Ratio = Current Assets Current Liabilities = ______ = : 1 July 2006 536 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 52 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 10 – Version 1 Attachment 4 – Financial Requirements for Licensing INDEPENDENT REVIEW REPORT – AUDIT EXEMPTION (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 4-8) TO: Building Services Authority (BSA) …………………………………….. (Name of Client) Scope I, ...... (name) of ...... (address or firm name) being an independent qualified person by virtue of ...... (qualification) and being a holder of a public practising certificate state that I have reviewed the financial information of ………………………………………………………………….(name of Client) (‘the Client’) for the year ended …………………………….(date). The Client or where the Client is a company, its directors, are responsible for the financial information. I have performed the review of the financial information against the financial criteria set out below in order to state whether, on the basis of the procedures described, anything has come to my attention that would indicate that the financial information in relation to those criteria is not presented fairly, in accordance with all applicable Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Financial Requirements for Licensing of the Building Services Authority. This Independent Review Report has been prepared for distribution to the Client and the Building Services Authority, for the purpose of reporting on Financial Requirements for Licensing. I disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this Independent Review Report or on the financial information to which it relates to any person other than the Client and the Building Services Authority. My review has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards applicable to review engagements. A review is limited primarily to inquiries of the personnel of the Client and analytical procedures applied to the Financial Information. These procedures do not provide all the evidence, which would be, required in an audit, thus the level of assurance provided is less than given in an audit. I have not performed an audit and accordingly, I do not express an audit opinion. I confirm the tests or checks I have conducted, and the evidence sighted, comply with those minimum requirements as set out in the Financial Requirements for Licensing Review Control Sheet developed by the Building Services Authority, and that I have applied all relevant Australian Accounting Standards and significant accounting policies in the preparation and presentation of the Financial Information. Where such standards and policies have not been applied, details of these are outlined below (See Note 1). Qualification Paragraph The Client has not met the following aspects of the Financial Requirements for Licensing: ...... (State how the Client did not meet the Financial Requirements for Licensing.) 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 537 Financial Requirements for Licensing 53 Statement Based on my review of the Financial Information, which is NOT an audit, except for the effects described in the Qualification Paragraph above, nothing has come to my attention that causes me to believe that the Client has not met the Financial Requirements for Licensing, as prescribed by the Building Services Authority, as at and for the year ended date as stated above. In determining the Financial Information of the Client, I verify I have NOT included any Related Entity Loans or Investment assets in the calculation, unless otherwise stated as follows: (TICK BOX IF APPROPRIATE) In determining Net Tangible Assets of the Client, I HAVE included Related Entity Loan and/or Investment asset amounts within the accounts of the Client, and I have independently verified such assets are collectible by the Client as at and for the year ended date as stated above (See Note 3). Financial Information: • Allowable Annual Turnover……………………………. • Ratio (please complete either the Liquidity Ratio or Current Ratio) Liquidity Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 0.8:1) OR Current Ratio (please state as a ratio)………………:………………. (min 1:1) • Net Tangible Assets of Licensee – excluding the amount of any Deeds (of at least)……..………… • Deed of Assurance provided to Licensee (if applicable): Full and Correct Name(s) Amount of Deed Relationship to Original Deed of each Covenantor Licensee (Refer to Previously ‘Defined Amount’ Section 2.4.5) Provided (Yes/No) • Actual Annual Turnover for year of review……………………………………….. In order for me to make the above statement, attached to this Independent Review Report are the details of the calculations performed (See Note 2). Where Deeds of Assurance have been relied upon, I have attached a verified Balance Sheet of each Covenantors financial position. Opinion Regarding Exemption I confirm the Client is not required to be audited by the Corporations Act 2001 for the year end upon which this Report has been based, or within the next 12 months. The Client is exempt from audit requirements as stated, for the following reasons: The Client is a small proprietary company or an individual, and not required to be audited for Corporations Act 2001 or any other reporting agency. The Client is a large proprietary company and is subject to ASIC Class Order 98/1417 or similar, and not required to be audited for Corporations Act 2001 or any other reporting agency. The Client is a foreign company which has been audited but not by an Australian Auditor, and is not required to be audited for Corporations Act 2001 or any other Australian reporting agency. I have performed my review based on the audited overseas accounts. 1 July 2006 538 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 54 Statement I CERTIFY THAT this Independent Review Report has not been altered from the Independent Review Report applicable to Turnover Categories 4-8 contained in the Board’s policies other than by the completion of information in the spaces provided. In order for me to make the above statement, attached to this Independent Review Report are the details of the calculations performed. (See Note 2 below). Where Deeds of Assurance have been relied upon, I have attached a verified Statement of Financial Position for each Covenantor. …………………………. …………………………. (Name of Appropriately Qualified Person) (Signature of Appropriately Qualified Person) ………………………….. ………………………. (Professional Qualifications) (Date) ……………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………… (Address and telephone number) Notes: 1. List all Australian Accounting Standards and significant accounting policies which apply to the Client, but have NOT been applied in determining the Financial Information. Any variance from the Australian Accounting Standards applicable must be approved by the Authority prior to lodgement of the Report. 2. Individual calculations must be able to be agreed to the financial statement information. 3. If the assessment of the Clients Net Tangible Asset position includes Related Entity Loans and/or Investments, you must indicate this by ticking the appropriate box. If you do not tick the box you are declaring you have not included any Related Entity Loans or Investments in the Clients Net Tangible Asset calculation. Refer to section 2.4.4. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 539 Financial Requirements for Licensing 55 INDEPENDENT REVIEW REPORT – AUDIT EXEMPTION (FOR TURNOVER CATEGORIES 4-8 ONLY) CALCULATION SHEET This calculation sheet must be completed and returned with the Independent Review Report and financial statements (Note 2). Net Tangible Assets Total Assets = Total Liabilities = Intangible Assets = NTA = Total Assets–Total Liabilities –Intangible Assets = Ratios Liquidity Ratio Current Assets = Inventory = Current Liabilities = Current Financial Institution Facilities = Liquidity Ratio = Current Assets – Inventory Current Liabilities – Current Financial Institution Facilities = ______ = : Current Ratio Current Assets = Current Liabilities = Current Ratio = Current Assets Current Liabilities = ______ = : 1 July 2006 540 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 56 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 11 – Version 1 Attachment 5 – Financial Requirements for Licensing Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $100,000 per annum (Note: This Declaration may be completed by all Contractors, except those who hold a Builder class licence.) An individual/company may, at application, renewal or any other time as required, make Declaration to the Queensland Building Services Authority they have a minimum of $6,000 in Net Tangible Assets (NTA), and will not have a turnover of more than $100,000 per annum in the forthcoming Licence Year. By completing this Declaration, the Applicant or Licensee declares they have the required Net Tangible Assets in their own right, and are not relying on assets of another entity, or those assets held on trust, and comply with the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy. For the meaning of “Net Tangible Assets” and “Annual Turnover” see Section 1.3 (Definitions) of the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy. Professional Indemnity Insurance - the Applicant or Licensee may also be required to comply with Section 9 (Professional Indemnity Insurance) of this policy where one or more of the specified classes are held. The Queensland Building Services Authority can prosecute any person who knowingly provides information, which is false or misleading, whether this information is provided in writing or verbally using Phone Pay. DECLARATION INDIVIDUAL DECLARATION (To be completed by Applicant/Licensee) Warning: Incorrect or misleading information may lead to a review and possible cancellation of your BSA licence. • My Annual Turnover WILL NOT exceed $100,000 for the 12 month renewal period of my licence. I have at least $6,000 Net Tangible Assets. I DECLARE THAT THE ABOVE PARTICULARS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT. Signature of Licensee: Date: Name of Licensee: Licence No. COMPANY DECLARATION (To be completed by Director/Authorised Person) Warning: Incorrect or misleading information may lead to a review and possible cancellation of the company’s BSA licence. • The Company’s Annual Turnover WILL NOT exceed $100,000 for the 12 month renewal period of the licence. The Company has at least $6,000 Net Tangible Assets. I DECLARE THAT THE ABOVE PARTICULARS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT. Signature of Director/Authorised Person: Date: Name of Director/Authorised Person: Name of Company: Licence No. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 541 Financial Requirements for Licensing 57 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 12 – Version 1 Attachment 6 – Financial Requirements for Licensing Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $300,000 per annum An individual/company may, at application, renewal or any other time as required, make Declaration to the Queensland Building Services Authority they have a minimum of $18,000 in Net Tangible Assets (NTA), and will not have a turnover of more than $300,000 per annum in the forthcoming Licence Year. By completing this Declaration, the Applicant or Licensee declares they have the required Net Tangible Assets in their own right, and are not relying on assets of another entity, or those assets held on trust, and comply with the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy. For the meaning of “Net Tangible Assets” and “Annual Turnover” see Section 1.3 (Definitions) of the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy. Professional Indemnity Insurance - the Applicant or Licensee may also be required to comply with Section 9 (Professional Indemnity Insurance) of the policy where one or more of the specified classes are held. The Queensland Building Services Authority can prosecute any person who knowingly provides information, which is false or misleading, whether this information is provided in writing or verbally using Phone Pay. DECLARATION INDIVIDUAL DECLARATION (To be completed by Applicant/Licensee) Warning: Incorrect or misleading information may lead to a review and possible cancellation of your BSA licence. • My Annual Turnover WILL NOT exceed $300,000 for the 12 month renewal period of my licence. I have at least $18,000 Net Tangible Assets. I DECLARE THAT THE ABOVE PARTICULARS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT. Signature of Licensee: Date: Name of Licensee: Licence No. COMPANY DECLARATION (To be completed by Director/Authorised Person) Warning: Incorrect or misleading information may lead to a review and possible cancellation of the company’s BSA licence. • The Company’s Annual Turnover WILL NOT exceed $300,000 for the 12 month renewal period of the licence. The Company has at least $18,000 Net Tangible Assets. I DECLARE THAT THE ABOVE PARTICULARS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT. Signature of Director/Authorised Person: Date: Name of Director/Authorised Person: Name of Company: Licence No. 1 July 2006 542 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 58 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 4 – Version 4 Attachment 7 – Financial Requirements for Licensing REQUEST TO CHANGE RENEWAL DATE Licence Number: ………………………….. Licensee Name: ………………………………………………………………………………..……….. Licensee Address: …………………………………………………………………………………..…. Current Renewal Date: ..……….… / ………..…… / …………..……. Proposed Renewal Date: ..……….… / ………..…… / …………..……. . Reason for Request to Change Renewal Date: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………….. (Signature of Licensee) ………………………………………………………. (Name of Person Signing) ………………………………… (Date) Fee Received with Request: $…………. Notes: 1. An application by a Licensee to change the renewal date may be made on this form; 2. Where a licence is to be renewed for a period of more than 12 months, the additional renewal licence fees will be required to be paid prior to approving the request to change the renewal date. 3. Where the Licensee falls within Categories 4-8, the additional renewal fees that must be paid with this form will be equal to the yearly renewal fee applicable for Categories 4 to 8 multiplied by the number of months from the date of the current renewal to the date of the requested renewal, divided by 12. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 543 Financial Requirements for Licensing 59 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 5 – Version 3 Attachment 8 – Financial Requirements for Licensing DECLARATION - PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE Name of Licensee: Licence Number: 1. Please tick one of the following boxes: Insurance cannot be obtained due to being declined/refused: (Go to Question2) Insurance cannot be obtained/maintained as it is not economically viable: (Go to Question 4) THIS SECTION TO BE COMPLETED IF INSURANCE DECLINED/REFUSED 2. What insurance companies/brokers have you contacted to obtain insurance? (also include contact names and telephone numbers) ______ 3. What reasons were given for denying you insurance? ______(No further Questions are required to be completed. Go to end of form and sign Declaration) THIS SECTION TO BE COMPLETED IF INSURANCE IS NOT ECONOMICALLY VIABLE 4. Is it economically viable for your business to obtain professional indemnity insurance? Yes No 5. Why is it economically unviable for you to obtain professional indemnity insurance? ______ 1 July 2006 544 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 60 6. What is your Allowable Annual Turnover for the forthcoming year and your Actual Annual Turnover for the previous licence year? Allowable Annual Turnover: Actual Annual Turnover: 7. What insurance companies/brokers have you contacted to obtain insurance? (also include contact names and numbers) ______ 8. What was the cost of the insurance quoted? (attach quotations and any other supporting documentation) ______ 9. If you previously held a professional indemnity insurance policy, what change in circumstances now makes it economically unviable to maintain it? ______ NOTES: Incorrect or misleading information may lead to a review and possible cancellation of your licence. Further, pursuant to Section 53B of the Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 it is an offence for a person to give a document to the Authority about a contractor’s satisfaction of financial requirements if: (a) a person knows the document contains information that is false or misleading; or (b) the document contains information that is false or misleading and the person did not take reasonable steps to make sure that the information was not false or misleading. The maximum penalty is 100 penalty units or 2 years imprisonment. If a Licensee is granted a licence and is not required to hold insurance at the level of insurance prescribed in 9.1 of the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy, the Authority may impose additional conditions on your licence. These may include a condition that the Licensee must clearly and unequivocally advise an individual consumer in writing, prior to entering any contract, that the Licensee does not hold the professional indemnity insurance prescribed in the Financial Requirements for Licensing Policy of the Queensland Building Services Board. I declare the information provided in this document is true and correct and give my consent for the Authority to make enquiries with third parties in relation to the information provided. Name: Signature: Position held if signing on behalf of the company: DATED THIS ______DAY OF ______20 ______ 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 545 Financial Requirements for Licensing 61 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 13 – Version 1 Attachment 9 – Financial Requirements for Licensing COVENANTOR’S STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT …………………………(DATE) (must be no earlier than the year end date on which the Report has been based) Covenantors Full Name:………………………………………………………….. (as stated in the Report and Deed of Covenant and Assurance) CURRENT ASSETS Cash Assets $ Receivables $ Inventories $ Other $ Total Current Assets (a) $ (a) NON CURRENT ASSETS Receivables $ Property, Plant and Equipment $ Other $ Total Non Current Assets (b) $ (b) TOTAL ASSETS (e) =(a+b) $ (e) CURRENT LIABILITIES Payables $ Interest-Bearing Liabilities $ Current Tax Liabilities $ Provisions $ Other $ Total Current Liabilities (c) $ (c) NON CURRENT LIABILITIES Interest-bearing Liabilities $ Deferred Tax Benefits $ Provisions $ Other $ Total Non Current Liabilities (d) $ (d) TOTAL LIABILITIES (f) =(c+d) $ (f) NET ASSETS (y) =(e-f) $ (y) DISALLOWED AND INTANGIBLE ASSETS (z) $ (z) NET REAL UNENCUMBERED ASSETS ∗ =(y-z) $ If the Covenantor has any contingent liabilities or is involved in any legal proceedings please provide a separate list detailing each contingent liability and legal matter. Note: The stated Net Real Unencumbered Assets being assured must not include any Related Entity Loans or Investments from the Licensee. Refer section 2.4.5. ………… …………………………………. …………… ………………………………………………. (Date) (Name of Appropriately Qualified Person) (Signature of Appropriately Qualified Person) ∗ This figure must at least equal the ‘Defined Amount’ figure stated in the Independent Review Report or Audit Report. 1 July 2006 546 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 62 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 14 – Version 1 Attachment 10 – Financial Requirements for Licensing REVIEW CONTROL SHEET Client Name: Date: Address: Contact Person: Telephone: Reviewed by: Program Details Completed Work Comments/Further No. date/initial Paper Action Reference 1.1 Obtain an understanding of the client’s business through discussions with client. Utilise the methodology set out in AUS304 “Knowledge of Business” to obtain this understanding. 1.2 Inquire with management that all relevant financial information is included in the financial statements (refer client questionnaire (1)). 1.3 Compare previous year financial statements and discuss with management any significant account balance differences. 1.4 Review the classification of items in the financial statements including the allocation between ‘current’ and ‘non-current’. 1.5 Are there any related entity items or transactions in the financial statements [refer client questionnaire (2)]? If yes, review recoverability. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 547 Financial Requirements for Licensing 63 Program Details Completed Work Comments/Further No. date/initial Paper Action Reference 1.6 Has there been any significant changes in the client’s business structure or nature of business during the year? If yes, discuss with client the reasons for the changes ]refer client questionnaire (3)]. 1.7 Where and Deeds of Covenant and Assurance are used to meet the Financial Requirements for Licensing ensure that on renewal same have remained in place for the full financial year [refer “Entity” in the “Financial Requirements for Licensing”]. 2.1 Examine the last bank statements and bank reconciliations for the period and match to balance sheet. Ensure large reconciliation items have been subsequently cleared by examining subsequent bank statements and reconciliations and that all un-presented cheques have been promptly cleared. 3.1 Review aged debtors and creditors list and agree with trial balance 3.2 Discuss with client any long outstanding debtors listed on aged debtors ledger (including retentions) and assess prospects of recovery. 3.3 Verify major debtors, either through circularisation or by checking payments since the date of the debtors ledger. 3.4 Examine creditors list with client to assess if any amounts have been omitted [refer to client questionnaire (4) and (5)]. 3.5 Test cut off of creditors to ensure that the liability for delivery of inventory has been recognised. This can be performed by reviewing delivery of inventory just prior to, and just after, the reporting date. 1 July 2006 548 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Financial Requirements for Licensing 64 Program Details Completed Work Comments/Further No. date/initial Paper Action Reference 3.6 Examine timeliness of payments for PPS, Group Tax and Superannuation Guarantee Levy by examining the dates that cheques were cleared for each. 4.1 Inquire as to the nature and extent of any contingent liabilities such as guarantees, potential legal action or rectification work 5.1 Inquire whether debtors have been pledged, factored or discounted and whether any other assets have been pledged or are subject to financing arrangements. 6.1 Inquire whether work in progress is completely recoverable [refer client questionnaire (7) and (8)]. Test recoverability with post balance date transactions (billings, cash receipts etc). 7.1 Obtain a schedule of property including accumulated depreciation (for example a tax depreciation schedule) and agree the totals to the trial balance. 7.2 Discuss with client any financing arrangements in place (leases, mortgages etc) [refer to client questionnaire (9) and (10)]. 7.3 Consider the basis of valuation of assets and, if those assets are material, obtain an independent valuation (such as a kerbside valuation from a licensed real estate agent). Reviewed by :______Partner Date Note: Working papers are to be maintained in accordance with Australian Auditing Standard AUS 208 “Documentation”. 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 549 65 8 2, 3 or 4 2, 3 or >$240M >$240M >$14.4M >$14.4M >$14.4M >$14.4M >$14.4M >$14.4M >$14.4M >$14.4M >$14.4M Attachment Attachment CATEGORY NTA x 16.67 16.67 NTA x 7 or 4 CATEGORY $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $14,400,000 $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $4,800,001 - $120,000,001 $120,000,001 -$240,000,000 -$240,000,000 Attachment 2, 3 6 or 4 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $4,800,000 CATEGORY $1,380,001 - $1,380,001 - $1,620,001 - $1,980,001 - $1,980,001 - $2,220,001 - $2,400,001 - $1,800,001 - $1,800,001 - $120,000,000 $120,000,000 $60,000,001 - $60,000,001 Attachment 2, 3 to 7: AATO = {[(Licensee’s NTA NTA - / c) = {[(Licensee’s AATO 7: to 5 ial Monitoring Requirements. or 4 $825,001 - $825,001 - $900,001 $975,001 - $975,001 $1,380,000 $1,380,000 $1,620,000 $1,980,000 $1,980,000 $2,220,000 $2,400,000 $1,800,000 $1,800,000 CATEGORY $60,000,000 $60,000,000 $1,050,001 - $1,050,001 - $1,125,001 - $1,200,001 $30,000,001_ $30,000,001_ ts, intellectual property, etc. Attachment 2, 3 4 or 4 $825,000 $825,000 $900,000 $975,000 $975,000 $480,001 - $480,001 - $480,001 $480,001 - $480,001 - $480,001 - $480,001 - $480,001 $1,050,000 $1,050,000 $1,125,000 $1,200,000 CATEGORY $30,000,000 $30,000,000 $12,000,001- Attachment 2, 3 3 $480,000 $480,000 $480,000 $480,000 $480,000 $480,000 $480,000 $480,000 $156,001 – – $156,001 – $156,001 $156,001 – – $156,001 – $156,001 – $156,001 – $156,001 CATEGORY $12,000,000 $12,000,000 $3,000,001 - 2 $156,000 $156,000 $156,000 $156,000 $156,000 $156,000 $156,000 $36,001 – $36,001 – $36,001 – $36,001 – $36,001 – $36,001 – $36,001 $600,001 - $600,001 $3,000,000 CATEGORY Attachment 1 Attachment 1 – – – – – – 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 $36,000 $36,000 $36,000 $36,000 $36,000 $36,000 $36,000 $600,000 $600,000 CATEGORY CATEGORY $300,001 - $300,001 Attachment Attachment $18,001 $18,001 $18,001 $18,001 $18,001 $18,001 Min (a) (a) Min (b) Max Min (c) (d) Max (c) Min (d) Max (c) Min (d) Max (c) Min (d) Max (c) Min (d) Max (c) Min (d) Max 6 SC2 SC2 Up to to Up $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $300,000 $300,000 appliedto SC1 and SC2 in determiningAATO. Attachment Attachment Declaration not 5 SC1 Up to to Up $6,000 $6,000 $18,000 $6,000 $18,000 $6,000 $18,000 $6,000 $18,000 $6,000 $6,000 $100,000 $100,000 Attachment Attachment Declaration 1 (AATO) 3 3 3 3 3 3 CRITERIA CRITERIA FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSING FOR REQUIREMENTS FINANCIAL Turnover Net Tangible Assets Assets Tangible Net (NTA) Assets Tangible Net (NTA) Assets Tangible Net (NTA) Assets Tangible Net (NTA) Assets Tangible Net (NTA) Assets Tangible Net (NTA) (Refer Section2.5) Allowable Annual Allowable (d - c)]x(b - a)}a. The + calculation is 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 From 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 July Effective Effective Prescribed Form Form Prescribed 1 July 2006 1 July 4. Licensees must beable toproduce internalmanagement accountsthe atintervals prescribed. Referto Section 2.4 – Financ 2. The amount of $18,001 shall be the minimumNTA requirement in Category 1. 3. Net Tangible Assets Assets = Entity’s Liabilities – Entity’s Intangible– Assets.Intangible Assets include goodwill, paten Financial Requirements for Licensing 1 – TABLE Notes: 1. Formula for deriving level of allowable annual turnoverbetween minimummaximumand NTA values expressed categories within 1 550 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 Approved Form 6 – Version 4 Deed of Covenant and Assurance Date: WARNING FOR COVENANTORS This is an important document By signing it the Covenantor becomes responsible for payment of what could be a significant amount of money if: (a) the winding up of the Licensee, being a company, begins under the Corporations Law; or (b) the Licensee, being a natural person becomes bankrupt under the Bankruptcy Act; and (c) the Covenantor receives a written demand by the Licensee to pay the Defined Amount to the Licensee. The Covenantor MUST receive legal advice before signing this document. The Covenantor should: (a) consider seeking, and if it thinks fit, obtain independent financial advice before signing this document; and (b) make, and continue to make, its own enquiries about the credit worthiness, financial position and honesty of the Licensee. WARNING FOR LICENSEES This is an important document It is in the best interest of the Licensee to receive legal advice before signing this document. If the Licensee choses not to obtain legal advice, they must indicate this by completing the item at Clause 13. Effective from 1 July 2006 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 551 - 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS...... 4 1.1 DEFINITIONS ...... 4 1.2 INTERPRETATION ...... 5 2. COVENANTS BY COVENANTOR ...... 5 3. COVENANTS BY LICENSEE ...... 6 4. REVOCATION OR RELEASE...... 6 4.1 PROHIBITION...... 6 4.2 REVOCATION BY SATISFACTION OF THE FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSING ...... 6 4.3 ALTERNATIVELY, REVOCATION IS TO BE BY FURTHER DEED ...... 7 4.4 OTHERWISE INEFFECTIVE ...... 7 4.5 CONTINUING APPLICATION OF THIS DEED...... 7 5. FURTHER ASSURANCE ...... 7 6. TRUSTEE PROVISIONS...... 7 6.1 APPLICATION ...... 7 6.2 BINDING IN ALL CAPACITIES...... 7 6.3 REPRESENTATIONS AND COVENANTS ...... 7 6.4 INCOME ...... 8 6.5 LIMIT UPON EXERCISE OF POWERS ...... 8 7. PARTNERSHIP PROVISIONS...... 8 8. NOTICES ...... 8 9. GOODS AND SERVICES TAX...... 9 10. STAMP DUTY...... 9 11. JURISDICTION AND FORUM ...... 9 12. WARRANTIES BY THE COVENANTOR AS TO LEGAL ADVICE...... 9 13. WARRANTIES BY THE LICENSEE AS TO LEGAL ADVICE ...... 10 SCHEDULE A – STATEMENT BY COVENANTOR’S SOLICITOR...... 10 552 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 - 3 - DEED made at (city where executed)………………. on (date) …………………… BETWEEN: ………………………………………………………... of (address):………………………………………………... (“Licensee”) AND: ………………………………………………………... of (address):……………………………………………... (“Covenantor”) AND: The Queensland Building Services Authority of: 11 Edmondstone Street, South Brisbane in the State of Queensland (“the Authority”) RECITALS: A. The Licensee is a licensee under the provisions of the Queensland Building Services Authority Act 1991 (Qld) (“the Act”) or is the applicant for such a licence (“the Licence”). B. The licence authorises the Licensee to conduct the business of carrying out or supervising building work of a class or classes specified in the licence. C. As a condition of the grant, renewal or upon compliance audit commenced by the Authority of a licence, the Licensee must comply with the Queensland Building Services Board policy “Financial Requirements for Licensing” in relation to, among other things, a prescribed level or amount of net tangible assets. The Financial Requirements for Licensing relating to the Licensee’s financial circumstances are referred to in the Act and are to be made or issued under the Act by the Queensland Building Services Board (“Financial Requirements for Licensing”). D. The Authority is responsible for the administration of the Act and, among other things, compliance by Licensees under the Act with the Financial Requirements for Licensing. E. The Covenantor has requested the Licensee to apply for the licence or comply with the provisions of the Act to enable it to continue to hold the licence. The Licensee has agreed to do so in consideration of, and conditional upon, the execution of this Deed by the Covenantor. F. This Deed is entered into to give effect to the agreement between the Licensee and the Covenantor referred to in recital E and also for the purpose of enabling the Licensee to comply with the Financial Requirements for Licensing. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 553 - 4 - THIS DEED PROVIDES 1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS 1.1 Definitions In this Deed, in addition to the definitions set out above: “Covenantor” means: (a) the entity named as such in this Deed; and (b) any entity joined as such to this Deed by the execution of an additional Deeds, so that references in this Deed to “Covenantor” and obligations cast upon the “Covenantor” by this Deed, shall refer to and oblige those entities jointly and severally. “Deed” means this Deed as varied from time to time. “Defined Amount” means the amount determined pursuant to the Financial Requirements for Licensing, as being the amount assured by the Covenantor to the Licensee by Deed of Covenant and Assurance, as stated in the Independent Review Report or Audit Report provided to the Authority from time to time. The amount is the difference between the Net Tangible Assets held by the Licensee and the Net Tangible Assets required for the Licensee’s Allowable Annual Turnover. . “Excluded Property” means the Property of a Covenantor, an agreement to create a charge over which must be registered under a statute to avoid contravening that or another statute. “GST” means any tax imposed by or through the GST Act on supply (without regard to any input tax credit). “GST Act” means the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 and any related tax imposition act (whether imposing tax as a duty of customs excise or otherwise) and includes any legislation which is enacted to validate, recapture or recoup the tax imposed by any of such Acts. “Licensee’s Contribution” means the worth of the net tangible assets of the Licensee which, as at the time of the most recent grant, renewal of the licence, or compliance audit commenced by the Authority has been assessed as being the extent to which the Licensee has itself complied (ie: without reliance on this Deed or the covenants this Deed contains) with the Financial Requirements for Licensing. “Property” means all the assets and undertaking of a Covenantor, present or future, and includes any interest or estate in such property. “Subject Property” means all the Property of a Covenantor other than Excluded Property. “Supply” means any supply within the meaning which it bears in the GST Act. 554 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 - 5 - 1.2 Interpretation In this Deed: (a) headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation; (b) the expression “entity” includes a natural person, corporation, unincorporated association, partnership, trust and any entity having a legal personality; (c) a reference to any statute or to any statutory provision includes any statutory modification or re-enactment of it or any statutory provision substituted for it and all ordinances, by laws, regulations, rules and other statutory instruments (however described) issued under it; (d) words importing the singular include the plural (and vice versa) and words denoting a given gender include all other genders; (e) a reference to any document or agreement (including this Deed) is to that document or agreement as amended, novated, varied or replaced from time to time; (f) a reference to a provision or clause of this Deed includes any modification or variation to such provision or clause from time to time made under the provisions of this Deed; (g) a reference to a party to this Deed includes that party’s successors and assigns, but does not include anyone who purports to be an assignee under an assignment prohibited by this Deed; (h) a reference to the term “in writing” or “written” includes any communications sent by letter, facsimile, email or other mode of transmission capable of producing or reproducing any words in visible and legible form; and (i) where the Covenantor consists of more than one entity, covenants on the part of the Covenantor will bind those entities jointly and severally. 2. COVENANTS BY COVENANTOR The Covenantor: (a) covenants that if: (i) the winding up of the Licensee, being a company, begins under the Corporations Law; or (ii) the Licensee, being a natural person, becomes a bankrupt under the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cth), the Covenantor shall, upon a written demand by the Licensee, pay the Defined Amount to the Licensee; (b) acknowledges, if the Licensee is a natural person, that the benefit of the covenants in this Deed in favour of the Licensee will vest in, and be enforceable by, the Licensee’s trustee in bankruptcy in accordance with the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cth); 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 555 - 6 - (c) covenants not to assign or vary the burden of any covenant or obligation (present or contingent) existing upon it under this Deed; (d) covenants not to prove in a liquidation or bankruptcy (as the case may be) of the Licensee for the Defined Amount; (e) covenants that, upon demand under subclause (a) hereof being made upon it, its Subject Property shall be charged with, and secure, payment of the Defined Amount; and (f) covenants that this Deed is in the same terms as the gazetted pro forma for this Deed. 3. COVENANTS BY LICENSEE The Licensee covenants that: (a) it will account to the Covenantor for any part of the Defined Amount which has been paid to it which remains as a surplus after the payment in full of all of its unsecured creditors; (b) it will provide to the Authority such information as the Authority may from time to time require in relation to satisfaction or otherwise by the Licensee of the Financial Requirements for Licensing; (c) it will not consent to the Covenantor assigning or varying the burden of any covenant or obligation (present or contingent) which it may bear under this Deed; (d) it will not assign the benefit of any covenant made in its favour in this Deed; (e) it will, as and when required by the Covenantor, inform the Covenantor of the worth of the Licensee’s Contribution at that time; and (f) this Deed is in the same terms as the gazetted pro forma for this Deed. 4. REVOCATION OR RELEASE 4.1 Prohibition This Deed may not be revoked or released (“revoked”) and is not capable of being so revoked except as expressly permitted by this Deed. 4.2 Revocation by satisfaction of the Financial Requirements for Licensing This Deed is revoked if the Authority gives written notice to the Licensee and the Covenantor that the Licensee has satisfied the Financial Requirements for Licensing in a manner other than reliance by it on this Deed and the benefit of the covenants contained in this Deed. 556 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 - 7 - 4.3 Alternatively, revocation is to be by further deed Revocation of this Deed, if it is not effected by notice by the Authority under subclause 4.2, may only be effected by a further deed by all of the parties to this Deed. 4.4 Otherwise ineffective Any revocation other than as permitted by this clause will be ineffective. 4.5 Continuing application of this Deed Even if this Deed has been validly revoked under this clause, that revocation will not apply to the Defined Amount insofar as it arises, accrues or becomes payable before such revocation. 5. FURTHER ASSURANCE Each party to this Deed agrees to do all such acts, matters and things as may be required in order to perfect and give effect to the intent of this Deed. 6. TRUSTEE PROVISIONS 6.1 Application The following provisions of this clause apply if any party to this Deed is a trustee of a trust. 6.2 Binding in all capacities The party: (a) acknowledges and covenants that this Deed is binding upon it personally and in its capacity as trustee of the trust; and (b) will cause any successor of it as trustee of the trust to execute a Deed where it is required to do so. 6.3 Representations and covenants The party represents and covenants in respect of the trust that: (a) it is the sole trustee of the trust and no action has been taken to remove or replace it; (b) it has power under the trust deed to execute and perform its obligations under this Deed and all necessary action has been taken to authorise the execution and performance of this Deed under the trust deed; (c) this Deed is executed as part of the true and proper administration of the trust; 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 557 - 8 - (d) it has a right to be fully indemnified out of the trust fund and no action has been taken to restrict or limit that right; (e) it is not in default under the trust deed; and (f) no vesting date for the trust fund has been determined, and further warrants that each of the above warranties will remain true as long as this Deed remains in force. 6.4 Income Subject to subclause 2(e), nothing in this Deed will prevent the party from distributing the income (but not the capital) of the trust fund in accordance with the trust deed. 6.5 Limit upon exercise of powers None of the following powers will be exercised by the party or any other person relating to the trust whilst this Deed remains in force, unless the prior written consent of the Authority is obtained: (a) Any power to vary the terms of the trust. (b) Any power to resettle the trust property. (c) Any power to add any beneficiaries or class of beneficiaries to the trust. 7. PARTNERSHIP PROVISIONS If a party is a member of a partnership or other unincorporated structure or association (“the Partnership”), the following provisions will apply: (a) This Deed will continue to be binding notwithstanding any changes which may, from time to time, be made in the constitution of the Partnership. (b) If the Partnership ceases to carry on business, this Deed will continue to bind the party. (c) If the party ceases to be a member of any partnership, then this Deed will continue to bind the party and will have force and effect in accordance with its terms. 8. NOTICES If any notices are required to be given or served under this Deed they may be served in the manner described in section 39 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954 (Qld). 558 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 - 9 - 9. GOODS AND SERVICES TAX In the event that: (a) any transaction effected by, required by or performed under this Deed gives rise to a requirement to pay GST; and (b) that requirement to pay GST is occasioned by, or relates to, the payment of the Defined Amount under this Deed, the Covenantor covenants to indemnify the party, treated as the supplier in relation to that requirement to pay GST, against any loss occasioned by that need to pay GST. 10. STAMP DUTY The Covenantor will be liable in respect of the stamp duty payable upon this Deed and will indemnify each other party to this Deed in respect of any such liability. 11. JURISDICTION AND FORUM This Deed will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Queensland and each party to this Deed covenants to submit to the non- exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and courts with jurisdiction to hear appeals therefrom. 12. WARRANTIES BY THE COVENANTOR AS TO LEGAL ADVICE The Covenantor represents and warrants to the Authority that the Covenantor: (a) has obtained legal advice from its solicitors in respect of this Deed (as is evidenced by those solicitors having made the statements set out in the schedule hereto); (b) has read and understood the contents of this Deed; and (c) acknowledges that the execution of this Deed was not brought about in any way by collateral representations of any of the parties, their servants or agents or persons connected thereto or by any third party other than specified in this Deed. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 559 - 10 - 13. WARRANTIES BY THE LICENSEE AS TO LEGAL ADVICE The Licensee represents and warrants to the Authority that the Licensee it has obtained legal advice from its solicitors in respect of this Deed, unless indicated otherwise by completion of the Statement of Licensee as to legal advice, and; (a) has read and understood the contents of this Deed; and (b) acknowledges that the execution of this Deed was not brought about in any way by collateral representations of any of the parties, their servants or agents or persons connected thereto or by any third party other than specified in this Deed. Statement of Licensee as to legal advice: The Licensee has elected of its own free will not to receive legal advice in respect of this Deed. [please tick if applicable] SCHEDULE A – STATEMENT BY COVENANTOR’S SOLICITOR I, ………………………………………………………………………………….., of ………………………………………………………………………………., solicitor, hereby state as follows: 1. I have explained to the Covenantor (or, if the Covenantor is a company, the Covenantor’s director/s) the contents and effect of this Deed and the provisions it contains. 2. I have asked the Covenantor (or, if the Covenantor is a company, the Covenantor’s director/s) whether the Covenantor is executing this Deed of the Covenantor’s own free will. He/she/they has/have assured me that the Covenantor is. 3. I have made enquiries of the Covenantor (or, if the Covenantor is a company, the Covenantor’s director/s) from which I have formed the opinion that the Covenantor understands the obligations created by this Deed. 4. After giving the explanation and making the enquiries to which I have referred above, the Covenantor executed this Deed in my presence and appeared to do so freely, voluntarily and mindful of its implications and consequences. Dated this ………………………………………….day of…………………………………... …………………………………………… Signature of Covenantor’s solicitor Notes: • A Statement is required from the Covenantor’s solicitor. • Cross out the parts above which are not applicable, ie: he/she/they, has/have 560 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 - 11 - EXECUTED as a Deed. SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED by ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Person in Full) ) in the presence of: ) ) ……………………………………………… ) ………………………………………. (Signature of Witness) ) (Signature of Person) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Witness in Full) ) • This form of execution is to be used for a natural person THE COMMON SEAL of ) ) ……………………………………………… ) …………………………………………… (Name of Company in Full) ) was affixed in accordance with its ) (Signature of Second Director) Constitution in the presence of: ) ) …………………………………………… ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Second Director in Full) (Signature of Secretary/ First Director) ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Secretary/ First Director in Full) ) • This form of execution is to be used for a Company with two or more directors SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED ) FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Company in Full) ) ) by…………………………………………… ) ) (Sole Director) in accordance with the ) authority given to him/her by that )…………………………………………….. company in the presence of: ) (Signature of Sole Director) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Signature of Witness) ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Witness in Full) ) • This form of execution is to be used for a Company with only one director 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 561 - 12 - SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED by ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Person in Full) ) in the presence of: ) ) ……………………………………………… ) ………………………………………. (Signature of Witness) ) (Signature of Person) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Witness in Full) ) • This form of execution is to be used for a natural person THE COMMON SEAL of ) ) ……………………………………………… ) …………………………………………… (Name of Company in Full) ) was affixed in accordance with its ) (Signature of Second Director) Constitution in the presence of: ) ) …………………………………………… ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Second Director in Full) (Signature of Secretary/ First Director) ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Secretary/ First Director in Full) ) • This form of execution is to be used for a Company with two or more directors SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED ) FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Company in Full) ) ) by…………………………………………… ) ) (Sole Director) in accordance with the ) authority given to him/her by that )…………………………………………….. company in the presence of: ) (Signature of Sole Director) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Signature of Witness) ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of Witness in Full) ) • This form of execution is to be used for a Company with only one director 562 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 - 13 - THE COMMON SEAL of the ) Queensland Building Services Authority ) was affixed by ) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Name of authorised officer) ) a duly authorised officer of the ) Queensland Building Services Authority )…………………………………………….. In the presence of: )(Signature of authorised officer) ) ……………………………………………… ) (Signature of Witness) ) ) …………………………………………. ….. ) (Name of Witness in Full) ) 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 563 DRAFT CLIENT ENGAGEMENT LETTER 16 February, 2006 Clients Name Clients Address Dear Sir Review of Financial Requirements for Licensing This letter to is confirm your instructions to provide a financial report in respect of the Financial Requirements for Licensing as prescribed by the Building Services Authority (BSA). We will not perform an audit and accordingly we will not be expressing an audit opinion. We advise that this review engagement will not satisfy any statutory or third party requirement for an audit. Accordingly, we will be providing a statement that you have met the BSA’s minimum financial requirements for licensing and a statement of negative assurance, that nothing has come to our attention to cause us to believe that the financial information is not fairly stated. We wish to advise that ...... will be attending your office on ...... at ...... to carry out the review. The procedures to be conducted are as set out in the attached Review Control Sheet. To ensure there is minimum disruption to your time and to your business, could you please ensure that the following information is made available for inspection on ...... : 1. The most recent profit and loss statement, balance sheet and trial balance 2. Bank statements as at ...... 3. The bank reconciliation as at ...... 4. Aged debtors and aged creditors listing as at ...... 5. Cheque books for last 2 months 6. Depreciation schedule 7. Schedule of current work in progress including costs to date and progress claims made as at ...... 8. Schedule of retentions (if not included in the debtors listing), as at ...... Would you please complete and sign the attached questionnaire prior to our visit. Please note that responsibility for the financial information, including adequate disclosure, is that of the management of the business (regardless of any assistance provided by us in the preparation of the financial information). This includes the maintenance of adequate accounting records and internal controls and the selection and application of accounting policies. As part of our review process, we may request written representations from management concerning assertions made in connection with the review. 564 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Our engagement cannot be relied upon to disclose errors, irregularities or illegal acts, including fraud or defalcations that may exist. We will, however, inform you of any such matters that come to our attention. Please sign and return the attached copy of this letter to indicate that it is in accordance with your understanding of the arrangements for our review. Yours faithfully Partner Acknowledged on behalf of (entity) by (sign) Please also print name, title and date 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 565 BSA CLIENT QUESTIONNAIRE Client Name: For the period:______to______ To assist in our review, please answer the following questions and provide a brief explanation where applicable. If there is insufficient room, please attach a statement of explanation. 1. Are there any relevant financial matters that you are aware of that are not contained in the financial statements? If yes, please advise Yes No ...... 2. Are there any related party (see Note 1) transactions or assets included in the financial statements? If yes, please advise of the details Yes No ...... 3. Has there been any significant changes during the past 12 months in the nature of your business or in the structure in which your business operates Yes No including any sale of part of the business or the possible imminent sale of part or all of the business? If yes, please advise details ...... 4. Are there any contingent liabilities (see Note 2) or commitments not included in the financial statements, for example, legal issues pending, Yes No guarantees. If so, please explain the nature and the estimated amount of the liability ...... 4. Are all creditors included in the financial statements? If no, please advise the details and the amounts Yes No ...... 6. Is your work in progress recorded by the percentage of completion method (see Note 3)? If no, what method is used? Yes No ...... Please advise and justify if no work in progress or inventory is recorded by your business. 7. Are there any contracts in work in progress which you know are likely to result in a loss to the business? If yes, please provide details of each Yes No such contract including the amount of the expected loss ...... 1 July 2006 Page 1 of 3 566 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 BSA CLIENT QUESTIONNAIRE Client Name: For the period:______to______ 8. Do you believe that your work in progress is fully recoverable? If no, please advise of the amount considered not recoverable Yes No ...... 9. Are any of your debtors pledged, factored or discounted? If yes, please provide details ...... Yes No ...... 10. (a) Do you expect all debtors to be fully recoverable? If no, to what extent? ...... Yes No ...... (b) Have any bad debts been written off or provision been made for doubtful debts since Yes No the preparation of the financial statements. If yes, to what extent? ...... 11. Are any assets subject to financing arrangements? If yes, to what extent? ...... Yes No ...... 12. On what basis have assets been valued, eg at independent valuation? ...... Yes No 13. Have any events occurred since the balance (reporting) date of the financial statements which have, or may have, a significant impact on the Yes No operations of the business, including financial and/or solvency issues. If yes, please advise...... 14. Has any employee, director or permanent contractor been the manager, director or in control of any previous business that has become insolvent or Yes No entered into an arrangement with its creditors? If so please provide details...... ………………...... 15. Do any of the assets of the business secure or guarantee related party borrowings. If so, to what extent? Yes No ...... 1 July 2006 Page 2 of 3 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 567 BSA CLIENT QUESTIONNAIRE Client Name: For the period:______to______ I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above information is true and correct in all respects. Signature of Director ______Name of Director Date Notes 1. Related Parties are defined as follows: (a) a director or shareholder of the entity; (b) a director of a body corporate that is a parent entity of the company; (c) a spouse or de facto spouse of such a director or person; (d) a parent, son, daughter, brother, sister, half brother or half sister of such a director or person; (e) spouse or de facto spouse of an entity over which; i) a person of a kind referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c) or (d) has control; or ii) 2 or more such persons together have control; (f) a parent entity or sibling entity of the entity; (g) if a trust, the trustee, the trust beneficiaries and their spouse, de facto spouse, parent, son, daughter brother, sister, half brother or half sister of that person; or (h) if an individual contractor, their spouse, de facto spouse, parent, son, daughter brother, sister, half brother or half sister of that person or any entities in which they are directors or shareholders. 2. Contingent Liabilities refer to liabilities which relate to a condition existing at the balance date, and which only become due and payable if a future event or transaction occurs, for example bank guarantees are contingent as payment is not required unless called on by a third party. 3. Percentage Completion Method of Accounting for Construction Contracts is the method of profit recognition whereby profit is brought to account in proportion to work performed on a construction contract for each financial year in which construction occurs (AASB111). That is, profit or losses are brought to account as the contract progresses and not at the completion of the construction contract. 4. Please contact your financial adviser if you have any queries in regard to this Client Questionnaire. 1 July 2006 Page 3 of 3 568 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 ENDNOTES 1. Made by the Queensland Building Services Board on 25 May 2006. 2. Approved by the Queensland Building Services Authority Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2006. 3. Published in the gazette on 2 June 2006. 4. Commences and takes effect on 1 July 2006. 5. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 6. The administering agency is the Queensland Building Services Authority. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 569 NOTIFICATION OF APPROVED FORMS UNDER THE QUEENSLAND BUILDING SERVICES AUTHORITY ACT 1991 Commencement The forms listed below were approved by the Queensland Building Services Board on 25 May 2006 and take effect from 1 July 2006. Forms approved The following forms have been approved: Form No. Version No. Form Heading Approved Form 1 4 Independent Review Report (For Turnover Categories 1-3 only) Approved Form 2 4 Audit Report (For Turnover Categories 4 to 8) Approved Form 3 4 Independent Review Report (For Turnover Categories 4-8 – 1st year only) Approved Form 4 4 Request to Change renewal date Approved Form 5 3 Declaration – Professional Indemnity insurance Approved Form 6 4 Deed of Covenant and Assurance Approved Form 7 2 Licence Renewal Notice – Individual Approved Form 8 2 Licence Renewal Notice – Company Approved Form 10 1 Independent Review Report – Audit Exemption (For Turnover Categories 4-8) Approved Form 11 1 Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $100,000 per annum Approved Form 12 1 Declaration – Allowable Annual Turnover under $300,000 per annum Approved Form 13 1 Covenantor’s Statement of Financial Position Approved Form 14 1 Review Control Sheet Withdrawal of approval of existing forms Approval of all previous versions of the above forms has been withdrawn. Availability of forms Copies of these forms will be available free of charge on the BSA’s website www.bsa.qlg.gov.au or on request during office hours from any office of the Queensland Building Services Authority or by telephoning 07 3225 2800. END NOTES 1. Notified in the Gazette on Friday 2 June 2006. 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 3. The administering agency is the Queensland Building Services Authority. 570 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 HERITAGE COUNCIL - QUEENSLAND ENVIRONMENTAL The owner of the place or any person may object to the proposal to PROTECTION AGENCY remove part of the place from the Heritage Register. Objections may be made only on the basis that part of the place is of cultural Heritage Register Proposal heritage significance and that it does satisfy the criteria for entry in Under the provisions of s35 (4) (b), Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the Heritage Register. Objections stating the detailed grounds must the Heritage Council gives public notice that it proposes to enter in be lodged with the Heritage Council by close of business within the Heritage Register on a permanent basis the following places:- twenty (20) business days after notice of the proposal was last given. If no objections are received then the part of the place will Calliope Shire: Norton Goldfield, Yarrawonga, Norton be removed from the Heritage Register, as of the close of the Road, via Nagoorin. Lot 50 on CTN1854. Parish of objection period. Objection forms pursuant to s.37 of the Pemberton County of Clinton. Queensland Heritage Act 1992 can be down loaded from Croydon Shire: Content Mine, located 4km northwest of www.epa.qld.gov.au Croydon on the southern side of the Gulf Development Please address all correspondence to the Heritage Council, care of Road. Lot 1 on AP5928. Parish of Croydon County of the Heritage Council Secretariat, Cultural Heritage, Environmental Surrey. Protection Agency, PO Box 15155, CITY EAST, QLD 4002 Deception Bay: Deception Bay Sea Baths, Deception Bay Foreshore. On unallocated state land. Parish of Please note that all representations received by the Heritage Burpengary County of Stanley. Council in response to this advertisement are considered to be public information unless otherwise determined. Ipswich: Ipswich Baptist Church & Memorial Gates, 184 and 188 Brisbane Street. Lots 814 & 815 on I12245 and part of the Brisbane Street road reserve. Parish of Ipswich HERITAGE COUNCIL - QUEENSLAND ENVIRONMENTAL County of Stanley. PROTECTION AGENCY Many Peaks: Glassford Creek Smelter Sites, Glassford State Heritage Register Proposal Forest, via Monto-Many Peaks Road. Lot 353 on FTY1787 and Lot A on CP893693. Parish of Dawes Under the provisions of s41 (4) b, Queensland Heritage Act 1992, County of Clinton. the Heritage Council gives public notice that having considered the assessor’s report it has decided to proceed with the proposal for the Mount Surprise: Quartz Hill Coach Change Station Site and entry on a permanent basis of the following place in the Heritage Cemetery. Lot 12 on TE28. Parish of Chullan County of Register:- Tate. Hamilton: Greystaines, 240 Kingsford Smith Drive. Lots 11- Oxley: Oxley War Memorial, cnr Oxley Road and 13 on RP75866. Parish of Toombul County of Stanley. Bannerman Street. Lot 1 on RP211931. Parish of Oxley County of Stanley. The owner of the above place may within 20 business days, after notice of the decision is given, appeal to the Planning and Upper Wolfram: Site of the former La Societe Francaise des Environment Court against the decision to proceed with the Metaux Rares treatment plant. Lot 178 on CP903626. permanent entry in the Heritage Register. An appeal may be made Parish of Leadingham County of Hodgkinson. only on the basis that a place is not of cultural heritage significance The owner or any person may object to the permanent entry of the or does not satisfy the criteria for entry in the Register. above places in the Heritage Register. Objections may be made only on the basis that a place is not of cultural heritage significance Please address all correspondence to the Heritage Council care of or does not satisfy the criteria for entry in the Register. Objections the Heritage Council Secretariat, Cultural Heritage, Environmental stating the detailed grounds must be lodged with the Heritage Protection Agency, PO Box 15155, CITY EAST, QLD 4002 Council by close of business on 3 July 2006. If no objections are Please note that all representations received by the Heritage received then the place shall be permanently entered as of the close Council in response to this advertisement are considered to be of the above advertising period. Objection forms pursuant to s.37 public information unless otherwise determined. of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 can be down loaded from www.epa.qld.gov.au Please address all correspondence to the Heritage Council care of the Heritage Council Secretariat, Cultural Heritage, Environmental Protection Agency, PO Box 15155, CITY EAST, QLD 4002 Please note that all representations received by the Heritage Council in response to this advertisement are considered to be CHANGE IN DEADLINES FOR public information unless otherwise determined. GAZETTE The Gazette is published each Friday. Copy HERITAGE COUNCIL - QUEENSLAND ENVIRONMENTAL or changes cannot be accepted after the PROTECTION AGENCY following closing times: Heritage Register Proposal Vacancies and Appointments: 12 noon on the Under the provisions of s.36.(4).(b) of the Queensland Heritage preceding Tuesday. Act 1992 the Heritage Council gives public notice that it proposes to remove part of the following places from the Heritage Register Departmental Notices: 12 noon on the on a permanent basis:- preceding Wednesday (final approved notices by midnight Wednesday). Annerley: Annerley Army Reserve Depot (former), 158 Dudley Street. Part of Lot 1 on RP37491 (proposed Government Gazette Notices, Information subdivision Lots 1-4 and 15 as shown on plan 6479-06a). and Advertisements: 12 noon on the preceding Parish of Yeerongpilly County of Stanley. Wednesday (final approved notices by midnight Wednesday). Fortitude Valley: Wickham Hotel, 308 Wickham Street. Lot 5 on RP55074 and part of lot 2 on RP55074. Parish of When a PUBLIC HOLIDAY occurs “CLOSING North Brisbane County of Stanley. TIMES” will be ONE DAY earlier. Hamilton: Woolahra, 1 Lexington Terrace. Lot 4 on RP53277. Parish of Toombul County of Stanley. Sandgate: Sandgate Post Office, 1 Bowser Parade. Part of Lot 9 on RP147621 (proposed Lot 11 on drawing number 03/7671/15A) Parish of Nundah County of Stanley. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 571 BILLS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO NOTICE CHANGE IN DEADLINES FOR Queensland Legislative Assembly Brisbane GAZETTE ——— Date of Assent: 29 May 2006 Copy for insertion in the “Queensland Government It is hereby notified for general information that, on Gazette” may be lodged by:— 29 May 2006, Her Excellency the Governor, in the name —Hand delivering copy to SDS Publications at 371 and on behalf of Her Majesty, assented to the Vulture Street, Woolloongabba; or SDS undermentioned Bills passed by the Legislative Assembly EXPRESS, 41 George Street; or of Queensland in Parliament assembled, viz— — E-mail—[email protected] A Bill for an Act to amend the Personal Injuries —Posting to Locked Bag 500, Coorparoo DC, Proceedings Act 2002, and for other purposes Qld, 4151; or Short title: Personal Injuries Proceedings (Legal —Fax: (07) 3246 3534. 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Friday afternoon. 572 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Queensland NOTIFICATION OF SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION Statutory Instruments Act 1992 Notice is given of the making of the subordinate legislation mentioned in Table 1 TABLE 1 SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY NUMBER No. Subordinate Legislation Empowering Act 105 Transport Infrastructure (Busway) and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 106 Proclamation commencing certain provisions Transport Legislation Amendment Act 2005 107 Proclamation commencing remaining provisions Police Powers and Responsibilities (Motorbike Noise) Amendment Act 2005 108 Explosives Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Explosives Act 1999 109 Health Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 4) 2006 Hospitals Foundations Act 1982 Nursing Act 1992 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 573 Table 1–Subordinate Legislation by number—continued No. Subordinate Legislation Empowering Act 110 Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Building Units and Group Titles Act 1980 Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999 Explosives Act 1999 Foreign Ownership of Land Register Act 1988 Fossicking Act 1994 Geothermal Exploration Act 2004 Land Act 1994 Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 Land Title Act 1994 Mineral Resources Act 1989 Mining and Quarrying Safety and Health Act 1999 Petroleum Act 1923 Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004 Surveyors Act 2003 Valuation of Land Act 1944 Valuers Registration Act 1992 Vegetation Management Act 1999 111 Aboriginal Land Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Aboriginal Land Act 1991 112 Fair Trading Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2006 Fair Trading Act 1989 1131 Liquor Amendment Regulation (No. 5) 2006 Liquor Act 1992 114 Gas Supply Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Gas Supply Act 2003 115 Environmental Protection Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Environmental Protection Act 1994 116 Nature Conservation (Protected Areas) Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Nature Conservation Act 1992 117 Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2006 Nature Conservation Act 1992 118 Forestry and Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Forestry Act 1959 Nature Conservation Act 1992 119 Emergency Services Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 Building Act 1975 Fire and Rescue Service Act 1990 1202 121 Casino Gaming Amendment Rule (No. 1) 2006 Casino Control Act 1982 122 Casino Gaming Amendment Rule (No. 2) 2006 Casino Control Act 1982 1 An explanatory note accompanies the subordinate legislation 2 This number notified in the gazette 1 June 2006 574 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 TABLE 2 SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY EMPOWERING ACT This table shows affected subordinate legislation Empowering Act Subordinate Legislation No. Aboriginal Land Act 1991 Aboriginal Land Regulation 1991 • amd by Aboriginal Land Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 111 Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Acquisition of Land Regulation 2003 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Building Act 1975 Building Fire Safety Regulation 1991 • amd by Emergency Services Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006...... 119 Building Units and Group Titles Act 1980 Building Units and Group Titles Regulation 1998 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Casino Control Act 1982 Casino Gaming Rule 1999 • amd by Casino Gaming Amendment Rule (No. 1) 2006 ...... 121 • amd by Casino Gaming Amendment Rule (No. 2) 2006 ...... 122 Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999 Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation 2001 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Environmental Protection Act 1994 Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 • amd by Environmental Protection Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 115 Explosives Act 1999 Explosives Regulation 2003 • amd by Explosives Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006...... 108 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Fair Trading Act 1989 Fair Trading Regulation 2001 • amd by Fair Trading Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2006 ...... 112 Fire and Rescue Service Act 1990 Fire and Rescue Service Regulation 2001 • amd by Emergency Services Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006...... 119 Foreign Ownership of Land Register Act 1988 Foreign Ownership of Land Register Regulation 2003 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Forestry Act 1959 Forestry Regulation 1998 • amd by Forestry and Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 118 Forestry (State Forests) Regulation 1987 • amd by Forestry and Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 118 Fossicking Act 1994 Fossicking Regulation 1994 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 575 Table 2–Subordinate Legislation by empowering Act—continued Empowering Act Subordinate Legislation No. Gas Supply Act 2003 Gas Supply Regulation 2003 • amd by Gas Supply Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 114 Geothermal Exploration Act 2004 Geothermal Exploration Regulation 2005 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Hospitals Foundations Act 1982 Hospitals Foundations Regulation 2005 • amd by Health Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 4) 2006...... 109 Land Act 1994 Land Regulation 1995 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Regulation 2003 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Land Title Act 1994 Land Title Regulation 2005 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Liquor Act 1992 Liquor Regulation 2002 • amd by Liquor Amendment Regulation (No. 3) 2006 SL No. 67 • as amd by Liquor Amendment Regulation (No. 5) 2006 ...... 113 Mineral Resources Act 1989 Mineral Resources Regulation 2003 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Mining and Quarrying Safety and Health Act 1999 Mining and Quarrying Safety and Health Regulation 2001 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Nature Conservation Act 1992 Nature Conservation (Forest Reserves) Regulation 2000 • amd by Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2006 ...... 117 Nature Conservation (Protected Areas) Regulation 1994 • amd by Nature Conservation (Protected Areas) Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 . . . . 116 • amd by Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2006 ...... 117 • amd by Forestry and Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 118 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 • amd by Forestry and Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 118 Nursing Act 1992 Nursing Regulation 2005 • amd by Health Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 4) 2006...... 109 Petroleum Act 1923 Petroleum Regulation 2004 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004 Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Regulation 2004 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 576 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 Table 2–Subordinate Legislation by empowering Act—continued Empowering Act Subordinate Legislation No. Police Powers and Responsibilities (Motorbike Noise) Amendment Act 2005 Proclamation commencing remaining provisions ...... 107 State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999 State Penalties Enforcement Regulation 2000 • amd by Transport Infrastructure (Busway) and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 105 Surveyors Act 2003 Surveyors Regulation 2004 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 Transport Infrastructure (Busway) Regulation 2002 • amd by Transport Infrastructure (Busway) and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 105 Transport Legislation Amendment Act 2005 Proclamation commencing certain provisions ...... 106 Valuation of Land Act 1944 Valuation of Land Regulation 2003 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Valuers Registration Act 1992 Valuers Registration Regulation 2003 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Vegetation Management Act 1999 Vegetation Management Regulation 2000 • amd by Natural Resources Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2006 ...... 110 Copies of the subordinate legislation can be obtained at— SDS Publications...... Telephone: (07) 3246 3399 371 Vulture Street Woolloongabba Qld 4102 ...... Facsimile: (07) 3246 3534 A mail service is available from— SDS Publications...... Telephone: (07) 3246 3399 Locked Bag 500 Coorparoo DC, Qld 4151 ...... Facsimile: (07) 3246 3534 Liquor Act 1992 locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by the grant of the application. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENCE Grounds for Objection: Applicant’s Name: Anthony John Aisthorpe, Nominee: Veneranda Monique Aisthorpe. (a) Undue annoyance, disturbance or inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do business in the Premises: Ant’s Cafe, Mulherin Drive, Mackay Marine. locality, or to persons in or travelling to or from, an Primary Purpose: On-Premises (Meals) Licence - Provision existing or proposed place of public worship, of meals prepared and served to be eaten on the licensed premises. hospital or school or other facility or place regularly frequented by children for cultural or recreational Trading Hours: activities is likely to happen; or 10.00 am to 12 midnight - Monday to Sunday. (b) The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a concerned would be lessened in some way. member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by Format of Objections: the grant of the application. Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in petition form and must state the grounds for objection. All Grounds for Objection: objections must contain a CONTACT TELEPHONE 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or NUMBER. An objection in the form of a petition must be in a inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do format stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person business in the locality concerned, or to persons in should discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer or travelling to or from an existing or proposed listed below. place of public worship, hospital or school is likely Closing Date for Objections: 23rd June, 2006. to happen; or Lodging Objections: 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality concerned would be lessened in some way. Objections should be lodged with: Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of Tourism, Fair Format of Objections: Trading and Wine Industry Development, G.P.O. Box 1141, Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in Brisbane, Qld, 4001. Telephone: 3224 7131. petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An Objections Conference: objection in the form of a petition must be in a format stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed be advised individually of the details of the objections below. conference. The principal contact person for a petition will be responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. A member of the public may make a written submission to the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this Copies of any objections will be forwarded to the applicant. application is in the public interest particularly relating to EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 264 matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 28th June, 2006. Liquor Act 1992 Lodging Objections or Submissions: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENCE Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: Applicant’s Name: Hemisphere Restaurant and Bar Pty Ltd, Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of Nominee: Jolly Bradley. Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. Box 146 (LLD), Mackay, Qld, 4740. Telephone: (07) 4969 3000. Premises: Alchemy Restaurant & Bar, Promenade Level, 175 Eagle Street, Brisbane. Objections Conference: Primary Purpose: On-Premises (Meals) Licence - Provision All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will of meals prepared and served to be eaten on the licensed premises. be advised individually of the details of the objections conference. The principal contact for a petition will be Trading Hours: responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. 10.00 am to 12 midnight - Monday to Sunday. Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to Note: Standard trading hours are 10.00 a.m. to 12 the applicant. midnight - Monday to Sunday. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 262 Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by Liquor Act 1992 the grant of the application. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ANNUAL Grounds for Objection: ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or Licensee’s Name: R & R (Aust) Pty Ltd, Nominee: Manolis inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do Patunas. business in the locality concerned, or to persons in Premises: Manfred’s Bar, Shop C, 295 Brunswick Street, or travelling to or from an existing or proposed Fortitude Valley. place of public worship, hospital or school is likely to happen; or Proposed Trading Hours: 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 a.m., Monday to Sunday. concerned would be lessened in some way. Proposed Adult Entertainment Hours: Format of Objections: 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 a.m., Monday to Sunday. Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in Proposed Area for Entertainment: petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An The interior of the public areas of the licensed premises. objection in the form of a petition must be in a format stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed anyone over the age of 18 who has a proper interest in the below. 578 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 A member of the public may make a written submission to Lodging Objections or Submissions: the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: application is in the public interest particularly relating to Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. Box 1141 Brisbane, Qld, 4001. Telephone: (07) 3224 7131. Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 30th June, 2006. Objections Conference: Lodging Objections or Submissions: All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: be advised individually of the details of the objections Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of conference. The principal contact for a petition will be Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. Box 1141, Brisbane, Qld, 4001 Telephone: (07) 3224 7131. Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to Objections Conference: the applicant. All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 266 be advised individually of the details of the objections conference. The principal contact for a petition will be responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. Liquor Act 1992 Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED HOURS the applicant. PERMIT FOR LICENSED PREMISES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 265 Applicant’s Name: Hungtat Worldwide Pty Ltd, Nominee: Mr Glenn Ronald Swan. Liquor Act 1992 Premises: Palm Meadows, Gold Coast Springbrook Road, Carrara. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED HOURS Primary Purpose: Special Facility - Provision of an activity, PERMIT FOR LICENSED PREMISES facility or presentation that provides enlightenment, entertainment Applicant’s Name: Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group or services to the public or forms part of the tourist development of Limited, Nominee: John Allan Martin. the State. Premises: Victory Hotel, cnr Edward and Charlotte Streets, Current Trading Hours: 9:00 am to 12 midnight - Monday to Brisbane. Sunday. Primary Purpose: General Licence - Sale of liquor for Proposed Trading Hours: 7:00 am to 12 midnight - Monday to consumption on and off the premises. Sunday. Current Trading Hours: 10:00 am to 3.00 a.m. - Monday to Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a Sunday. member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by Proposed Trading Hours: 10:00 am to 5.00 a.m. - Monday to the grant of the application. Sunday (internal areas). Grounds for Objection: 10.00 a.m. to 3.00 a.m. - Monday to Sunday (beer garden). Note: No liquor may be sold for consumption off the licensed 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or premises after 12 midnight or be taken away from the premises inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do after 12.30 a.m. business in the locality concerned, or to persons in or travelling to or from an existing or proposed Approvals for extended hours permits for trading beyond place of public worship, hospital or school is likely 3.00 a.m. are reviewed every 12 months. to happen; or Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper concerned would be lessened in some way. interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by the grant of the application. Format of Objections: Grounds for Objection: Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or objection in the form of a petition must be in a format inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should business in the locality concerned, or to persons in discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed or travelling to or from an existing or proposed below. place of public worship, hospital or school is likely A member of the public may make a written submission to to happen; or the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality application is in the public interest particularly relating to concerned would be lessened in some way. matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. Format of Objections: Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 22nd June, Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in 2006. petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An objection in the form of a petition must be in a format Lodging Objections or Submissions: stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of below. Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. Box 2565 Brisbane, Qld, 4215. Telephone: (07) 5581 3334. A member of the public may make a written submission to the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this Objections Conference: application is in the public interest particularly relating to All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under be advised individually of the details of the objections Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. conference. The principal contact for a petition will be Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 14th June, 2006. responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 579 Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to Current Trading Hours: 10:00 am to 3 a.m. - Monday to Saturday. the applicant. 10.00 a.m. to 12 midnight - Sunday EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 268 Proposed Trading Hours: 10:00 am to 5 a.m. - Monday to Sunday. Note: Standard trading hours are 10.00 a.m. to 12 midnight - Liquor Act 1992 Monday to Sunday. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENCE Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper Applicant’s Name: Calridge Pty Ltd, Nominee: Megan Gill. interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by the grant of the application. Premises: Station 8 Bar & Cafe, Lot 52, 53 Commercial Road, Newstead. Grounds for Objection: Primary Purpose: On-Premises (Meals) Licence - Provision 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or of meals prepared and served to be eaten on the licensed premises. inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do business in the locality concerned, or to persons in Trading Hours: or travelling to or from an existing or proposed 10.00 am to 12 midnight - Monday to Sunday. place of public worship, hospital or school is likely Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a to happen; or member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by concerned would be lessened in some way. the grant of the application. Format of Objections: Grounds for Objection: Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do objection in the form of a petition must be in a format business in the locality concerned, or to persons in stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should or travelling to or from an existing or proposed discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed place of public worship, hospital or school is likely below. to happen; or A member of the public may make a written submission to 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this concerned would be lessened in some way. application is in the public interest particularly relating to matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under Format of Objections: Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 26th June, 2006. petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An objection in the form of a petition must be in a format Lodging Objections or Submissions: stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of below. Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. A member of the public may make a written submission to Box 1141 Brisbane, Qld, 4001. Telephone: (07) 3224 7131. the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this Objections Conference: application is in the public interest particularly relating to matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. be advised individually of the details of the objections conference. The principal contact for a petition will be Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 29th June, 2006. responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. Lodging Objections or Submissions: Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: the applicant. Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 272 Box 1141, Brisbane, Qld, 4001 Telephone: (07) 3224 7131. Objections Conference: Liquor Act 1992 All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENCE be advised individually of the details of the objections conference. The principal contact for a petition will be Applicant’s Name: Corporate Group Pty Ltd, Nominee: responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. Marlon Manaois. Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to Premises: Sushi QLD, Shop A005, Southport Central Retail, the applicant. 56 Scarborough Street, Southport. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 270 Primary Purpose: On-Premises (Meals) Licence - Provision of meals prepared and served to be eaten on the licensed premises. Liquor Act 1992 Trading Hours: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED HOURS 10.00 am to 12 midnight - Monday to Sunday. PERMIT FOR LICENSED PREMISES Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a Applicant’s Name: Embassy Hotel Brisbane Pty Ltd ATF The member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper Conias Hotel Trust; Embassy Hotel Brisbane Pty Ltd ATF The interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by MGO Embassy Trust; Embassy Hotel Brisbane Pty Ltd ATF The the grant of the application. BAO Embassy Trust. Grounds for Objection: Nominee: Adam William Hill. 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or Premises: Hotel Embassy, cnr Edward and Elizabeth Streets, inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do Brisbane. business in the locality concerned, or to persons in or travelling to or from an existing or proposed Primary Purpose: General Licence - Sale of liquor for place of public worship, hospital or school is likely consumption on and off the premises. to happen; or 580 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality Closing Date for Submissions: 28th June, 2006. concerned would be lessened in some way. Lodging Submissions: Format of Objections: Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in Written submissions should be lodged with: Queensland petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An Office of Gaming Regulation, Locked Bag 180, City East, objection in the form of a petition must be in a format Brisbane Qld 4002. stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed All enquiries should be directed to 3872 0872 or 3872 0843. below. A member of the public may make a written submission to Copies of submissions will be forwarded to the applicant. the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this 269 application is in the public interest particularly relating to matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. NOTICE Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 30th June, 2006. CHANGE IN DEADLINES FOR Lodging Objections or Submissions: Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: GAZETTE Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of ——— Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. Box 2565, Southport, Qld, 4215 Telephone: (07) 5581 3300. Copy for insertion in the “Queensland Government Objections Conference: Gazette” may be lodged by:— All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will —Hand delivering copy to SDS Publications at 371 be advised individually of the details of the objections Vulture Street, Woolloongabba; or SDS conference. The principal contact for a petition will be EXPRESS, 41 George Street; or responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. — E-mail—[email protected] Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to the applicant. — Posting to Locked Bag 500, Coorparoo DC, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 271 Qld, 4151; or — Fax: (07) 3246 3534. A covering letter must be Gaming Machine Act 1991 supplied with all facsimile copy. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A GAMING MACHINE LICENCE — Phone: (07) 3246 3350. Applicant’s Name: Centenary Park Developments No. 2 Pty Limited as Trustee for The Pier Resort Hotel Unit Trust. Premises Name: Hervey Bay Pier Resort Hotel. Copy lodged after the nominated closing time will be accepted for inclusion in the following weeks’ Premises Address: 26-34 Hibiscus Street, Urangan, Qld, Gazette. 4655. Proposed Gaming Hours: Monday to Sunday10.00 a.m. to Copy must be typed or clearly written on one side of the 2.30 a.m. paper only, and set out in accordance with the publishing style. Names of signatories must be typed or clearly written Number of Gaming Machines Requested: 40. in BLOCK letters. Community Comment: Community comment may be filed by a member of the public The Gazette is published each Friday. Copy or over the age of 18 who has a proper interest in the locality changes cannot be accepted after the following closing concerned and is likely to be affected by the grant of this times: application. 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Gaming Commission, however the Commission will give particular weight to the following: When a PUBLIC HOLIDAY occurs “CLOSING TIMES” will be ONE DAY earlier. • comments on how the person expects the installation of gaming machines would contribute to, or detract from, a ——— sense of community; • comments on the effect the installation of gaming All communications should be addressed “SDS machines might have for persons frequenting a place of Publications” and endorsed “SDS Publications”, Postal community congregation such as places of public address Locked Bag 500, Coorparoo, Q., 4151. worship, child care centres, schools and community social services; The Queensland Government Gazette is available by Mail Order Subscription or from the Bookshops at SDS • comments on the effect the installation of gaming EXPRESS, 41 George Street, Brisbane or SDS machines might have on the amenity or character of the Publications, 371 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba each locality. Friday afternoon. 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 581 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1993 TARA SHIRE COUNCIL NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL LAND FOR OVERDUE RATES TO: The undersigned Registered Proprietors or to whom it may concern of those Registered Proprietors who may be dead or whose addresses are unknown: Whereas the sum set out below the respective names in the schedule hereunder being the amount of rates and interest due and payable to the Tara Shire Council in respect of those parcels of land more particularly described in the said schedule of which such persons are respectively the Registered Proprietors, remain unpaid: And whereas the said Council on the 25th day of May, 2006, resolved in pursuance of Chapter 14, Part 7 Division 3 of the Local Government Act 1993 sell such land: This is to give notice that after the expiration of three months from the date hereof and before the expiration of six months from the date hereof, unless all monies mentioned hereunder together with interest and all expenses incurred by Council for the intended sale of the said land are sooner paid, the said lands in respect whereof the same are not paid will be sold accordingly. THE SCHEDULE HEREINBEFORE REFERRED TO Serial Registered Proprietor Particulars of County Parish Parcels No. Title 1. BERYL DALE ASPIN Title Reference Lot 61 on Registered Amount Owing: $2342.30 16367186 Derby Myra Plan 185300 Area: 13.26 hectares 2. ANN BISHOP Title Reference Lot 3 on Registered Amount Owing: $1285.66 16440064 Rogers Wieambilla Plan 186260 Area: 12 hectares 3. DOROTHY JEAN Title Reference Lot 149 on Registered DOUGLAS Plan 187727 Amount Owing: $1124.85 16499135 Derby Perth Area: 12.25 hectares 4. ELIZABETH VICTORIA Title Reference Lot 10 on Registered JETER Plan 184074 Amount Owing: $1375.16 16298067 Derby Perth Area: 13.1 hectares 5. KENNETH RALPH LAWS Title Reference Lot 45 on Registered & JOYCE LILLIAN Plan 199392 LAWS Area: 12.05 hectares Amount Owing: $2480.93 16787037 Derby Myra 6. GARRY EDWARD Title Reference Lot 29 on Registered MANTELL & SUSAN Plan 183539 ELIZABETH MANTELL Area: 14.69 hectares Amount Owing: $1375.16 16267043 Derby Vickery 7. GARY JAMES MOORE & Title Reference Lot 1 on Registered KATRINA DENISE Plan 183539 MOORE Area: 14.78 hectares Amount Owing: $1281.75 16267015 Derby Vickery 582 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 [2 June, 2006 8. ONESQUAREINCH.COM. Title Reference Lot 179 on Registered PTY LTD Plan 186266 Amount Owing: $1380.45 16394139 Rogers Wieambilla Area: 12 hectares 9. TAN MINH PHAN Title Reference Lot 159 on Registered Amount Owing: $2828.77 16601076 Derby Myra Plan 185319 Area: 12 hectares 10. RICHARD REINER Title Reference Lot 80 on Registered Amount Owing: $3587.48 16599180 Derby Myra Plan 185320 Area: 12.02 hectares 11. DAVID W. & BELINDA- Title Reference Lot 97 on Registered LEE STOECKEL Derby Myra Plan 185319 Amount Owing: $2829.77 16601069 Area: 12 hectares 12. SHANE WESLEY VAN Title Reference Lot 20 on Registered KAMPEN & BARRY Plan 153422 WILLIAM VAN KAMPEN Area: 40.1 hectares Amount Owing: $1123.72 15584138 Rogers Wieambilla 13. ANTE VIDACKOVIC Title Reference Lot 19 on Registered Amount Owing: $2829.77 16380225 Derby Myra Plan 176032 Area: 19.06 hectares 14. FRANCISCO VILLEGAS Title Reference Lot 71 on Registered Amount Owing: $2829.77 16367196 Derby Myra Plan 185300 Area: 12.57 hectares 15. VOLSINI TRADING LTD Title Reference Lot 322 on Registered Amount Owing: $1375.16 16393199 Rogers Cobbareena Plan 186270 Area: 12 hectares 16. DOROTHY GILLIAN Title Reference Lot 16 on Registered WALKER Plan 185336 Amount Owing: $2829.34 16386022 Derby Malara Area: 12.01 hectares 17. DOROTHY GILLIAN Title Reference Lot 19 on Registered WALKER Plan 185336 Amount Owing: $2829.34 16386025 Derby Malara Area: 12 hectares DATED at Tara this 25th day of May, 2006. Ian Peter Stevenson CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 263 2 June, 2006] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 26 583 Register of Unclaimed Monies held by: BREAKWATER TRUST Name of Owner on Books and Last Known Address Cheque No. Total Amount Date Payable Due to Owner Of Walter J Wright Dec,D,C/- Mr W P Wright,26 Platypus Avenue,Isle 29184 700.00 30/09/2002 Of Sorrento,Surfers Paradise,QLD 4217 Karen Maree French,17 Corbett Way,Booragoon,WA 6154 28168 520.00 29/09/2000 Elizabeth Ryan,106 Admiralty Drive,Paradise Waters,QLD 4217 28641 520.00 30/09/2002 SOLOMON FIDUCIARY NOMINEES PTY,Ltd,Po Box 7024,Perth 38370 2200.00 1/10/2001 Cloisters Square,WA 6850 SOLOMON FIDUCIARY NOMINEES PTY,Ltd,Po Box 7024,Perth 28699 2860.00 29/09/2000 Cloisters Square,WA 6850 Raymond Reginald Williams,4 Burran Avenue,Mosman,NSW 2088 38946 1000.00 30/09/2002 267 CONTENTS (Gazettes No. 21A-26—pp. 355A-583) Page APPOINTMENTS...... 429-431 NOTICES/BYLAWS/DECLARATIONS/ STATUTES ...... 432-576 Child Care Act Environmental Protection Act Liquor Act Queensland Heritage Act Notification of Subordinate Legislation ...... 572-576 Public Trustee Act Queensland Building Services Authority Act Queensland Heritage Act Supreme Court of Queensland Act Storage Liens Act ADVERTISEMENTS...... 577-584 Liquor Act Gaming Act Local Government Act Unclaimed Moneys Bills Assented To...... 571 Extraordinary Gazette—Primary Industries Subordinate Legislation No. 120 ...... 355A-356 Natural Resources, Mines and Water Gazette ...... 363-367 Local Government Gazette ...... 357-358 Transport Gazette...... 359-361 Vacancies and Appointments in Public Service ...... 369-427 © The State of Queensland 2006. 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