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Visit and learn
- Message from the Speaker
- About Us
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Visitors
- Free Guided Tour
- School Tours
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Take a look inside Parliament House
- Porte-cochere
- lobby and grand staircase
- Legislative Council Chamber
- Members' Reading Room
- President's balcony
- Legislative Assembly Chamber
- Ministers' Room
- O'Donovan Library
- Bernays Room
- Cellar
- Lucinda Bar
- Strangers' Dining Room
- Billiards Room
- Speakers Rooms
- Clerks Office
- Strong Rooms
- The Presidents Room
- Speaker's Green
- Speaker's Dining Room
- Premier's and Speaker's Halls
- Undumbi Room
- Dandiir Room
- Green Deck
- River Deck
- Brisbane Open House
- Visitors with Guide, Hearing or Assistance animals
- COVID 19 Response
- Visit the Public Gallery
- Visit our Gift Shop
- Have Your Say
- Get Involved
- Education and Learning
- History
- Heritage Collections
- Preservation of our Heritage
- Regional Sittings
- CPA Australia and Pacific Regional Conference
- Publications and Reports
- Speakers' Corner
- Opening of the 58th Parliament
- Parliamentary Annexe Reparation and Refurbishment
- Contact Us
The smaller room was used by Lord Mountbatten during the Prince of Wales visit in 1920. It is now used by the Office of the Clerk staff.
It was formerly the Leader of the Opposition’s room and the original cedar desk remains. The room also features a white marble chimneypiece, similar to that of the Speaker’s Office.
The door leading from the main corridor retains its original H & T Vaughan mortice lock.
POINT OF INTEREST:
The Bill Box.
This is the box the Clerk uses to take Bills to present to the Governor for royal assent.