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Report No. 35, 54th Parliament - Regional Planning Interests Bill 2013
The Report
The Committee tabled its report no. 35, on Monday 17 March 2014.
View: Regional Planning Interests Bill 2013:
View: Explanatory Notes
View: Report No. 35, 54th Parliament - Regional Planning Interests Bill 2013
About the Bill
The Bill provides the ability to manage the impacts of resource activities and regulated activities in areas of regional interest that contribute, or are likely to contribute, to Queensland’s economic, social and environmental prosperity.
The Queensland Government is preparing new generation regional plans that address critical issues affecting the state’s regions. These plans identify, and contain land use policies that protect, areas of regional interest (i.e. priority agricultural areas, priority living areas and strategic environmental areas).
The Regional Planning Interests Bill will require resource activities authorised under resource Acts and other regulated activities to align with the regional land use policies of the regional plans as well as any other areas of regional interest prescribed in the Bill. To achieve this alignment, the Bill introduces an assessment framework to manage the impact of resource activities on areas of the State identified in the Bill as an area of regional interest.
The Bill also integrates the policy objectives of the Strategic Cropping Land Act 2011 by identifying strategic cropping land as areas of regional interest. The commencement of the Bill will repeal the Strategic Cropping Land Act 2011.
Referral
On 20 November 2013, the Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Hon Jeff Seeney MP, introduced the Regional Planning Interests Bill 2013 to the Queensland Parliament.
In accordance with Standing Order 131, the Bill has been referred to the State Development, Infrastructure and Industry Committee for consideration.
The committee provided its report to the House on 17 March 2014.
Submissions closed: 25 February 2014
Public Briefing: 13 December 2013 - transcript
Public Hearing: 30 January 2014 - transcript
12 February 2014 - Toowoomba - transcript
Related Publications
Publication Details | Type | Published Date | Tabled Date | Committee Name |
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Submissions
- 1 - Australian Floodplain Association and Cooper's Creek Protection Group
- 2 - Queensland Tourism Industry Council
- 3 - Connelly Project Resources Group - contact the committee for the management plan
- 3 - Attachment - Please note this is an extremely large file (80+MB)
- 4 - City of Ipswich
- 5 - Ergon Energy
- 6 - Queensland Exploration Council
- 7 - Samgris Resources Pty Ltd
- 8 - Rio Tinto Coal Australia Pty Limited
- 9 - International Coal Limited
- 10 - Sally and John Witherspoon
- 11 - McColm Matsinger Lawyers
- 12 - Cape Alumina
- 13 - New Hope Group
- 14 - Dr R G Dwyer
- 15 - Dr Tanya Plant
- 16 - Dr E A Meyer
- 17 - Dr M Leblanc
- 18 - Yancoal Australia Ltd
- 19 - Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
- 20 - Property Council of Australia
- 21 - Southern Downs Protection Group
- 22 - QCOAL Group
- 23 - Dr C Hoskin
- 24 - Friends of Felton
- 25 - Dr M Higgie
- 26 - SEQ Catchments Ltd
- 27 - Dr Hamish Campbell
- 28 - Landholder Services Pty Ltd
- 29 - Cecil Arthur
- 30 - Carolyn Male
- 31 - Professor C E Franklin
- 32 - Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve Steering Committee
- 33 - Confidential
- 34 - Ken Hicks
- 35 - Queensland Murray Darling Committee
- 36 - Property Rights Australia
- 37 - Rio Tinto Alcan
- 38 - Gladstone Regional Council
- 39 - Queensland Environmental Law Association Inc.
- 40 - Lock the Gate Alliance
- 41 - Local Government Association Queensland
- 42 - Powerlink Queensland
- 43 - Bandanna Energy
- 44 - Arrow Energy
- 45 - Cape York Land Council
- 46 - AgForce Queensland Industrial Union of Employers
- 47 - Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association Limited
- 48 - The Wilderness Society
- 49 - Basin Sustainability Alliance
- 50 - Cotton Australia
- 51 - QGC
- 52 - Queenland Farmers' Federation
- 53 - Oakey Coal Action Alliance
- 54 - Mackay Conservation Group
- 55 - RPS
- 56 - Glencore Coal Pty Ltd
- 57 - Environmental Defenders Offices of Queensland and North Queensland
- 58 - Santos Ltd
- 59 - Scenic Rim Regional Council
- 60 - Confidential
- 61 - Australia Pacific LNG
- 62 - Orgin Energy
- 63 - Mrs Terry Irwin AM, Australia Zoo
- 64 - Queensland Resources Council
- 65 - Soil Science Australia (Queensland Branch)
- 66 - Miles Keighley
- 67 - MetroCoal Ltd
- 68 - Guildford Coal
- 69 - Planning Institute Australia
- 70 - Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
- 71 - Queensland Law Society
- 72 - Toowoomba Regional Council
- 73 - Association of Mining and Exploration Companies
- 74 - APA Group
- 75 - Supplementary submission - Croftby Community Group
- 76 - Supplementary submission - QCoal Group
- 77 - Supplementary submission - Samgris Resources Pty Ltd
- 78 - Supplementary submission - Southern Downs Protection Group
- 79 - Supplementary submission - Capricorn Conservation Council
- 80 - Supplementary submission - Logan & Albert Conservation Association
- 81 - Supplementary submission - Queensland Conservation
- 82 - Supplementary submission - Queensland Murray-Darling Committee
- 83 - Supplementary submission - Australian Petroleum Petroleum Production & Exploration Association Limited
- 84 - Supplementary submission - Environmental Defenders Office (Qld) and Environmental Defernder Office (NQ)
- 85 - Supplementary submission - QGC
- 86 - Supplementary submission - The Wilderness Society
- 87 - Supplementary submission - Arrow Energy
- 88 - Supplementary submission - Sunshine Coast Environment Council
- 89 - Supplementary submission - Professor C E Franklin
- 90 - Supplementary submission - Cockatoo Coal Limited
- 91 - Supplementary submission - Friends of Felton
- 92 - Supplementary submission - Protect the Bush Alliance
- 93 - Supplementary submission - Australian Conservation Foundation
- 94 - Supplementary submission - Mackay Conservation Group
- 95 - Supplementary submission - WWF Australia
- 96 - Supplementary submission - Queensland Resources Council
- 96 - Attachment - Please note this is an extremely large file
- 97 - Supplementary submission - Glencore
- 98 - Supplementary submission - Cape Alumina
- 99 - Supplementary submission - Australia Zoo