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Parliament House George Street Brisbane Qld 4000
Email: committeeoffice@parliament.qld.gov.au
Committee Membership
Ms Kim Richards MP, Member for Redlands (Chair)
Mr Pat Weir MP, Member for Condamine (Deputy Chair)
Mr Bryson Head MP, Member for Callide
Ms Joan Pease MP, Member for Lytton
Mr Les Walker MP, Member for Mundingburra
Mr Trevor Watts MP, Member for Toowoomba North
Functions of the Committee
The information on this page relates to the committee of the 57th Parliament, which ended with the dissolution of the Parliament on 1 October 2024.
The Clean Economy Jobs, Resources and Transport Committee of the 57th Parliament was established by the Queensland Legislative Assembly on 13 February 2024 as a portfolio committee.
The committee has responsibility for the following portfolio areas:
- Energy and Clean Economy Jobs
- Resources and Critical Minerals
- Transport and Main Roads and Digital Services
In relation to its areas of responsibility, the committee:
- examines Bills and subordinate legislation to consider the policy to be enacted and the application of the fundamental legislative principles set out in section 4 of the Legislative Standards Act 1992 and compatibility with the Human Rights Act 2019.
- examines the estimates of each department
- investigates any issue referred to it by the Legislative Assembly or under an Act, whether or not the issue is within the committee’s areas of responsibility
- assesses public accounts in its portfolio area in regard to integrity, economy, efficiency and effectiveness of financial management
- assesses public works in its portfolio area in regard to the suitability of the works for the purpose.
View: Report No. 11, 57th Parliament - Annual Report 2023-24 tabled on 26 August 2024