Annual Reports

The Queensland Parliamentary Service 2017-2018 Annual Report was tabled on 28 September 2018 and is available below-

2017-2018 Annual Report in full

Report cover	PDF 3mb
Contents page	PDF 82kb
Message from the Speaker	PDF 240kb
Clerk's report	PDF 229kb
Our purpose	PDF 1.1mb
Financial summary	PDF 90kb
2017-18 Major highlights	PDF 9.7mb
Objective 1 - Assembly and Committee support	PDF 704kb
Objective 2 - Member support	PDF 391kb
Objective 3 - Service provision	PDF 184kb
Objective 4 - Improving awareness of the Parliament	PDF 108kb
Reconciliation Action	PDF 146kb
Corporate governance	PDF 498kb
Management profiles	PDF 142kb
Other information	PDF 114kb
Financial statements	PDF 37.2mb
Glossary	PDF 88kb
Appendix - Annual report compliance	PDF 134kb
Feedback form	PDF 128kb

The Annual report requirements for Queensland government agencies' requires that the following additional information be published online.

1. Consultancies
2. Overseas travel.

1. Consultancies

Consultancies contribute expertise as required by the Parliamentary Service. The following consultancy projects occurred in 2017-18:

Building indexation report (GRC Quantity Surveyors) = $2,100
Land valuation (State Valuation Service) = $1,100
Audio Visual advisory services (Department of Housing & Public Works) = $7,410
CWPSC Legal professional fees (Ben McMillan) = $36,629
Information and Technology Services Specialised Advisory Services (U&U Pty Ltd) = $159,261
Head of Internal Audit (BDO) = $8,400
Internal audit (Protiviti) = $36,080
ICTMG – Independent board member (Technology Governance Services) = $4,320
Review of ITS backup environment (Aodhan Griffin) = $1,440
Sharepoint migration (Camulos) = $6,953
Robe restoration Gilbert Elliot (Studio 105) = $18,071

2. Overseas travel

Name of officer (position)	Destination (dates)	Reason for travel	Agency cost	Contribution
R. Hansen (Committee Secretary)	Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (10-13 July2017)	Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA)	$2,722.47

The Queensland Parliamentary Service 2016-17 Annual Report was tabled in September 2017 and is available below -

The Annual report requirements for Queensland government agencies' requires that the following additional information be published online.

1. Consultancies
2. Overseas travel.

1. Consultancies

Consultancies contribute expertise as required by the Parliamentary Service. The following consultancy projects occurred in 2016-17:

Workplace investigation and reporting (Directors Australia) = $25,300
Financial and Administrative Services Review (Mawby Consulting) = $22,046
eDRMS Implementation (Corporate Information Management & Objective) = $101,560
eDRMS health checks (Corporate Information Management & Objective) = $9,500
Building valuation (GRC Quantity Surveyors) = $32,600
Land valuation (State Valuation Service) = $1,000
HR Coaching Sessions (OD Consulting) = $1,200
Parliament House/Annexe Condition assessment and report (Dept of Public Housing and Works) = $105,386
Head of Internal Audit (BDO) = $7,900
Audit Committee/Data diagnostic (Protivity) = $7,923
CWPSC Legal professional fees (Ben McMillan) = $206,109
QPS Survey Assessment Community Attitude (Australian National University) = $1,000
Preparation of selection enterprise (Technology Governance Services) = $1,710
Various Capital projects related (Dept of Public Housing and works) = $74,903
TOTAL = $598,136

2. Overseas travel

Name of officer (position)	Destination (dates)	Reason for travel	Agency cost	Contribution
J. Mathers (Snr Parl Officer)	Montreal, Canada 15-19/05/2017	CPA	3,590.28	1,758.56
E. Booth (Committee Secretary)	Wellington, New Zealand 13/06 - 07/07/2016	Staff Exchange Program	1,196.72
M. Ries (Deputy Clerk)	Tonga 09-14/07/2016 Port Moresby, PNG 03-05/08/2016	POCC Pacific Parliamentary Partnerships	1,930.21 285.03	3,985.67
N. Laurie (Clerk)	London, England 18-28/11/2016	CPA	14,879.22
L. Clare (First Clerk Assistant)	Cook Island 27/11-02/12/2016	CPA	4,337.85
J. Dewar (Committee Secretary)	Pittsburgh, Chicago 11-21/02/2017	Select Committee	13,399.13

The Queensland Parliamentary Service 2015-2016 Annual Report was tabled on 29 September 2016 and is available below-

The Annual report requirements for Queensland government agencies' requires that the following additional information be published online.

1. Consultancies
2. Overseas travel.

Consultancies contribute expertise as required by the Parliamentary Service. The following consultancy projects occurred in 2015-2016:

Name of officer (position)	Destination (dates)	Reason for travel	Agency cost	Contribution
M. Ries (Deputy Clerk) A. Honeyman (Research Director) D. Cooper (Research Director) D. Jeffrey (Research Director)	Wellington New Zealand (8-22 Jan 2016)	Australia New Zealand Association of Clerks-at-the-Table (ANZACATT) conference.	$9,669.84	N/A
K. Holden (Research Director)	Wellington, New Zealand (30 Sep - 3 Oct 2015)	Australasian Study of Parliament Group (ASPG) conference	$2,166.22	N/A
A. Groth (Team Leader - Education and Liaison)	Wellington, New Zealand (12-14 Oct 2015)	Australasian Parliamentary Educators' Conference	$2,198.70	N/A
M. Watkin (Sergeant-at-Arms)	London, England (27 - 31 Jul 2015)	Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA)	$5,157.31	N/A
E. Booth (Inquiry Secretary)	Wellington, New Zealand (13 Jun - 7 Jul 2016)	Staff Exchange Program	$7,048.32	N/A