This Committee Business Schedule is correct as at 11 April 2019 but is subject to change. Please contact the relevant committee secretariat for confirmation or further details.

Sessions marked with an asterisk* will be broadcast on the Parliament’s website and shaded sessions are open to the public.

View current printable version of Committee Business Schedule.

Visitor access to committee proceedings

Important notes:  Committee proceedings (other than private proceedings) are open to the public.

Access to the Parliament for members of the public wishing to attend a public hearing or briefing is through reception on the ground level of the Parliamentary Annexe in Alice Street. Attendees will need to pass through security and must provide government issued photo identification (such as a driver's licence) as proof of identification before being allowed entry.

Please enter the meeting room only if there is a sign indicating that the room is ‘open to the public’. Please wait outside if you do not see such a sign, as the committee might be discussing something in private, or the schedule might have changed at short notice. 

Visitors to the Parliament House Annexe will experience some limitations to access around the building while we undertake some upgrades to improve public access in the long term.  Between December 2018 and early May 2019 lift access will be limited to persons who have mobility issues. For all others, access to Annexe levels 4 and above will be by stairs.

Please advise Parliamentary Security in advance of any visitors who have mobility limitations, so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

Access will continue to be available via the front of Parliament House during sitting weeks, so this will not affect members of the public wishing to view Legislative Assembly proceedings from the public gallery. We apologise for any inconvenience. 

Visitors sitting in the public gallery are advised that they may be filmed by broadcast media and / or be included in photos taken by Parliamentary Service staff for purposes including posting on the Parliament’s website or social media sites.

The Queensland Parliamentary Service is committed to protecting the images collected for this purpose
in accordance with the Information Privacy Act 2009.