The committee has the following areas of responsibility—
(a) the ethical conduct of members;
(b) parliamentary powers, rights and immunities;
(c) standing rules and orders about the conduct of business by, and the practices and the procedures of, the Assembly and its committees;
(d) any other matters for which the committee is given
The Economics and Governance Committee was established by the Queensland Legislative Assembly on 15 February 2018 as a portfolio committee with responsibility for the following areas: Premier and Cabinet, and Trade; Treasury; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships; Local Government, Racing and Multicultural Affairs.
The Education, Employment and Small Business Committee was established by the Queensland Legislative Assembly on 15 February 2018 as a portfolio committee with responsibility for the following areas: Education
Industrial Relations; Employment and Small Business; Training and Skills Development.
The committee’s areas of responsibility as set out in section 104B of the Parliament of Queensland Act 2001 are as follows: dealing with complaints about the ethical conduct of particular members; and dealing with alleged breaches of parliamentary privilege by members of the Assembly and other persons.
The committee has responsibility for Health and Ambulance Services, Communities, Women, Youth and Child Safety, Domestic and Family Violence Prevention and Disability Services and Seniors.
The Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee was established by the Queensland Legislative Assembly on 15 February 2018 as a portfolio committee with responsibility for the following areas: Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Queensland Police Service, Queensland Corrective Services, and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services.
The Natural Resources, Agricultural Industry Development and Environment Committee was established by the Queensland Legislative Assembly on 21 May 2020 as a portfolio committee with responsibility for the following areas: Natural Resources, Mines and Energy; Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries; Environment and the Great Barrier Reef, Science and the Arts.
The principal functions of the committee are:
• to monitor and review the performance of the functions of the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC);
• to report to Parliament on matters relevant to the CCC; and
• to participate in the selection of Commissioners of the CCC.
The State Development, Tourism, Innovation and Manufacturing Committee was established by the Queensland Legislative Assembly on 21 May 2020 as a portfolio committee with responsibility for the following areas: State Development, Tourism and Innovation, Regional Development and Manufacturing.
The Transport and Public Works Committee was established by the Queensland Legislative Assembly on 15 February 2018 as a portfolio committee with responsibility for the following areas: Transport and Main Roads; Housing, Public Works, Digital Technology and Sport