The Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act) gives the public a right to access government held information. All valid Right to Information (RTI) applications received by Queensland Treasury will be published on the disclosure log.
The Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act) gives the public a right to access government held information. All valid Right to Information (RTI) applications received by Queensland Treasury will be published on the disclosure log.
Information will be published on the disclosure log in three stages:
Stage one:
As soon as practical following receipt of a valid RTI application, Queensland Treasury will publish:
The status field of the disclosure log will contain the words “application being processed”.
Stage two:
Queensland Treasury will wait until the applicant accesses the information and all appeal rights have expired before publishing the information in stage three. However, we will provide a status update to help the public track the application.
Stage three:
Once the applicant has accessed the information and all appeal rights have expired, Queensland Treasury will publish the following information:
The RTI Act prevents Queensland Treasury from publishing some information. Where this has occurred, a black box will be placed over the information and list the relevant section of the legislation relied on to remove the information.
It will look like this:
Use the table below to identify why the information has been removed:
RTI Act section | Reason for removal |
s. 78B(2)(a) | Publication of the information is prevented by law |
s. 78B(2)(b) | Publication of the information is prevented as it may be defamatory |
s. 78B(2)(c) | Publication of the information would unreasonably invade an individual’s privacy |
s. 78B(2)(d) | Publication of the information would reveal confidential information |
s. 78B(2)(e) | Publication of the information would cause substantial harm to an entity |
If the applicant does not access the document within the access period, then details of the documents and information about how you can access this information will be included in the disclosure log.
Links to documents older than 6 months old will be removed from the disclosure log however, access to the information can still be obtained by emailing rtiadmin@treasury.qld.gov.au or calling (07) 3035 1863.
Our search tool allows you to search disclosure log entries from 1 July 2019. To access documents prior to this date, please email rtiadmin@treasury.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3035 1863.
Briefing notes, meeting notes, emails, calendar entries in relation to a meeting/phone call between lobbyist Anacta Strategies, on behalf of client Imperium Tourism Holdings, and the Executive General Manager, Strategic Initiatives Group, Queensland Treasury on 29 April 2020.
Date range: 1 April 2020 to 31 May 2020.
Application finalised.
Application made to the Office of the Treasurer and Minister for Investment
Emails (work or personal), messaging apps, briefing notes, internal memos or diary entries to or from Evan Moorhead and/or David Nelson; and
Emails (work or personal), messaging apps, briefing notes, internal memos or diary entries in relation to Anacta Strategies. Date range: 1 March 2020 to 15 October 2020.
Application finalised. No documents located.
1. Emails to or from the Minister?s Office mentioning Jim (James) Soorley, or Wilson's/Wilsons/Wilsons' Boathouse, Jedid;
2. Emails to or from the minister's caucus liaison/representative mentioning Jim (James) Soorley, or Wilson's/Wilsons/Wilsons' Boathouse, Jedid;
3. Messages on minister's mobile phone/apps on phone to or from the minister mentioning Jim (James) Soorley, or Wilson's/Wilsons/Wilsons' Boathouse, Jedid; and
4. Messages on the caucus liaison/representative's mobile phone/apps on phone to or from the liaison/representative mentioning Jim (James) Soorley, or Wilson's/Wilsons/Wilsons' Boathouse, Jedid.
Timeframes: 2 March 2018 to 21 March 2018 and 7 August 2018 to 24 August 2018.