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A guide for members of Parliament and their staff on working with the Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel (OQPC) to prepare private member’s legislation
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Administrative Arrangements Order
Sets out the responsibilities of ministers and their portfolios,
including the Acts they (and their departments and agencies) are
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Guidelines for drafting local laws
The Local Government Act 2009 provides for local governments, other than the Brisbane City Council, to make local laws for good rule and government in their local government areas. The City of Brisbane Act 2010 makes equivalent provision for the Brisbane City Council.
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Guidelines for drafting university statutes
Various acts establishing public universities in Queensland provide for the governing bodies of the universities to make university statutes.
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