QueenslandIconicQueenslandPlacesAct2008IconicQueenslandPlacesRegulation2008Reprinted as in force on 18 December
2009Reprint No. 1AThis reprint is
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Iconic Queensland Places Regulation
2008Part 1 Preliminary[s 1]Iconic
Queensland Places Regulation 2008[as amended by
all amendments that commenced on or before 18 December2009]Part 1Preliminary1Short
titleThis regulation may be cited as theIconic Queensland PlacesRegulation
2008.2DefinitionsThe dictionary in
schedule 3 defines particular words used inthis Act.Part
2Conflicts of interest3Recording of conflict of interest(1)This section applies if a member has a
conflict of interest, orcould reasonably be taken to have a
conflict of interest, in anissue being considered or to be
considered at a meeting of themember’s
panel.(2)For subsection (1), a member has a
conflict of interest in anissueifthereisaconflictbetweenthemember’sprivateinterest and the honest performance of the
member’s role as amember of a panel exercising its functions
under part 4 of theAct.(3)Themembermustdeclaretheconflictofinteresttothemeeting.Reprint 1A
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008Part 3 Register of
interests[s 4]Maximum penalty—20 penalty
units.(4)Thepanelmustensurethedeclarationisrecordedintheminutes for the meeting.(5)The record must include—(a)the nature of the conflict of interest
as described by themember; and(b)how
the member dealt with the conflict of interest; and(c)ifthemembervotedontheissue—howthemembervoted.(6)In this section—conflict of
interest, for a member in an issue, does not
includea conflict of interest arising out of a
material personal interestthe member has in the issue under
section 36 of the Act.privateinterestincludesbothpecuniaryandnon-pecuniaryinterests.Part
3Register of interests4Meaning ofrelatedto a
member for pt 3For this part, a person isrelatedto a member
if—(a)the person is the member’s spouse;
or(b)thepersonistotallyorsubstantiallydependentonthemember
and—(i)the person is the member’s child;
or(ii)the person’s affairs are so closely
connected withthe affairs of the member that a benefit
derived bythe person, or a substantial part of it,
could pass tothe member.Page 4Reprint 1A effective 18 December
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2008Part 3 Register of interests[s
5]5Registers of interests(1)The chief executive must keep—(a)a register of interests of each
member; and(b)aregisterofinterestsofeachpersonwhoisarelatedperson in relation to the member.(2)A register—(a)must
relate to only 1 person; and(b)must
contain the financial and non-financial particularsprescribed under this part.(3)Subsection (4) applies if a member
knows—(a)of an interest that the chief
executive must record in aregister of interests kept under
subsection (1) in relationto the member or a related person;
or(b)that particulars of an interest
recorded in a register keptundersubsection(1)inrelationtothememberorarelated person
are no longer correct.(4)The member must
tell the chief executive of the interest, orthe correct
particulars, as provided for under subsections (5)and
(6).Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.(5)The member must tell the chief
executive of the interest, orthe correct
particulars of the interest, within 30 days after themember knows of the interest or correct
particulars.(6)The member may tell the chief
executive by giving the chiefexecutiveastatementofinterests,oranoticeofcorrectparticulars, in
the way the chief executive directs.6Financial and non-financial particulars for
registers(1)Forthispart,thefinancialandnon-financialparticularsarestated in schedule 1.(2)A
register of interests of a member must contain particularsabout
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interests[s 7](a)alone; or(b)jointly or in common with a related
person.(3)Aregisterofinterestsofarelatedpersonmustcontainparticulars about
interests held only by the related person—(a)alone; or(b)jointly or in common with the member.(4)However, if a member’s interests that
are held jointly or incommon with a related person are
included in the register ofthe member’s interests, the interests
need not be included inthe register of interests of the
related person.(5)For applying schedule 1, a member or
related person receivesasponsored
hospitality benefitif—(a)the member or
related person (other than the member inan official
capacity as a member)—(i)undertakes
travel; or(ii)uses accommodation; and(b)acontribution,whetherfinancialornon-financial,forthecostofthetraveloraccommodationismadebysomeone other
than the member or related person.7Access to registers(1)A
register of member’s interests is open to inspection.(2)A register of interests of a person
related to a member is notopen to inspection other than by the
following—(a)any other member of the member’s
panel;(b)the chief executive;(c)a person permitted by law to have
access to informationin the register, or the person’s
agent.(3)A person seeking access to a register
must apply in writing tothe chief executive.(4)The chief executive must
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2008Part 3 Register of interests[s
8](a)the name and home or business address
of each persongiven access to the register; and(b)the day the access is given.(5)Thechiefexecutivemustadviseamemberofanyaccessgiven to the
member’s register and any register of a relatedperson of the
member.(6)Subsections(3)to(5)donotapplytotheaccessingofinformation included in a register of
member’s interests if theinformation relates to any of the
following—(a)gifts received;(b)hospitality benefits received;(c)memberships of organisations.(7)The chief executive must ensure the
information included inthe register of member’s interests
about a matter mentioned insubsection (6) is made
available—(a)to any member of the public who asks
to see it; and(b)bybeingdisplayed,assoonaspracticableafteritisreceived, on the
department’s website.(8)A person must not
knowingly disclose information obtainedfrom a register
under this part if it is not a true copy, or a fairsummary, of the particulars in the
register.Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.(9)A person must not knowingly disclose
information obtainedfromaregistermentionedinsubsection(2)otherthantoaperson mentioned
in subsection (2)(b) or (c).Maximum penalty
for subsection (9)—20 penalty units.8Queries on contents of register(1)A person who suspects on reasonable
grounds that a registerdoes not contain particulars that
should be in the register mayinform the chief
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008Part 4 Code of
conduct[s 9](2)Thechiefexecutivemustimmediatelyinformthememberconcerned.(3)The member must, within 30 days of
being informed—(a)establishwhethertheregistershouldbeamendedtomake
it a true record of fact; and(b)iftheregistershouldbeamended—givethechiefexecutive the
appropriate particulars in writing.(4)If
the member establishes that the register does not need to beamended, the member must—(a)completeastatutorydeclarationtotheeffectthattheparticulars in the register are a true
record of fact; and(b)give the statutory declaration to the
chief executive.Part 4Code of
conduct9References in pt 4 to panel members
code of conductbreachesIn this part, a
reference to a breach of a panel members codeof conduct
includes, in the context of a complaint about anallegedbreachofthecodeofconduct,areferencetothealleged breach.10Compliance with code of conductAmembermustcomplywiththeobligationsstatedinthepanel members
code of conduct.Notes—1This part provides for enforcing the
code of conduct, including byimposing a
penalty under section 19.2Also, if an act
or omission that is a breach of the code of conduct isan
offence under an Act, proceedings may be taken for the
offence.Page 8Reprint 1A
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2008Part 4 Code of conduct[s 11]11Requirement to adopt code of conduct
for members(1)The Minister must adopt a code of
conduct for members thatcomplieswiththerequirementsofthispartassoonaspracticable after
the commencement of this section.(2)TheadoptionbytheMinisterofapanelmemberscodeofconduct must be
notified in a newspaper circulating generallyin the
State.(3)The notification must include
information about how a copyof the code of
conduct may be inspected.12Panel members
code of conduct to be available forinspectionThe
chief executive must—(a)ensurethepanelmemberscodeofconductisopentoinspection; and(b)assoonaspracticableafteritisadopted,ensurethepanelmemberscodeofconductisdisplayedonthedepartment’s website.13Application and duration of code of
conduct(1)The panel members code of conduct
applies to all members inperforming the duties of their office
as a member.(2)The panel members code of conduct has
effect until anotherpanel members code of conduct is adopted and
notified by theMinister.(3)Subsection (2) does not stop the Minister
from adopting andnotifying amendments to the panel members
code of conduct.14Statutory and additional obligations
of members(1)A panel members code of conduct
must—(a)identify each statutory obligation for
members for whichthe Act provides a penalty for contravening;
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conduct[s 15](b)identify each statutory obligation for
members for whichthe Act does not provide a penalty for
contravening.(2)Thecodemaystateadditionalethicalandbehaviouralobligations with
which members must comply.(3)An obligation
mentioned in subsection (2) must—(a)not
be inconsistent with a statutory obligation identifiedin
the code; and(b)bebasedon1ormoreoftheethicsprinciplesformembers stated in schedule 2.(4)Theethicsprinciplesmustbestatedinthepanelmemberscode
of conduct.15Information about making a
complaintThe panel members code of conduct must
include informationabouthowapersoncanfindouthowtomakeacomplaintabout an alleged
breach by a member of the code of conduct.16Making a complaint about a breach of the
panel memberscode of conduct(1)A
person may make a complaint about a breach of the panelmemberscodeofconductbyamemberbygivingwrittennotice of the complaint to the chief
executive.(2)Subsection(1)doesnotlimitaperson’sabilitytomakeacomplaint under theCrimeandMisconductAct2001or theOmbudsman Act
2001about a breach of the code of conductthat
is a statutory breach.17When chief
executive must deal with complaint(1)Thechiefexecutivemustdealwithacomplaintaboutastatutory breach by a member of the
panel members code ofconduct if—(a)thecomplaintismadetothechiefexecutive,andthechiefexecutiveisnotrequired,undertheCrimeandPage
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2008Part 4 Code of conduct[s 18]MisconductAct2001,tonotifytheCMCaboutthecomplaint; orNote—See theCrime and
Misconduct Act 2001, section 38 (Duty tonotifycommissionofofficialmisconduct)forthedutyofapublic official to notify the CMC of a
complaint, information ormatter that involves, or may involve,
official misconduct underthat Act.(b)a
complaint about the breach has been made to the CMCor
the ombudsman (theexternal review body) and theexternalreviewbodyhasnotifiedthechiefexecutivethat
the external review body—(i)hasdecidednottotakeaction,orhasdecidedtodiscontinueaction,inrelationtothecomplaint;and(ii)recommends the complaint be referred
to the chiefexecutive to be dealt with by the chief
executive.(2)The chief executive must deal with a
complaint made to thechief executive about a breach, other
than a statutory breach,by a member of the panel members code
of conduct.18How chief executive deals with
complaint(1)If the chief executive must deal with
a complaint, the chiefexecutivemust,assoonaspracticable,givethememberwritten
notice—(a)that a complaint about a breach by the
member has beenmade or referred to the chief executive;
and(b)stating the substance of the
complaint.(2)Unless the chief executive considers
the complaint to concerna frivolous matter or to have been
made vexatiously, the chiefexecutive deals with the complaint by
deciding—(a)whether the member breached the panel
members codeof conduct; and(b)whether to impose a penalty on the
member.Reprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008Part 4 Code of
conduct[s 19](3)In
deciding whether the member breached the panel memberscodeofconductandwhethertoimposeapenaltyonthemember, the chief executive must
comply with the principlesof natural justice.19Penalties chief executive may
impose(1)This section applies if the chief
executive decides under thispart that a
member has breached the panel members code ofconduct.(2)Ifthechiefexecutivehasdecidedtoimposeapenalty,thechiefexecutivemayimpose1ormoreofthefollowingpenalties on the
member—(a)a written reprimand;(b)suspension for a stated period from
future meetings ofthe member’s panel;(c)referenceofthechiefexecutive’sfindingsaboutthebreach to the Minister, with a
recommendation that theMinisterconsiderthemember’sremovalfromthemember’s
panel.Note—For the
Minister’s power to remove a member, see section 31 ofthe
Act and theActs Interpretation Act 1954,
section 25.(3)The maximum period of a suspension
under subsection (2)(b)mustnotincludemorethan2consecutivemeetingsofthemember’s
panel.20Indemnity for chief executive(1)The chief executive does not incur
civil liability for an act oromissiondonehonestlyandwithoutnegligenceunderthispart.(2)A
liability that would, apart from this section, attach to thechief
executive attaches instead to the State.Page 12Reprint 1A effective 18 December
2009
Iconic Queensland Places Regulation
2008Part 5 Miscellaneous[s 21]21Frivolous or vexatious
complaint(1)Thechiefexecutivemaygivenoticetoapersonthatacomplaintmadebythepersonaboutabreachofthepanelmembers code of
conduct by a member will not be dealt withbecause it
appears—(a)to concern frivolous matter; or(b)to have been made vexatiously.(2)Thenoticemustadvisethepersonthatifthepersonagainmakesthesameorsubstantiallythesamecomplainttothechiefexecutivethepersoncommitsanoffenceundersubsection (3).(3)Apersonwho,afterreceivingthenoticementionedinsubsection (2), again makes the same
or substantially the samecomplaint to the chief executive
commits an offence.Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.(4)Itisadefencetoprovethatthecomplaintdidnotconcernfrivolous matter
and was not made vexatiously.(5)This
section does not apply in relation to a complaint about astatutorybreachoriginallymadetotheCMCortheombudsman and
referred to the chief executive under this part.Part
5Miscellaneous22Recommendation to Minister about removal
from panel(1)The chief executive may refer a member
to the Minister with arecommendationthattheMinisterconsiderthemember’sremovalfromthemember’spanelifthechiefexecutivereasonably believes that the member—(a)has been convicted of an indictable
offence; or(b)isaninsolventunderadministrationundertheCorporations Act, section 9; orReprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Miscellaneous[s 22](c)isdisqualifiedfrommanagingcorporationsundertheCorporations Act, part 2D.6; or(d)has become incapable of being a member
because of aphysical or mental incapacity.(2)Also, the chief executive may refer a
member to the Ministerwith a recommendation as mentioned in
subsection (1) if thechief executive—(a)reasonablybelievesthatthememberisguiltyofmisconduct that is of a type that could
warrant dismissalfrom the public service if the member were
an officer ofthe public service; and(b)is
satisfied that the misconduct has not otherwise beensufficiently dealt with.Page 14Reprint 1A effective 18 December
2009
Schedule 1Iconic Queensland
Places Regulation 2008Schedule 1Members’ and
related persons’particulars for registerssection 6(1)1Controlling interest in corporationTheparticularsrequiredforeachcorporationinwhichamember or related person is a shareholder or
has a controllinginterest in shares are—(a)the
corporation’s name; and(b)if the
shareholding or interest is a controlling interest inthecorporation—detailsoftheshareholdingsofthecorporation in any other corporation;
and(c)iftheshareholdingorinterestisheldinaproprietarycompanythatistheholdingcompanyofanothercorporation—(i)details of the holding company’s
investments; and(ii)the name of each corporation that is a
subsidiary ofthe holding company.2Officer of corporationTheparticularsrequiredforeachcorporationofwhichamember or related person is an officer
are—(a)the corporation’s name; and(b)the nature of the office held;
and(c)the nature of the corporation’s
activities.3Beneficial interest in trust or
nominee corporationThe particulars required for each family or
business trust ornomineecorporationinwhichamemberorrelatedpersonholds
a beneficial interest are—Reprint 1A effective 18 December
2009Page 15
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008Schedule 1(a)the name of, or a description
sufficient to identify, thetrust, or the corporation’s name;
and(b)thenatureoftheactivitiesofthetrustorcorporation;and(c)the nature of the interest.4Trustee for trustThe particulars
required for each family or business trust ofwhich a member or
related person is a trustee are—(a)the
name of, or a description sufficient to identify, thetrust; and(b)the
nature of the trust’s activities; and(c)the
name of each beneficiary of the trust, or, if the trustis a
discretionary trust, each class of persons who maybenefit under the trust.5Partnership and joint ventureThe
particulars required for each partnership or joint venturein
which a member or related person has an interest are—(a)the name of, or a description
sufficient to identify, thepartnership or joint venture;
and(b)thenatureofthepartnership’sorjointventure’sactivities; and(c)the
nature of the interest.6LandTheparticularsrequiredforalllandinwhichamemberorrelated person has an interest are—(a)the suburb or locality of the land;
and(b)the approximate size of the land;
andPage 16Reprint 1A
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2008Schedule 1(c)the
purpose for which the land is, and is intended to be,used;
and(d)the nature of the interest.7Liability(1)Theparticularsrequiredforeachliability,otherthandepartmentstoreandcreditcardaccounts,ofamember,related person,
trust or private corporation are—(a)the
nature of the liability; and(b)the
name of the creditor.(2)However,
subsection (1) does not apply to a debt that—(a)is
for an amount of $10000 or less; or(b)arises from the supply of goods or services
supplied inthe ordinary course of—(i)the
member’s or related person’s business; or(ii)the
business of the trust or private company.(3)In
this section—privatecompanymeansaproprietarycompanyinwhichamember or related person holds
securities.trustmeans a trust of
which a member or related person is abeneficiary.8Debenture and similar investmentTheparticularsrequiredforeachdebentureorsimilarinvestment held
by a member or related person are—(a)the
nature of the investment; and(b)the
name of the corporation in which the investment ismade;
and(c)the nature of the business of the
corporation.Reprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008Schedule 19Savings and investment accountTheparticularsrequiredforeachsavingsorinvestmentaccount of a
member or related person held with a financialinstitution
are—(a)the nature of the account; and(b)the name of the institution.10Gifts totalling more than $500(1)Subsection (3) applies to a gift given
by a person (adonor) toa
member or related person if—(a)for a
gift given to a member—(i)the amount or
value of the gift is more than $500;or(ii)the total amount or value of all gifts
given by thedonortothemember,duringthemember’smembership, is
more than $500; or(b)for a gift given to a related
person—(i)the amount or value of the gift is
more than $500;or(ii)the total amount
or value of all gifts given by thedonor to the
related person, during the member’smembership, is
more than $500.(2)However, subsection (3) does not apply
to a gift if—(a)for a gift given to a member—(i)the donor is the member’s friend or is
related byblood or marriage to the member (whether or
notthedonorisrelatedtothememberwithinthemeaning given by section 4 of the
regulation); and(iii)thememberissatisfiedtherecannotbetheperceptionofaconflictofinterest,financialorotherwise,relatingtothegiftthatcouldconflictwith
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Iconic Queensland Places Regulation
2008Schedule 1(b)for a
gift to a related person—the donor is the relatedperson’s friend or is related by blood or
marriage to therelated person.(3)The
particulars required for the gift are—(a)the
donor’s name; and(b)the gift’s amount or value.11Sponsored hospitality benefitThe
particulars required for each sponsored hospitality benefitreceived by a member or related person
are—(a)thesourceofthecontributionforthetraveloraccommodation; and(b)the
purpose of the benefit.12Membership of
political party, body, association andtrade or
professional organisationTheparticularsrequiredforeachpoliticalparty,bodyorassociationortradeorprofessionalorganisationofwhichamemberorrelatedpersonisamemberareitsnameandaddress.13Other
asset with value more than $5000(1)The
particulars required for each prescribed asset of a memberor
related person are sufficient details of the asset to
identifyit.(2)In this
section—prescribed asset, of a member or
related person, means eachother asset of the member or related
person with a value ofmore than $5000, other than the
following—(a)household and personal effects;(b)a motor vehicle used mainly for
personal use;(c)superannuation entitlements.Reprint 1A effective 18 December 2009Page
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008Schedule 114Other source of income more than $500
a yearThe particulars required for each other
source of income morethan$500ayearreceivedbythefollowingaresufficientdetails of the
income to identify it—(a)a member or
related person;(b)a proprietary company, or trust, in
which a member orrelated person holds securities.15Other financial or non-financial
interest(1)The particulars required for each
other interest of a member orrelated person
are sufficient details of the interest to identifyit.(2)In this
section—interest, of the member
or related person, means a financial ornon-financial
interest—(a)of which the member is aware;
and(b)thatraises,appearstoraise,orcouldraise,aconflictbetween the
member’s duty as a member and the holderof the
interest.Page 20Reprint 1A
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Schedule 2Iconic Queensland
Places Regulation 2008Schedule 2Ethics principles
for memberssection 14(3)(b)1Integrity of panel(1)It is
vital that the public has confidence in a panel’s ability toperform its functions under the Act.(2)Membersmustconductthemselvesinawaythatpromotesand maintains the
public’s trust and confidence in panels andthe appropriate
performance by panels of their functions.2Primacy of the public interest(1)Membersareappointedtoactinthepublicinterestandtomake decisions
solely in terms of the public interest.(2)Membersmusttakestepstoavoid,resolveordiscloseconflicts of
interest.3Independence of action by
membersMembersmustnotplacethemselvesunderanyfinancialobligation that
may influence them in discharging their dutiesand
responsibilities as members.4Appropriate use of information by
membersMemberswho,inthecourseofcarryingouttheirduties,receive information that is not available to
the general publicmustnotmisusethisinformation,particularlyforpersonalgain.5Transparency and scrutiny(1)It is vital that the public has
confidence in the integrity of apanel’s
decision-making processes.Reprint 1A effective 18 December
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008Schedule 2(2)Toensuretransparencyandpublicscrutinyof,andpublicconfidence in, those processes, members must
disclose theirfinancial interests.6Appropriate use of entitlementsEach
member must comply with the requirements that applyto
the member about using entitlements.Page 22Reprint 1A effective 18 December
2009
Schedule 3Iconic Queensland
Places Regulation 2008Schedule 3Dictionarysection 2CMCmeanstheCrimeandMisconductCommissionundertheCrime and Misconduct Act 2001.membermeans member of a
panel.MinistermeanstheMinisterwhoadministersthePlanningAct, chapter
6.panel members code of conductmeans
the code of conductfor members adopted and notified under part
4.related person, in relation to
a member, means a person who,under section 4,
is related to the member.sponsored hospitality benefitsee
section 6(5).statutory breach, of a panel
members code of conduct, meansabreachofastatutoryobligationidentifiedinthepanelmembers code of
conduct.statutory obligation, for a
member—(a)meansanobligationundertheActwithwhichthemember is required to comply only because of
holding,or having held, office as a member;
but(b)does not include the obligation under
part 4 to complywith the panel members code of
conduct.subsidiarysee the
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Queensland Places Regulation 2008EndnotesEndnotes1Index to endnotesPage2Date to which amendments incorporated
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incorporatedThis is the reprint date mentioned in the
Reprints Act 1992, section 5(c). Accordingly, thisreprint includes all amendments that
commenced operation on or before 18 December2009. Future
amendments of the Iconic Queensland Places Regulation 2008 may be
madein accordance with this reprint under the
Reprints Act 1992, section 49.3KeyKey to abbreviations in list of
legislation and annotationsKeyAIAamdamdtchdefdivexpgazhdginslapnotfdnumo in comorigpparaprecpresprevExplanation=Acts
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