Business branches
Treasury business branches work in partnership with other government agencies and stakeholders to provide advice on policy development, budget management, and risk management assessment; implement and review corporatisation and commercialisation policy and microeconomic reform (including legislative reviews under National Competition Policy); and provide evaluation and advice on major infrastructure development proposals.
Each business branch has a specific industry focus and seeks to build strong partnerships and strategic alliances with agencies as well as providing a single point of contact.
Education and Justice
For further information
- Phone: +61 7 3224 8064
- info@treasury.qld.gov.au
The Education and Justice Branch works with the Departments of Education and the Arts, Employment and Training, Industrial Relations, Corrective Services, Emergency Services, Justice and Attorney-General, Queensland Police Service, Queensland Electoral Commission and the Public Trust Office. It also works with statutory bodies linked to these Agencies.
Health and Community Services
For further information
- Phone: +61 7 3225 8460
- info@treasury.qld.gov.au
The Health and Community Services branch works with Queensland Health, Department of Child Safety, ATSI Policy, Department of Housing, Department of Communities, Disability Services Queensland, Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development. It also works with the statutory bodies of the Residential Tenancies Authority and the Building Services Authority.
Resources
For further information
- Phone: +61 7 3224 4172
- info@treasury.qld.gov.au
The Resources branch works with the Departments of Natural Resources and Water, Mines and Energy, Primary Industries and Fisheries, Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation, the Environment Protection Agency, DPI Forestry, Safefood Queensland, Queensland Rural Adjustment Authority and the Office of Urban Management.
Transport and Industry
For further information
- Phone: +61 7 3247 4741
- info@treasury.qld.gov.au
The Transport and Industry branch works with Department of Main Roads, Department of the Premier and Cabinet, Department of Public Works, Department of State Development and Innovation, Queensland Treasury and Queensland Transport.
Treasury's branches use Office of Economic and Statistical Research statistics for information relating to demography, the environment, gambling and social statistics on health, employment, education, housing and crime.
A valuable resource used by the business branches is the Premier's policy scan which provides snapshot reports on long-term or emerging policy issues or trends with implications for Queensland.
Websites of the agencies above can be found on the Queensland Government website.
Last reviewed 7 August 2009
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