Documents to assist agencies in asset strategic planning including guidelines, a template, and whole-of-Government approaches for consistent asset identification and establishing asset information.

Public sector agencies must ensure that the sale process is conducted in accordance with prescribed requirements and with the highest level of propriety and probity to ensure that any benefits accruing to the State are maximised. Through a methodical and well considered process, the public sector entity can ensure that the confidence of the public is safeguarded and that the sale process is successful. These Guidelines are designed to assist public sector entities in achieving these objectives.

For public sector agencies - an overview of disposal risks and what can be done to minimise them.

Financial Circulars produced by Treasury for departments and agencies for the current financial year 2007-08.

Financial Circulars produced by Treasury for departments and agencies for the previous financial year.

Financial Circulars produced by Treasury for departments and agencies for 2006-07 financial year.

The Government Energy Management Strategy supports the Government's priority of Valuing the Environment through the implementation of energy management practices within Government agencies. It encourages agencies to adopt improved practices, which contribute to efficiencies in energy use, reduce greenhouse emissions and generate financial savings for the Government. Agencies are required to report annually of progress, as part of asset strategic planning process.

The Government Land Policies contains whole-of-government policies and guidelines which must be complied with by all State agencies which deal with Government property. The Department of Natural Resources and Mines is responsible for the policies, which may be accessed by the link above or through the Government Asset Management System (GAMS).

The Non-Current Asset Policies for the Queensland Public Sector are mandatory for departments and statutory bodies and apply from 1 July 2005.

Information on the Public Private Partnerships Policy and the Value for Money Framework.