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Local Government

The primary responsibility for the application of competition related reforms to local government rests with the Queensland Department of Local Government and Planning. The Local Government Association of Queensland also plays an important role in the implementation of competition related reforms.

For more information on the application of competition reforms to local government, go to:

• Department of Local Government and Planning
• Local Government Association of Queensland
• National Competition Policy and Queensland Local Government

Last reviewed 28 July 2008

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