Corporate Body

Queensland Health (2012 - )

State of Queensland

From
2012
Functions
Regulatory Body
Reference No
Queensland Archives ID: A11466

Summary

Queensland Health was established in 2012 and regulates the provision of health services in Queensland. In 2011 new legislation was brought in that significantly shifted the role of the Queensland government in health, this legislation saw responsibility for the delivery of public health services transferred to statutory authorities rather than Queensland government departments themselves. In 2012 the Queensland Department of Health (1963 - 2012) was renamed Queensland Health (2012 - ).

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 1935 - 1963 Queensland Health and Home Affairs Department
       1963 - 2012 Queensland Department of Health
             2012 - Queensland Health

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Elizabeth Daniels

Created: 4 June 2019, Last modified: 9 August 2023

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Kooyang - Gariwerd calendar - Late summer: late January to late March - season of eels
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