Our boards, committees and councils

Our boards, committees and councils make a valuable contribution to Queensland by providing advice to our Minister. These groups reflect the diverse community we represent—valuing different expertise, experience and backgrounds.

Why join a board?

Do you want to help the community?

Are you looking for a rewarding and productive way to get involved with government?

By joining a board, you can provide leadership, direction and advice to the government. You can also make a significant contribution to the community – we want our boards to reflect the community we serve.

To learn about Queensland Government boards, visit Join a board.

To register your interest in serving on a Queensland Government board visit Queensland Register of Nominees to Government Boards.

Our boards

We are responsible for 4 boards and committees.

These boards make a valuable contribution to Queensland by providing advice to our Minister.

Our boards include a mix of paid (regulated remuneration rates) and voluntary positions. Read about how Queensland Government boards work, including how board members are remunerated.

Note: Public sector employees, employed full-time or part-time, who are appointed as part-time chairs or members of government bodies are not to be paid daily fees or annual allowances except where this is approved by government.

Valuation objection conference chairpersons

Independent chairpersons are appointed under the Land Valuation Act 2010 to arrange and conduct valuation objection conferences, as part of the dispute resolution process for property valuations. They can be appointed for a particular local government area or for a particular conference.

• Read about valuation objection conferences and the valuation objection process.

Valuers Registration Board of Queensland

Members help establish the competencies and qualifications required for professional registration, maintain a register of members, and exercise disciplinary powers.

They are appointed under the Valuers Registration Act 1992.

• Find out more about the Valuers Registration Board and the statutory land valuations process.

Surveyors Board of Queensland

Members help establish the competencies and qualifications required for professional registration, maintain a register of members, and exercise disciplinary powers.

They are appointed under the Surveyors Act 2003.

• Find out more about the Surveyors Board and about surveying in Queensland.

Coexistence Queensland Board

The Members operate as a board and set the strategic direction. Members are responsible for implementation.

• Find out more about Coexistence Queensland.

Our councils

Queensland Manufacturing Advisory Council

The council provides the government with expert advice, focusing on advancing initiatives that help manufacturers to adopt new technologies and automation, improve efficiency and position the industry for long-term success.

• Find out more about the Queensland Manufacturing Advisory Council.

Land Access Ombudsman Advisory Council

The council provides advice to the Land Access Ombudsman on a range of policy and procedural matters. The council also has a role in monitoring the independence of the LAO and providing advice to the Minister about funding and other relevant matters.

• Find out more about the Land Access Ombudsman