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Public servants awaiting their estimates during a grilling session

Top Queensland public servants faced awkward grilling during the Crisafulli government’s second block of estimates.

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Key points

From Theage’s report
  • Top Queensland public servants face awkward grilling during the Crisafulli government’s second block of estimates.
  • Child Safety Minister Amanda Camm and DG Belinda Drew will front estimates amid domestic violence funding scrutiny.
  • IT program Unify rollout failures and vulnerable children sleeping on mattresses will likely draw heated questions.
  • Public Sector Commissioner David Mackie offloaded shares in a third uranium miner late last month.
  • Human rights commissioner Debbie Platz’s office again withheld submission on Queensland’s “circuit breaker” youth sentencing bill.

Why it matters. Child Safety Minister Amanda Camm and DG Belinda Drew will answer domestic violence funding questions, including IT program Unify rollout failures.

What to watch. Follow additional questioning about vulnerable children sleeping on mattresses, and note David Mackie’s uranium miner share sale.

Coverage

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“The public servants nervously awaiting their estimates grilling”

Key points from Theage
  • Top Queensland public servants face awkward grilling during the Crisafulli government’s second block of estimates.
  • Child Safety Minister Amanda Camm and DG Belinda Drew will front estimates amid domestic violence funding scrutiny.
  • IT program Unify rollout failures and vulnerable children sleeping on mattresses will likely draw heated questions.
  • Public Sector Commissioner David Mackie offloaded shares in a third uranium miner late last month.
  • Human rights commissioner Debbie Platz’s office again withheld submission on Queensland’s “circuit breaker” youth sentencing bill.
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“The public servants nervously awaiting their estimates grilling”

Key points from Smh
  • Queensland public servants face grilling in Crisafulli government’s second block of estimates this week.
  • Amanda Camm will front estimates with DG Belinda Drew over domestic and family violence funding issues.
  • Department of Racing boss Andrew Hopper may be questioned after Kim Kelly quit and criticized independence.
  • Public Sector Commissioner David Mackie offloaded uranium shares, leaving his disclosed interest in companies at nil.
  • Human rights watchdog Debbie Platz stopped short of parliamentary engagement on sentencing reform bill details.
SourceSmhAustraliaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Smh

Coverage

Oldest first · UTC
SourceTheageAustraliaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Theage“The public servants nervously awaiting their estimates grilling”
Key points from Theage
  • Top Queensland public servants face awkward grilling during the Crisafulli government’s second block of estimates.
  • Child Safety Minister Amanda Camm and DG Belinda Drew will front estimates amid domestic violence funding scrutiny.
  • IT program Unify rollout failures and vulnerable children sleeping on mattresses will likely draw heated questions.
  • Public Sector Commissioner David Mackie offloaded shares in a third uranium miner late last month.
  • Human rights commissioner Debbie Platz’s office again withheld submission on Queensland’s “circuit breaker” youth sentencing bill.
SourceSmhAustraliaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedRead at Smh“The public servants nervously awaiting their estimates grilling”
Key points from Smh
  • Queensland public servants face grilling in Crisafulli government’s second block of estimates this week.
  • Amanda Camm will front estimates with DG Belinda Drew over domestic and family violence funding issues.
  • Department of Racing boss Andrew Hopper may be questioned after Kim Kelly quit and criticized independence.
  • Public Sector Commissioner David Mackie offloaded uranium shares, leaving his disclosed interest in companies at nil.
  • Human rights watchdog Debbie Platz stopped short of parliamentary engagement on sentencing reform bill details.

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