Disclosure log

The Right to Information team in Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning provides right to information services to the following agencies and Ministers:

  • Deputy Premier, Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning and Minister for Industrial Relations (in relation to applications concerning the state development, infrastructure and planning portfolio responsibilities)
  • Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning; and
  • The Coordinator-General.

Our disclosure log provides details about applications made under the Right to Information Act 2009 (the RTI Act), in the past seven years, to the ministers and agencies listed above (as well as for earlier iterations of the departments and their responsible former ministers).

Our disclosure log is managed in accordance with sections 78A and 78B of the RTI Act.

Under the RTI Act, information must be deleted from any document or information published on the disclosure log if:

  • its publication is prevented by law
  • it may be defamatory
  • its inclusion in a disclosure log would unreasonably invade an individual’s privacy
  • it is information of a confidential nature that was communicated in confidence or that is protected from disclosure under a contract, or its disclosure would allow such information to be ascertained; or
  • its inclusion in a disclosure log would cause substantial harm to an entity.

Some documents may have details removed, or pages that are blank, because information is either irrelevant or exempt from release under the RTI Act. Other information may also be deleted from documents, or not be included on the disclosure log, in accordance with the legislation and/or the Ministerial Guidelines (reasons are stated in the relevant application entry).

The disclosure log is updated after applications are finalised.

If you have any questions about the disclosure log, or need documents in a format different to the published format, please contact the Right to Information team on (07) 3452 6949 or by email at RTI@dsdilgp.qld.gov.au.

Changes to the RTI Act that commenced on 1 July 2025 introduced new requirements for managing disclosure logs. As a result of these changes, names of applicants and any entity to benefit or use the information are no longer published for valid applications made after 1 July 2025. Disclosure log entries for applications made prior to 1 July 2025 are managed in accordance the legislation as it applied before the changes came into effect.

Notes:

  1. The information or document(s) has not been published to the disclosure log because no documents were released, or documents contain personal information of the applicant.
  2. The information or document(s) has not been published to the disclosure log because publication would unreasonably invade a person’s privacy.
  3. The information or document(s) has not been published to the disclosure log because information is of a confidential nature that was communicated in confidence or protected from disclosure under a contract, or disclosure would allow such information to be ascertained.
  4. The information or document(s) has not been published to the disclosure log because publication may be defamatory.
  5. The information or document(s) has not been published to the disclosure log because publication would unreasonably cause substantial harm to an entity.
  6. The information or document(s) has not been published to the disclosure log because publication is prevented by law.
  7. The information or document(s) has not been published to the disclosure log because publication is not provided for by section 78A of the RTI Act.

Last updated: 09 Jul 2025