Publications
The following is a list of Queensland Transport's corporate and organisational publications and information. More publications can be found in the A–Z index.
If the publication you seek is not listed, contact us for further information.
The annual report is an account of Queensland Transport's financial and non-financial performance and activities in 2006–07. It is the major accountability tool in our corporate governance framework. Download a copy of our current Annual Report 2006–07 or previous editions.
The Queensland Transport and Department of Main Roads budget highlights and ministerial portfolio statements.
Corporate governance framework
Corporate governance for Queensland Transport is the way the agency is led, managed and governed at all levels to achieve strategic goals and operational objectives. The Corporate Goveranance Framework highlights that corporate governance is not merely about compliance, but also about performance.
Maritime Safety Queensland's role is to protect Queensland's waterways and the people who use them—providing safer, cleaner seas. Find out more about Maritime Safety Queensland's role, employment opportunities, management and structure, reports and publications.
The privacy plan explains how Queensland Transport intends to comply with the provisions of the privacy scheme (Queensland Privacy).
QT Directions - Queensland Transport Strategic Plan 2007–11
QT Directions 2007-11 sets out our future strategic direction. Our vision, mission and key result areas set the foundation for our planning and guide our performance.
Queensland Transport Facts 2006 is an information resource on transport activities in Queensland. It includes statistical coverage of the size of activities of all the major powered transport modes in Queensland over the past 19 years, including vehicle, freight and passenger movements, and considers projected transport activities to 2014. Data on energy and fuels use, emissions and overseas-trade-related transport activity is also included.
An overview of '4 Seeable Futures 2000–2025'—scenario-based planning for the future of Queensland's transport system.
An overview of Queensland Transport's standards of service. These standards apply to anyone who has dealings with the department and also guide our staff.
Transport Portfolio Code of Practice for Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Systems
The Code of Practice provides a framework for all of Queensland Transport's portfolio agencies to develop procedures that ensure a high standard in the capture, management and release of images from Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Systems.
Last updated 10 January 2008
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