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2020-11-10 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 NOVEMBER 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Programs – Online public
programs: 15 (667 attended); in-
house programs 4 (153
attended)
Published 2 exhibition
catalogues (printed and online)
Produced 3 exhibition videos
Risk assessments completed for the
return of each new service element,
to ensure Covid-10 government
guidelines are met and safe services
are provided
Annual State Library of Queensland
Statistical reporting completed
LOCAL LAWS
Manage Local Laws Compliance 964 customer requests Continuing to conduct early patrols Post Covid-19: Re-commence
28 reported dog attacks to address illegal camping, animal school lectures and introduce
29 proactive patrols undertaken related offences and unlawful community group lectures on
2,230 Local Laws Infringements prescribed activities in-line with responsible pet ownership and
issued: (approx 700 less than Covid-19 reduced enforcement safety around animals
previous ¼ due to continued Covid- Monitor budget adjustments due to Monitor budget implications from
19 relaxation on enforcement) lost revenue and increased Covid-19
o 46 Animal infringements expenses in PPE Monitor and review compliance
o 189 Restricted activity – Explore and review new options in areas
camping operational processes to maintain Evaluate required Pound
o 1995 Parking infringements service delivery and customer improvements
197 Appeals assessed (90% satisfaction Training and supporting new staff as
increase since last ¼ likely reflects Ensuring all staff adhere to WH&S we ease back towards full
financial pressures in community requirements for Covid-19 operational capacity
during current COVID crisis) Return to 2 patrols areas (coastal
430 new dog registrations (26% and hinterland) with officers working
increase over last ¼) 2 up again as COVID vehicle use
Transition to mixed arrangement of guidelines have relaxed slightly
staff working from office and home, Supporting other agencies with inter-
on rotating rostered basis (within agency operations eg QPS and
COVID guidelines) to aid QPWS
communication and collaboration
within team
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