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The Queensland Regulatory Simplification Plan 2009-13 outlines how the Government will review the existing stock of Queensland regulation to achieve the Queensland Government's initial target for reducing the compliance burden to business and the administrative burden to government by $150 million per year by the end of 2012-13. Agencies are participating in one of two 3-year review phases beginning in 2009 (Phase 1) or 2010 (Phase 2).
Agency regulatory simplification plans are a way to identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary and excessive legislative requirements, and streamline administrative and procurement processes. The aim is to give time and money back to business, community and government to invest in pursuits that promote productivity, facilitate innovation and increase competitiveness.
Agency regulatory simiplification plans are to be action oriented to reflect changing government priorities and stakeholder consultation. To ensure agency regulatory simplification plans address the real issues of stakeholders, we are seeking your input to inform future reform directions and development of regulatory reform initiatives to ensure they deliver significant and tangible benefits to business, community and government.
Queensland Health is a dynamic organisation committed to providing a range of services aimed at achieving good health and well-being for all Queenslanders. Through a network of 15 Health Service Districts and the Mater Hospitals, Queensland Health delivers a range of integrated services including hospital inpatient, outpatient and emergency services; community and mental health services; aged care services; and public health and health promotion programs.
The Contract Lifecycle Management System project will better support contract management activities, maximise the value of Queensland Health's contracts and enable better business planning and forecasting.
The eProcurement project is designed to realise time and cost savings through the implementation of an electronic document exchange system that will streamline the process for purchasing items listed in the Queensland Health Corporate Catalogue.
The Health (Drugs and Poisons) Legislation Review aims at replacing the current outdated legislation regulating drugs and poisons with new legislation to establish a more effective and efficient regulatory regime to protect the public.
Read the abridged Queensland Health Regulatory Simplification Plan
Submit your comments online by visiting the Agency Regulatory Simplification Plan on the Get Involved Smart State website.
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