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Data maturity assessment tool guideline

This guideline provides agencies with a structured approach to assessing and enhancing their data capabilities.

Business service classification framework

The QGEA has adopted the classification of the functions of government - Australia from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The Business service classification framework expands on the Servicing layer defined in the Business capability reference model.

Managing cyber risks in overseas travel factsheet

This factsheet recognises and addresses the cyber risk associated with international travel which is crucial for maintaining information and cyber security. 

Use of generative AI in Queensland Government

Information management maturity development resource guideline

This guideline provides advice to help departments develop their information management maturity utilising the Information management development resource as a self-assessment tool. It may also assist in developing strategies to improve their information management practices

Use of copyright materials guideline

This guideline provides information and guidance for Queensland Government agencies regarding their obligations under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) when using third party copyright material.

Information security assurance and classification guideline

Provides advice about the quantity and quality of information security assurance that is reasonable regarding the security of information at differing business impact levels.

Exemption request form

Use this form to request an exemption from the Digital Investment Governance Framework.

Digital services assessment framework

This Digital services assessment framework provides agencies with guidance for assessing and demonstrating compliance of their digital services with the Queensland Government Digital service standard

Records governance policy

This policy sets out the foundational principles of recordkeeping for Queensland Government agencies and public authorities to meet minimum recordkeeping requirements now and into the future.