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Retention and disposal of public records (IS31) (Repealed)

This policy was repealed on 6 June 2018. This policy is to help public authorities meet their recordkeeping obligations under the Public Records Act 2002.

Integration policy (Repealed)

This policy provides visibility over the ICT integration pathways in order to be confident about issues such as security, manageability and effectively control risk.

Unified communication (including IP telephony) report (Repealed)

This report was repealed on 10 October 2019. This report outlines a balanced approach that allows departments to meet their business requirements while still supporting whole-of-government outcomes.

Federated identity policy

The ability to readily convey trusted identity information across this ecosystem is key to supporting a digital government and seamless service delivery within Queensland Government, other jurisdictions, service delivery partners and with Queenslanders

Superseded by: Digital identity and verifiable credential policy

Foundational artificial intelligence risk assessment framework

The FAIRA framework is a transparency, accountability, and risk identification tool for evaluating AI solutions.

Initiative registration form

Registration form for Queensland Government digital and IT-enabled investments

Licence review checklist

This checklist provides guidance in the steps involved for Creative Commons licensing in Queensland Government.

Cloud computing implementation model

This implementation model outlines an approach for Queensland Government to begin the transformation to a new ICT delivery paradigm and a blueprint for the long-term adoption of commercial cloud services by government in a multi-cloud provider ecosystem

Use of the word architect factsheet

This factsheet provides information on the use of the word 'architect' in terms of information and communication technology (ICT) and business planning to ensure there is no conflict with the relevant sections of the Architects Act 2002 (Qld).

Use of core and common information and technology solutions framework

This framework provides agencies with guidance and processes to demonstrate compliance with the core and common requirements.