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ICT Strategy and action plan (Superseded)

Strategy | June 2013–July 2017

SupersededNon-mandated

Queensland Government ICT strategy 2013–17

Unified communication policy (Repealed)

Policy | June 2012–October 2019

RepealedNon-mandated

This policy was repealed on 10 October 2019. This policy states Queensland Government’s approach to managing unified communications – a term that also encompasses internet protocol (IP) telephony.

Predetermining the release status of information

Guideline | February 2018–November 2024

RepealedNon-mandated

Guideline on the determining the release status of information.

Hardware currency guideline

Guideline | April 2019–current

CurrentNon-mandated

The Hardware currency guideline supports agencies when implementing the Hardware currency policy.

Business service classification framework

Framework | November 2025–current

CurrentNon-mandated

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.

Examples of authorised and unauthorised use

Example | July 2009–November 2024

RepealedNon-mandated

A fact sheet of examples of authorised and unauthorised use of ICT facilities and devices for reference.

Information quality framework guideline

Guideline | February 2014–November 2024

RepealedNon-mandated

The information quality framework guideline will provide agencies with a standardised way to assess the quality of their information to support information sharing across all Queensland Government agencies.

Web services interoperability policy (Repealed)

Policy | October 2013–August 2019

RepealedNon-mandated

This policy was repealed on 7 August 2019. This policy specifies technical requirements to ensure that web services are interoperable within the Queensland Government.

Agency information security attestation statement example

Template | June 2025–current

CurrentNon-mandated

To assist agencies in their 2024-2025 Information and cyber security policy (IS18) reporting.

Print services guideline

Guideline | May 2023–current

CurrentNon-mandated

This guideline provides information and advice for Queensland Government departments to consider when implementing print services.