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Exemption request form

Template | June 2025–current

CurrentNon-mandated

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

Business process classification framework

Framework | July 2024–current

CurrentNon-mandated

Organisations seek to understand their business processes in a consistent way, and a business process classification framework can provide standard definitions and terminology to ensure that everyone in your business is speaking the same 'business process' language.

QGAF templates

Template | August 2017–current

CurrentNon-mandated

Queensland Government Authentication Framework templates

Records governance policy

Policy | January 2022–current

CurrentNon-mandated

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.

QGEA framework templates

Template | July 2023–July 2023

RepealedNon-mandated

The QGEA framework activities are supported by artefacts which help to present architecture content, and uplift architecture practice across government.

Websites policy (IS26) (Repealed)

Policy | February 2017–February 2022

RepealedNon-mandated

Repealed on 9 February 2022.Please see Digital services policy and associated documents

Use of the word architect factsheet

Factsheet | July 2019–November 2024

RepealedNon-mandated

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).

Retention and disposal of public records (IS31) (Repealed)

Policy | June 2009–June 2018

RepealedNon-mandated

This policy was repealed on 6 June 2018.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.

Reducing password frustration guideline

Guideline | January 2025–current

CurrentNon-mandated

Password frustration can be experienced by computer users who are required to remember multiple usernames and passwords, and is compounded when passwords must be changed frequently.

Patch management guideline (Repealed)

Guideline | September 2010–July 2019

RepealedNon-mandated

This guideline was repealed on 11 July 2019. The Queensland Government expects that all software will be maintained to a level that is both supportable and maintainable in order to minimise the Queensland Government’s exposure to business risks associated with flaws in software assets