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About our reviews
Conducting reviews is part of the Commission’s functions to promote an understanding of human rights and review the practices and services of public entities in relation to their compatibility with human rights. Reviews are separate from our complaint handling work and may be initiated by government referral, inquiry recommendations, or consultation with organisations or community.
Completed reviews
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Building Belonging: Review of Queensland’s Anti-Discrimination Act
A comprehensive review of Queensland’s discrimination laws—the first in 30 years—exploring how the Act can better reflect the needs of a modern, inclusive society. -
Review of workplace equality in the Queensland Police Service
This review focuses on improving recruitment and retention of women, First Nations people, and culturally diverse officers in the Queensland Police Service (QPS), following a key recommendation from the Commission of Inquiry into QPS responses to domestic and family violence. -
Stripped of our Dignity: Human rights review of strip searching in prisons
A review into the use of strip searches on women in Queensland prisons, with recommendations to make search practices more compatible with human rights and trauma-informed.