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Principles for the official use of Click-to-Chat as a channel

Principle | June 2018–current

This principles document provides best practice guidance on what agencies who currently use Click-to-Chat should be doing when interacting with customers via this channel to ensure improved customer experience and a more consistent service experience

Principles for the design, development and deployment of mobile apps

Principle | June 2018–current

This document is to support a consistent approach for the design, development and deployment of mobile apps to make it easier for customers to access government information, services and campaigns.

Grants, frontline service procurement and other assistance data policy

Policy | October 2019–current

Defining a set of common data attributes for the reporting and publication of grants, frontline service procurement and other assistance data.

Requirements

All departments must collect the core data elements defined for grants, frontline service procurement and other assistance program and expenditure data.

ICT profiling standard

Standard | June 2026–current

An ongoing program of data gathering and analysis to obtain insights into the current state of ICT investments and make smarter investment choices and identify opportunities for leveraging existing investment, capability and expertise

Portfolio, program and project management and assurance policy

Policy | June 2024–current

The adoption of portfolio, program and project management strengthens governance and assurance practices of digital and ICT-enabled initiatives which improves the successful delivery of public services across Queensland Government.

Requirements

Effective and consistent portfolio, program and project management.
Structured, effective and consistent portfolio, program and project assurance.
Structured, effective and consistent portfolio, program and/or project office model.

Use of core and common information and technology solutions policy

Policy | June 2024–current

Ensuring Queensland Government maximises the value and aggregated purchasing power for reusable information and technology solutions across agencies

Requirements

Agencies must apply the Core and common framework when implementing solutions to support business capabilities.
Agencies must adopt ‘mandated’ and ‘endorsed’ core and common solutions when implementing business capabilities.
Agencies must consider ‘identified’ core and common solutions when implementing business capabilities.
Agencies must not implement ‘restricted’ solutions.
‘Mandated’ and ‘endorsed’ core and common solutions must be approved for whole-of-government use with a concept of operations.

Shared service policy

Policy | August 2024–current

The Shared service policy details Queensland Government's strategy for adopting shared service to improve public service and encourage departmental collaboration.

Requirements

Services must be outcomes-focused.
Shared service must be considered from the start.
Shared service is a partnership (one-government).
Shared service must have proven comparable value.
Employees as experts.

Artificial intelligence governance policy

Policy | August 2026–current

Ensuring departments strategic planning for AI demonstrates a structured and consistent approach when evaluating AI solutions for transparency, accountability, and risk.

Requirements

Agencies must establish AI governance arrangements with regard to ISO 38507.
Agencies must align to Australia’s AI Ethics Principles by applying the FAIRA as a consistent and evidence-based process to evaluate the transparency, accountability, and risk associated with AI across its lifecycle.

Digital identity and verifiable credential policy

Policy | January 2025–current

Enabling agencies to leverage credentials and identities established across public and private sectors.

Requirements

Agencies must leverage and accept existing credentials and/or identities for authentication purposes.
Agencies must support credential and/or identity strength to be elevated, commensurate with business risks.
Agencies must provide credential and identity information assertions in a standard interoperable format.
Agencies must ensure identities are secured and apply privacy preserving measures.
Agencies must ensure that customers that do not have a digital identity, have alternate pathways/channels to access services.

Enterprise resource planning policy

Policy | January 2025–current

Requirements

Agencies must align ERP initiatives and investments to the whole of Queensland Government ERP Strategy.