Annual Report 2025–2026

OQPC reports annually on its progress towards achieving the purposes of the Legislative Standards Act 1992, namely, to ensure that Queensland legislation is of the highest standard; an effective and efficient legislative drafting service is provided for Queensland; and Queensland legislation, and information about it, is readily available in both printed and electronic form.

OQPC's Annual Report 2025–2026 outlines the office's recent achievements in legislative drafting and access to legislation. Highlights for the year include—

• Significant legislation supporting the government’s priorities included the Transport and Other Legislation (Managing E-mobility Use and Protecting Our Communities) Amendment Bill 2026; amendments facilitating the delivery of Olympic venues and villages in the Major Sports Facilities and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025; and the Fighting Antisemitism and Keeping Guns out of the Hands of Terrorists and Criminals Amendment Bill 2026. 
• OQPC delivered the legislation program on time, producing 34 government Bills (2,143 pages), 7 private members' Bills (117 pages), 23 amendments for consideration in detail (204 pages) and 238 instruments of subordinate legislation (3,199 pages). 
• There were 629 reprints of consolidated legislation (143,957 pages), with 100% published within 3 days of commencement. This was the first time OQPC achieved a perfect result across an entire financial year.
• The Queensland legislation website recorded more than 13 million webpage views during the year, and OQPC delivered two website training sessions to support users.
• OQPC's annual survey of government clients identified that the overall satisfaction with both legislative drafting services and access to legislation once again exceeded the 90% target during the reporting period. Surveyed clients are Ministers, Chiefs of Staff, Directors-General and their department's Cabinet Legislation and Liaison Officers and senior policy officers.

Previous annual reports

OQPC's annual reports for each financial year starting from 2002–2003 are available below. These reports document the performance of the office, and trace the changes in its operating environment and strategic priorities, over time.

For the financial years 2012–2013 to 2017–2018, OQPC contributed to the annual reports of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet. OQPC's contributions to these reports also appear below.