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Politicians and Government departments with whom you may wish to communicate about your scientific issue

Persons name Level of gov. Department or


committee name
Mission of dept.
Jon Black
Director-General
Environment and Heritage
Protection
The department aims to be the most responsive and
respected environment and heritage protection
agency in Australia, and is responsible for managing
the health of the environment to protect Queenslands
unique ecosystems, including its landscapes and
waterways, as well as its native plants and animals and
biodiversity.
Sue Rickerby

Director-General Science, Information
Technology, Innovation
and the Arts
We aim to:
develop and coordinate science and ICT policy
across the Queensland Government
develop a whole-of-government approach on
innovation as a key enabler of the knowledge
economy
support and invest in research and
development to meet the state's future
challenges
build a strong relationship with key innovation
and ICT industry stakeholders
improve government service delivery through
efficient use of information and
communications technology services and
shared services
help Queensland businesses and consumers to
benefit from current and emerging digital
technologies and services
build a strong and diverse arts and cultural
sector in Queensland
manage the state's intellectual property policy
and assets.
Steve Dickson Minister National Parks,
Recreation, Sport and
Racing
QPWS is charged with the protection and presentation
of Queenslands parks and forests. Careful
management is required to protect our parks and
forests and safeguard the values that make them
important refuges for maintaining biodiversity and
vital green spaces and marine areas for our enjoyment.
Jack Noye Director- General Agriculture, Fisheries and
Forestry
An efficient, innovative, resilient and profitable
agriculture, fisheries and forestry sector that thrives
for the long-term.
Lawrence Springborg Minister for Health

Health
Provide leadership and direction for the health sector,
and create an environment that encourages
innovation and improvement in the delivery of health
services.

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