The Queensland Budget 2024–25 includes a capital program of $107.3 billion over the 4 years to 2027–28.

The government plans to use the private sector to manage and deliver some of these projects.

It is therefore crucial that public sector entities manage risks through the life cycle of these projects to ensure successful delivery. This can be achieved through the appropriate transfer of risk to another party to manage. The key frameworks to manage these risks are set by the Department of State Development and Infrastructure, and the Department of Housing, Local Government, Planning and Public Works.

Audit Objective

This audit will assess how the Department of Transport and Main Roads and Queensland Health identify, transfer and manage risks in selected infrastructure projects.

Who we might audit

• Department of State Development and Infrastructure
• Department of Housing, Local Government, Planning and Public Works
• Department of Transport and Main Roads
• Queensland Health.

Area of focus
Infrastructure investment
Parliamentary Committee
Housing, Big Build and Manufacturing Committee
Planned
Anticipated tabling: to be advised