Using legislative tables on this website

Our website enables users to generate point-in-time tables of current and cumulative information about Queensland legislation. The tables are automatically generated on demand from the data available on the website at the time a user runs a request.

For most of the tables, users can select a relevant date range if they wish and, most importantly, results are generated very quickly.

What tables are available?

The tables currently available are: 

• Current and point-in-time information

  • Acts in force

  • Subordinate legislation in force

  • Uncommenced Acts 

• Cumulative information

  • Bills introduced

  • Acts assented to

  • Subordinate legislation made

  • Repealed Acts

  • Repealed subordinate legislation.

How do the tables work?

• Tables for current and point-in-time information:  

  • Click the Legislative tables link.

  • From the dot point list, select the table you want to run and click the link for that table.

  • If necessary, use the calendar to adjust the end-date for your data.

    Notes:

    • The default end-date is today’s date.

    • The start date for all generated data is 1 January 1963.

    • This functionality is not available for the uncommenced Acts table.

  • For some tables, you can choose to change the way the results will be sorted—alphabetically or chronologically.

  • Click the Generate table button.

• Tables for cumulative information  

  • Click the Legislative tables link.

  • From the dot point list, select the table you want to run and click the link for that table.

  • If necessary, use the calendars to adjust the start-date and end-date for your data.

    Notes:

    • The default end-date is today’s date.

    • The earliest start-date for all the tables except ‘Bills introduced’ is 1 January 1963; for ‘Bills introduced’, the earliest start-date is 3 November 1992.

  • For all cumulative tables except ‘Bills introduced’, you can choose to change the way the results will be sorted—alphabetically or chronologically.

  • Click the Generate table button.