Review of Queensland's new infrastructure planning and charging framework - Part 2 - state infrastructure provider powers

State infrastructure provider powers

State-related condition

A State infrastructure provider may impose a condition on a development approval (called a State-related condition) for infrastructure or works to protect the operation of infrastructure associated with State-controlled road infrastructure, public passenger transport infrastructure, railways, ports and airports (Bill: proposed new section 666).

A State-related condition cannot be lawfully imposed by a State infrastructure provider for any other State infrastructure such as education and emergency services. A local government also has no power to impose a condition for State infrastructure.