Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts
"adult entertainment permit" means an adult entertainment permit granted under
the Liquor Act 1992 and in force.
"advertisement" , for part 6 , division 4 and section 139A , see section 92 .
"application land" ...
"appointed member" ...
"approved form" see section 139 .
"approved manager" means a person who holds an approved manager’s
certificate that is in force.
"approved manager’s certificate" means a certificate granted under this Act
authorising a person to be an approved manager of a licensed brothel stated in
the certificate.
"assessment manager" , for a development application, means the person who is
the assessment manager under the Planning Act for the application.
"assessor’s registrar" ...
"associate" see section 6 .
"authorised officer of a relevant local government" means an officer of the
relevant local government who is authorised in writing by the local government
for this Act.
"Authority" means the Prostitution Licensing Authority established under
section 100 .
"brothel" means premises made available for prostitution by 2 or more
prostitutes at the premises.
"brothel licence" means a licence granted under this Act authorising a person
to operate a brothel at premises stated in the licence.
"certificate" means an approved manager’s certificate.
"change application" means a change application under the Planning Act .
"code assessable development application" ...
"commencement" , for part 9 , division 7 , see section 156 .
"commissioner" means the commissioner of the police service.
"conviction" includes a finding of guilt or the acceptance of a plea of guilty
by a court, whether or not a conviction is recorded.
"corresponding law" means a law of another State corresponding to this Act.
"Council" ...
"crime commissioner" ...
"criminal history" of a person means the convictions recorded against the
person, whether in Queensland or another State, for offences.
"decision-maker" , for part 4 , see section 62 .
"development application" means a development application under the Planning
Act .
"development approval" means a development approval under the Planning Act .
"development permit" means a development permit granted under the Planning Act
.
"disciplinary inquiry" —
(a) in relation to a licensee—see section 26 ; or
(b) in relation to an approved manager—see section 52 .
(a) in relation to a licensee—see section 27B ; or
(b) in relation to an approved manager—see section 53B .
(a) an offence or an attempt to commit, or to conspire to commit or to counsel or procure a person to commit an offence, against any of the following—(i) the Criminal Proceeds Confiscation Act 2002 , section 250 ;(ii) the Drugs Misuse Act 1986 , section 5 or 9D ;(iii) a provision of the Criminal Code mentioned in schedule 1 ;(iv) a provision of the Migration Act 1958 (Cwlth) mentioned in schedule 2 ; or
(b) an offence that, if committed in Queensland, would be a disqualifying offence under paragraph (a) .
(a) every conviction of the person for an offence, in Queensland or elsewhere, whether before or after the commencement of this Act;
(b) every charge of an offence made against the person, in Queensland or elsewhere, whether before or after the commencement of this Act.
(a) the individual’s spouse;
(b) each of the individual’s children who is 18 years or more, including a stepchild, an adopted child and a person for whom the individual was foster-parent or guardian when the person was a child;
(c) each of the individual’s parents, including a step-parent, and a person who was a foster-parent or guardian for the individual when the individual was a child;
(d) each of the individual’s siblings who is 18 years or more, including a step-sibling and a person who was a foster-sibling when the individual was a child.
(a) means any of the following—(i) palm prints;(ii) fingerprints;(iii) handwriting;(iv) voiceprints;(v) footprints; and
(b) includes photographs of a person’s identifying features.Examples for paragraph (b)—1 photographs of scars or tattoos2 photographs of the person
(a) who is an undischarged bankrupt; or
(b) for whom a debt agreement has been made under the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cwlth) , part X or the corresponding provisions of the law of another jurisdiction, if the debt agreement has not ended or has not been terminated; or
(c) who has executed a deed of arrangement under the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cwlth) , part X or the corresponding provisions of the law of another jurisdiction, if the terms of the deed have not been fully complied with; or
(d) whose creditors have accepted a composition under the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cwlth) , part X or the corresponding provisions of the law of another jurisdiction, if a final payment has not been made under the composition.
(a) for an annual licence fee, or an annual licence return fee, for a licence—the day mentioned in section 19 (5) (d) (i) as the day by which the licensee must pay the fee; or
(b) for an annual certificate fee, or an annual return fee, for a certificate—the day mentioned in section 44 (4) (d) (i) as the day by which the approved manager must pay the fee.
• chancroid
• donovanosis
• genital chlamydia
• genital herpes (when lesions are visible)
• genital warts (when lesions are visible)
• gonorrhoea
• human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
• lymphogranuloma venereum
• syphilis
• another disease or condition prescribed under a regulation.
(a) accompany another person to social affairs, places of entertainment or amusement; or
(b) consort with a person in any place, whether public or private;but does not include—
(c) a person who provides the services mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b) as part of health services for the other person; or
(d) a person who provides prostitution.
(a) provides, or offers to provide, names of social escorts to persons; or
(b) introduces, or offers to introduce, persons to social escorts; or
(c) takes any other step for the purpose of introducing persons to social escorts.
(a) for a licence—see section 24B ; or
(b) for a certificate—see section 50B .