Key dates for the Newman LNP government

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Here are key dates since the Newman Liberal National government came to power in March 2012.

Election results

• Liberal Democrats - 78 seats
• Labor - 7 seats
• Catter Australians - 2 seats
• Independents - 2 seats

Labor leader Anna Brigg resigns from South Brisbane.

Labor leader Annastacia Palacuk becomes leader.

Campbell Newman promises to govern "with restraint, dignity and grace".

Treasurer Tim Nicholls announces that former federal Treasurer Liberal Peter Costello will head Queensland's reform commission.

April 2012

Newman Department of State Government established.

The government abolishes the Prime Minister's Literary Award, worth $240, 000.

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David Gibson resigns as Minister for Police and Public Safety after it is revealed he was driving while his rights were suspended.

The government announces a standard electricity tariff for the public from 1 July.

The Parliamentary Ban Act is enacted.

Labor's Jackie Trade visits South Brisbane.

May 2012

The Liberal Democrat government is formally formed in the first parliament since the election.

Liberal Democrats hold 75% of the seats on parliamentary committees set up to ensure accountability for the current government.

State cuts and public sector funding begin

Large protests are held against the defunding of Gene Health Group and the disappearance of a Labour Bill on private trade unions.

June 2012

Greg Witters, husband of former Prime Minister Anna Brigg, quits the civil service. He was the Director of Climate Change, but after the 2012 election, he was appointed to be responsible for restricting the green energy development program.

Campbell Newman was appointed to the Parliament as the Civil Service 20.

The Consland Reform Commission's interim report was released. It predicted that the state's debt would reach more than $90 billion in four years, and if not reduced, the debt would reach 10% of the state's revenue in the same period.

The Liberal Democratic government will amend the labor law regarding civil unions, allowing same-sex couples to register their relationships but not hold state-sanctioned ceremonies. Civil partnerships will be renamed registered relationships.

The government will open the application for an independent school program to the first 30 schools so that the school can be controlled more freely.

July 2012

The Queensland State will join the hig h-law litigation against federal mining taxes.

The Liberal Democratic Party will be held in Brisbane.

Bruce Flag Housing and Public Public Public Public Public Public Public Public Public Public Public Publisher seems to have appointed Liberal Democratic Finance Barry Osari Ban to audit books on Gooprint and Government Plant Rental Company Go Plants. The government claims that Oosliban has not paid.

At a meeting of the Australian Council, Campbell Newman stated that Queensland could not afford to participate in the national disability insurance system.

Scott Emerson Transportation Minister of Transportation will begin a si x-month review for the bus service in the southeastern Queensland.

Gooprint business is reduced.

Finance Minister Tim Nichols announced that it will achieve a "equilibrium budget" in FY2015.

Nearly 23 million dollars, including the cancellation of the school's fanfare music contest, has been announced.

Campbell Newman said that Queensland would be a "Spanish in Australia" unless debt issues were solved.

August 2012

A school's fanfare music program was saved by a donation of a charity.

The government has announced guidelines to public servants to recognize a certain outsourcing.

Campbell Newman has announced a plot of a ministerial Academic Academic Academic. It does not allow party staff to visit government organizations, and all ministers are completely banned from owning the shares of a profitable company. Check the interests of the ministers randomly so that there is no conflict.

The government has announced that the definition of workers working at the forefront will be changed from those who spend most of the time to interact with the people to at least thre e-quarters of the time to interact with the people.

Clive Palmer and Campbell Newman have begun tongue fighting in public.

Clive Palmer has threatened to lose its construction agreement on the railway corridor connecting the Boen and Galilee basin to the Abot Point Coal Terminal and appealing to the Queensland State government.

Clibe Palmer has announced the "Hope Fund" for government officials fired in Queensland.

Hundreds of people protested to reduce public service in the center of Brisbane.

September 2012

Over a thousand prison officers walked out to work in protest of state government cuts, and the Factory Relations Board ordered them back to work.

The first state budget was announced, leaving 14, 000 city employees laid off and working like absolute proletarians every day.

High Schools: A $200 million high school repair fund will clear the backlog of repairs to city high schools.

Carers: $15 million, three-year cheques to help aged carers who care for disabled people transition to new care homes.

Tourism: $20 million in support grants

Agriculture: $4. 8 million for research to establish Queensland as a producer of tropical pulses

First Home Clients: $15, 000 grants for those buying their first home off-site or in a new development

Healthcare and Clinics: The budget is up 7. 4% to over $11. 8 billion, making it Queensland's highest health care budget ever.

Municipal workers: 14, 000 workstations will be cut and an absolute proletarian day will be achieved.

Miners: Coal royalties will rise by 12. 5% ​​of the price per tonne, between $100 and $150, then to 15%, raising $1. 6 billion in tax revenues over the next four years.

Property clients: The top transfer tax threshold will increase from $980 to $1 million, raising the tax rate to 5. 75%.

Casinos and clubs: Tax increases are expected to raise $8 million a year.

The Liberal Democrats are calling on Clive Palmer to consider leaving the party. An "intra-party revolt" is expected in Queensland.

Thousands protest against government tax cuts. October 2012

The government announces it will reduce its stake in the privatised commercial coal haulier from 34% to 16% to raise the $1. 5 billion needed to implement the QR National Promotion.

Campbell Newman calls for changes to the Crimes and Misconduct Commission, saying it has been "misused as a political weapon" for 20 years.

The race for Eventide nursing home begins.

Hearings are held on cost estimates.

Arts Minister Roz Bates records her contacts with lobbyists, including Santo Santoro, on her lobbyist register.

Minister for Motor Transport and Highways Michael Caltabiano is referred to the Assembly Ethics Committee by Minister for Motor Transport Scott Emerson after explaining at an estimates hearing that he appointed Arts Minister Roz Bates' son Ben Gommers to a highly paid position in the department.

In fact, Cartabiano knew Gomers "personally", but did not see it. Later, Cartabiano actually had a business card stating that Gomers and his mother, Entre Vo, "Managing Partner." Cartabiano retreats the director and receives a salary.

Ben Gomers suffers from digestive diseases and depression and begins on sick leave.

Rose Bates, the Arts Minister, takes a vacation for illness for illness, continues to take care of his shoulders in September, and then takes care of his children.

A voting for the state parliament and the Newman administration will return the Queen's birthday to the first day of June 2, and to transfer the birthday to the first day of October.

A resolution to eliminate the ban on Uranus in the state government, Queensland.

Campbell Newman announces "Open Data" Initiative, enabling huge government Infa.

November 2012

Rose Bates appeared in the workplace and stated that the child had returned, although it was a low wage.

A committee on crime and tort has approved to actually investigate Michael Cartabiano.

Bruce Freggn rejects Fraser Steven and Senior Media Advisor Graham Hallettes.

Graham Hallettes published an article on the media paper that blamed Dr. Freg, in effect, in effect that his lobbyist, Jonathan, had neglected to update the Lobyist.

Bruce Feg resigned from the Minister in charge of social issues.

Gold Costa's Alex Douglas criticizes a project to build a cruise terminal and a casino on the Broadwater Sortport.

The Rose Bates Art Minister has entered a personal lobby registration book because the opposition party has requested the parliament to work on the accuracy of the accuracy. Bates argued that her employees had forgotten to link the page on the registration book, which showed the details of the new meeting with Robyist.

Craf Palmer has demanded the government to review the law on information rights.

Rose Bates fell, injured his back 3 vertebrae and went to sick leave.

Clive Palmer is expelled from LNP. Palmer recovered just before leaving the party.

Condamamine Liberal Democratic Party Lay Hopper runs to Kata's Australian Party.

Jeron Piri Deputy Deputy Leader Karl Jazji argued that Judge Campbell Newman had pledged to forbilgic Crow Palmer's information within the party. He is not cooking this. In public, he is solved his job, and at the party's meeting, the conclusion of the elimination from the party is accepted.

President Jazi declares a withdrawal from the party in public and becomes independent.

Gayven's Alex Douglas will take action against his exceptions from the Ethics Congress Committee in public. Dr. Douglas left the Liberal Democratic Party and acquired autonomy.

The government will postpone the enactment of labor laws related to FTOR so that it can select whether fluorine should be added to tap water.

The government has declared the diary and records of the lobby activities of Newman and ministers every month. At first, it starts with Newman's diary, and early in the new year it will be another minister's diary.

The government has revised the laws related to fair and outbreaks in order to bring a composition of the Robyist's code of conduct. These configurations have already been developed and exist in real time for consideration.

December 2012

Campbell Newman claims that Queensland will actually pass the Personal Law of the throne inheritance autonomously. This position is contrary to the status of other states, but according to Newman's book, it is a basic one for Queensland to be preserved as a sovereign state.

Brisbane-Lobuist's Jonaton Freg, who has retired from the moon, and the founder Bruce Feg resigned from the Newman of the Newman in the criticism of unresolved contact between them.

Queensland's local government employee union has launched a marketing campaign targeting the government's local government donation by $ 5 million.

Queenzland has promised $ 177 billion for the stat e-disability insurance program by 2018.

January 2013

Campbell Newman eliminates the possibility of exceeding the 14. 000 workplace in the local government sector.

Campbell Newman has declared that 2013 will be a year for Queensland.

Queensland is the second flood for the first time in two years.

February 2013

Rose Bates resigned from science, information technology, innovation and artistic ministers due to poor physical condition.

Michael Cartabiano is deprived of the general manager of the highway and major roads.

Queenzland's Prime Minister Campbell Newman acknowledged that he had actually suspended his paid Cartabiano on March 15.

Red Cliff's selection of Scott Doriskor was one of the Queensland State State Lord Association Chairman, who was fired for money violations and sexual harassment.

Fresh allegations emerge about his wife's company, Norsefire, over consultancy fees paid by the Moreton Bay Community Social Association.

Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek says the government will look at the possibility of developing individual education reforms, but will not remove the federal government's role in the Gonski project.

Peter Costello delivers the irretrievable audit committee report to Treasurer Tim Nicholls "on time and on budget".

March 2013

A 28-page summary of the audit committee's 1, 000-page report is published. It includes advice on reselling, outsourcing and offering municipal assets.

Cabinet promises to respond to the report within two months. Campbell Newman essentially says the government will not sell assets without a mandate, meaning the issue should be brought to the ballot box. Meanwhile, the government has not ruled out the possibility of long-term rentals.

Scott Driscoll continues to come under attack for his actions. Driscoll defended himself in parliament and said he was the victim of libel.

The documents have been handed over to the Brutality and Misconduct Commission, which will decide whether to investigate.

Government officials, including Campbell Newman, have said all allegations of misconduct have been referred to the appropriate authorities.

The Commission of Inquiry into the Queensland Health System, started by the previous government, is starting work.

Hidden documents relating to the Fitzgerald Commission of Inquiry appear to have been accidentally released and others accidentally destroyed.

Campbell Newman and Attorney-General Jarrod Blasey have asked the head of the Crime and Misconduct Unit, Ross Martin, and Parliament's Crime and Misconduct Commission, which oversees the unit's work, for comment.

Neman has accused the KPKP of being effectively a "finger dog" rather than a "watch dog".

CCP chairman Ross Martin is said to be on permanent leave because he has cystic fibrosis and needs a microtransplant.

An investigation has been opened by the Parliamentary Brutality and Misconduct Committee into the release and destruction of the Fitzgerald documents.

Campbell Newman says the release of his diary and those of his ministers has led to the emergence of "a new pattern of government accountability". In his book, it is the first time that a senior government official's diary has been made public in Australia.

All four - Douglas, Livingstone, Mareva and Noosa - voted in favour.

Throughout the year

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