Every government and public organisation makes important decisions on behalf of local, state, national and global communities.
To make sure Queenslands diverse communities continue to thrive, the Queensland Government consults regularly with people from these communities. This practice is commonly known as Community Engagement.
You are one of the people that the Queensland Government wants to engage, and your needs and opinions are diverse, unique and important. As a young person, your advice is valuable to decision-makers because they are often quite removed from what it is like to be young in modern society.
As a casual employee, a school-leaver, a home-leaver, a uni student, a trainee, a new employee, a club hopper and so much more, you have important information to contribute to help create the kind of society you want to live in.
In the Consult & Influence part of Generate you will find opportunities to share your opinion on issues affecting you and young people in general. This is your chance tell it like it is.
In this section you will find:
Petitions, online consultations, surveys, polls and information about face-to-face public consultation activities are available here. You can also learn about the outcomes of previous consultations listed on Generate (when this information is available), and how the Generate email newsletter can update you on opportunities to have your say.
More information about how the Queensland Government is using technology and the Internet to empower Queenslanders to greater levels of democratic participation through initiatives such as ePetitions, Internet broadcast of Parliament, the Get involved web site, and ConsultQld.
Further reading and links related to decision-making and community engagement in the Queenlsand Government.
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