Queensland local government
Every statutory obligation. Extracted, classified, monitored.
ComplianceIntel gives Queensland councils a source-linked, always-current obligation register — duty-holder mapping, controls, and reform monitoring built in.
Council must table annual report to the Minister
“The council must give the Minister a copy of its annual report by 30 November each year.”
Obligations extracted from QLD legislation
Acts and regulations live in the register
Queensland councils in scope
Pipeline stages, fully automated extraction
How it works
From legislation text to structured obligation
The extraction pipeline reads Queensland legislation, classifies every provision, and produces a structured obligation for each duty — with no manual interpretation required.
s 94 Council must prepare a budget for each financial year.
s 94(3) The budget must include a long-term financial forecast for the next 10 years.
s 96(2) The council must give the Minister a copy of its annual report by 30 November each year.
s 97 The council may accept gifts or grants from a person for the purposes of this Act.
Council must prepare annual budget
Financial · Periodic · Council
Budget must include 10-year long-term financial forecast
Financial · Periodic · Council
Council must table annual report to the Minister
Records & Reporting · Periodic · Council
Council may accept gifts or grants
Discarded — discretionary power, no duty
Why not generic GRC?
Purpose-built statutory intelligence. Not a GRC platform adapted for councils.
Generic GRC platform
- Empty register your team must populate from scratch
- Broad enterprise workflows, not council-specific obligations
- Amendment alerts disconnected from your obligation library
- No understanding of legal character, duty holders, or penalty exposure
- Ongoing analyst work to keep the register current
ComplianceIntel
- Pre-loaded statutory obligation library — 2,459 QLD obligations from day one
- Obligation data classified by duty holder, risk level, and crystallisation trigger
- Reform Watch maps legislative change directly to affected obligations
- Legal character, penalty units, and strict liability tracked per obligation
- Pipeline re-runs on amendment — register updates automatically
Obligation library
Source-linked to the Acts that govern Queensland councils
Every obligation links back to the authoritative Queensland legislation. No interpretation drift. No stale registers.
Built for public-sector assurance
The procurement questions you’ll need answered
ComplianceIntel is designed for local government procurement requirements — not adapted from an enterprise SaaS template.
Supabase PostgreSQL hosted in Sydney (ap-southeast-2). No offshore data transfer.
Every obligation links to its authoritative provision in Queensland legislation. Full extraction lineage recorded.
Organisation-scoped data model. Row-level security. Admin, compliance manager, and viewer roles.
Every assessment, control update, and incident is logged. Board-ready compliance reporting at any time.
AI governance statement, data processing summary, and vendor risk documentation available on request.
Getting started
What happens in the demo
30 minutes. Tailored to your council’s legislation profile.
Select your Acts
Choose the Queensland Acts most relevant to your council's risk profile.
Review obligations
See extracted, duty-holder-mapped obligations for your selected legislation.
Explore Reform Watch
Live view of bills in the QLD Parliament pipeline and their obligation impact.
Implementation plan
Council-specific rollout plan with onboarding, training, and support outline.
Or email hello@complianceintel.ai with your council name and preferred Acts.