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Feedback on clarifying obligations to manage psychosocial hazards

Discussion paper 2

On 4 April 2025, RSHQ released a second discussion paper Legislative options to clarify obligations to manage psychosocial hazards in Queensland’s resources industry (PDF, 2MB) providing more detailed policy proposals for clarifying existing obligations to manage psychosocial risks.

Nine responses to the discussion paper were received.

Organisation submissions

These submissions have been submitted on behalf of the named organisations.

#Name

1 

Australian Energy Producers (AEP) (PDF, 883KB)

2 

Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) (PDF, 210KB)

3

BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) (PDF, 3MB)

4

Cement Concrete and Aggregates Australia (CCAA) (PDF, 281KB)

5

Mining and Energy Union (MEU) (PDF, 671KB)

6

Queensland Resources Council (QRC) (PDF, 2MB)

Individual submissions

These submissions are individual responses. They do not represent official views of any named organisation. Organisation names indicate the individual’s employer at the time of submission and are provided where permission was granted by the individual.

#Name

1 

Holly Grofski (PDF, 246KB)

2 

Anonymous #1 (PDF, 66KB)

3 

Anonymous #2 (PDF, 70KB)

Discussion paper 1

On 30 June 2023, RSHQ released the Clarifying obligations to manage psychosocial hazards in the Queensland resources industry discussion paper (PDF, 325KB) to seek stakeholder views on options to clarify obligations to manage psychosocial hazards in the Queensland resources industry.

Sixteen responses to the discussion paper were received. Two respondents wished for their submission to not be published. The remaining 14 responses can be viewed on this table.

Last updated: 13 Apr 2026