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Impact Analysis Statements

Under The Queensland Government Better Regulation Policy (PDF, 514.39 KB) (the policy), RSHQ must publish all Impact Analysis Statements (IAS) for regulatory proposals on the RSHQ website following final approval by the relevant decision-making body.

The policy outlines the Queensland Government requirements for the development and review of regulations and an IAS is an assessment of a regulatory proposal.

Prior to the introduction of IAS in September 2023, regulatory impact statements undertaken by RSHQ were published by the Office of Best Practice Regulation.

Mining Safety and Health Legislation Amendment Regulation 2026

This regulatory proposal aligns the Mining and Quarrying Safety and Health Regulation 2017 (MQSHR) with the Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation 2017 (CMSHR) by introducing a schedule of prescribed tasks in accordance with section 67A (a)(i) of the Mining and Quarrying Safety and Health Act 2017. It also updates the prescribed tasks in both the MQSHR and the CMSHR to ensure that electrical work on mining vehicles with electric propulsion systems remains appropriately regulated.

Download the Impact Analysis Statement Mining Safety and Health Regulation (March 2026) (PDF, 429KB).

Explosives Amendment Regulation 2026

This regulatory proposal prescribes electronic verification systems that sellers of small arms ammunition must use to confirm a buyer’s valid licence or authority.

Download the Impact Analysis Statement Explosives Amendment Regulation (March 2026) (PDF, 210KB).

Previous Impact Analysis Statements

Last updated: 31 Mar 2026