Publications
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Insights paper
The issues paper sets out the Commission's position that the minimum age of criminal responsibility in Queensland to be increased to 14 years of age.
Framework
This framework outlines how we give children and young people genuine opportunities to participate in decision making, to give full effect to the realisation of their rights.
Framework
Our model of participation promotes genuinely connecting with young people, supporting them to share their views, amplifying what they tell us and making sure their views influence decision making.
Guideline
This guideline provides an overview of the Commission's youth model of participation.
Framework
The Safer pathways through childhood framework sets the direction of our child death prevention activities between 2022–27.
Policy
These guidelines set out the operational aspects to conducting reviews following the death or serious physical injury of a child known to the child protection system.
Report
The Queensland Family and Child Commission provides systemic oversight of the child protection and family support system.
Report
This Issues Paper provides an overview of SUDI among families known to the child protection system.
Strategic Plan
Strategic Plan 2022–26 (superseded in June 2025)
Government response
A response from the Queensland Government on the recommendations provided in the Child Death Review Board Annual Report.
Report
This paper summarises the data underpinning the study and the findings about filicide risk factors.
Report
We present data and evidence about the experience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in out-of-home care.
Annual report
The Queensland Family and Child Commission Annual Report provides information about our achievements, governance arrangements, strategic objectives, financial and non-financial performance.
Annual report
The Annual Report: Deaths of children and young people collects, analyses and publishes information about child deaths to help prevent future deaths and serious injuries.