Publication Scheme

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) Publication Scheme is where you can find information we publish about our organisation.

It includes documents outlining how we make decisions, our policies and procedures.

In conjunction with the main site navigation above, we have organised the below into categories to make it easier to find what you are looking for.

Browse the QPS Publication Scheme

About us - Who we are and what we do 

QPS organisational structure Station locator Careers

Contact details Police Memorial Initiatives and campaigns

Police Museum myPolice news feeds

Our services 

Maps and statistics Careers National Police Certificates

Reporting options Weapons licensing Conducting research with us

Support for victims Right to information

Our finances - What we spend and how we spend it

Service delivery statements Open/public tenders

Budget highlights QPS schedule of fees and charges

Reports and publications

Our priorities - What are our priorities and how are we doing

ACORN - Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network Annual Reports​ Strategic Plans Operational Plan Disability Service Plan

Regional, Divisional and Command Priority Statements Queensland Government Data (Open Data Portal) Queensland Counter-Terrorism Strategy Qld Government Safe Night Out Strategy Our People Matter

Our decisions - How we make decisions

See How we make decisions for more information.

Our policies - Our policies and procedures

See Operational Policies to view our policies and procedures.

See Organisational Structure for information on specific commands or regions. 

Our Lists

• Gifts and Benefits Register
• Sponsorship Register
• Information Asset Register

Unable to find what you are looking for in the Publication Scheme?

Try looking in one of the other places we publish information:

1. Search the QPS Administrative Access Scheme. This is where you can find police documents such as Court Briefs (QP9s) for purchase. 
2. Search the QPS Disclosure Log. This shows all information previously released through Rights to Information (RTI) applications. 
3. Contact our RTI officers who can help you find the information you need. The RTI officer can also advise you on whether you will need to make a RTI or Information Privacy (IP) application, and how to do so. 
4. Make an RTI or IP application for information.

Feedback on our Publication Scheme

​We want to improve the quality and amount of information on our Publication Scheme and make sure you can find what you are looking for easily. We’ll use the feedback you provide to improve it.

Please use our feedback form below to provide comments, suggestions or make a complaint about the information available on the Publication Scheme.

Please note this form is only for feedback relating to our Publication Scheme.