State Budget

State Budget 2011-12

In this State Budget, the Queensland Government will deliver major reforms in education to give all Queenslanders a flying start to life.

This will be backed by a continuing focus on quality education from early childhood and targeted skills development to support economic growth.

Agency Budget Highlights

The Agency Budget Highlights document provides a summary of key departmental initiatives for the coming financial year.

Agency Budget Highlights 2011-12 338k

Service Delivery Statements - Budget Paper 5

Service Delivery Statements - Budget Paper 5 (SDS) provides the agency's budget outcomes and performance targets for the new financial year, with an overview of recent achievements for the last two to three years. It is complemented by the agency's Annual Report, which documents actual performance for the financial year just completed.

The SDS is a primary source of information for the hearings of the Parliamentary Estimates Committees, which examine the funding provided to each Ministerial Portfolio in the State Budget. The SDS is also used by Members of Parliament, media, the public and other interested parties to obtain information on the outcomes, key strategies and financial performance of Queensland Government agencies. The department prepares the SDS in consultation with Treasury, in accordance with prescribed standards.

Access the Service Delivery Statements for the Department of Education and Training on the Queensland State Budget website.

Capital Statement - Budget Paper 3

The Capital Statement highlights significant capital projects for the coming financial year.

Access the Capital Statement 2011-12 on the Queensland State Budget website.

The full range of State Budget documentation for current and prior years is available from the Queensland State Budget website .

Information provided in the State Budget Papers forms the basis of Parliamentary Estimates Committee hearings, which occur each year after the presentation of the State Budget.

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This page was last reviewed on 14 Jun 2011