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Justice and public safety Project Total estimated cost ($M) Contributions Fed QG LG Priv Expenditure to June 2015 ($M) 2015–16 2016–17 Funding ($M) Indicative 2017–18 to 2018–19 Beyond Statewide Corrective Services and Youth Justice Correctional/parole 53.975 ● 7.560 23.912 7.501 15.002 facilities maintenance throughout Queensland Youth detention centre maintenance throughout Queensland 32.843 ● 9.629 7.738 15.476 Courthouses Courthouse maintenance throughout Queensland Police Queensland Police Service minor works Closed circuit camera system upgrade at various watchhouses 37.478 ● 14.764 5.958 16.756 8.905 ● 8.905 2.420 ● 2.420 Fire and Emergency Services Statewide minor works 3.825 ● 3.825 Statewide strategic land acquisitions 4.445 ● 4.445 Notes: 1 The Queensland Government has implemented an Accelerated Works Program for regional Queensland. Some of the announced projects are individually highlighted in this document, while others may be embedded in a larger program of work. Case study Videoconferencing improves effectiveness of court processes New investments in video conferencing technology and changes to court process are enabling more efficient delivery of justice services. The benefits of using videoconferencing include reduced risk to the community from prisoner transfers, costs savings in prison transfers and allowing police and correctional services staff to focus on frontline duties. During 2014–15, the Integrated Criminal Justice videoconferencing program focused on improving end-to-end just processes and removing any barriers to increase the number of in-custody defendants appearing at court hearings without leaving prison. The proportion of matters completed by videoconference for in-custody adult defendants rose from 50 per cent when the program commenced, to be consistently above 60 per cent during 2014–15. Several successful trials have also given a small number of legal practitioners the ability to consult with in-custody clients via videoconference using standard office equipment. A dedicated videoconferencing court, where all matters are heard by videoconference with in-custody defendants, has also been trialled at the Brisbane Magistrates Court during 2015. Over time, investment in videoconferencing and court technology is expected to reduce exclusive reliance on built infrastructure and transport assets. 94 State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program
Justice and public safety Selected projects 1–4 year program # PROJECT # PROJECT 1 Borallon Training and Correctional Centre recommission 11 Kingaroy Police Station and Watchhouse replacement 2 Southern Queensland Correctional Centre upgrade 12 Nanango Police Station upgrade 3 Bundamba QFES Station upgrade 13 Bundaberg QFES Station replacement 4 Burleigh QFES Station upgrade 14 Roma QFES Auxiliary Station upgrade 5 Kemp Place QFES Station upgrade 15 Cunnamulla QFES Auxiliary Station replacement 6 Petrie QFES Station replacement 16 Lotus Glen Correctional Centre upgrade 7 QFES State Disaster Coordination Centre enhancement 17 Gordonvale QFES Auxiliary Station replacement 8 West Logan QFES Station replacement 18 Cleveland Youth Detention Centre Security upgrade 9 Dayboro QFES Auxiliary Station replacement 19 Thursday Island Police Station and Watchhouse upgrade 10 Kingaroy and Nanango Courthouse upgrades 20 Bamaga Police residential accommodation 19 20 Weipa Wide Bay 10,11 12 Sunshine Coast Maroochydore Greater Brisbane Cairns 16 17 Toowoomba Brisbane 2 1 9 6 7 5 3 8 Cairns 18 Townsville Darling Downs/ Maranoa Southport Gold 4 Coast Mount Isa Townsville Mackay Mackay N Remote Queensland Longreach 15 Fitzroy 14 Darling Downs/ Maranoa Rockhampton Gladstone Wide Bay Bundaberg 13 Toowoomba Brisbane see inset Maroochydore Southport Key Project Population centre State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program 95
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