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Justice and public safety Future opportunities–short-term Opportunity 1 Implement mobility solutions to provide real-time information in the field and on the frontline. Opportunity 2 Improve coordinated responses and service delivery through electronic intelligence capabilities, online service provision, greater use of electronic communication and linking of multiple data. Opportunity 3 Review the use of the former Children’s Court in Brisbane. Opportunity 5 Continue to optimise court utilisation through technology including e-lodgement and videoconferencing. Opportunity 6 Optimise the use of built prison facilities by balancing prisoner numbers with community-based offender management and through technology enablers. Opportunity 7 Identify and implement a strategy to manage peak prisoner numbers. Opportunity 4 Review and reshape the service delivery model at some courthouses in regional and remote communities, including through improved multi-agency service delivery under one roof. Future opportunities–medium/long-term Opportunity 8 Manage demand and improve efficiency by implementing integrated service delivery models to respond to increasing demand. Opportunity 9 Support integrated service delivery, through a range of communication channels, including new technology and alternate contact models. Opportunity 10 Explore opportunities for co-location of portfolio functions and extend the life of built assets through refurbishment or upgrade. Opportunity 11 Rationalise, share or repurpose the current footprint of more than 80 court registry sites. Case study Mobile services program The mobile services program is using mobile devices to provide police officers with essential real-time information, improving police and community safety. Police officers can complete reports and other administrative activities on the devices, saving each officer up to 30 minutes per shift by reducing time spent at the station. The ability to capture information on the spot also allows police to respond move quickly in the field. Currently, the devices enable police to search Queensland and national databases in relation to people, vehicles and licence details. The devices are increasingly accessing streamed CCTV footage which will further contribute to public safety. In 2015–16, further new capabilities are being trialled which will support police being able to respond to calls for service from mobile devices. The opportunities to enhance service delivery provided by mobile technology will have positive benefits, such as allowing officers to spend less time at the station and more time delivering frontline services in the community. 96 State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program
Arts, culture and recreation Cultural precinct, South Brisbane State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program 97
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