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AUDIENCE
Consultation on Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation
3 December 2020
The Queensland Law Reform Commission has been asked by the Queensland Government to develop an appropriate legislative scheme for voluntary assisted dying legislation in Queensland.
Have your say – Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation in Queensland
22 October 2020
COTA Queensland plans to make a submission to the Queensland Law Reform Commission consultation. We are asking for your input on any of the issues or questions in the Consultation Paper.
Well Connected: Our Wellbeing Event
15 October 2020
The event increased awareness of local supports and services, encourage conversations about mental health.
Keeping the focus on some big issues
15 May 2020
One of the most important ways we keep the Queensland Government informed about what’s happening is through what we hear from you. Your voice matters!
Mental Health Services Accessibility Study
13 May 2020
Professor Bob Knight at the University of Southern Queensland and Psychology Honours student Kay Mattingley are inviting people 18 years of age and older living in Australia to participate in a survey about accessibility of mental health services.