14.  Disclosure policy and requirements

All Queensland PPP projects will continue to be subject to review and disclosure requirements.

In accordance with the Queensland Probity and Process Governance PPP supporting guideline and, as a minimum, a summary of the project agreements (excluding any genuine commercial-in-confidence material) is prepared by the portfolio minister and, if satisfactory, will be signed off by the Auditor-General as a fair reflection of the project agreements. This summary will then be tabled in Parliament following financial close, together with the probity auditor's final report.

In accordance with this document, regular updates will be given to government on the performance of PPP projects. In addition, procuring agencies will be required to detail PPP outputs in their annual reports. The Auditor-General is required to determine if matters contained in the annual reports concerning PPP projects are satisfactory, in addition to carrying out the duties contained in the Financial Accountability Act 2009 (QLD)