
Member for #Currumbin Minister for Youth Justice and Victim Support Minister for Corrective Services
Joined December 2020
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On National Police Remembrance Day, we pause to honour the brave officers who lost their lives protecting our community.
UPDATE: In just one year, Jack’s Law has removed over 1,300 dangerous weapons from QLD streets, including 252 on the Gold Coast.
We’re backing our police with the laws they need to make Queensland safer.
Jack’s Law, named in honour of Gold Coast teenager Jack Beasley who tragically lost his life to knife crime, gives police the power to use hand-held scanners to detect deadly weapons anywhere and anytime.
And in its first year of being made permanent, it’s making a huge difference across Queensland:
📷 1,311 weapons seized
📷 173,000 scans
📷 5,199 charges laid
By giving police permanent, statewide wanding powers, we’re removing knives and weapons before violence occurs.
Jack’s Law is helping us tackle knife crime and restore safety where you live.
BREAKING: We're back in Parliament to deliver new powers for police to seize and destroy illegal e-bikes.
🚳 Police powers to seize and destroy illegal devices.
🚳 Police powers to conduct random breath tests for riders.
🚳 Higher penalties for speeding, careless riding, illegally carrying passengers.
Steven Miles and the Labor Party need to front up and tell Queenslanders whether they will support our strong Adult Crime, Adult Time laws that are driving down victim numbers.
We’re strengthening our laws, just like we said we would.
Our reforms will mean serious offences like aggravated assault occasioning bodily harm, conspiring to murder, stalking and abusing someone with a disability can be covered by tougher penalties.
Queenslanders deserve a straight answer from Steven Miles - will the Labor Party support strengthening Adult Crime, Adult Time or will they stand in the way of fewer victims of crime?
We won’t let Labor’s chaos stop our plan to restore safety where you live.
📣 Expressions of interest are NOW OPEN for the new Crime Prevention Schools we are delivering in Townsville, Rockhampton and Ipswich.
We know how crucial early intervention is to divert at-risk youth from a life of crime.
📌 Qualified organisations are invited to apply via the expression of interest process - for more information and program details, visit youthjustice.qld.gov.au/prog…
Laura Gerber MP retweeted
The standards you walk past are the standards you accept.
Steven Miles needs to take a stand against this appalling online behaviour and stand up for Queensland women.
BREAKING: Labor spent almost $20 million - that should have gone to fixing their DNA debacle and justice for victims - instead they spent the money on new offices!
Laura Gerber MP retweeted
Shame on you @StevenJMiles - you can’t get your facts right on such an important matter. It wasn’t my appeal, it was made by the offender.
How out of touch to rewrite the truth and lie to Queenslanders.



