Former Queensland Officials Granted Lifetime Use of 'Honourable' Title
Premier David Crisafulli approved 11 former ministers and officials to retain the title under longstanding parliamentary rules.
- Former Queensland Premier Steven Miles and 10 ex-ministers have been granted lifetime use of the 'Honourable' title after formal approval by the state government.
- The decision, made under established rules, requires officials to meet specific criteria and submit applications for consideration.
- The updated list, approved by Governor Jeannette Young, includes notable figures such as Grace Grace, Shannon Fentiman, and former judge Peter Applegarth.
- Premier Crisafulli's recommendations follow earlier approvals for other former officials, including Curtis Pitt and Mark Bailey, over the past year.
- The announcement coincides with the resumption of state parliament and anticipation of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games review next week.