
Location: Brisbane, QLD
Appointment Type: Part‑time, fixed‑term appointment (up to 48 months)
Remuneration: Remuneration for members of the Tribunal will be determined by Council at its sole discretion, in accordance with the guidelines established by the Remuneration of Part-Time Chairs and Members of Queensland Government Bodies issued by the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
About the Independent Rate Relief Tribunal
The Independent Rate Relief Tribunal (the Tribunal) is an advisory body that provides independent, balanced and objective recommendations to Council in relation to applications from eligible residential ratepayers experiencing genuine financial hardship.
The Tribunal operates in a strictly confidential environment and is advisory in nature only. It does not exercise decision‑making authority or delegated financial powers.
The Opportunity
Council is seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified and independent professionals to be considered for appointment as Tribunal Members.
Members are appointed based on their skills, experience and ability to contribute to fair, transparent and well‑reasoned recommendations. The Tribunal is constituted by a minimum of three independent members, with backgrounds including (but not limited to):
Key Responsibilities
As a Tribunal Member, you will:
About You
We are seeking individuals who can demonstrate:
Previous experience on advisory boards, tribunals or similar bodies will be highly regarded.
Appointment and Tenure
How to Submit an Expression of Interest
To register your interest, please submit:
Expressions of Interest will be assessed and suitable candidates will be contacted to participate in the next steps of the process.
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