sec.301SParticular entities to be notified about declaration

### sec.301S Particular entities to be notified about declaration This section applies if either of the following events (each a declaration event ) happens— a temporary detention centre declaration is made, or is extended or further extended under section 301K ; or a regulation is made under section 301N . As soon as practicable after the declaration event happens, the chief executive must give a notice about the declaration event to each of the following entities— the chief executive of the department that is mainly responsible for any of the following matters— child protection services; court services; education; health; planning; the chief executive officer of the local government for the local government area in which the temporary detention centre the subject of the declaration or regulation is located; the chief psychiatrist under the Mental Health Act 2016 ; the commissioner of the police service; the Queensland Family and Child Commission under the Family and Child Commission Act 2014 ; the director of public prosecutions; the human rights commissioner; the inspector of detention services; the following judicial officers— the Chief Justice of Queensland; the Chief Judge of the District Court of Queensland; the Chief Magistrate; the president of the Childrens Court; the ombudsman; the public guardian; the following legal entities— the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (Qld) Ltd ACN 116 314 562; the Bar Association of Queensland ACN 009 717 739; Legal Aid Queensland; the Queensland Law Society. See the Legal Profession Act 2007 , section 679 (2) . s 301S ins 2023 No. 14 s 48 amd 2024 No. 45 s 130A (sec.301S-ssec.1) This section applies if either of the following events (each a declaration event ) happens— a temporary detention centre declaration is made, or is extended or further extended under section 301K ; or a regulation is made under section 301N . (sec.301S-ssec.2) As soon as practicable after the declaration event happens, the chief executive must give a notice about the declaration event to each of the following entities— the chief executive of the department that is mainly responsible for any of the following matters— child protection services; court services; education; health; planning; the chief executive officer of the local government for the local government area in which the temporary detention centre the subject of the declaration or regulation is located; the chief psychiatrist under the Mental Health Act 2016 ; the commissioner of the police service; the Queensland Family and Child Commission under the Family and Child Commission Act 2014 ; the director of public prosecutions; the human rights commissioner; the inspector of detention services; the following judicial officers— the Chief Justice of Queensland; the Chief Judge of the District Court of Queensland; the Chief Magistrate; the president of the Childrens Court; the ombudsman; the public guardian; the following legal entities— the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (Qld) Ltd ACN 116 314 562; the Bar Association of Queensland ACN 009 717 739; Legal Aid Queensland; the Queensland Law Society. See the Legal Profession Act 2007 , section 679 (2) . - (a) a temporary detention centre declaration is made, or is extended or further extended under section 301K ; or - (b) a regulation is made under section 301N . - (a) the chief executive of the department that is mainly responsible for any of the following matters— (i) child protection services; (ii) court services; (iii) education; (iv) health; (v) planning; - (i) child protection services; - (ii) court services; - (iii) education; - (iv) health; - (v) planning; - (b) the chief executive officer of the local government for the local government area in which the temporary detention centre the subject of the declaration or regulation is located; - (c) the chief psychiatrist under the Mental Health Act 2016 ; - (d) the commissioner of the police service; - (e) the Queensland Family and Child Commission under the Family and Child Commission Act 2014 ; - (f) the director of public prosecutions; - (g) the human rights commissioner; - (h) the inspector of detention services; - (i) the following judicial officers— (i) the Chief Justice of Queensland; (ii) the Chief Judge of the District Court of Queensland; (iii) the Chief Magistrate; (iv) the president of the Childrens Court; - (i) the Chief Justice of Queensland; - (ii) the Chief Judge of the District Court of Queensland; - (iii) the Chief Magistrate; - (iv) the president of the Childrens Court; - (j) the ombudsman; - (k) the public guardian; - (l) the following legal entities— (i) the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (Qld) Ltd ACN 116 314 562; (ii) the Bar Association of Queensland ACN 009 717 739; (iii) Legal Aid Queensland; (iv) the Queensland Law Society. Note— See the Legal Profession Act 2007 , section 679 (2) . - (i) the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (Qld) Ltd ACN 116 314 562; - (ii) the Bar Association of Queensland ACN 009 717 739; - (iii) Legal Aid Queensland; - (iv) the Queensland Law Society. Note— See the Legal Profession Act 2007 , section 679 (2) . - (i) child protection services; - (ii) court services; - (iii) education; - (iv) health; - (v) planning; - (i) the Chief Justice of Queensland; - (ii) the Chief Judge of the District Court of Queensland; - (iii) the Chief Magistrate; - (iv) the president of the Childrens Court; - (i) the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (Qld) Ltd ACN 116 314 562; - (ii) the Bar Association of Queensland ACN 009 717 739; - (iii) Legal Aid Queensland; - (iv) the Queensland Law Society. Note— See the Legal Profession Act 2007 , section 679 (2) .