Compliance Management Plans

Compliance Management Plans (CMPs) outline how the Department of Transport and Main Roads and its contractors will comply with specific environmental legislation when constructing or maintaining transport infrastructure.

Compliance Management Plans are developed in consultation with relevant agencies and once approved, signify compliance with the relevant legislative requirements.

The authority to create and approve Compliance Management Plans comes from the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994.

There are 2 types of Compliance Management Plans:

1. Compliance Management Plans prepared by contractors and approved by the Department of Transport and Main Roads under section 477G Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
2. Compliance Management Plans made and approved by the Department of Transport and Main Roads under section 477H Transport Infrastructure Act 1994.

Compliance Management Plans made by Transport and Main Roads

Compliance Management Plans made and approved by Department of Transport and Main Roads must be published on the department's website. Current CMPs under section 477H are listed below:

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Compliance Management Plans approved by Transport and Main Roads

Notice of approvals of Compliance Management Plans made by the Department of Transport and Main Roads contractors and approved by the department must be published on our website.

Notices about Compliance Management Plans approved by the department include:

• Pacific Motorway (M1) Varsity Lakes to Tugun Upgrade Package B - Burleigh to Palm Beach – Approved 28 April 2022
• Coomera Connector Stage 1 North – Shipper Drive to Helensvale Road – Approved 12 December 2022
• Pacific Motorway Upgrade – Varsity Lakes to Tugun – Construction Package B Burleigh to Palm Beach – Approved 13 June 2023
• Ormeau Facility Compliance Management Plan – Queensland Train Manufacturing Program – Approved 6 November 2023