Queensland minister Amanda Camm resigns from cabinet
Camm cited health and safety concerns in her departure after months of scrutiny over child safety handling.
At a glance
- Camm resigned from cabinet after months of pressure
- Her departure follows scrutiny of child safety system handling
- She cited health and safety reasons for the decision
Queensland minister Amanda Camm has resigned from the state cabinet following sustained pressure over the government's management of the child safety system and domestic and family violence prevention efforts. Camm told reporters on Friday that her decision to step down was made independently.
Why it matters
The resignation reflects ongoing political pressure in Queensland over child safety and domestic violence prevention policies.
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