The Department of Justice is seeking input from courtroom stakeholders on how it can improve digital access to Queensland’s courts.
The department has launched a survey with the results set to influence its next steps for technology installation and renewal in the courts.
The survey will canvass a range of technologies, including videoconferencing systems, digital evidence display units, hearing assistance tools, sound systems and video recording technology.
The Queensland Courts Technology Feedback Survey is open until 1 March 2026 and takes approximately 10 minutes. Every response is beneficial, whether it highlights areas of strength or opportunities for improvement.
Additional detailed feedback about specific courtroom technology or a particular location can he provided by emailing DSPTransition@justice.qld.gov.au.
Your input is highly valued and will help ensure that Queensland Courts and Tribunals remain at the forefront of technological advancements.
You can learn more about the department’s Videoconferencing Uplift Project in its December project update.
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