The chair of the Queensland building regulator has resigned amid growing frustration within the QBCC over the state government’s push for a "new direction” for the agency.
CITY BEAT Chris Herde 2 min read February 20, 2025 - 12:00AM Courier Mail
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There has been another high profile exit from the Queensland Building and Construction Commission.
Seven weeks after the LNP Government told commissioner Anissa Levy was she no longer had a job, QBCC Board chair Michelle James has resigned.
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James, who is also principal and director with law firm Maurice Blackburn, had been on the Board since 2016 and was a well regarded chair after being appointed in 2022.
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