Queensland minister Amanda Camm says she has advised Premier David Crisafulli of her decision to step down from the ministry. In a statement published on 23 October, the Whitsunday MP described the decision as personal and said she would continue to represent her electorate in parliament.

Camm has held the Families, Seniors and Disability Services portfolio as well as Child Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence. She said her recovery after recent medical leave was continuing and that she needed to prioritise her wellbeing.

Premier Crisafulli thanked Camm for her ministerial service in the same official statement. The statement does not name a replacement or set out a cabinet timetable, so those details remain to be announced.

Source: Queensland Government ministerial statement, 23 October 2026 — https://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/106293

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