Queensland minister Amanda Camm steps down from child safety role, citing health concerns and threats amid months of scrutiny

Key points

• Queensland minister Amanda Camm has stepped down as minister for domestic and family violence and child safety. She cited health concerns and threats against her, and said the decision was hers alone.
• Premier David Crisafulli stood beside her and said an announcement on her replacement would come soon. Camm will remain the MP for Whitsunday but would not commit to contesting the seat at the next election.
• The opposition has repeatedly called for her to be sacked, and says the government has failed on child safety.