Amanda Camm steps down as Qld child safety and domestic violence minister
Key points
- Queensland MP Amanda Camm has announced she will step down as the state's child safety and domestic and family violence minister. Ms Camm said her recovery from major surgery is ongoing and that the role's stresses and workload would not help it.
- She said she stands by her record, though she did not commit to contesting her seat at the next election. Premier David Crisafulli has not yet named a successor.
- Opposition leader Steven Miles said the replacement's choice would show whether the portfolio is a priority for the government.
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