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Bunk bed safety consultation

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The Queensland government is considering a range of options to improve the safety of bunk beds used in short term rental accommodation (such as holiday units and holiday parks).

A Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) has been released for public consultation which examines the regulatory and educational options to reduce the risk of childhood injury associated with unsafe bunk beds used in short term rental accommodation.

Industry and the community are invited to comment on the options. Submissions closed on 21 December 2009.

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Last reviewed 25/03/2011

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