Investor Presentaiton

Queensland's commitment to positive Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) outcomes The Queensland Government is identifying and mitigating potential sustainability risks, including through proactive actions and investments to enhance Queensland's ESG standards. ■ The State has identified several material sustainability risks and is proactively implementing policy initiatives to manage them. ESG Factor Climate change Natural Capital Social Governance (economic and fiscal) Policy initiatives taken to: transition to a low carbon future by lowering greenhouse gas emissions address the physical impacts arising from climate change by embedding adaptation and resilience ■ manage the balance of resources used between industry, the community and safeguarding the natural environment ■includes surface and underground water management, biosecurity, aquaculture, forestry management and environmental protection. support an educated, healthy and skilled community ■ includes education, health services, social welfare, public order, diversity and opportunity, cyber security and safety provide robust frameworks that support Ministers and accountable officers to provide oversight and discharge their obligations strong economic and fiscal management is fundamental to achieving government's objectives and good governance ESG The 2022 Queensland Sustainability Report sets out how the government has established its priorities for and approach to managing sustainability risks. The report provides information on key policies being implemented and reports against performance measures. Scan for the 2022 QSR Report QTC 20

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