Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A person who suspects on reasonable grounds that a register does not contain particulars that should be in the register may inform the chief executive officer of the local government.
(2) The chief executive officer must immediately inform the councillor concerned.
(3) The councillor must, within 30 days of being informed--
(a) establish whether the register should be amended to make it a true record of fact; and
(b) if the register should be amended--give the chief executive officer the appropriate particulars in writing.
(4) If the councillor establishes that the register does not need to be amended, the councillor must--
(a) complete a statutory declaration to the effect that the particulars in the register are a true record of fact; and
(b) give the statutory declaration to the chief executive officer.