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2025 RPEQ election
Notice of accessibility of ballot
The Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (Board) recently announced an election by ballot, for the election of a registered professional engineer (RPEQ) for appointment as a member of the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland. This notice includes details about how to cast a vote and about the provider CorpVote administrating voting in the election.
The election will be held on the election day: Thursday 27 March 2025.
Voting will open: 9:00 AM (AEST) Wednesday, 19 March 2025.
Voting will close: 5:00 PM (AEST) Thursday 27 March 2025.
All RPEQs whose registration was current on the day the notice of election was published (9 January 2025) are eligible to vote.
Voting service provider - CorpVote
CorpVote have been appointed as the voting services provider to administer voting in the election. CorpVote are also responsible answering all questions about the ballot. You can contact CorpVote:
By email: support@corpvote.com.au
By phone (within AU): 1300 710 950
By phone (International): +61 3 7034 4200).
How to cast your vote – online
You will receive an email from CorpVote (from email address evote@netvote.com.au) on 19 March 2025. The email will provide you a unique voter access code (VAC) and a link to cast your vote. The link will also give you access to all available candidate statements.
If you have not received CorpVote’s email by 9:00 AM (AEST) Wednesday, 19 March 2025, please contact them for assistance (contact details above).
How to cast your vote – by post
If you require a paper ballot form, you may request one by contacting CorpVote. Please make any such request by no later than 26 February 2025. Requests will not be accepted after that date.
Election result
The candidate with the highest number of votes is elected. After the appointment, the Registrar will give each candidate a notice of the outcome of the election and will publish a notice of the candidate elected.
Nominations
CorpVote will email you with information about the call for nominations tomorrow. The email will come from evote@netvote.com.au. Please check your spam or junk mail folders.
For more information on the Board and its member responsibilities, visit the BPEQ website:
https://bpeq.qld.gov.au/2025-rpeq-election.
Sincerely,
Registrar
Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland
13 January 2015
Notice of accessibility of ballot in accordance with Division 2, s 11 of the Professional Engineers Regulations 2019.
Call for nominations
The Board recently announced an election by ballot, for the election of a registered professional engineer (RPEQ) for appointment as a member of the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (Board).
The election will be held on the election day: Thursday 27 March 2025, with voting opening at 9:00AM (AEST) Wednesday 19 March 2025 and will close at 5:00PM on election day, Thursday 27 March 2025.
Nominations are now open for election to the Board. All RPEQs whose registration was current on the day the notice of election was published (9 January 2025) are eligible to nominate.
CorpVote have been appointed as the voting services provider to administer voting in the election. You can contact CorpVote:
By email: support@corpvote.com.au
By phone (within AU): 1300 710 950
By phone (International): +61 3 7034 4200
Information about being a Board member:
information about the Board can be found on the BPEQ website at: https://bpeq.qld.gov.au/2025-rpeq-election. RPEQs considering nomination are encouraged to review all information provided.
How to nominate
Nominations can be made online, via CorpVote’s website: https://www.netvote.com.au/n/8Y3f9V
Nominations:
- must be in the approved form available from CorpVote (see link above);
- must be received by CorpVote no later than 5:00 PM (AEST) Monday, 17 February 2025; and
- may be accompanied by a written statement by the candidate (no more than 200 words).
For information about making a nomination, please contact CorpVote (details above).
Sincerely,
Registrar
Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland
14 January 2025
Notice of accessibility of ballot in accordance with Division 2, s 6 of the Professional Engineers Regulations 2019.
Background information about the Board
Established in 1930, the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (Board) is Australia’s oldest engineering regulator and an independent, self-funded, statutory authority within the portfolio responsibilities of the Minister for Housing and Public Works.
RPEQs considering nominating for the Board are highly encouraged to read the two documents below to better understand the roles and responsibilities of Board members and the role of the Board.