昆士兰州儿童安全部长Amanda Camm因在预算估算听证会上的陈述遭到质疑，面临越来越大的压力。[1]副反对党领袖Cameron Dick指控部长将企业数据披露从7月1日推迟至7月30日，属于"政治宣传"行为，破坏了原有承诺。[1]部长在听证会上辩称已履行承诺，表示"我做出了承诺，我们已经恢复了企业数据"。[1]
内部文件显示，2025年4月的部门计划要求家庭暴力幸存者工作组成员签署保密协议，这与部长办公室此前的否认相矛盾。[1]部长在听证会被追问是否存在保密协议时否认道："答案是不。"[1]此外，部门对家庭和家庭暴力服务进行了3850万美元的预算削减。[1]Unify IT系统故障的调查预期将于9月完成。[1]
Queensland's Child Safety Minister Amanda Camm faces intensifying scrutiny over contradictions surrounding her budget testimony and departmental commitments. During budget estimates hearings on July 30, the minister stated: "I made a commitment and we have restored the corporate data" [1], yet Deputy Opposition Leader Cameron Dick has accused her of breaking that pledge by delaying the disclosure of enterprise data from July 1 to July 30 for what he characterizes as "political spin" [1].
The controversies extend beyond the data disclosure timeline. Internal departmental documents from April 2025 reveal that family violence survivor working group members were required to sign confidentiality agreements [1], contradicting the minister's earlier denial during estimates when asked about non-disclosure agreements, stating simply: "The answer is no" [1]. Additionally, Camm's portfolio has absorbed a A$38.5 million budget reduction in families and family violence services [1], while an investigation into the Unify IT system failure is expected to conclude by September [1].