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Ipswich City Council licence pages for personal appearance services
Ipswich City Council administers the personal appearance services Act in the Ipswich local government area. Its own page is linked below, with the Queensland Act, Regulation and guidelines listed beside it.
Whether the Act reaches a particular service is for the council and the clinic’s own advisers to say, so this page lists and links only.
Ipswich City Council
The council's own page on personal appearance services licences.
The terms the council uses: “higher-risk personal appearance services” and “low-risk”.
Queensland sources beside every council’s page
- Public Health (Infection Control for Personal Appearance Services) Act 2003 (Qld)
Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel. Act, Queensland.
Legislation
- Public Health (Infection Control for Personal Appearance Services) Regulation 2016 (Qld)
Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel. Regulation, Queensland.
Legislation
- Public Health (Infection Control for Personal Appearance Services) (Infection Control Guidelines) Notice 2024 (Qld)
Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel. Legislative instrument, Queensland.
Legislation
- Infection control guidelines for personal appearance services
Queensland Health. Code, Queensland.
Regulator guidance
- Queensland Development Code, Mandatory Part 5.2: higher risk personal appearance services
Queensland Government. Code, Queensland.
Legislation
The state sources come from the ClinicTrace legislation and guidance register, which says how binding each one is and the version its publisher states.
This tool describes what you enter and links to each publisher’s own source. It is not legal advice and does not say whether a clinic meets any requirement.