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NRCoP QLD Presents: From rubbish to rail - what drives compliance?

Join speakers from the rail safety, early childhood education and care, and waste crime sectors who will share insights into how the different characteristics of their regulated environments and compliance drivers have influenced their regulatory approaches.

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Regulation

NRCoP QLD Presents: From rubbish to rail - what drives compliance?

Free

  • UQ Brisbane CityUQ Brisbane City
  • 1hr (In-person, Brisbane)
  • 25 November 2026

Overview

Understanding Behaviour to Improve Regulatory Outcomes

Effective regulation starts with understanding why people behave the way they do. By examining the motivations and incentives that drive compliance and non-compliance, regulators can move beyond treating symptoms and instead address the underlying causes of regulatory issues.

In this panel discussion, experts from the rail safety, early childhood education and care, and waste crime sectors will explore how behavioural drivers differ across industries and how these differences shape regulatory strategies and responses. The discussion will highlight the importance of tailoring regulatory approaches to the unique characteristics of regulated environments, organisations and individuals.

Panel members will share practical insights into how changing incentives influence behaviour over time, the effectiveness of various regulatory tools, and the lessons learned from both successful interventions and regulatory challenges. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on designing more targeted, evidence-based and effective regulatory responses.

Speakers

Facilitated by

Erica McLuckie

Executive Director | Early Childhood Regulatory Authority

Panel Members:

Dr Natalie Pelham

Chief Executive | Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator

Tim Reid

Manager – Waste Compliance Operations | Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation

Event Details

In-person:

📅 Date: Wednesday, 25 November 2026

📍 In-person Location:
UQ Brisbane City, 308 Queen Street (Room 1M16)

*Advise the staff in the foyer of your arrival and they will assist with access to the floor.

🕒 Time (AEST) :
8:15 AM - Arrival
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM: Panel Discussion

*please feel free to bring your own coffee or tea to enjoy during the session

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