Key facts
- Camm cited harassment, threats, bullying, and vilification as reasons for her resignation.
- She had been under pressure regarding the state's child safety system and domestic violence prevention efforts.
- Camm had recently taken six weeks of medical leave, including surgery.
- Premier David Crisafulli stated Camm was not removed over her performance.
Queensland minister Amanda Camm resigned from cabinet on Friday, citing health and safety reasons. Camm stated that she had experienced harassment, threats, and bullying over the past year, and that her recovery from a recent surgical procedure would be ongoing. She indicated that some criticism had gone beyond public scrutiny and accountability, referencing an alleged attack on federal MP Helen Haines.