1. Who are you?
Choose Community member.
2. Which changes interest you?
Tick Other and write:
“State-level clarity for a pathway for long-term occupation of Tiny Houses on Wheels.”
3. Most crucial State interests?
Tick Housing.
You can choose up to 3 - choose any others important to you
4. What would show the policy has been successful?
Suggested selections:
☑ More homes in appropriate locations
☑ Faster and more efficient planning decisions
☑ Well-planned communities that meet local needs
5. Does the draft address the issues most important for Queensland's future growth?
Your personal opinion
“What is missing from the State Planning Policy?”
WRITE YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE. It doesn't need to sound clever.
Examples: -
“I currently live in a Tiny House on Wheels and worry that a neighbour complaint could mean I have to leave. I want a clear legal pathway for long-term occupation.”
“I contacted my Council about living in a Tiny House on Wheels and could not get a clear answer. I was referred between different rules and eventually gave up.”
“I want to buy a Tiny House on Wheels but I'm not prepared to invest my savings when I can't establish whether I will be allowed to live in it.”
“I have land and would like a family member to live in a Tiny House on Wheels on my property, but the current rules are unclear.”
“Tiny Houses on Wheels could give people like me another housing choice. I am not asking for no regulation — I am asking Queensland to create clear and proportionate rules for long-term occupation.”
Please don't just copy an example. Pick the one closest to you and change it to tell YOUR story.
Option 1 — Clear rules
Queensland needs clear, consistent rules for Tiny Houses on Wheels so people know where and how they can legally live in them long term.
Option 2 — Housing choice
Tiny Houses on Wheels could provide another genuine housing choice for Queenslanders. Please create a practical pathway that allows them to be lived in long term on suitable private land.
Option 3 — Council confusion
Residents should not have to contact Council after Council and receive different answers about Tiny Houses on Wheels. Queensland needs State-level guidance that gives councils and the public a clear pathway.
Option 4 — Regulation, but the RIGHT regulation
I am not asking for Tiny Houses on Wheels to be unregulated. I am asking for clear, proportionate regulation that recognises what they actually are and provides a pathway for long-term occupation.
Option 5 — Recognition
Please recognise Tiny Houses on Wheels as a distinct housing typology rather than trying to fit them into rules designed for conventional buildings or other forms of accommodation.
Option 6 — Certainty before investing
Queenslanders need to be able to find out whether they can legally live in a Tiny House on Wheels BEFORE they spend their savings buying one. The current uncertainty needs to be addressed.
Option 7 — Housing crisis
At a time when Queensland needs more housing options, people who are willing to provide and pay for their own small home should not be stopped simply because there is no clear pathway for a Tiny House on Wheels.
Option 8 — Very simple
Please give Queenslanders a clear and reasonable pathway to live long term in Tiny Houses on Wheels.
👉 Copy one. Change it. Add a sentence. Or write your own. It does NOT need to sound professional - we need Queensland Government to hear from real people.
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