There are six options to select from:

1. New registration - submit an application for the registration of a new cathodic protection system. (A regulatory fee applies.)
2. Re-registration - re-register a previously registered cathodic protection system. (A regulatory fee applies.)
3. Change to a registered system - make technical and electrical-output changes to an (active) cathodic protection registration. (A regulatory fee applies.)
4. Transfer registration ownership - transfer a cathodic protection registration to another entity. (No associated fees.)
5. Update registration contact details - make changes to contact information in a cathodic protection registration. (No associated fees.)
6. Cancel a registration - cancel a cathodic protection registration. (This process does not attract a fee.)

In addition to these six options, users will be able to see a list of their previous and current registrations, their payments pending and a list of their tax invoices.

Cathodic protection registrations online sends email reminders six and three months prior to the expiry date, giving you sufficient time for re-registration.

Note: It is important that all contact details are up-to-date to facilitate the reminders. Contact details can be updated at any time through the ‘Update registration contact details’ tab.

When you log in to Cathodic protection registrations online, you can update your contact details can be updated in the ‘Update registration contact details’ tab.

Please visit Cathodic protection registrations online for more information.

Yes, cathodic protection system owners can authorise a consultant to manage their cathodic protection system registrations. However, the consultant needs to have a MyGovID login and be authorised by the cathodic protection system owner in myGovID. See ‘Authorised User’ on the myGovID Relationship Authorisation Manager page for more information.

No, you will be able to log in to your account to verify your registration status at any time.

On successful registration of a cathodic protection system, the owner and their consultant will receive email confirmation of the successful registration.

For help with authentication using myGovID, visit myGovID, or call the support number on the Help tab of the myGovID site.

For assistance with Cathodic protection registrations online, including payment queries, please email cathodics@oir.qld.gov.au.

For more general information about requirements for operating cathodic protection systems, visit cathodic protection systems.

No, despite having similar names, myGovID and myGov are two separate entities.

myGovID is a federally approved digital identity platform that allows Australian individuals and businesses to access government online services securely. It is an authentication service that verifies the identity of users and allows them to securely access government services using a single credential.

myGov is an online service provided by the Australian Government that allows individuals to access a range of government services using a single login and password. It is a platform where users can link their accounts to different government agencies and services, such as the Australian Taxation Office, Medicare and Centrelink.

While both platforms are designed to help individuals access government services online, myGovID is specifically focused on verifying and managing digital identities and myGov is focused on providing a centralised platform for accessing a variety of government services.

For more information, please visit https://www.mygovid.gov.au/.

Please refer to the definitions for principal authority on the myGovID site.

In terms of Cathodic protection registrations online, we would consider the principal authority to be the organisational Cathodic protection owner, irrespective of the registration containing alternate nominated contact details.

Please refer to the definitions for authorised user(s) on the myGovID site.

In terms of Cathodic protection registration online, we consider an authorised user someone who is approved by the principal authority to administer Cathodic protection registrations on behalf of the principal authority. This could be a nominated user within the nominated principal authority organisation, or a third-party consultant.

Note: Administration of authorised users is the sole responsibility of the Principal authority. Authorised user accesses should be reviewed regularly.

The Queensland Globe (QGlobe) mapping platform provides users with visibility of registered cathodic protection systems and contact information for system owners. This assists owners and consultants to identify other systems and structures in the vicinity of their system for the purposes of interference testing. The QGlobe interactive mapping platform is integrated within Cathodic protection registrations online.

The locations of active Cathodic protection registrations will be publicly available via Queensland Globe.

This information will assist other cathodic protection system owners and consultants when conducting interference testing. Each plotted system will have a unique identification code that will further assist communication between parties.

We recommend you only provide contact information you’re comfortable for the public to see in relation to your registrations.

You don’t need a login to see Cathodic protection registered systems in QGlobe, however some functions do require you to be logged-in e.g. you can save items to ‘places’ in a session, however to retain these for future sessions, you would need to be logged in to permanently save these details.

For more information and walk-through documentation visit https://qldglobe.information.qld.gov.au/help-info/.