Brexit won't deter $4bn Qld super raid

The economic fallout from Britain's decision to leave the European Union hasn't convinced the Queensland government to stop its $4 billion raid on a public servants' superannuation scheme.

The state government was warned that international market forces could cause QSuper's defined benefit scheme to fall into deficit if the government repatriated $4 billion of its $10 billion surplus, as it outlined in the budget.

"We've made our decision ... we are monitoring what is happening in the... world ... but, for Queensland at the moment, it's business as usual," Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said on Tuesday.