Domestic violence on agenda in Qld

A Queensland parliamentary committee will hold a public briefing to discuss the state's crackdown on domestic violence.

The Communities, Disability Services and Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Committee's briefing on Wednesday will discuss changes to domestic violence legislation.

It will consider enhanced protections for victims, including court orders that could ban domestic violence perpetrators from the family home.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced an overhaul to domestic violence laws following a string of fatal attacks on women and children in the state this year.

The committee will also hold public briefings on how child safety information is managed and the government's Multicultural Recognition Bill 2015.