Queensland's anti-consorting laws have helped disrupt outlaw bikie gang rides and meetings, dismantle criminal networks and made the state safer, police say.
It has been illegal to habitually consort with criminal gang members in the state since 2013, although the laws have been tweaked twice by the current Palaszczuk government.
Since the laws were introduced, police have issued 2000 warnings for consorting and charged 33 people with habitual consorting.
