MORE than 80 senior Queensland police officers will leave the service in coming weeks.
But Commissioner Ian Stewart says it won't affect operations, and all 86 have applied for, and been granted, voluntary redundancies.
"While their departure from the service will result in a loss of many years of experience and corporate knowledge, the subsequent renewal will provide significant opportunities for the QPS and the community we serve," the commissioner said in a statement.
"I acknowledge that we are losing not only colleagues but friends, mentors and confidants."
Mr Stewart says the loss of the officers will not affect the force's ability to cope with the massive security operation needed for the G20 Summit in 2014.
World leaders from the Group of 20 nations will gather in Brisbane in November next year.
Members of the G20 account for 85 per cent of global GDP, 80 per cent of global trade, and most of Australia's major trading and investment partners.
The security operation for their visit will be one of the largest Brisbane has seen.
Mr Stewart says with 11,000 sworn officers the force still has a huge capacity and depth of experience.
"I'm absolutely confident that we will have the capacity and the experience to manage any policing incident including our response to G20," he told the Seven Network.
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