The State Government will today reveal how it will respond to the Costello Audit of Queensland finances and what assets and services it will privatise.

The 1,000 page report will be released in Parliament today and the Government will reveal which of the 155 recommendations it will implement.

The executive summary released last month included proposals for asset sales, outsourcing, and another shake-up of the public service.

Liberal National Party (LNP) backbenchers were yesterday briefed on the full report and the Government's implementation plan.

Premier Campbell Newman says opinions "waxed and waned" during the seven-hour party room meeting, and not all recommendations will be adopted.

However, Mr Newman says his MPs will support the State Government's plan.

The Government has already sold some Brisbane office buildings but Treasurer Tim Nicholls insists voters will be given a say about other sell-offs.

"The Government's commitment has always been, and remains, not to sell any Government businesses without seeking a mandate," he said.

Mr Nicholls says his LNP colleagues have enthusiastically supported the Government's response to the audit and will support the final plan.

"The party room were very interested in the proposals - they really look at this as a long-term plan to provide future generations with the same great opportunities that we've enjoyed in the past here in Queensland," he said.

"The party room response was very enthusiastic to the proposals that were made."