Ex-Qld premier Bligh to front health probe Ex-Queensland Premier Anna Bligh is due at an inquiry into the Queensland Health payroll bungle. FORMER Queensland Premier Anna Bligh is due to front an inquiry into the $1.2 billion Queensland Health payroll bungle. A spokeswoman for the inquiry told AAP Ms Bligh had been summoned by the Brisbane-based inquiry. Former health minister Paul Lucas and former public works minister Robert Schwarten could also be called, however the inquiry has not yet named them. Ms Bligh is expected to be cross-examined about the state's dealing with IT contractor IBM. The inquiry is due to finish at the end of next week but could be extended if needed. Health Minister Lawrence Springborg announced on Wednesday the Queensland government is about to start automatically docking health workers' pays to recoup overpayments. Mr Springborg said staff members will be notified of new overpayments via their payslips and will then have 14 days to raise any concerns. "Repayments through staff pays will them commence automatically 28 days after the initial notification," he told parliament. Given most overpayments were under $500 and most will be repaid in under two pay cycles, he said.