Add to ORKGOn August last year, the Minister for Children and Youth announced the terms of reference and membership of a Ministerial Taskforce and Reference Group to examine Australia’s child support scheme. This followed the Prime Minister’s announcement of 29 July 2004 of proposals to reform the Family Law System in Australia in response to the House of Representatives Committee on Family and Community Affairs Inquiry into child custody arrangements in the event of family separation. The Child Support Review Taskforce’s report is now available online. Released 14 June 200
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Children and young people have a fundamental right to grow up happy and cared for, to be kept safe f...
On August last year, the Minister for Children and Youth announced the terms of reference and member...
hild support continues to attract considerable policy interest in most developed countries. In Austr...
This paper provides an overview of the development, operation and success of Australia’s child suppo...
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This 2008 report was commissioned to investigate the changes needed for the child protection system ...
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Child protection systems in Australia are undergoing a major shift in the way in which services are ...
It is now a little over ten years since the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) and the Human Ri...
The Productivity Commission and a Selected Parliamentary Committee completed two comprehensive revie...
Children and young people have a fundamental right to grow up happy and cared for, to be kept safe f...
On August last year, the Minister for Children and Youth announced the terms of reference and member...
hild support continues to attract considerable policy interest in most developed countries. In Austr...
This paper provides an overview of the development, operation and success of Australia’s child suppo...
The Victorian Law Reform Commission’s report into protection applications in the Children’s Court wa...
The Queensland Government is committed to building a new child protection and family support system ...
The Australian Child Support Scheme aims to ensure that children continue to be supported financiall...
The Australian government has recently implemented the most radical reforms of the family law system...
What has happened to the Prime Minister’s ‘barbeque stopper’ issue — reform of policy to support the...
This 2008 report was commissioned to investigate the changes needed for the child protection system ...
The Australian government recently announced a parliamentary inquiry to investigate whether a legal ...
On 9 November 2016, the Family Matters campaign released its inaugural report. This report revealed ...
Child protection systems in Australia are undergoing a major shift in the way in which services are ...
It is now a little over ten years since the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) and the Human Ri...
The Productivity Commission and a Selected Parliamentary Committee completed two comprehensive revie...
Children and young people have a fundamental right to grow up happy and cared for, to be kept safe f...