The Victorian Law Reform Commission’s report into protection applications in the Children’s Court was tabled in parliament by the Victorian Attorney-General on 5 October 2010. The terms of reference asked the commission to review the processes followed in the Family Division of the Children’s Court and not the child protection system as a whole. This article summarises the outcome of the inquiry in the context of national developments in child protection and family law. It describes a number of the options proposed in the Final Report. Those options draw upon innovative and highly successful aspects of the Victorian legal system — such as the growing emphasis upon ADR
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Parental responsibility in Australia is situated within the complex statutory framework that governs...
In June 2010 the Secretary of State for Education in England asked Professor Eileen Munro, Professor...
Increasingly, domestic violence is being treated as a child protection issue, and children affected ...
It is now a little over ten years since the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) and the Human Ri...
This article highlights the key findings and recommendations of the Ministry of Justice report, Asse...
On August last year, the Minister for Children and Youth announced the terms of reference and member...
This article describes and assesses the Children, Youth & Families Amendment (Permanent Care and...
This chapter describes the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Childrens Court (In ACT, the court is ...
The Australian Government Royal Commission Into Institutional Responses Into Child Sexual Abuse deli...
On August last year, the Minister for Children and Youth announced the terms of reference and member...
The Queensland Government is committed to building a new child protection and family support system ...
This inquiry investigated systemic problems in Victoria\u27s child protection system and, in this re...
The Victorian Law Reform Commission is to review and report on the desirability of changes to the Gu...
There is now evidence emerging from a number of studies that resolving child protection cases ha
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