Final Evaluation Report
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Evaluation of the Second Action Plan of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children 2010-2022 Final Evaluation Report Department of Social Services March 2017 Disclaimer Inherent limitations This report is given subject to the written terms of KPMG’s engagement. This report has been prepared as outlined in Scope of the Evaluation section. The services provided in connection with this engagement comprise an advisory engagement which is not subject to Australian Auditing Standards or Australian Standards on Review or Assurance Engagements, and consequently no opinions or conclusions intended to convey assurance have been expressed. No warranty of completeness, accuracy or reliability is given in relation to the statements and representations made by, and the information and documentation provided by, Department of Social Services’ management and personnel consulted as part of the process. KPMG have indicated within this report the sources of the information provided. We have not sought to independently verify those sources unless otherwise noted within the report. KPMG is under no obligation in any circumstance to update this report, in either oral or written form, for events occurring after the report has been issued in final form. The findings in this report have been formed on the above basis. Third party reliance This report has been prepared at the request of the Department of Social Services in accordance with the terms of KPMG’s contract dated 11 November 2015 and a subsequent contract dated 21 October 2016. Other than our responsibility to the Department of Social Services, neither KPMG nor any member or employee of KPMG undertakes responsibility arising in any way from reliance placed by a third party on this presentation. Any reliance placed is that party’s sole responsibility. Glossary of Terms Table A: Glossary of terms and abbreviations
Table of Content Executive Summary 6 Evaluation of the Second Action Plan of the National Plan 6 1.ANROWS 8 2.1800RESPECT 8 3.Our Watch 8 4.The Line 8 5.Governance Arrangements 8 6.National Outcome 1 – Communities are safe and free from violence 9 7.National Outcome 2 – Relationships are respectful 9 8.National Outcome 3 – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are strengthened 9 9.National Outcome 4 – Services meet the needs of women and their children experiencing violence 9 11.National Outcome 5 – Justice responses are effective 10 12.National Outcome 6 – Perpetrators stop their violence and are held to account 10 13.Future areas for focus 10 14.Introduction 11 1.1 Background 11 1.2 The National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children 12 1.3 The Second Action Plan – Priorities and Actions 13 1.4 Scope of Evaluation 15 1.5 Evaluation Method 16 15.Progress and Effectiveness of Second Action Plan priorities and actions 18 2.1 Priority 1 – Driving whole of community action to prevent violence 18 17.Intention and Government Commitment 19 18.Completeness of Action 1 19 19.Effectiveness of Action 1 25 20.Intention and Government commitment 27 21.Completeness of Action 2 27 22.Effectiveness of Action 2 29 23.Intention and Government commitment 31 24.Effectiveness of Action 3 34 25.Intention and Government commitment 35 26.Completeness of Action 4 35 27.Effectiveness of Action 4 36 28.Intention and Government Commitment 37 29.Completeness of Action 5 37 30.Effectiveness of Action 5 38 31.Intention and Government Commitment 39 32.Completeness of Action 6 40 33.Effectiveness of Action 6 41 35.Intention and Government Commitment 43 36.Completeness of Action 7 43 37.Effectiveness of Action 7 45 2.2 Priority 2 – Understanding diverse experiences of violence 46 38.Intention and Government Commitment 47 39.Completeness of Action 8 47 40.Effectiveness of Action 8 49 41.Intention and Government commitment 51 42.Completeness of Action 9 51 43.Effectiveness of Action 9 52 44.Intention and Government commitment 52 45.Effectiveness of Action 10 54 46.Intention and Government commitment 55 47.Completeness of Action 11 56 48.Effectiveness of Action 11 57 49.Intention and Government commitment 59 50.Completeness of Action 12 59 52.Effectiveness of Action 12 61 2.3 Priority 3 – Supporting innovative services and integrated systems 62 53.Intention and Government commitment 63 54.Completeness of Action 13 63 55.Effectiveness of Action 13 65 56.Intention and Government commitment 66 58.Effectiveness of Action 14 71 59.Intention and Government commitment 72 60.Completeness of Action 15 72 61.Effectiveness of Action 15 74 62.Intention and Government commitment 75 63.Completeness of Action 16 75 64.Effectiveness of Action 16 78 65.Intention and Government commitment 79 66.Completeness of Action 17 79 67.Effectiveness of Action 17 82 69.Completeness of Action 18 85 70.Effectiveness of Action 18 85 71.Intention and Government commitment 86 72.Completeness of Action 19 86 73.Effectiveness of Action 19 89 74.Intention and Government commitment 90 75.Completeness of Action 20 90 76.Effectiveness of Action 20 93 2.4 Priority 4 – Improving perpetrator interventions 94 77.Intention and government commitment 94 78.Completeness of Action 21 95 79.Effectiveness of Action 21 96 80.Intention and government commitment 97 81.Completeness of Action 22 97 82.Effectiveness of Action 22 97 83.Intention and government commitment 97 84.Completeness of Action 23 98 85.Effectiveness of Action 23 101 2.5 Priority 5 – Continuing to build the evidence base 104 86.Intention and government commitment 104 87.Completeness of Action 24 105 88.Effectiveness of Action 24 106 89.Intention and government commitment 108 91.Completeness of Action 25 108 92.Effectiveness of Action 25 108 93.Intention and government commitment 109 96.Completeness of Action 26 109 97.Effectiveness of Action 26 109 98.The Evidence Base 111 Overview 111 3.1 Prevalence of Violence 112 99.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women 113 100.Women with a disability 114 101.Women who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender 114 103.Victims of Family and Domestic Violence, Experimental Data 116 104.Longitudinal studies 119 105.Family Violence Orders 120 106.Police Incidents 121 107.The PSS 122 108.The NATSISS 123 109.Women with a Disability 123 110.Children 124 111.National Crime data 124 3.2 Awareness and Understanding of Violence 125 3.3 Behavioural Patterns and Attitudes to Violence 129 3.4 Awareness of Response and Preparedness to Intervene 131 112.Evaluation of flagship programs 132 4.1 ANROWS 132 4.2 1800RESPECT 136 114.Evaluation Criteria 136 115.Evaluation Findings 137 116.Total Contacts Handled 137 117.Call Answer Time 138 118.Key Concerns 138 4.3 Our Watch 140 4.4 The Line 143 119.Contribution toward the National Plan 148 5.1 Evaluation of National Plan governance arrangements 148 5.2 Evaluation of progress against the outcomes of the National Plan 153 120.Next Steps – Third Action Plan 158 6.1 Emerging issues and areas requiring increased focus in the Third Action Plan 158 Appendix 1: Jurisdictional progress and programs 159 Appendix 2: Consultation method and survey questions 173 Appendix 3: List of stakeholders consulted 177 March 2017 This report contains 142 pages Appendices comprise 25 pages
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