Final Evaluation Report
Table A.3.15: Western Australia – Thursday 17th December 2015
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- Table A.3.16: Australian Capital Territory – Monday 18th January 2016
- Table A.3.17: Victoria – Wednesday 27th January 2016
- Table A.3.18: South Australia – Thursday 4th February 2016
- Table A.3.19: Apologies in workshops
- Table A.3.20: Interviews with National Plan Partners
- Contact us: Liz Forsyth Lead Partner Health Ageing and Human Services KPMG Australia
Table A.3.15: Western Australia – Thursday 17th December 2015
Table A.3.16: Australian Capital Territory – Monday 18th January 2016
Table A.3.17: Victoria – Wednesday 27th January 2016
Table A.3.18: South Australia – Thursday 4th February 2016
Apologies in Workshops Table A.3.19: Apologies in workshops
Interviews with National Plan Partners Table A.3.20: Interviews with National Plan Partners
KPMG tried to organise an interview with Lifeline but was unable to. KPMG also contacted the Office of the Children’s eSafety Commissioner for interview. Given its recent establishment as an Office in July 2015, the eSafety Office felt it could not usefully comment at that juncture, but looks forward to doing so under the Third Action Plan. Contact us: Liz Forsyth Lead Partner Health Ageing and Human Services KPMG Australia T: +61 2 9335 8233 E: lforsyth@kpmg.com.au
E: tdavey2@kpmg.com.au www.kpmg.com.au 1Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2015, Recorded Crime - Victims, Australia, Recorded 4510.0 2 Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2012, Personal Safety Survey Cat. No. 4906.0 3 Australian Bureau of Statistics , National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Survey, 2008; University of New South Wales, Stop the Violence initiative, 2013 and Australian Bureau of Statistics, Personal Safety Survey, 2012 4 KPMG, The Costs of violence against women and their children, produced for the Department of Social Services, Australian Government, 2016. 5 Institute of Social Science Research, University of Queensland, Respectful Relationships Program Evaluation, 2014, Last accessed 19 May 2016 7 Department of Social Services, Second Action Plan to reduce violence against women and their children 2013-2016, p 17 8 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 9 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 10 Department of Social Services commissioned report: Reducing violence and women and their children, Research informing the development of a national campaign, November 2015 11 ANROWS, Media representations of violence against women and their children: State of knowledge paper, November 2015. 12 ANROWS, Media representations of violence against women and their children: State of knowledge paper, November 2015. 13 Department of Social Services, National Plan to reduce violence against women and their children 2010-2022, p 15 14 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 15 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013, p. 21 16 Our Watch, Respectful Relationships: Education in Schools, Evidence Paper, December 2015 17 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 18 The Creep Quiz, Last accessed 3 May 2016 19 Our Watch Latest News, Australian girls aged 15-19 report endemic online abuse and harassment – new survey 20 Our Watch and Plan International Australia, Don’t send me that pic, March 2016, Last accessed 29 March 2016 21 AIHW: Al-Yaman F, Van Doeland M & Wallis M 2006. Family violence among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Cat. no. IHW 17. Canberra: AIHW, p 71. 22 National Association of Community Legal Centres, Media Release, March 2015, last accessed 18 May 2016 23 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 24 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 25 The Senate Community Affairs References Committee, Report on Violence, abuse and neglect against people with disability in institutional and residential settings, including the gender and age related dimensions, and the particular situation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability, and culturally and linguistically diverse people with disability Recommendation 24 26 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 27 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 28 Queensland Government, Counselling, support and advice, https://www.qld.gov.au/community/getting-support-health-social-issue/counselling-support-advice/ Last accessed 10 November 2016 29 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 30 National Safe Schools Framework, Education Services Australia, 2013 31 AIHW (2015-16), 'Specialist homelessness services 2015-16', www.aihw.gov.au/homelessness/specialist-homelessness-services-2015-16/. 32 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 33 NSW Government press release, 24 November 2016 34 Nicola Berkovic, ‘Family Chief Justice pleads for funds to prevent child deaths’, The Australian, 30 March 2016 35 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 36 On 1 July 2016, the Crimtrac Agency merged with the Australian Crime Commission to become the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission. 37 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 p 37 38 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 p 37 39 Second Action Plan 2013-2016, Moving Ahead, 2013 40 ANROWS website, Research Program, Perpetrator Interventions Research Stream, Last accessed 11 May 2016 41 Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria, 2013, Justice or Judgement? The impact of VIC homicide law reforms on responses to women who kill intimate partners 42 Department of Social Services, 2014-15 Annual Progress Report: Second action Plan: 2013-16, p.7 43 Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2012, Personal Safety Survey, Cat. No. 4906.0 Canberra. 128,500 women (54 per cent of women who had experienced current partner violence) had children in their care. 44 Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2012, Personal Safety Survey, Cat. No. 4906.0 Canberra. 61 per cent of women who had experienced violence had done so at the hands of a previous partner, approximately 733,900 women 45 Dr Damien W. Riggs, Dr Heather Fraser and Dr Nik Taylor, Submission to the Inquiry into Domestic Violence and Gender Inequality, February 2016. 46 Research referred to on the Australian Institute of Family Studies website, last accessed 22 March 2016. 47 Leonard et. al. 2012 Private Lives 2: The second national survey of the health and wellbeing of GLBT Australians, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health & Society, La Trobe University 2012 48 Assault statistics are not published in Recorded Crime – Victims (cat. no. 4510.0) for Queensland and Victoria as the recording of assaults in these jurisdictions is not consistent with the National Crime Recording Standard (NCRS). Assault data for Queensland and Victoria are therefore not comparable with the data from other jurisdictions (see publication explanatory notes paragraphs 17-21). As the total assault data are not published, we are also unable to publish the experimental FDV-related assault data for Queensland and Victoria. 49 Population data is from the Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Demographic Statistics , June 2014 Cat 3101.0 50 Dr Peta Cox, Senior Research Officer, ANROWS, Violence against women in Australia: Additional analysis of the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ Personal Safety Survey, 2012 p4, 6 51 Where a respondent did not speak English, a small number of interviewers with foreign language skills were trained to conduct PSS interviews. These interviews were mostly conducted over the phone. 52 The 2014 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Survey is an anachronism, Maggie Walter, accessed 18 January 2016 53 The Senate Community Affairs References Committee, Report on Violence, abuse and neglect against people with disability in institutional and residential settings, including the gender and age related dimensions, and the particular situation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability, and culturally and linguistically diverse people with disability Recommendation 24 Yüklə 0,98 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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