Commission of Inquiry into the Tasmanian Government's reponses to child sexual abuse in institutional settings / Commission of Inquiry ; The Honourable Marcia Neave AO, President and Commissioner ; Professor Leah Bromfield, Commissioner ; The Honourable Robert Benjamin AM SC, Commissioner

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10009157
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Tasmania. Commission of Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse in Institutional Settings, author, commissioning body
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Commission of Inquiry into the Tasmanian Government's reponses to child sexual abuse in institutional settings (2023 : Online)
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  • [Tasmania] : Commission of Inquiry, 2023
  • ©2023
  • Online resource (2927 pages)
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"The Commission of Inquiry into the Tasmanian Government's responses to Child Sexual Abuse in Institutional Settings was established on 15 March 2021 by Order of the Governor of Tasmania. The Commission is independent. It is equivalent to a royal commission and has the power to call witnesses at its hearings and compel the production of documents, including from the Tasmanian Government."--Scope of the inquiry, CoI website.

Full contents:
  • V. 1. Summary, recommendations and findings (iii, 214 pages)
  • v. 2. Establishment and context (ii, 133 pages)
  • v. 3. Children in schools (iii, 221 pages)
  • v. 4. Children in out of home care (iii, 282 pages)
  • v. 5, bk. 1 Children in youth detention (iii, 301 pages)
  • v. 5. bk, 2 Children in youth detention (v, 323 pages)
  • v. 5, bk. 3 Children in youth detention (iii, 351 pages)
  • v. 6, bk. 1. Children in health services (iii, 314 pages)
  • v. 6, bk. 2. Children in health services (ii, 107 pages)
  • v. 7. The justice system and victim-survivors (ii. 212 pages)
  • v. 8. Oversight, coordination and therapeutic support (iv, 395 pages)
Notes:
  • "August 2023"--Cover.
  • Tabled in Parliament on 26 September 2023. "In its closing hearing on 30 August 2023, the Commission of Inquiry made two restricted publication orders under the Commission of Inquiry Act 1995. One of those orders recommends the omission of certain material from the Final Report before it is published. On 25 September 2023, Her Excellency, as Governor-in-Council, omitted part of the Final Report consistent with the Commission's recommendations. The Commission's recommended omissions relate to Volume 6: Children in health services, Chapter 14: Case Study 1."--Jeremy Rockliff, Premier.
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  • Includes bibiographic references.
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related to The Royal Commission, 2017 Final report
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  • Tasmanian Government's responses to child sexual abuse
  • CoI full report
  • Commission of Inquiry report
  • Cover title: Who was looking after me? Prioritising the safety of Tasmanian children
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