The Queensland government promised to put victims first. Instead it buried a report from domestic violence survivors
The Queensland government has withheld a report from a panel of domestic violence survivors that criticized police responses to family violence. The report advocated for civilian oversight of police complaints, a recommendation the government has not publicly addressed.
The government convened a panel of people with lived experience of domestic, family and sexual violence to identify gaps in the system and guide reforms. Photograph: Dan Peled/AAP The government convened a panel of people with lived experience of domestic, family and sexual violence to identify gaps in the system and guide reforms. Photograph: Dan Peled/AAP Domestic violence The Queensland government promised to put victims first. Instead it buried a report from domestic violence survivors Exclusive: Report from LNP-convened panel heavily criticises police responses to family violence and calls for civilian oversight
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