Still Too Many Unanswered Questions on Safe Pathways
Five months after concerns were first raised with the government about the treatment of vulnerable children in the care of Safe Pathways, many questions remain.
Five months after concerns were first raised with the government about the treatment of vulnerable children in the care of Safe Pathways, many questions remain.
The Liberals sure do have a hide, crowing about their response to vulnerable people over their 1000 days in office.
In the past year, the average number of children waiting each day for a response from Child Protection has increased from 15.5 to 65.5.
The Minister for Human Services must accept responsibility for the Safe Pathways scandal and cancel the government contract with the for-profit provider.
This week, the manifest failings of Tasmania's child protection and out-of-home-care system were revealed to a national audience and to Tasmanians.
Chronic, systemic underfunding of child protection in Tasmania has laid the ground for businesses to profit from the abuse and neglect of children.
Could you please detail to the House when the funding agreement with Safe Pathways commenced and the total value of this agreement?
Yesterday the Minister told the House all 11 children currently in the care of Safe Pathways would be visited by a Child Protection officer.
I listened very carefully to your response to the Opposition Leader's questions on Safe Pathways and the allegations raised in Four Corners last night.
The Hodgman Liberals are desperately trying to deflect from Matthew Groom's woeful performance as Minister for Energy.