Premier – Commission of Inquiry
We have the DPAC updated disclosure log as at Friday, which shows that now 43 state servants have been suspended.
We have the DPAC updated disclosure log as at Friday, which shows that now 43 state servants have been suspended.
The Greens acknowledge and respect the Commission of Inquiry’s request to extend their reporting deadline.
While the draft plan represents a major shift for youth justice and lays out the steps forward, it doesn’t solve Tasmania’s current youth justice failings.
Today we recognise the pain and honour the courage of all survivors of sexual assault and institutional abuse.
Joining us in Parliament, out on the lawns, over at Elizabeth St Pier & on screens across the country, are Tasmanians - victim survivors & people who love them.
Last sitting we asked you about senior managers who made admissions at the commission of inquiry yet remain in their roles.
Yesterday we asked what action you have taken about the shocking failures of multiple LGH managers in relation to child sex abuse.
The commission of inquiry has heard harrowing testimony of how children were harmed at the Launceston General Hospital and other institutions.
Many of the kids ending up in Ashley have trauma, complex mental health issues, disability.
With the backdrop of the Commission of Inquiry, this National Child Protection Week is a particularly sombre one in Tasmania