The compensation payout to the courageous and inspiring Katrina Munting, who is with us here today in the Chamber, is only the start of justice for victim/survivors of child sexual abuse in Tasmanian institutions.
The Greens certainly understand that assaults on workers in workplaces are unacceptable, and concerningly, there definitely appears to be an increase in some areas of work where workers are at risk.
Today we are joined by Devarshi Deka and his parents Kula and Deepali - and I urge you to meet with them - and principal petitioner, Ayman Jaffri.
The Greens have been advocating for expanding the court‑mandated diversion program to include alcohol-related offending since 2016.
How many of these remain under investigation and how many of them have resulted in charges or prosecutions?
The offence that is introduced by your Government did not include a similar age defence.
The Right to Information Act review is a critical part of that and was mentioned many times by the commissioners.
Your response says there's further scoping activities being done to determine the best approach to managing 'community-based sex offender treatment'.
They specifically say 'legislate or regulate to require' that TASCAT provides it.
We've got reservations about whether extending the existing framework is going to fully address the concerns raised by the commission.