Child Sexual Abuse – State Service Employees – Allegations
So far 14 State Service employees have been stood down over allegations of child sexual abuse.
So far 14 State Service employees have been stood down over allegations of child sexual abuse.
The review by Tasmania Police into the James Geoffrey Griffin investigation reveals a decade long failure to properly investigate serious allegations.
The latest ROGS data on Justice again confirms the State has gone backwards, socially, under the Liberals.
Although Tasmania Police had commenced an investigation, and it took almost three months for the Working with Vulnerable People card to be revoked.
Police Minister, Mark Shelton refused to acknowledge police policies or procedures should be reviewed and changed.
The Police Minister's refusal to answer questions about his inaction in the James Geoffrey Griffin matter is a shameful abrogation of ministerial responsibility
The ministers through Estimates this week have confirmed that Ms Courtney, the Minister for Health, first became aware on 31 July 2019.
Information obtained by the Examiner newspaper shows invasive strip searches of children and young people are continuing at high levels.
In broad terms we are prepared to support this legislation, as we were prepared to support the first COVID-19 emergency legislation.
We should not be afraid to allow the Subordinate Legislation Committee to look at directions made by the Director of Public Health.