🏛️ Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People (2021 - 2025)

The Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People's 2023-24 annual report highlights their inquiry into support for children and young people exposed to trauma associated with humanitarian migration. The committee conducted consultations, hearings, and investigative travel to inform their report, 'Pathways to Thriving'. They also reviewed the Commissioner's activities and advocate for a dedicated minister for children's wellbeing.

This WA parliamentary committee report summarises the work of the Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People (JSCCCYP) during the 41st Parliament. It identifies priority areas needing further attention, including support for Aboriginal children, addressing food insecurity, and enhancing support for refugee children. The report recommends actions for the government and incoming JSCCCYP.

The WA Parliamentary Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People released a report on August 15, 2024, regarding support for children and young people exposed to trauma associated with migration to Australia due to humanitarian crises. The report, titled "Pathways to Thriving - Enhancing support for humanitarian children and young people in Western Australia," is Report No. 9.

The WA parliamentary committee reviewed reports by the Commissioner for Children and Young People, focusing on children's wellbeing, particularly girls, trans and gender diverse youth, those with disabilities, and home-educated children. The committee examined the Commissioner's annual report, highlighting advocacy for vulnerable children and the 'Speaking Out Survey'. The report also addresses vaping among young people and recommends actions for families, schools, and young people to improve we

The Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People's 2022-23 annual report highlights the inquiry into food insecurity among WA children, culminating in the 'Hungry for Change' report. The report details findings from hearings, travel to regional and remote communities, and a research visit to Tasmania to examine their school lunch program. The committee also continued its oversight of the Commissioner for Children and Young People.

The WA parliamentary committee report investigates effective ways to address food insecurity for children and young people affected by poverty. The report was presented on June 22, 2023, by the Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People (2021 - 2025).

The WA Parliamentary Committee reviewed the Commissioner for Children and Young People's reports, focusing on the 2021-22 annual report and other key publications. The review highlights concerns about children's safety, mental health, and the wellbeing gap between girls and boys. It also addresses the need for better support for vulnerable groups like Aboriginal children and those in youth detention.

The Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People's 2021-2022 annual report highlights its activities, including an inquiry into food insecurity affecting children experiencing poverty and a discussion paper on appointing a commissioner for Aboriginal children. The committee also examined reports from the Commissioner and held briefings with key stakeholders. Expenditure for the year totalled $7,400, primarily on consultants.

This WA parliamentary committee report examines the merits of appointing a commissioner for Aboriginal children and young people. The report was presented on November 18, 2021, by the Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People (2021 - 2025).

The WA parliamentary committee reviewed the Commissioner for Children and Young People's reports, focusing on the wellbeing of girls and the placement of children with harmful sexual behaviours in residential care. The committee supports the Commissioner's work, especially the Speaking Out Survey, and urges greater resourcing for disadvantaged children. They also highlight the need for expedited implementation of Royal Commission recommendations.

This is the 2020-2021 annual report from the Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People (JSCCCYP). It covers the activities of the committee across the 40th and 41st Parliaments, including inquiries, reports tabled, meetings, and briefings. The report also includes a financial statement of the committee's expenditure.