Child Welfare Amendment Bill 1998
Legislation Committee (1989 - 2001)· 22 November 2000general_report
The WA Legislation Committee reviewed the Child Welfare Amendment Bill 1998, focusing on the Child Protection Services Register. The report recommends several amendments to the Bill, particularly regarding the definitions of 'reporting agency' and 'approved person', data security, and natural justice considerations. The aim is to improve interagency cooperation while safeguarding confidential information.
Impact
The Bill affects government agencies involved in child welfare, children at risk of maltreatment, individuals listed on the register (both victims and offenders), and the broader community concerned with child protection.
justicepublic_sectorhealtheducationChild WelfareChild Protection RegisterReporting AgencyApproved PersonSpent ConvictionsNatural JusticeData SecurityInteragency CooperationMandatory ReportingChild Maltreatment
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