❓ Question regarding the average time taken to commence child safety and wellbeing assessments in the South West region after a child at risk is reported. The answer provides the median time for 2013-14 and caveats.
AnsweredQoN 2096Legislative Council
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I refer to child safety and wellbeing assessments, and I ask, on average in the South West, how many days elapse between a child at risk first being brought to the attention of the Department of Child Protection and Family Support and a safety and wellbeing assessment being commenced?
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Answered
17 February 2015
Responded by
Minister for Child Protection
Response time
117 days
In 2013-14, the median time to commence a safety and wellbeing assessment in the South West was 1 day.
A safety and wellbeing assessment may not always commence immediately. For example, other information may be required prior to commencement, or the notification may be made prior to the birth of the child.
A safety and wellbeing assessment may not always commence immediately. For example, other information may be required prior to commencement, or the notification may be made prior to the birth of the child.
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