❓ Hon. Amber-Jade Sanderson asks the Attorney General how many victims received the maximum $75,000 compensation for a single offence under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Act 2003 in specified financial years. The Attorney General responds that the information is unavailable without a resource-intensive manual review of case files.
AnsweredQoN 976Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
CRIMINAL INJURIES COMPENSATION ACT —
SINGLE-OFFENCE PAYMENTS
976. Hon AMBER-JADE SANDERSON to the
Attorney General:
Under the Criminal Injuries
Compensation Act 2003, how many victims have claimed the maximum amount awarded
for a single offence—that is, $75 000—in the following
financial years —
(a) 2012–13;
(b) 2013–14;
(c) 2014–15; and
(d) 2015–16?
SINGLE-OFFENCE PAYMENTS
976. Hon AMBER-JADE SANDERSON to the
Attorney General:
Under the Criminal Injuries
Compensation Act 2003, how many victims have claimed the maximum amount awarded
for a single offence—that is, $75 000—in the following
financial years —
(a) 2012–13;
(b) 2013–14;
(c) 2014–15; and
(d) 2015–16?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the honourable member for
some notice of the question.
(a)–(d) The case management system for the Office of
Criminal Injuries Compensation is unable to provide the information requested.
To answer the question appropriately, a manual review of all case files would
be required. This would be extremely labour intensive and time-consuming for
the resources within the office.
some notice of the question.
(a)–(d) The case management system for the Office of
Criminal Injuries Compensation is unable to provide the information requested.
To answer the question appropriately, a manual review of all case files would
be required. This would be extremely labour intensive and time-consuming for
the resources within the office.
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