❓ A parliamentary question seeking details on the Department for Child Protection's visits and communication with the Cullacabardee Aboriginal Community over the past year, and the reasons for these interactions. The Minister's response indicates frequent engagement but avoids providing specific details due to resource constraints.
AnsweredQoN 453Legislative Assembly
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(a) can the Minister provide a list of times and dates that the Department for Child Protection visited the community in the past 12 months;
(b) what were the reasons for the visits;
(c) can the Minister provide a list of times and dates when the Department for Child Protection had telephone communication with residents from the community; and
(d) what were the reasons for this communication?
(b) what were the reasons for the visits;
(c) can the Minister provide a list of times and dates when the Department for Child Protection had telephone communication with residents from the community; and
(d) what were the reasons for this communication?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
31 March 2009
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Child Protection
Response time
21 days
The Minister for Child Protection has provided the following response
(a) Departmental records indicate that more than 50 visits were made to the Cullacabardee Aboriginal Community in the last 12 months. These visits were to a number of families/houses in the community. To provide a specific list would require a detailed manual file search.
(b) Reasons included:
- assessments of concerns about children's school attendance,safety, health matters, neglect, family violence, feuding, drug use, transience, housing issues, criminal behaviour -
- case management and monitoring -
- community meetings, programs, events -
- discussion of Aboriginal men's issues -
- transportation assistance, eg to appointments, meetings
- funerals -
(c) 50+ telephone calls were made.
(d) Reasons outlined under (b) above including court matters, program funding issues, youth activities.
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(a) Departmental records indicate that more than 50 visits were made to the Cullacabardee Aboriginal Community in the last 12 months. These visits were to a number of families/houses in the community. To provide a specific list would require a detailed manual file search.
(b) Reasons included:
- assessments of concerns about children's school attendance,safety, health matters, neglect, family violence, feuding, drug use, transience, housing issues, criminal behaviour -
- case management and monitoring -
- community meetings, programs, events -
- discussion of Aboriginal men's issues -
- transportation assistance, eg to appointments, meetings
- funerals -
(c) 50+ telephone calls were made.
(d) Reasons outlined under (b) above including court matters, program funding issues, youth activities.
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