❓ Question regarding the Department of Child Protection's involvement in the 'three strikes' eviction policy when children are involved, and at what stage the Department is notified. The answer confirms notification at each strike.
AnsweredQoN 2125Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the Department of Child Protection's three strikes policy for anti-social behaviour, and ask: (a) can the Minister advise whether advice is given to the Department if eviction is contemplated and children reside at the premises; and (b) if yes, at what stage does that occur?
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Answered
7 May 2014
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Child Protection
Response time
36 days
(a) The Department for Child Protection and Family Support is notified when a strike is issued to a family with children.
(b) The Department of Housing will notify the Department for Child Protection and Family Support every time a family with children receives a strike for disruptive or anti-social behaviour.
(b) The Department of Housing will notify the Department for Child Protection and Family Support every time a family with children receives a strike for disruptive or anti-social behaviour.
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