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New South Wales Office of the Ombudsman

Addressing Aboriginal disadvantage: the need to do things differently: A Special Report to Parliament under s 31 of the Ombudsman Act 1974

Resources Oct,2011

Authors: New South Wales Office of the Ombudsman

Publishers: NSW Ombudsman

This special report to Parliament is made under Part 6A of the Community Services (Complaints, Reviews and Monitoring) Act 1993, which requires the NSW Ombudsman to audit the implementation of […]

Inquiry into service provision to the Bourke and Brewarrina communities: A special report to Parliament under section 31 of the Ombudsman Act 1974

Resources Dec,2011

Authors: New South Wales Office of the Ombudsman

Publishers: NSW Ombudsman

The New South Wales’ Ombudsman findings and recommendations following an examination of the concerns raised by the Bourke and Brewarrina Aboriginal Community Working Parties about service delivery to vulnerable children […]

Responding to Child Sexual Assault in Aboriginal Communities: A report under Part 6A of the Community Services (Complaints, Reviews and Monitoring) Act 1993

Resources Dec,2012

Authors: New South Wales Office of the Ombudsman

Publishers: NSW Ombudsman

This report outlines the findings and recommendations from the NSW Ombudsman’s audit of the implementation of the NSW Interagency Plan to Tackle Child Sexual Assault in Aboriginal Communities. The Interagency […]

Review of the impact of Criminal Infringement Notices on Aboriginal communities

Resources Aug,2012

Authors: New South Wales Office of the Ombudsman

Publishers: NSW Ombudsman

After a trial of several years, criminal infringement notices were introduced to all police operations in NSW in November 2007. The notices provide police with an easy, additional way to […]

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