THURSDAY 27 JU N E 2024
Author NormaOlive Brown INDEX Victoria Police Recognises Manipulation of Police Response The Royal Commission into Family Violence found that more needed to be done to ensure predominant aggressors are accurately identified and that situations where victim survivors are misidentified as perpetrators can be appropriately rectified. It specifically mentioned the importance of 'amending LEAP processes to facilitate the removal of the name of a person wrongly identified. The Royal Commission reflected what it had heard from many sources about the negative consequences of misidentification for victim survivors and the additional risks victim
survivors from marginalised groups face of being misidentified. It made one recommendation that directly related to the accurate identification of predominant aggressors and the issue of misidentification: Recommendation 41 Victoria Police amend the Victoria Police Code of Practice for the Investigation of Family Violence to ensure it provides suitable guidance on identifying family violence primary aggressors [within 12 months]. This includes:procedures for amending [LEAP] when a service provider or a Support and Safety Hub [now known as The Orange Door network] subsequently informs Victoria Police that a person is not the primary aggressor
Hello Orange Door, If I could carry out your recommendations I WOULD NOT HAVE HAD TO ASK FOR HELP
AuthorNormaOlive Brown ANZAC Day 2024 Gallipoli A work in Progress Recording Gippsland's Contribution The Human Cost From the Boer War to Afghanistan, 102,784 Australian men and women have been killed serving their country. WJ Mason Lieut. RNVR Last Man To Leave
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