Legislative Assembly Legal and Social Issues Committee

Inquiry into capturing data on family violence perpetrators in Victoria

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Accepting submissions | Submissions due on 31 May 2024.

Introduction

The Legal and Social Issues Committee invites submissions from individuals and organisations addressing the terms of reference by Friday 31 May 2024.

As part of your submission, the Committee would appreciate your input on some or all of the below questions, as well as any other information specific to the Inquiry’s terms of reference:

  • What data on the profile and volume of family violence perpetrators is collected in Victoria?
    • Who collects it? When and how is it collected?
    • Where is it stored? Who has access to it?
    • How could these processes be improved?
  • How is the current data on the profile and volume of family violence perpetrators used in Victoria?
    • What is the purpose of the data collection?
    • How could the way this data is used be improved?
  • What additional data on the profile and volume of family violence perpetrators should be collected in Victoria?
    • How will it help to achieve a full understanding of this cohort?
    • What are the barriers to collecting it? How can these be overcome?
    • What data cannot be collected?

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