occurring and how to respond to domestic training on domestic and appropriately intervene. and family violence. family violence as a mandatory component from January 2017. 66 The Queensland Government The Queensland The consultation process has works with the Vocational Government will utilise commenced and will be Education and Training sector to approved industry ongoing with relevant increase the delivery of existing consultation processes industry advisory approved units of competency to identify whether organisations. related to domestic and family there is a need to Consultation has resulted in violence. provide a subsidy for the nationally recognised either full qualifications Child Protection Skill Set in child youth and family being included on the intervention or for Queensland Training specific skill sets which Subsidies List. This skill set is would assist in the available for people in upskilling of other frontline services who need professionals who may upskilling to assist them to need additional skills in recognise and refer people this area. experiencing domestic and family violence. The Department of Education and Training has commenced a process to promote the uptake of the nationally recognised skill set. The Queensland Training Subsidies List includes a subsidy for both the Certificate IV and Diploma in Child, Youth and Family Intervention which may provide a pathway to employment or further education that could be relevant for particular roles within the sector. 71 The Queensland Government The Queensland KPMG was engaged to undertakes an immediate of Government has undertake the of services to ensure adequate commenced an audit of services and provided its final resources are available to meet services to inform the report to government. The demand for specialist domestic development of a long report was considered by and family violence services, term funding model government and published including perpetrator (see Recommendation 72) to guide future
occurring and how to appropriately intervene. respond to domestic and family violence. training on domestic and family violence as a mandatory component from January 2017. 66 The Queensland Government works with the Vocational Education and Training sector to increase the delivery of existing approved units of competency related to domestic and family violence. The Queensland Government will utilise approved industry consultation processes to identify whether there is a need to provide a subsidy for either full qualifications in child youth and family intervention or for specific skill sets which would assist in the upskilling of other professionals who may need additional skills in this area. The consultation process has commenced and will be ongoing with relevant industry advisory organisations. Consultation has resulted in the nationally recognised Child Protection Skill Set being included on the Queensland Training Subsidies List. This skill set is available for people in frontline services who need upskilling to assist them to recognise and refer people experiencing domestic and family violence. The Department of Education and Training has commenced a process to promote the uptake of the nationally recognised skill set. The Queensland Training Subsidies List includes a subsidy for both the Certificate IV and Diploma in Child, Youth and Family Intervention which may provide a pathway to employment or further education that could be relevant for particular roles within the sector. 71 The Queensland Government undertakes an immediate of services to ensure adequate resources are available to meet demand for specialist domestic and family violence services, including perpetrator The Queensland Government has commenced an audit of services to inform the development of a long term funding model (see Recommendation 72) to guide future KPMG was engaged to undertake the of services and provided its final report to government. The report was considered by government and published