Appoint, and appropriately support, a State Queensland Police 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 136 Domestic and Family Violence Coordinator at the Service rank of Inspector to engender a consistent approach to the policing response, monitor performance and improve practice, and drive the future direction agenda for domestic and family violence policing. The Deputy Commissioner, supported by the Queensland Police 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 137 Assistant Commissioner responsible for domestic Service and family violence policing, will convene a of recognised experts, police domestic and family violence practitioners and key partner agency representatives to define prevention and first responder best policing practice in Queensland. Scope current centrally administered training Queensland Police 4, 5, 6, 7 138 packages and locally delivered training initiatives Service to inform an assessment of the appropriateness and frequency of relevant learnings to domestic and family violence. Duly note the advice from the interim report of the Department of Justice 3, 7 139 Family Law Council in relation to the of and Attorney-General parents resolving parenting disputes and the intersection between relevant State and Commonwealth jurisdictions. Liaise with the Commonwealth on the proposed recommendations for reform. Support the Chief Magistrate and the Queensland Department of Justice 3, 7 Enabling Law Society in developing useful practice and Attorney-General action resources as well as professional development training for magistrates and legal professionals, and continue training initiatives for front-line court and registry staff. Expand the network of specialist domestic and Department of 1, 3, 5, 7 Enabling family violence prevention and support services by Communities, Child action establishing new services across the Central Safety and Disability Queensland and Far North Queensland regions. Services Consult on and co-design a Prevention of Violence Department of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Enabling Against Women Plan for Queensland. By taking a Communities, Child 7 action broader approach to preventing violence against Safety and Disability women, the government is committed to making Services Queensland a safer place for women and girls. This plan will support and strengthen the Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Strategy.
Appoint, and appropriately support, a State Domestic and Family Violence Coordinator at the rank of Inspector to engender a consistent approach to the policing response, monitor performance and improve practice, and drive the future direction agenda for domestic and family violence policing. Queensland Police Service 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 136 The Deputy Commissioner, supported by the Assistant Commissioner responsible for domestic and family violence policing, will convene a of recognised experts, police domestic and family violence practitioners and key partner agency representatives to define prevention and first responder best policing practice in Queensland. Queensland Police Service 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 137 Scope current centrally administered training packages and locally delivered training initiatives to inform an assessment of the appropriateness and frequency of relevant learnings to domestic and family violence. Queensland Police Service 4, 5, 6, 7 138 Duly note the advice from the interim report of the Family Law Council in relation to the of parents resolving parenting disputes and the intersection between relevant State and Commonwealth jurisdictions. Liaise with the Commonwealth on the proposed recommendations for reform. Department of Justice and Attorney-General 3, 7 139 Support the Chief Magistrate and the Queensland Law Society in developing useful practice resources as well as professional development training for magistrates and legal professionals, and continue training initiatives for front-line court and registry staff. Department of Justice and Attorney-General 3, 7 Enabling action Expand the network of specialist domestic and family violence prevention and support services by establishing new services across the Central Queensland and Far North Queensland regions. Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services 1, 3, 5, 7 Enabling action Consult on and co-design a Prevention of Violence Against Women Plan for Queensland. By taking a broader approach to preventing violence against women, the government is committed to making Queensland a safer place for women and girls. This plan will support and strengthen the Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Strategy. Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Enabling action
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