Supporting outcome 1: Queenslanders take a zero tolerance approach to domestic and family violence Everyone, everywhere feels safe, supported and protected from all forms of domestic and family violence. Family, friends and neighbours support each other. Witnesses to violence are empowered to recognise, respond and refer appropriately. Friends, team mates, family and neighbours appropriately make it clear that violence is not acceptable and do not condone violent behaviour. First responders (police, ambulance, fire, health services) are able to recognise, respond and refer appropriately when violence occurs. WHAT WE WILL DO LEAD AGENCY OUTCOME NO. RELATED TO REC NO. Develop and consult on a draft Queensland Department of the 1 1, 2 prevention of domestic and family violence Premier and Cabinet strategy and first action plan. Establish and support a Domestic and Family Department of the 1, 3 3 Violence Implementation Council to trial and Premier and Cabinet monitor implementation of the recommendations of the Taskforce report and serve as champions of the strategy through creating a shared responsibility for achieving the vision. Provide the first report of the Domestic and Department of the 1, 3 3, 4 Family Violence Implementation Council to the Premier and Cabinet Premier on implementation progress and the performance of the sectors taking action to eliminate domestic and family violence. Develop an evaluation framework to evaluate Department of the 1, 3 5, 17 implementation of the taskforce’s Premier and Cabinet recommendations. Develop contemporary integrated domestic and Department of 1,3,5,6,7 9, 74, 76, 77, family violence service delivery models, in Communities, Child 78, 79, 82, 83 consultation with the sector, to in three Safety and Disability locations (one urban community, one regional Services community and one discrete Indigenous community). In consultation with the sector, also undertake the foundational work needed to support implementation of these trials including development of a common risk assessment framework, information sharing guidelines and a process for managing high-risk cases.
Supporting outcome 1: Queenslanders take a zero tolerance approach to domestic and family violence Everyone, everywhere feels safe, supported and protected from all forms of domestic and family violence. Family, friends and neighbours support each other. Witnesses to violence are empowered to recognise, respond and refer appropriately. Friends, team mates, family and neighbours appropriately make it clear that violence is not acceptable and do not condone violent behaviour. First responders (police, ambulance, fire, health services) are able to recognise, respond and refer appropriately when violence occurs. WHAT WE WILL DO LEAD AGENCY OUTCOME NO. RELATED TO REC NO. Develop and consult on a draft Queensland prevention of domestic and family violence strategy and first action plan. Department of the Premier and Cabinet 1 1, 2 Establish and support a Domestic and Family Violence Implementation Council to and monitor implementation of the recommendations of the Taskforce report and serve as champions of the strategy through creating a shared responsibility for achieving the vision. Department of the Premier and Cabinet 1, 3 3 Provide the first report of the Domestic and Family Violence Implementation Council to the Premier on implementation progress and the performance of the sectors taking action to eliminate domestic and family violence. Department of the Premier and Cabinet 1, 3 3, 4 Develop an evaluation framework to evaluate implementation of the taskforce’s recommendations. Department of the Premier and Cabinet 1, 3 5, 17 Develop contemporary integrated domestic and family violence service delivery models, in consultation with the sector, to in three locations (one urban community, one regional community and one discrete Indigenous community). In consultation with the sector, also undertake the foundational work needed to support implementation of these trials including development of a common risk assessment framework, information sharing guidelines and a process for managing high-risk cases. Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services 1,3,5,6,7 9, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83 trial
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