All reports to parliament

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Displaying 241-251 of 251 results
  1. Audit of individual planning in funded disability accommodation services report September 2004

    Reports to Parliament

    This report was made under Section 11(c) of the Community Services (Complaints Reviews and Monitoring) Act 1993. We determined in early 2004 to initiate an audit of individual planning in funded disability accommodation services across NSW. This decision followed information we received from complai

  2. Forensic DNA Sampling of Serious Indictable Offenders August 2004

    Reports to Parliament

    This document reports on our work and activities scrutinising the implementation of Part 7 of the Act, which deals with the obtaining of DNA samples from serious indictable offenders. It documents our activities carried out under this section, identifies issues that have arisen and recommends some changes to legislation, policies and procedures.

  3. Assisting homeless people - the need to improve their access to accommodation and support services - Special report to Parliament May 2004

    Reports to Parliament

    This report assesses what the NSW Department of Communities and Justice has done to improve responses to children who present alone to homelessness services. We first reported on this issue in 2018 and again in 2020. There are still outstanding actions needed.

  4. DADHC - The need to improve services for children, young people and their families Special report to Parliament April 2004

    Reports to Parliament

    This report concerns the Ombudsman's investigation into the implementation by the Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care (DADHC) of aspects of its policy for children and young people with a disability. Our investigation has found that there were significant deficiencies in the department's

  5. Speedometers and speeding fines - A review of police practice Special report to Parliament April 2003

    Reports to Parliament

    In June 2002 I reported to Parliament on some aspects of the NSW Police investigation into speeding fines issued by police officers driving Subaru cars. At that time I undertook to report on my further examination of the issuing of speeding fines by NSW Police, in recognition of the important public

  6. Improving the management of complaints - Police complaints and repeat offenders Special report to Parliament September 2002

    Reports to Parliament

    This report, Police complaints and repeat offenders is the final in this series - Improving the management of complaints. The report challenges the assertion that criminals abuse the complaints system to stop officers effectively policing crime.

  7. Improving the management of complaints - Assessing police performance in complaint management Special Report to Parliament August 2002

    Reports to Parliament

    In March 1999 NSW Police became fully responsible for complaints against police. Criminal or administrative, serious or minor, systemic or one-off, complaints about police conduct were handed back to local commanders. These changes reflected not only recommendations of the Royal Commission into the

  8. Police and improper use of email - Special report to Parliament - December 2000

    Reports to Parliament

    The purpose of this special report to Parliament is to highlight to all public sector agencies the importance of developing and implementing appropriate strategies to minimise the improper use of corporate electronic mail (e-mail) systems.

  9. Policing public safety - report under s.6 Crimes Legislation Amendment (police and public safety) Act 1998 Review November 1999

    Reports to Parliament

    Policing Public Safety: Report under section 6 of the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Police and Public Safety) Act, November 1999. This legislation focuses on move-ons and knife searches. The final report on this Act is available on-line.

  10. Officers under stress - Special report to Parliament - June 1999

    Reports to Parliament

    This special report to Parliament concerns the need for the NSW Police Service to identify and support police officers whose psychological well-being has been affected by stress.

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Journey Together artwork

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and pay our respects to all Elders past and present, and to the children of today who are the Elders of the future.

Artist: Jasmine Sarin, a proud Kamilaroi and Jerrinja woman.