Overview

• Labor's proposed reforms aim to prevent domestic violence perpetrators from exploiting tax, superannuation, and social security systems to harm victims financially.
• The policy includes measures to stop abusers from accessing victims' superannuation after death and making them liable for coercive debts.
• An $8.6 million investment will support electronic monitoring, ankle bracelets, and behavior intervention programs for high-risk offenders.
• A $790 million women's health package seeks to improve healthcare access, reduce costs, and provide more choices for women.
• The Coalition has yet to release its domestic violence policy but has promised to do so in the coming days, following prior announcements on combating date-rape drug imports.