Overview
- The 667-page report sets out 136 recommendations and is paired with a 111-page Voices supplement of survivor accounts.
- Seven recommendations were adopted immediately, including a dedicated ministerial portfolio, a five-year statewide strategy, and chief-executive implementation plans.
- The response includes plans for a 24/7 crisis phone line as a central point of engagement for victims and services.
- The government will pursue liquor-licensing changes, including regulating the home delivery of alcohol.
- Commissioner Natasha Stott Despoja called the package a once-in-a-generation opportunity and said repairing a fragmented, crisis-driven system will require significant investment.