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Record ID: 48db169b-349e-4f2a-a74e-cf07a9d721ce
Web resource: http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/other/liac/hot_topic/hottopic/2000/1/4.html
Type: Fact Sheet
Title: Family violence and child abuseHot Topics
Other Titles: Children & Families
Authors: Montague, Amelia
Wodak, Helen
Freiman, Daniel
Blackman, Lani
Keywords: Child protection;Legal issues
Year: 2000
Publisher: Legal Information Access Centre (LIAC), Sydney
Notes:  Discusses the operation of the Family Law Act 1975 in the context of allegations of family violence and/or child abuse and the related role of Child Protection Agencies in intervening where a child is at risk of abuse. The State/Federal jurisdiction distinction between these bodies is noted and it is argued this has led to a lack of coordination and integration of Family Court and Child Protection services, to the disadvantage of families and children. An outline of the Magellan Project, a Victorian initiative aimed at addressing some of these issues, is provided and an example of a case in which communication between the Family Court and Child Protection services was essential is used to illustrate the value of the pilot programme.
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/12025
Physical description: 4p
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