Ministry of Justice

Brochure about children needing parents to understand their experience in relation to Family Court matters

An Independent Panel has been tasked by the Minister of Justice to examine and report on the effectiveness of reforms made to the family justice system in 2014. The Panel been asked specifically to look at the effectiveness of in-court and out-of-court processes, the appropriate role and use of professionals in the family justice system, and the extent to which decisions are being made that are consistent with the welfare and best interests of children. The Panel released its first consultation …

An Independent Panel has been tasked by the Minister of Justice to examine and report on the effectiveness of reforms made to the family justice system in 2014. The Panel released its first consultation paper in September 2018, aimed at identifying what has been working well and what has not since 2014. This second consultation paper introduces and seeks feedback on the Panel’s proposed changes. This version is written in Easy Read format. 

An Independent Panel has been tasked by the Minister of Justice to examine and report on the effectiveness of reforms made to the family justice system in 2014. The Panel been asked specifically to look at the effectiveness of in-court and out-of-court processes, the appropriate role and use of professionals in the family justice system, and the extent to which decisions are being made that are consistent with the welfare and best interests of children. The Panel released its first consultation …

An Independent Panel has been tasked by the Minister of Justice to examine and report on the effectiveness of reforms made to the family justice system in 2014. The Panel been asked specifically to look at the effectiveness of in-court and out-of-court processes, the appropriate role and use of professionals in the family justice system, and the extent to which decisions are being made that are consistent with the welfare and best interests of children. The Panel released its first consultation …

In 2014, major changes were made to the family justice system. The Minister of Justice has asked an Independent Panel to examine the changes and consider how they have impacted separating families and their children. The Panel held its first round of consultation between 5 September and 9 November 2018, which was aimed at identifying what has been working well and what hasn’t since the 2014 reforms.

In 2014, major changes were made to the family justice system. The Minister of Justice has asked an Independent Panel to examine the changes and consider how they have impacted separating families and their children. The Panel held its first round of consultation between 5 September and 9 November 2018, which was aimed at identifying what has been working well and what hasn’t since the 2014 reforms.

In 2014, major changes were made to the family justice system. The Minister of Justice has asked an Independent Panel to examine the changes and consider how they have impacted separating families and their children. The Panel held its first round of consultation between 5 September and 9 November 2018, which was aimed at identifying what has been working well and what hasn’t since the 2014 reforms.

In 2014, major changes were made to the family justice system. The Minister of Justice has asked an Independent Panel to examine the changes and consider how they have impacted separating families and their children. The Panel held its first round of consultation between 5 September and 9 November 2018, which was aimed at identifying what has been working well and what hasn’t since the 2014 reforms.

In 2014, major changes were made to the family justice system. The Minister of Justice has asked an Independent Panel to examine the changes and consider how they have impacted separating families and their children. The Panel held its first round of consultation between 5 September and 9 November 2018, which was aimed at identifying what has been working well and what hasn’t since the 2014 reforms.

In 2014, major changes were made to the family justice system. The Minister of Justice has asked an Independent Panel to examine the changes and consider how they have impacted separating families and their children. The Panel held its first round of consultation between 5 September and 9 November 2018, which was aimed at identifying what has been working well and what hasn’t since the 2014 reforms.

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