Minister announces design group co-chairs – update from the Crown Response Unit The Minister for the Public Service, Andrew Little, confirmed recently the redress system design work remains a priority for Government.

Royal Commission extended as new evidence emerges Today the Government will announce that it has extended our final report deadline from 30 June 2023 to 28 March 2024.

This report updates you about the high-level activity of the Royal Commission into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions and year-to-date spend through to 31 December 2022.

Reminder: Survivor registrations close next Tuesday, 21 MarchFollowing requests from survivors, and major weather event disruption for many, the Royal Commission extended the closing date of survivor registrations to 21 March – that’s next Tuesday.

We know many have been impacted by the major weather events we’ve recently experienced across our country.

Survivors are at the heart of this Royal Commission.

The responses of faith institutions to abuse and neglect of thousands of children, young people and vulnerable adults in their care was examined by the Royal Commission of Inquiry during a final public hearing, from 13 to 21 October.

The responses of State agencies to the abuse and neglect of children, young people and vulnerable adults was examined by the Royal Commission of Inquiry in the recent public hearing that ran from 15 to 26 August.

Nominations open for historic opportunity to help survivors of abuse in care Nominations are being sought for a new group to design the proposed key features of a new, independent redress system for survivors of abuse in care.

The experiences of disabled people and people with neurodiversity highlighted in new research reportThe Royal Commission has published new research that provides unique insight into the lives of people with learning disabilities and neurodiversity who experienced State or faith-based institutional care between 1950 and 1999.