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Youth Justice Reform in Queensland
The Committee was dissolved by order of the house on 17 April 2024.
The same order required the version of the latest report put to the Youth Justice Reform Select Committee for adoption, which failed to pass, to be tabled by the Clerk.
That document can be found on the tabled papers database here.
ABOUT THE INQUIRY
On 12 October 2023 the Youth Justice Reform Select Committee was established to conduct an inquiry to examine ongoing reforms to the youth justice system and support for victims of crime.
The terms of reference for the inquiry are:
- A select committee, known as the Youth Justice Reform Select Committee be established to examine:
- ongoing reforms to the youth justice system; and
- support for victims of crime.
- In undertaking the inquiry, the Committee consider:
- the prevention of entry and diversion of youth offenders from the justice system with specific consideration of risk and protective factors that reduce crime;
- effective ways to stop recidivism and protect the community from offending and the opportunity for community-controlled organisations with specific reference to the role of First Nations peoples to provide support solutions and services;
- the efficacy of:
- justice programs including on-country programs, education, health and housing services;
- reducing people carrying weapons;
- evidence-based early intervention and prevention programs;
- reducing the numbers in custody on remand;
- alternatives to detention;
- detention and other consequences of offending;
- the most suitable infrastructure used for custody, detention or residential components necessary to reduce crime; and
- systems and processes to provide immediate and ongoing support for victims of crime.
- The Committee:
- has the power to call for persons, documents and other things;
- may present reports to the Legislative Assembly as it determines;
- ceases at the dissolution of this parliament.
- Standing Order 203 does not apply and a question before the Committee is decided by a majority of the votes of the members present and voting, plus one member.
- The Committee consists of seven members.
View: Legislative Assembly motion on the Inquiry
SUBMISSIONS
Submissions closed on 1 March 2022. Submissions can be accessed under the “View Submissions” tab above.
public proceedings
The committee held public briefings and hearings for its inquiry into youth justice reform in Queensland. Programs, and Transcripts are published under the “Related Publications” tab above and listed, with Broadcasts below.
Wednesday, 22 November 2023 - Brisbane - 9:00am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast Pt1 - Broadcast Pt2
Thursday, 23 November 2023 - Brisbane - 9:00am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Friday, 24 November 2023 - Brisbane - 9:00am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Wednesday, 6 December 2023 - Brisbane - 1:45pm - Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Thursday, 7 December 2023 - Site Visit
Monday, 5 February 2024 - Townsville - 1:00pm - Program - Transcript
Monday, 5 February 2024 - Site Visit
Tuesday, 6 February 2024 - Site Visit
Wednesday, 7 February 2024 - Cairns - 1:00pm - Program - Transcript
Thursday, 8 February 2024 - Site Visit
Friday, 9 February 2024 - Mount Isa - 10:30am - Program - Transcript
Friday, 16 February 2024 - Toowoomba - 10:30am - Program - Transcript
Wednesday, 21 February 2024 - Brisbane - 1:30pm - Updated Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Thursday, 22 February 2024 - Southport - 11:30am - Program - Transcript
Thursday, 22 February 2024 - Site Visit
Friday, 23 February 2024 - Sunshine Coast - 10.30am - Program - Transcript
Tuesday, 27 February 2024 - Rockhampton - 10.30am - Program - Transcript
Friday, 8 March 2024 - Brisbane - 9.00am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Tuesday, 5 December 2023 - Brisbane - 9:00am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Wednesday, 6 December 2023 - Brisbane - 9:00am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast (Part 1) - Broadcast (Part 2)
Wednesday, 21 February 2023 - Brisbane - 11:00am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Monday, 4 March 2024 - Brisbane - 9.30am - Program - Transcript - Broadcast
Monday, 4 March 2024 – Brisbane – 10.00am - Transcript (Authorised for publication)
Related Publications
Publication Details | Type | Published Date | Tabled Date | Committee Name |
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Submissions
- 1 - Name withheld
- 2 - Margaret Perkins
- 3 - Name withheld
- 4 - Name withheld
- 5 - Nicole Miloseski
- 6 - Gary Fiechtner
- 7 - Yabun Panjoo Corporation
- 8 - Professor Tamara Walsh
- 9 - Mareeba Shire Council
- 10 - Ragnar Purje
- 11 - Anne Hollonds, National Children's Commissioner
- 12 - Legal Aid Queensland
- 13 - Dr Troy Allard and Dr Molly McCarthy
- 14 - Deb Lowry
- 15 - Shane Cuthbert and Pat O'Shane AM
- 16 - Queensland Human Rights Commission plus supplementary submission
- 17 - Queensland Law Society
- 18 - John Brodie
- 19 - Youth Advocay Centre Inc
- 20 - PeakCare Queensland Inc
- 21 - Keith Hamburger AM and Voice for Victims
- 22 - Rhys Bosley
- 23 - Australian Workers' Union
- 24 - Katter's Australian Party
- 25 - Herschel Baker
- 26 - Glen Milliner
- 27 - Name withheld
- 28 - Patrick Cahill
- 29 - Name withheld
- 30 - Name withheld
- 31 - William D Featon
- 32 - Reuben Richardson
- 33 - Ken Dickson
- 34 - Ian Ross Vayro
- 35 - Kathleen Doyle
- 36 - Desley Bettens
- 37 - Glenys Woolcock - Horse Whispering Youth Program
- 38 - Evelyn Williames
- 39 - Queensland African Communities Council
- 40 - Graeme Wilcox
- 41 - Name withheld
- 42 - Name withheld
- 43 - Cr Jenny Hill AM, Mayor of Townsville
- 44 - Ted Noffs Foundation Ltd
- 45 - Dr Alexis Kallio
- 46 - Carol Schefe
- 47 - Confidential
- 48 - Name withheld
- 49 - Name withheld
- 50 - Women's Health and Equality Queensland
- 51 - Save the Children plus supplementary submission
- 52 - Australian Lawyers Alliance
- 53 - University of the Sunshine Coast Australia
- 54 - Confidential
- 55 - Queensland Teachers' Union
- 56 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service plus supplementary submission
- 57 - Confidential
- 58 - Marta Fergusson
- 59 - Philip Armit
- 60 - Ruth Gould
- 61 - Hayley Larter
- 62 - Susan Jayasiriwardena
- 63 - Christie Campbell
- 64 - Name Withheld
- 65 - Name Withheld
- 66 - Name Withheld
- 67 - Peter Brown
- 68 - Name Withheld
- 69 - Paul Jordan, General Manager, International Vi
- 70 - Headspace National Youth Mental Health Foundation
- 71 - City of Gold Coast
- 72 - Juliette Mallett
- 73 - Name Withheld
- 74 - Name Withheld
- 75 - Queensland Council of Social Service plus supplementary submission
- 76 - yourtown plus supplementary submission
- 77 - Queensland Health Victims Support Service, Metro North Mental Health
- 78 - Queensland Network of Alcohol and Other Drug Agencies (QNADA)
- 79 - Queensland Council for Civil Liberties
- 80 - Name Withheld
- 81 - Frank Drew
- 82 - Hub Community Legal
- 83 - Act for Kids
- 84 - Queensland Mental Health Commission
- 85 - Beyond DV
- 86 - Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma plus supplementary submission
- 87 - Confidential
- 88 - Rev Dr Wayne Sanderson on behalf of Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation Queensland
- 89 - Gaynor Williams
- 90 - Connor Haddad
- 91 - LC Distributors
- 92 - Shannon Cozens
- 93 - Name Withheld
- 94 - Anglicare Southern Queensland plus supplementary submission
- 95 - Joanne Cutter
- 96 - Youth Off The Streets
- 97 - The Whanau Ora Community Clinic
- 98 - Queensland Nurses and Midwives' Union (QNMU)
- 99 - Dr Luke Price
- 100 - Lucas Calais Ferreira
- 101 - CatholicCare Social Services
- 102 - PeakCare Queensland Inc
- 103 - Jess Watson
- 104 - Youth Advocacy Centre plus supplementary submission
- 105 - Youth Empowered Towards Independence (YETI)
- 106 - Uniting Church in Australia, Queensland Synod
- 107 - Dr Geoff Kewley - ADHD X plus supplementary submission
- 108 - CREATE Foundation
- 109 - Glenn Dawes
- 110 - Dr Sanne Oostermeijer
- 111 - Queensland Advocacy for Inclusion plus supplementary submission
- 112 - Community Living Association
- 113 - Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ)
- 114 - Mornington Shire Council submission
- 115 - Craig Coleman OAM CSM
- 116 - Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Protection Peak plus supplementary submission
- 117 - YFS Legal plus supplementary submission
- 118 - Together Queensland
- 119 - Know More
- 120 - Commissioner Natalie Lewis, Queensland Family and Child Commission plus supplementary submission
- 121 - Project Paradigm
- 122 - Lamberr Wungarch Justice Group
- 123 - Terry Hutchinson
- 124 - Zac Murphy
- 125 - Name Withheld
- 126 - Queensland Youth Housing Coalition
- 127 - Janice Macmaw
- 128 - Name withheld
- 129 - Justice Reform Initiative
- 130 - D'Arcy Watson
- 131 - Australian Child Rights Taskforce
- 132 - Office of the Public Guardian
- 133 - Name withheld
- 134 - Sisters Inside Inc
- 135 - Queensland Family & Child Commission
- 136 - ANTAR
- 137 - Institute for Urban Indigenous Health
- 138 - Triple P International Pty Ltd
- 139 - Guardians of Earth
- 140 - Kerry Snell
- 141 - LawRight
- 142 - Change the Record and Human Rights Law Centre
- 143 - Fearless Towards Success
- 144 - Name witheld
- 145 - Paul Taylor APM
- 146 - Petford Wellness Association
- 147 - Ken Cuncliffe, Toowoomba Victim Advocacy
- 148 - Prof John Billingsley
- 149 - Shelly Pappin
- 150 - Name Withheld
- 151 - Kon Hofsetter
- 152 - Thomas Lodewyke
- 153 - Garth Hamilton MP, Federal Member for Groom
- 154 - Elizabeth Anna Robins
- 155 - Name withheld
- 156 - Ipswich Community Youth Service
- 157 - Leyland Barnett
- 158 - Kelly Owbridge
- 159 - Name withheld
- 160 - Rona Goold
- 161 - Name withheld plus supplementary submission
- 162 - Jim Goodsell
- 163 - Name withheld
- 164 - selectability
- 165 - Confidential
- 166 - Name withheld
- 167 - Emma Harman, Commerce North West
- 168 - Russell Claus
- 169 - Helen Wyland
- 170 - Margaret Strelow
- 171 - The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP)
- 172 - Name withheld
- 173 - Philip Alexander
- 174 - Manuel Otarra
- 175 - Christiane Jaeger
- 176 - Amanda Eatock
- 177 - Name withheld
- 178 - Fight4Youth
- 179 - Rockhampton Community Based Crime Action Group
- 180 - Name withheld
- 181 - Graeme Kimball
- 182 - Bob Pack OAM
- 183 - Lyn Harland
- 184 - Bronwyn Morris
- 185 - Geoff Higgins
- 186 - Confidential
- 187 - Cairns Regional Council
- 188 - Name withheld
- 189 - DVConnect
- 190 - Name withheld
- 191 - Brett Geiszler
- 192 - Name withheld
- 193 - Mount Isa City Council
- 194 - Queensland Progressives
- 195 - Inspiring Brighter Futures Foundation
- 196 - Youth Affairs Network of Queensland
- 197 - Queensland Youth Policy Collective
- 198 - Stephen Carey
- 199 - Institute of Public Affairs
- 200 - Our Space
- 201 - Dr Kenneth O'Brien
- 202 - Helen Kinniburgh
- 203 - Anne Carlin
- 204 - Every Child Central Queensland
- 205 - Darumbal Community Youth Service Inc (DCYSI)
- 206 - Andrew Smith - Kids at Heart Australia
- 207 - Cairns Central ALP Branch
- 208 - Sam Stitt, Family Focus
- 209 - Major General Stephen Day, State President RSL Queensland
- 210 - IFYS
- 211 - Confidential
- 212 - Inspiring Brighter Futures
- 213 - Jenna Oakley
- 214 - QIFVLS
- 215 - Cape York Institute
- 216 - Rod Fincham
- 217 - Family Responsibilities Commission (FRC)
- 218 - Name Withheld
- 219 - Chris Sanders and Jodi Lovely
- 220 - Footsteps Community Services