Can anyone help me with information on these two women. Deborah Charlton and Rosie Crumpton-Crook. Now what we have here Deborah Charlton who is a advocate from the Family Inclusion Network in Tasmania. She has only seven friends on her facebook friends list, one of them being Rosie Crumpton-Cook, a child protection worker.

As you can see, Deborah Charlton has only 7 facebook friends, and from the information I have received Rosie Crumpton-Crook is one nasty corrupt Child Protection worker.

The early departure of Tasmania's Children's Commissioner has ignited debate about the powers of the role.

Aileen Ashford is standing down from the office in June, with five months remaining on her contract.

Ms Ashford complained her role lacked the powers needed to make a difference.

The Children's Minister Michelle O'Byrne will not commit to increasing the powers of the Children's Commissioner.

"The question becomes is it a situation where we want the Children's Commissioner to be something else and that becomes a broader conversation than one between myself and the Commissioner for

Legislative Reform Project
Amendments to the Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997
Discussion Paper
December 2012
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Disability, Child, Youth and Family Services

INTRODUCTION
1. Background
The case for legislative reform
The Tasmanian Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997 (The Act) was proclaimed in 2000. It provides a framework and mandate for government and non-government services, community members and families to respond to situations where children may have suffered harm from abuse or neglect or where they may be at risk of suffering harm within the family

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Australian Human Rights Commission
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June 2012
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MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
Members
Senator Patricia Crossin, Chair, ALP, NT
Senator Gary Humphries, Deputy Chair, LP, ACT
Senator Sue Boyce, LP, QLD
Senator Mark Furner, ALP, QLD
Senator Louise Pratt, ALP, WA
Senator Penny Wright, AG, SA
Participating Members
Senator Sarah

The following is personal advice and exists only from the experience gained from myself and other parents dealing with the child protection authorities in Australia. If you can help to improve the advice below please leave a comment as all contributions are appreciated. Rules of Engagement for Parents Dealing With Child Protection Authorities in Australia

Rules of Engagement for Parents Dealing With Child Protection Authorities in Australia

Rule no. 1)
Never approach the child protection authorities voluntarily, especially for help.

Rule, no. 2) Record Record Record.