Domestic Violence Orders (National Recognition) Bill 2017
Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review Committee· 10 October 2017general_report
The WA parliamentary committee reviewed the Domestic Violence Orders (National Recognition) Bill 2017, finding it materially consistent with the COAG agreement for a national scheme. The committee identified potential impacts on parliamentary sovereignty, particularly regarding executive power over commencement and information sharing. It recommends a review clause be added to the Bill.
Impact
The Bill impacts victims of domestic violence, perpetrators, police, courts, and agencies involved in enforcing and administering domestic violence orders. It aims to provide consistent protection across jurisdictions but raises concerns about parliamentary oversight.
justicepublic_sectoremergency_servicesdomestic violence ordersnational recognitionparliamentary sovereigntyCOAG agreementreview clauseinformation sharingrestraining ordersmodel lawexecutive powerlaw-making powers
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