❓ This parliamentary question scrutinizes a projected decline in funding for family and domestic violence prevention and response in Western Australia, seeking justification and details on affected programs and services.
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The 2026-27 Budget Papers confirm funding for Preventing and Responding to family and Domestic Violence declining from $177.056m in 2026-27 to $159.281m in 2029-30. Can the Minister advise:
(a) How does the Government justify reducing expenditure on the prevention of FDV when instances of FDV are increasing;
(b) What specific programs or initiatives will have their funding reduced;
(c) Are any of the reductions in relation to time limited initiatives, if so which ones; and
(d) Will any frontline services be impacted, if so which ones?
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(a) How does the Government justify reducing expenditure on the prevention of FDV when instances of FDV are increasing;
(b) What specific programs or initiatives will have their funding reduced;
(c) Are any of the reductions in relation to time limited initiatives, if so which ones; and
(d) Will any frontline services be impacted, if so which ones?
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