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Glenn Inquiry: People's Blueprint Report Released

December 04, 2014 at 10:50 AM

The Glenn Inquiry team have released their Blueprint report, which includes recommendations on the way forward for addressing New Zealand's high rates of family violence. 

You can read the report via the links below:

Overview - The People's Blueprint

Summary of what needs to be done - The People's Blueprint

The People's Blueprint

Frequently Asked Questions - The People's Blueprint

 

Related media links:

Report into family violence unveiled - TVNZ One News

Glenn Inquiry: Domestic Violence a Disaster - Stuff

Inquiry makes radical calls over NZ's grim domestic violence record

Glenn Report: Judges need to be inquisitors on family violence

Maori Party supports People's blueprint on family violence




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