Queensland Government / produced by the Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Secretariat in conjunction with the Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs, Department of Family Services and Aboriginal and Islander Affairs, Queensland
Published
[Brisbane?] : [The Secretariat?], [1994?]
[Brisbane? : The Secretariat?, 1994?]
Copies
Description
288 pages, 74 pages, 24 unnumbered pages ; 30 cm
Series
Parliamentary paper / The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, 0727-4181 ; no. 392 of 1995
Executive summary -- Achievements -- Women -- Administration -- The findings of the Commissioners as to the Death -- Post-death investigation -- Adequacy of information -- Conforming with International obligations -- Law and justice -- The Criminal Justice System -- Relation with police -- Imprisonment a last resort -- Improving the criminal justice system -- Aboriginal people and the police -- Diversion from police custody -- Custodial health and safety -- Correction centre -- Addressing land needs -- Education -- Young Aboriginal people and the juvenile justice system -- Self-determination and local government -- The path to self-determination -- Towards better health -- Alcohol and substance abuse -- The hamful use of Alcohol and other drugs -- Coping with alcohol and other drugs -- Strategies for change -- Housing and infrastructure -- Economic development (including employment) -- Reconciliation -- Aboriginal society today -- Relations between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people -- The process of reconciliation -- Implementation table -- Appendix of RCIADIC recommendations
Summary
"This report details the progress the Queensland Government has made during 1994 in implementing the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody."--Foreword
Notes
"The 1994 progress report is compiled from responses as supplied by Queensland Government agencies, and reports on implementation practices to December 1994"--Cover
