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1 Friday, 12 September 2014 Cliftons, level 1, 440 Collins Street Melbourne APPENDIX 2 Public Hearings Foundation to Prevent Violence Against Women and their Children (Our Watch Campaign) Mr Paul Linossier, Chief Executiive Officer Ms Emily Maguire, Acting Director, Policy and Evaluation Director Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) Ms Irene Verins, Manager of Mental Wellbeing Ms Liz Murphy, Senior Project Officer Ms Rosemary Batty, Private capacity Domestic Violence Victoria Ms Fiona McCormack, Chief Executive Officer Victoria Police Detective Superintendent Rod Jouning, Sexual and Family Violence Division Victoria Police Ms Claire Waterman, Manager Policy and Projects Women's Health West Ms Annarella Hardiman, Health Promotion Manager Ms Sally Camilleri, Health Promotion Coordinator Ms Tess La Fontaine, Acting Family Violence Manager Women's Health Association Victoria Inc (WHAV) Ms Patricia Kinnersly
2 34 Wednesday, 15 October 2014 Senate Committee room 2S1 Parliament House, Canberra Domestic Violence Prevention Council (ACT) Ms Marcia Williams, Chair Ms Mirjana Wilson, Executive Director, ACT Domestic Violence Crisis Service Ms Chyristina Stanford, Chief Executive Officer, Canberra Rape Crisis Centre Mr Greg Aldridge, Managing Director, Canberra Men's Centre Women's Services Network Ms Marcia Williams, Executive Director, Women's Centre for Health Matters Ms Jill Kelly, Chief Executive Officer, Inanna Inc Ms Angie Piubello, Acting Manager, Beryl Women Inc Mr John Hinchey, ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner and Chair of the Family Violence Intervention Program Australian Women Against Violence Alliance Ms Julie Oberin, Chairperson Ms Maria Delaney, Advisory Group Member Ms Sophie Hardefeldt, Program Manager Federation of Ethnic Communities' Councils of Australia Ms Pallavi Sinha, Women's Chair Dr Casta Tungaraza, Member, New and Emerging Policy Advisory Committee Women's Legal Centre (ACT and Region) Ms Rhonda Payget, Principal Solicitor and Co-conveyor of Women's Legal Services Australia Network Family and Relationship Services Australia (Submission 19) Ms Jackie Brady, Executive Director Ms Rose Beynon, Senior Policy Officer Commonwealth Department of Social Services (Submission 57) Ms Cate McKenzie, Group Manager, Multicultural, Settlement Services and Communities Group Miss Amy Laffan, Acting Branch Manager, Family Safety Branch Office for Women (Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet) Ms Helen McDevitt, First Assistant Secretary, Social Policy Division Ms Kate Wallace, Acting Assistant Secretary, Office for Women Ms Caroline Edwards, First Assistant Secretary, Community Safety and Policy
3 Division 35 Attorney-General's Department Ms Tracy Ballantyne, Acting Assistant Secretary Family Law Branch Ms Elizabeth Quinn, Acting Assistant Secretary, Legal Assistance Branch Tuesday, 4 November 2014 The Macquarie Room Parliament House, Sydney Australia's National Research Organisation for Women's Safety Limited Dr Mayet Costello, Research Manager White Ribbon Australia Ms Libby Davies, Chief Executive Officer Dr Christina Jarron, Business Development and Social Impact Manager National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Alliance Associate Professor Dea Delaney-Thiele, Chief Executive Officer Ms Denise Burdett, Member One in Three Campaign Mr Greg Andresen, Senior Researcher Mr Andrew Humphreys, Spokesperson Aids Council of NSW Mr Alan Brotherton, Director, Policy Strategy & Research Ms Shannon Wright, Director, Community Health and Regional Services Inner City Legal Centre Mr Daniel Stubbs, Director Ms Julie Howes, Solicitor (Safe Relationships Project) National Association of Community Legal Centres and Women's Legal Services Australia Ms Amanda Alford, Deputy Director, Policy and Advocacy Ms Liz Snell, Law Reform and Policy Coordinator, Women's Legal Service NSW appearing on behalf of WLSA Redfern Legal Centre Ms Jacqui Swinburne, Acting CEO Ms Elizabeth Morley, Principal Solicitor
4 36 Finance Sector Union of Australia Ms Veronica Black, National Coordinator Organising and Development Wednesday, 5 November 2014 Legislative Council Committee Room Parliament House, Melbourne Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria Ms Virginia Geddes, Executive Officer Ms Libby Eltringham, Community Legal Worker No to Violence Mr Rodney Vlais, Acting Chief Executive Officer Violence Free Families Dr David Smyth, Chairman Federation of Community Legal Centres Dr Chris Atmore, Senior Policy Adviser InTouch, Multicultural Centre against Family Violence Ms Maya Avdibegovic, Chief Executive Officer Ms Elizabeth Becker, Principal Lawyer Women with Disabilities Victoria Ms Keran Howe, Executive Director Ms Jen Hargrave, Policy Officer Office of the Public Advocate Mr John Chesterman, Manager, Policy and Education Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Service Victoria National Family Violence Prevention Legal Services Forum Ms Antoinette Braybrook, Chief Executive Officer (AFVPLS Victoria) and National Convenor (National FVPLS Forum) Ms Laura Vines, Policy Officer of FVPLS Victoria Dr Alisoun Neville, Manager of the National FVPLS Forum Secretariat Dr. Elizabeth Celi, Founder/ Manager, Elements Integrated Health Consulting
5 Thursday, 6 November 2014 Cliftons, Level 3, 288 Edward Street Brisbane 37 Women s Legal Service Inc. (Queensland) Ms Angela Lynch, Community Legal Education Lawyer Ms Rosslyn Monro, Coordinator Women's House Shelta Ms Barbara Crossing, Collective Member Ms Chantal Eastwell, Collective Member Ms Hannah Banfield, Collective Member National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services Ms Lisa Stewart, Barrister Child Protection, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service Qld (a NATSILS member organisation) Domestic and Family Violence Crisis Lines Australia Network (DFVCLAN) Ms Diane Mangan, Chief Executive Officer, DV Connect Queensland Ms Annette Gillespie, Chief Executive Officer, Women's Domestic Violence Crisis Service of Victoria RiSE Queensland Ms Bronwyn Rees, Founder RiSE Queensland Ms Jodie Woodrow, Personal Assistant Queensland Domestic Violence Network Ms Judith Marshall, Service Manager, Mackay Service Ms Pauline Woodridge, Convenor (QDSN) and Coodinator, Townsville service Ms Gabrielle Borggaard, Manager, Ipswich service Tuesday, 10 March 2015 Litchfield Room, Parliament House Darwin Top End Women's Legal Service Ms Melanie Warbrooke, Senior Solicitor Law Society Northern Territory Mr Tas Liveris, President Ms Megan Lawton, Chief Executive Officer
6 38 Darwin Aboriginal and Islander Women's Shelter Ms Regina Bennett, Coordinator Mr Michael Torres, Men's Outreach Worker Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory Mr John Paterson, CEO, Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory Mr Joe Morrison, Chief Executive Officer, Northern Land Council Dr David Cooper, Advocacy and Policy Manager Mr Robert Dalton, Policy Adviser, Northern Land Council Ms Olga Haven, Chief Executive Officer, Danila Dilba Health Service Mr Jared Sharp, Manager, Law and Justice Projects, North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency Dawn House Ms Susan Crane, Executive Officer Amity Community Services Inc. Mr Bernard Dwyer, Chief Executive Officer Ms Susan Crane, Executive Officer, Dawn House Incorporated Northern Territory Police Acting Assistant Commissioner Peter Bravos Alice Springs Women's Shelter Ms Dale Wakefield, Coordinator Northern Territory Government Minister for Women s Policy, Hon Bess Nungarrayi Price MLA Mr Mike Chiodo, Chief Executive, Department of Local Government and Community Services, Northern Territory Ms Jo Sangster, Director, Domestic Violence Directorate, Department of the Attorney-General and Justice, Northern Territory Ms Noeline Swanson, Executive Director, Community Services and Strategy, Department of Health and Families, Northern Territory Mr Charlie King, Chair, Indigenous Male Advisory Council
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