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National Redress Independent Decision Makers

National Redress Independent Decision Makers
18 September 2018 CLAN News Flash Members Latest CLAN News   Ms Ruth Baker Ms Baker has had over 27 years of experience in working with individuals who have experienced child abuse in New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Australia. She has worked as a social worker, a plaintiff lawyer for individuals and recently completed a four year term…
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QLD Legislates To Join Redress Scheme

QLD Legislates To Join Redress Scheme
20 September 2018 CLAN News Flash Members Latest CLAN News Media Articles   19th September 2018  |  AAP  |  News.com.au   Up to 10,000 Queenslanders who suffered institutional child sexual abuse are expected a seek redress after the state government passed legislation to join the National Redress Scheme. Victims will be able to apply for up to $150,000 compensation, access counselling and psychological…
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Anglican Church Horrified Over How Redress Scheme Calculates Payments To Victims

Anglican Church Horrified Over How Redress Scheme Calculates Payments To Victims
17 September 2018 CLAN News Flash Members Latest CLAN News Media Articles   16th September 2018  |  Airlie Ward  |  ABC News   As preparations are made for next month's national apology to survivors, the Anglican Church of Australia says it is deeply disappointed with parts of the National Redress Scheme, describing it as unfair. Tasmania's Anglican Bishop, Richard Condie, said the final matrix —…
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NSW DPP Wants Former Archbishop Philip Wilson Jailed

NSW DPP Wants Former Archbishop Philip Wilson Jailed
17 September 2018 CLAN News Flash Members Latest CLAN News Media Articles   16th September 2018  |  Airlie Ward  |  ABC News   As preparations are made for next month's national apology to survivors, the Anglican Church of Australia says it is deeply disappointed with parts of the National Redress Scheme, describing it as unfair. Tasmania's Anglican Bishop, Richard Condie, said the final matrix —…
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