Domestic violence disclosure schemes: A national review

2014年，澳大利亚宣布家庭暴力为国家紧急状态。自那时以来，开展了广泛的法律改革活动。在这种情况下，家庭暴力披露计划作为一种政策选择出现，可能会改善受害者的安全结果。然而，目前没有证据表明这些计划的影响，也没有就其价值征求受害者的意见。该项目的目的是提供必要的证据，以便为关于实施这些计划的决定提供信息，更好地了解受害者/幸存者希望从他们那里得到什么，以及如何有效地实施这些计划。调查结果力求适用于澳大利亚所有州和地区以及国际司法管辖区。

In 2014 family violence was declared a national emergency in Australia. In the years since there has been extensive law reform activity. Domestic violence disclosure schemes have emerged within this context as a policy option that may improve safety outcomes for victims. However, there is currently no evidence as to the impact of these schemes and no consultation with victims as to their value. This project aims to generate the evidence required to inform decisions about the introduction of these schemes, to better understand what victim/survivors want from them, and how such schemes can be effectively operationalised. The findings seek to be relevant to all Australian states and territories as well as international jurisdictions.