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Protecting children: an inquiry into abuse of children in foster care
Historical information about the CMC public inquiry into abuse of children in foster care.
Managing child safety information
Find out how the department is committed to implementing the recommendations regarding managing information made by the Queensland Audit Office.
Assessment of the OneSchool Referral Process
Historical information about the OneSchool Referral Process.
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- 31 May 2018
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- 11 June 2018
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