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    Reform overview

    Figure 1 shows that of the 84 recommendations that have been due for completion by 30 September 2023, 39 are from Report One, 29 are from Report Two and 16 are from A Call for Change. Of these, 60 are fulfilled and closed, 5 are fulfilled and not yet closed, 5 are near completion and 14 are in progress and delayed. Implementation over the reform program to date has mainly focused on four key themes: 1) police responses, 2) legislative reform, 3) monitoring evaluation and governance, and 4) legal and judicial responses

    Figure 1:  Report card on overall progress of implementation of the reforms across the three IIS progress reports.

    The Office of the Independent Implementation Supervisor (OIIS) provides biannual reports to the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence and the Minister for Police and Corrective Services and Minister for Fire and Emergency Services for release that consider the progress and adequacy of the Queensland Government Response to the Women’s Safety and Justice Taskforce recommendations.

    Across the three progress reports, the Independent Implementation Supervisor (IIS) has now assessed a total of 84 recommendations, being the recommendations that were due to be completed by 30 September 2023. These consisted of 39 recommendations from Hear her voice – Report One – Addressing coercive control and domestic and family violence in Queensland, 29 recommendations from Hear her voice – Report Two – Women and girls' experiences across the criminal justice system and 16 recommendations from report A Call for Change: Commission of Inquiry into Queensland Police Service responses to domestic and family violence.