Justice policy Partnership

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Reducing the over-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and adults within the criminal justice system.
Function
Policy
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander partner/s

Five Coalition of Peaks and five independent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members

Government agency partner
AGD and NIAA
Priority reform
Priority Reform One
Priority Reform Two
Priority Reform Three
Priority Reform Four
Outcome
Outcome 10
Outcome 11
Response agreed by both parties
Did not seek agreement
Strong partnership elements - Clause 32
A
32 A(i)
Met
32 A(ii)
Met
32 A(iii)
Met
B
32 B(i)
Met
32 B(ii)
Met
32 B(iii)
Met
32 B(iv)
Not applicable
C
32 C(i)
Met
32 C(ii)
Met
32 C(iii)
Met
32 C(iv)
Met
32 C(v)
Met
32 C(vi)
Met
32 C(vii)
Met
Strong partnership elements - Clause 33
33
Met
Achievements over the last 12 months

On 7 June 2023 Joint Council endorsed the Justice policy Partnership (JPP) Strategic Framework in principle and discussed the need for further consideration of specific actions by the Partnership Working Group proposed by the Northern Territory. The JPP Strategic Framework will guide the actions of the JPP and includes a focus on transforming justice systems so they work for, not against, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Partnership elements strengthened

32C(vi) meets in 2023. The Justice policy Partnership Work Plan and the Agreement to Implement the Justice policy Partnership include principles and intent of how this partnership assists/will assist government to align their funding to agreed community priorities.