Badge of Betrayal: The Inquiry Info — And a New Name Emerges
About this episode
This episode discusses the implications of a Tasmanian parliamentary inquiry into police responses to allegations of misconduct and abuse.
Following the announcement of a Tasmanian parliamentary inquiry into police responses to allegations of officer misconduct, child sexual abuse and family violence, this episode explains what the inquiry means for victim survivors, witnesses and anyone considering making a submission. It breaks down how submissions work, what confidentiality means, and what happens if someone is asked to give evidence. The episode also returns to a Right to Information disclosure linked to the Weiss Review, revealing that a deceased former Tasmania Police officer, who has been identified in relation to allegations of sexual abuse from the 1970s and 1980s. If you would like the register your interest in making a submission you can do it at policeinquiry@parliament.tas.gov.au For more details click here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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