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Report of the Expert Advisory Group on Family Violence Expert Advisory Group on Family Violence (EAG)

Contributor(s): Expert Advisory Group on Family Violence.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticlePublisher: Office of the Associate Minister for Social Development, 2013Description: electronic document (20 pages); PDF file.Other title: Family violence cross-government package.Subject(s): GOVERNMENT POLICY | FAMILY VIOLENCE | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | INTERVENTION | INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE | JUSTICE | LEGISLATION | OFFENDERS | PERPETRATORS | VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: Download EAG report, 21 Nov 2013, PDF | Government response and related information, 2014 Summary: he Expert Advisory Group (EAG) met in Auckland on 21 and 22 October 2013 and on 19 November 2013 at the invitation of Associate Social Development Minister Tariana Turia. The EAG’s terms of reference are attached, but in general terms the EAG was asked to: · identify opportunities to build and apply knowledge of what works nationally and internationally to address and prevent family violence · encourage an evidence-based and practice informed perspective to influencing behavioural change · consider work undertaken to date, and · inform the development of an action-oriented approach for the Government to address family violence. The terms of reference are outlined in Appendix B. The Government published a response to the EAG recommendations in 2014 (#4496). Record 8396
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he Expert Advisory Group (EAG) met in Auckland on 21 and 22 October 2013 and on 19
November 2013 at the invitation of Associate Social Development Minister Tariana Turia.
The EAG’s terms of reference are attached, but in general terms the EAG was asked to:
· identify opportunities to build and apply knowledge of what works nationally and
internationally to address and prevent family violence
· encourage an evidence-based and practice informed perspective to influencing
behavioural change
· consider work undertaken to date, and
· inform the development of an action-oriented approach for the Government to address
family violence.
The terms of reference are outlined in Appendix B. The Government published a response to the EAG recommendations in 2014 (#4496). Record 8396