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Young Offenders—Boot Camps

Tuesday 19 October 2010 Hansard source (external site)

Parata6. HEKIA PARATA (National) Link to this
to the Minister for Social Development and Employment

What is the Government doing for young offenders?

CollinsHon JUDITH COLLINS (Acting Minister for Social Development and Employment) Link to this

The Fresh Start legislation is now in place, with the first 10 youth offenders beginning military activity camp last week. This Government is serious about dealing with this country’s worst young offenders by giving judges access to tougher sentences and working intensively to address the causes of offending. This is their last chance to avoid a life behind bars. If we can save a few of these young offenders, it is better than saving none at all, because it means we are saving victims.

ParataHekia Parata Link to this

How is Child, Youth and Family working to improve data sharing with other Government agencies?

CollinsHon JUDITH COLLINS Link to this

Child, Youth and Family, along with the New Zealand Police, have recently implemented the police Youth Offending Risk Screening Tool. This means that police information will be electronically attached to Child, Youth and Family records. It is great to see that after just 2 years in Government we are getting police and Child, Youth and Family to share more information.

ParataHekia Parata Link to this

What support is there for the community and grassroots providers?

CollinsHon JUDITH COLLINS Link to this

Today I am announcing that this Government is funding 14 new community programmes to tackle youth offending through the $4.5 million Fresh Start Innovation Fund. We are backing communities to address youth justice issues locally by finding new, effective ways of dealing with their young offenders.

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