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Victim Liaison Service Survey Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Where can I access the survey? Further information The victim survey can be access at the website below. You If you have any questions or need help, contact the ODPP will need to enter the password provided. in your region. Website: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/odppvlssurvey Freecall Maroochydore Password: ODPPVLS P: 1800 673 428 P: (07) 5376 5200 ODPPVLOMaroochy@ Please note, this is a generic password and will not identify justice.qld.gov.au you as the respondent. Brisbane Rockhampton Alternatively, if you would like to receive a hardcopy (paper P: (07) 3035 1122 P: (07) 4921 6227 version) of the survey, please write to us at the address DPPVictimLiaisonSupervisor@ ODPPVLORockhampton@ below. justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au Beenleigh Southport Directorate P: (07) 3081 2300 P: (07) 5675 7000 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions ODPPVLOBeenleigh@ ODPPVLOSouthport@ GPO Box 2403 justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au Victim Liaison BRISBANE QLD 4001 Cairns Toowoomba or P: (07) 4038 5731 P: (07) 4591 4758 Service Survey ODPPVLOCairns@ ODPPVLOToowoomba@ justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au [email protected] Information for victims and their Ipswich Townsville families P: (07) 3470 7419 P: (07) 4781 8934 The prosecution of your matter is now at an end. As ODPPVLOIpswich@ ODPPVLOTownsville@ a result, we would like to invite you to provide justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au feedback regarding the service you received from ODPP-#2463591-v1B July 2019 our Office. Participation in this survey is voluntary. RTI File no: 200398 File 14 Page 3 Are my responses anonymous? Will my Victim Liaison Officer see the What if I don’t know the answer to a responses I provide? question? Yes. You do not need to provide your name or contact No. The responses you provide will not ordinarily be sent Most of the questions will allow you to answer ‘Unsure’ if details to complete the survey. We will not be able to to your Victim Liaison Officer. you do not know the answer to the question. tell who completed the survey and you will not be However, you may indicate that you want some feedback contacted by our Office regarding your feedback. to be passed on to your Victim Liaison Officer. What type of questions will I be asked? If you have an enquiry that requires a response from Please provide the name of your Victim Liaison Officer if The purpose of the Victim Liaison Service is to ensure that our Office, or if you would like to make a formal you would like them to be advised of some specific victims of crime and their families are kept informed as complaint, please email or write to us at the address feedback. their matter progresses through the criminal justice provided below. system. Another critical function of the service is to ensure victims are informed of external organisations who can How long will it take to complete the provide specialised assistance and support. Directorate survey? Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Therefore, the survey focuses on whether our Office kept GPO Box 2403 The survey should take between 10 and 15 minutes to you up to date during the court process, and whether you BRISBANE QLD 4001 complete. were provided with factsheets about the criminal justice The exact length of the survey and the number of process and brochures about relevant organisations (such or questions you are asked will depend on your experience as Victim Assist Queensland). with the ODPP and the way the matter progressed through You will also be asked some questions about the service [email protected] the courts. you received, including whether ODPP staff treated you with respect, and adequately addressed your enquiries. Do I have to provide my personal Do I have to complete the survey? Most questions are multiple choice. You will also have an information? opportunity to provide general comments at the end of the No. survey. No. Participation in this survey is voluntary. You will be asked to provide some personal details, such What will the results be used for? If you decide not to complete the survey now but as your age and gender, however you do not have to change your mind in the future, you may take the answer these questions. You may select ‘Prefer not to Your responses will help us evaluate and improve the survey at a later date. answer’ if you wish. service provided by the Victim Liaison Service. RTI File no: 200398 File 14 Page 4 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Where can I access the survey? Further information The victim survey can be access at the website below. You If you have any questions or need help, contact the ODPP will need to enter the password provided. in your region. Website: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/odppvlssurvey Freecall Maroochydore Password: ODPPVLS P: 1800 673 428 P: (07) 5376 5200 ODPPVLOMaroochy@ Please note, this is a generic password and will not identify justice.qld.gov.au you as the respondent. Brisbane Rockhampton Alternatively, if you would like to receive a hardcopy (paper P: (07) 3035 1122 P: (07) 4921 6227 version) of the survey, please write to us at the address DPPVictimLiaisonSupervisor@ ODPPVLORockhampton@ below. justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au Beenleigh Southport Directorate P: (07) 3081 2300 P: (07) 5675 7000 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions ODPPVLOBeenleigh@ ODPPVLOSouthport@ GPO Box 2403 justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au Victim Liaison BRISBANE QLD 4001 Cairns Toowoomba or P: (07) 4038 5731 P: (07) 4591 4758 Service Survey ODPPVLOCairns@ ODPPVLOToowoomba@ justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au [email protected] Information for victims and their Ipswich Townsville families P: (07) 3470 7419 P: (07) 4781 8934 The prosecution of your matter is now at an end. As ODPPVLOIpswich@ ODPPVLOTownsville@ a result, we would like to invite you to provide justice.qld.gov.au justice.qld.gov.au feedback regarding the service you received from ODPP-#2463591-v1B July 2019 our Office. Participation in this survey is voluntary. RTI File no: 200398 File 14 Page 5 RTI File no: 200398 File 14 Page 6 RTI File no: 200398 File 14 Page 7 Department of Justice and Attorney-General Queensland Corrective Services Queensland Corrective Services Victims Register The Victims Register is part of Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) and is established under the Corrective Services Act (2006) s320. The Register works with the assistance of other parts of Queensland Corrective Services to inform eligible persons about important events in the sentences of those who they have registered against. Information is provided to an eligible person in accordance with ss 324A and 325 of the Corrective Services Act (2006). Who is eligible? Information that must be provided to » an eligible person: The actual victim of a violent or sexual offence for which an offender » The prisoner’s eligibility or actual has been sentenced to a period of imprisonment (unless it is a wholly date for discharge or release suspended sentence) or who is a supervised dangerous prisoner » The death or escape of the prisoner (sexual offender) » The fact and date of any other » An immediate family member of a deceased victim of a violent or circumstances relating to the sexual offence prisoner that may endanger the » The victim’s parent or guardian (if the victim of a violent or sexual eligible person’s life or physical safety. offence is under 18 years or has a legal incapacity) » A person who has been subject to domestic violence and the Information that may be provided to offender has been sentenced to a period of imprisonment for any an eligible person: » The prisoner’s location offence. » The prisoner’s security classifi cation If you do not meet the above registration criteria, you may still be » The prisoner’s transfer between considered for placement on the QCS Victims Register if you can corrective services facilities » The outcome of parole demonstrate: applications or other exceptional » a documented history of violence against you by an offender (e.g. a events relating to the prisoner current or expired Domestic Violence Order); or » The QCS Victims Register also that your life or physical safety may be endangered due to a advises an eligible person when: connection to the offence for which an offender has been imprisoned » a prisoner has made an (e.g. you have given evidence against the offender in a court application for parole, excluding proceeding). exceptional circumstances and provides them with the relevant form to make a submission to the In these instances, the offender must be convicted of a violent or Parole Board Queensland; sexual offence. Applications submitted under this category will only be » a prisoner/offender has made a request to change their name and accepted for registration in certain circumstances. provides them with the relevant form to make a submission to the The registering victim may nominate another person to receive delegate. information on their behalf. Additionally, for those prisoners or offenders who fall under the Dangerous Prisoners (Sexual Offenders) Act 2003, the QCS Victims Register, as prescribed under s9AA Contact us: and s21A provides an eligible person [email protected] with the relevant form to make a Freecall 1800 098 098 (business hours) submission to the Supreme Court. RTI File no: 200398 File 14 Page 13 Department of Justice and Attorney-General The Charter of Victims’ Rights You have the right to make a complaint. Victim Assist Queensland If you have suffered harm as a result of a crime including If you believe a Queensland Government agency or non- domestic and family violence, you have rights.
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