Number Of Individuals Referred To, And/or Participating In, Programs Funded By The Living Safe Together Intervention Program Broken Down By State And Territory From 2019; Number Of Calls Received By…

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The Department of Home Affairs disclosed limited data on the Living Safe Together Intervention Program (LSTIP) and National Security Hotline referrals to countering violent extremism (CVE) programs. Since 1 July 2023, when the department's data model commenced, 230 individuals have been signed into LSTIP programs nationally, though state-by-state breakdowns were redacted under section 47B(a). Only six individuals referred via the National Security Hotline since July 2023 required CVE program referral, and not all were deemed suitable for the program. The department acknowledged it cannot confirm whether law enforcement referrals overlap with National Security Hotline reports. Significantly, the disclosed figures exclude individuals who exited programs between 2019-July 2023 and those deemed unsuitable for participation, limiting the completeness of historical trend analysis.