Documents Containing Conflict Of Interest Information And Related Discussions From The Royal Commission Into Institutional Responses To Child Sexual Abuse, Specifically For Leah Bromfield.

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This disclosure contains a curriculum vitae and professional history for Leah Bromfield, who served as Professorial Fellow with the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse in 2013. The document details her extensive research career spanning two decades, including positions at the Australian Institute of Family Studies, University of South Australia, and Australian Centre for Child Protection, with particular focus on child protection policy and practice. It documents significant research productivity (21 journal articles, 28 commissioned reports, 40 conference presentations) and substantial grant funding totalling $9.4 million across her career, including $4.67 million in 2013 alone. The document lists multiple awards recognising her research contribution and extensive advisory group appointments to national and international child protection initiatives, including roles with the National Framework for Protecting Australia's Children and Oxford University's Rees Centre. The disclosure appears designed to establish her expertise and potential conflict of interest considerations given her simultaneous positions in academic research and royal commission work during 2013.