Documents From The Australian Attorney-General’s Department To The Australian Institute Of Family Studies Commissioning The Coercive Control Literature Review (published In May 2023).
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The Attorney-General's Department commissioned the Australian Institute of Family Studies to conduct a Coercive Control Literature Review, with the executed official order signed on 6 September 2022 and the review subsequently published in May 2023. The released documents consist of internal departmental correspondence and contract execution emails between the Attorney-General's Department's Family Safety Branch and AIFS confirming receipt of the signed work order. Extensive redactions under section 22(1) of the Freedom of Information Act (relating to personal information) obscure sender and recipient names, email addresses, and other identifying details throughout the correspondence. The documents provide limited substantive insight into the review's scope or findings, functioning primarily as administrative confirmation of contract execution rather than policy or legal advice material.
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