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…documents Created Between 1 October 2023 And 31 October 2025 Comprising: - Final Reports, Dashboards, Or Briefing Materials (including SES Or Equivalent-Level Reporting Only) Relating To: Sexual…
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…documents Created Between 1 October 2023 And 31 October 2025 Comprising: - Final Reports, Dashboards, Or Briefing Materials (including SES Or Equivalent-Level Reporting Only) Relating To: Sexual Exploitation, Abuse And Harassment (seah) Reporting Frameworks, Including Intake And Escalation Pathways. This Request Remains Limited To Material Already Compiled In Final Form And Does Not Require The Creation, Extraction, Or Collation Of New Data. For Clarity, This Revised Scope Excludes: Policy Or Guidance Documents Individual Case Files Email Correspondence Draft Documents
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DFAT released briefing materials and committee documents from its Program and Results Division addressing safeguarding frameworks for sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (SEAH) and child protection (CP) between October 2023 and October 2025. The documents show DFAT was managing 47 open safeguarding cases (16 CP and 31 SEAH) as of September 2024, with SEAH notifications increasing 27 percent from 2022-23 to 2023-24. Key policy initiatives included refreshing CP and PSEAH policies and considering two implementation options: incorporating safeguards into an "Essentials Suite" or developing communications plans to raise staff awareness of safeguard obligations. Substantial portions of the 326-page disclosure were redacted under exemptions relating to internal deliberations and operational matters.
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