Mandatory video taping of all Family interactions with Child Protection Workers in Australia.

Stop perjury being committed by Child Protection Workers in court.                                                  

Video taping all interactions with Families and the Child Protection Industry, would help to clear up the 'he said and she said' situations in court.  

I think video taping sessions, will make things more accurate and there will be no misunderstandings when the supervisor sees the video's or if you had to go to court.                                                      

Tearing families apart on false Evidence is a crime.

All interactions that families and parents,including children that are held with the Department of Child Protection across Australia, whether it is in meetings, interviews or in supervised contact visits, or privately with children, MUST be videotaped and recorded with sound with copies made to be provided to the families.

Too many families and children are suffering at the hands of unregistered Child Protection workers due to false reports and affidavits being submitted to court that are believed, when they are blatantly false.

Child protection workers on the whole do not follow their own rules and policies and are not fair or objective, too many children are affected detrimentally, even to their deaths.

Video surveillance recording of All interactions of Child Protection workers with families and children will bring accountability and transparency and put a stop to the corrupt nature within the Department and courts.

Making video recording mandatory will undoubtably save the Government a huge amount of money in the short term and the long term. As court hearings will be shorter with having recordings accessable during hearings, instead of drawn out affidavits or reports being held over for future hearings.

Families need their freedom of rights and fairness restored by Government officals and courts and this is one step forward in achieving that.