Be a light in the darkness for your disability vulnerable children, adult child or sibling Speak up for those who cannot speak! Do not stay silent or the darkness wins and our children lose...
Demand cctv cameras to protect our vulnerable children and adult children in disabilities places of care, programs and schools - Give them a voice! https://www.change.org/p/the-federal-government-new-protection-laws-needed-for-vulnerable-persons-with-disabilities-over-18-years-old/psf/share
Use letter template below and Write to your Attorney General for New South Wales Hon Mark Speakman MP
Member of the Legislative Assembly
Attorney General, Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence, and Minister for Families, Communities and Disability Services
GPO Box 5341 Sydney NSW 2001 or email cronulla@parliament.nsw.gov.au
Write to Attorney General SA Vicki Chapman MP - Justice Reform
10 Franklin Street Adelaide, GPO Box 464 Adelaide SA 5001
Email: attorneygeneral@sa.gov.au
Phone: 08 8207 1723
Write to Attorney General Queensland
The Hon. Shannon Fentiman, MP is the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Minister for Women and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence.
GPO Box 149 Brisbane Queensland 4001
Phone: (07) 3719 7400
Email: attorney@ministerial.qld.gov.au
Write to Attorney General Victoria - Jaclyn Symes Attorney-General Minister for Resources, Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council
Level 26
121 Exhibition Street
Melbourne
Victoria, 3000
email: jaclyn.symes@parliament.vic.gov.au
Template letter for targeting politicians regarding laws and CCTV Cameras for protection in disabilities
" We need cameras to protect our children and adult children in places of care, respite and programs at this present time they are unprotected as those who would harm them can do so without being prosecuted as without cctv cameras there is no justice served or incidents caught and no criminal investigations occur due to lack of evidence. The perpetrators are not prosecuted and disability children and adults are not given equality of Justice because it cannot be proven what occurred and who hurt them.
Cameras are needed to find out the truth of incidents of harm and to give parents peace of mind when their children are needed to be in care or respite. Without cameras parents fear for their children’s future protection and safety. Cameras can be a deterrent and make providers more accountable and ensure that those vulnerable with disabilities are treated with respect and dignity in places of care, respite and programs.
The non-verbal are often target and cannot speak up or defend themselves therefore they need a voice which we must give them.
Please make it mandatory with legislation to have CCTV cameras for disabilities persons protection in all places of care so that they will no longer be at the same risk of harm. Parents then can know they will be looked after and have the protection that is their human right, and equality of justice when harm has occurred in their lives from provider Carers, organizations, and schools.
Yours faithfully"
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