The Northern Territory government has announced the scope and leadership of its child protection review, appointing retired New South Wales police commissioner Mick Fuller and territory public servant Ken Davies to lead the inquiry.
The review will examine the child protection system in the NT, focusing on improving outcomes for vulnerable children and families. The government stated that the review aims to identify systemic issues and recommend practical reforms.
Fuller, who served as NSW police commissioner from 2017 to 2022, brings law enforcement experience, while Davies has extensive public service background in the NT. The review is expected to report back by the end of 2026.
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