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indigenous organisations condemn plans for northern territory child protection overhaul
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AI-generatedThis article is about a domestic child protection policy change in Australia's Northern Territory. There is no commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain effect, or company margin implication. The event is purely social/legal with no direct or indirect commercial channel.
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- Northern Territory Government plans to amend child protection legislation to prioritize child safety in family separation decisions.
- Over 330 organizations, including APONT and SNAICC, condemned the proposed changes.
- Changes include expanding Family Responsibility Agreements and reducing short-term protection orders to a maximum of two years.
- The announcement follows the alleged murder of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby.
- A review of the Department of Children and Families' conduct will be led by former NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb, expected to take three months.
