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Draft Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement for consultation
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In partnership with Aboriginal Territorians, the Northern Territory Government is developing the Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement.
The draft Agreement outlines how the NT Government and Aboriginal Territorians will work together to improve justice outcomes for Aboriginal people.
The NT Government has released this draft to seek input from Territorians before finalising the content of the Agreement.
The draft Agreement was developed following an extensive consultation process over two years.
In 2017 and 2018, the Aboriginal Justice Unit from the Department of the Attorney-General and Justice visited 80 Aboriginal communities and organisations, and undertook 120 consultations seeking views on how justice issues facing Aboriginal Territorians should be addressed.
The Agreement is underpinned by research, evidence and the views and experiences of Aboriginal people.
The draft Agreement should be read in conjunction with Pathways to the Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement, which provides the context, background and rationale for the Agreement.
Submissions are being accepted
In partnership with Aboriginal Territorians, the Northern Territory Government is developing the Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement.
The draft Agreement outlines how the NT Government and Aboriginal Territorians will work together to improve justice outcomes for Aboriginal people.
The NT Government has released this draft to seek input from Territorians before finalising the content of the Agreement.
The draft Agreement was developed following an extensive consultation process over two years.
In 2017 and 2018, the Aboriginal Justice Unit from the Department of the Attorney-General and Justice visited 80 Aboriginal communities and organisations, and undertook 120 consultations seeking views on how justice issues facing Aboriginal Territorians should be addressed.
The Agreement is underpinned by research, evidence and the views and experiences of Aboriginal people.
The draft Agreement should be read in conjunction with Pathways to the Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement, which provides the context, background and rationale for the Agreement.
Our vision is for Aboriginal Territorians
to live safe, fulfilling lives and be treated fairly, respectfully and without
discrimination, and for Aboriginal offenders to have the opportunity to end
their offending.
We want to hear:
what you think about the strategies
who should sign the Agreement
how we can work together to reduce the number of
Aboriginal people going to or returning to prison
how we can support Aboriginal leadership and
decision-making to make our communities safer for everyone.
Consultation has concluded
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Draft Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement for consultation has finished this stage
This consultation is Open for contributions.
Under Review
Draft Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement for consultation is currently at this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Draft Northern Territory Aboriginal Justice Agreement for consultation
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
