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->In 2001, the High Court of Australia, in Sullivan v Moody, upheld the principle that a person who has a statutory duty to report a reasonable suspicion of child sexual abuse owes no duty of care to persons who may be wrongly suspected of perpetrating the harm and, therefore, cannot be liable in negligence. (...) Many of the allegations will not be substantiated. In 2016/17, 379,459 notifications (AIHW, 2018) up from 320,169 in 2014/15 (AIHW, 2016), were reported but only 47% were assessed as requiring further investigation (AIHW, 2018). Over half (53%) were not substantiated and dealt with by other means such as referral to a support service. Carers report that they are well aware that not all allegations were made in good faith. Unsubstantiated and vexatious allegations have eventually been identified as being made by relations of the bio families wanting the children to be brought back into
their care, as well as by children who had been hardened by many years in the system clearly
understanding how to use the process to get their own way.
their care, as well as by children who had been hardened by many years in the system clearly
understanding how to use the process to get their own way.
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->In 2001, the High Court of Australia, in Sullivan v Moody, upheld the principle that a person who has a statutory duty to report a reasonable suspicion of child sexual abuse owes no duty of care to persons who may be wrongly suspected of perpetrating the harm and, therefore, cannot be liable in negligence. (...) Many of the allegations will not be substantiated. In 2016/17, 379,459 notifications (AIHW, 2018) up from 320,169 in 2014/15 (AIHW, 2016), were reported but only 47% were assessed as requiring further investigation (AIHW, 2018). Over half (53%) were not substantiated and dealt with by other means such as referral to a support service. Carers report that they are well aware that not all allegations were made in good faith. Unsubstantiated and vexatious allegations have eventually been identified as being made by relations of the bio families wanting the children to be brought back into
into their care, as well as by children who had been hardened by many years in the system clearly
clearly understanding how to use the process to get their own way.
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->In 2001, the High Court of Australia, in Sullivan v Moody, upheld the principle that a person who has a statutory duty to report a reasonable suspicion of child sexual abuse owes no duty of care to persons who may be wrongly suspected of perpetrating the harm and, therefore, cannot be liable in negligence. (...) Many of the allegations will not be substantiated. In 2016/17, 379,459 notifications (AIHW, 2018) up from 320,169 in 2014/15 (AIHW, 2016), were reported but only 47% were assessed as requiring further investigation (AIHW, 2018). Over half (53%) were not substantiated and dealt with by other means such as referral to a support service. Carers report that they are well aware that not all allegations were made in good faith. Unsubstantiated and vexatious allegations have eventually been identified as being made by relations of the bio families wanting the children to be brought back into
their care, as well as by children who had been hardened by many years in the system clearly
understanding how to use the process to get their own way.
-->-- ''[[https://www.fostercareangels.org.au/media/1184/research-report-final.pdf Why foster carers in NSW are leaving the system at an increasing rate]]'', a study by '''Veronica Bondarew''' and '''Keryn Ible'''
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->In 2001, the High Court of Australia, in Sullivan v Moody, upheld the principle that a person who has a statutory duty to report a reasonable suspicion of child sexual abuse owes no duty of care to persons who may be wrongly suspected of perpetrating the harm and, therefore, cannot be liable in negligence. (...) Many of the allegations will not be substantiated. In 2016/17, 379,459 notifications (AIHW, 2018) up from 320,169 in 2014/15 (AIHW, 2016), were reported but only 47% were assessed as requiring further investigation (AIHW, 2018). Over half (53%) were not substantiated and dealt with by other means such as referral to a support service. Carers report that they are well aware that not all allegations were made in good faith. Unsubstantiated and vexatious allegations have eventually been identified as being made by relations of the bio families wanting the children to be brought back into
their care, as well as by children who had been hardened by many years in the system clearly
understanding how to use the process to get their own way.
-->-- ''[[https://www.fostercareangels.org.au/media/1184/research-report-final.pdf Why foster carers in NSW are leaving the system at an increasing rate]]'', a study by '''Veronica Bondarew''' and '''Keryn Ible'''
