Report of case study no. 36 : the response of the Church of England Boys' Society and the Anglican Dioceses of Tasmania, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney to allegations of child sexual abuse / Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Ab

TitleContents / Summary: Final report recommendations -- Preface and executive summary -- v. 1. Our enquiry -- v. 2. Nature and cause -- v. 3. Impacts -- v. 4. Identifying and disclosing child sexual abuse -- v. 5. Private sessions (includes CD of Private Session Narratives) -- v. 6. Making institutions child safe -- v. 7. Improving institutional responding and reporting -- v. 8. Recordkeeping and information sharing -- v. 9. Advocacy, support and therapeutic treatment services -- v. 10. Children with harmful sexual behaviours -- v. 11. Historical residential institutions -- v. 12. Contemporary out-of-home care -- v. 13. Schools -- v. 14. Sport, recreation, arts, culture, community and hobby groups -- v. 15. Contemporary detention environments -- v. 16. Religious institutions, book 1: part A. Introduction -- part B. Background -- part C. Nature and extent of child sexual abuse in religious institutions -- part D. Institutional responses to child sexual abuse in religious institutions: Anglican Church -- book 2: Institutional responses to child sexual abuse in religious institutions (continued): Catholic Church -- 16. Religious institutions, book 3: Institutional responses to child sexual abuse in religious institutions (continued): The Salvation Army -- Jehovah's Witnesses -- Australian Christian churches and affiliated Pentecostal churches -- Yeshiva Bondi and Yeshiva Melbourne -- Responses of other key institutions to child sexual abuse in religious institutions -- Common institutional responses and contributing factors across religious institutions -- Creating child safe religious institutions -- v. 17. Beyond the Royal Commission.This Royal Commission was appointed on 11 January 2013 to inquire into institutional responses to child sexual abuse in Australia. This report presents the final findings of this five year inquiry, and comprises 17 volumes. Through the work of the Royal Commission, the Australian public has learnt about the multiple and persistent failings of institutions to keep children safe, the cultures of secrecy and cover-up, and the devastating affects child sexual abuse can have on an individual's life. Through this final report - together with the three final reports already released on criminal justice, redress and civil litigation, and working with children checks ? the Commissioners have made a total of 409 recommendations aimed at making institutions safer for children and responding better to abuse. The volumes are entitled: Our inquiry; Nature and cause; Impacts; Identifying and disclosing child sexual abuse; Private sessions; Making institutions child safe; Improving institutional responding and reporting; Recordkeeping and information sharing; Advocacy, support and therapeutic treatment services; Children with harmful sexual behaviours; Historical residential institutions; Contemporary out-of-home care; Schools; Sport, recreation, arts, culture, community and hobby groups; Contemporary detention environments; Religious institutions; and Beyond the Royal Commission.ResponsibilityRoyal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual AbuseAuthor (corporate)Australia. Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.Date2017TypeBookPhysical description21 volumes : illustrations ; 30 cm. +e 1 CD-ROM.Call number364.153 AUS v.36

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NotesChurch of England Boys' Society in Tasmania
Anglican Church of Australia Diocese of Tasmania
Anglican Church of Australia -- Clergy -- Sexual behavior
Child sexual abuse by clergy -- Tasmania
Child sexual abuse -- Investigation -- Tasmania
Child sexual abuse -- Tasmania
Child sexual abuse by clergy -- Investigation -- Australia
Child sexual abuse by clergy -- Australia
Child sexual abuse -- Investigation -- Australia
Child sexual abuse -- Australia
As part of the Royal Commission's investigation of how institutions respond to child sexual abuse abuse, it will conduct case studies of selected incidents to more fully understand the institutional and systemic factors involved. This report investigates how the Church of England Boys' Society - and its parent organisation, the Anglican Church of Australia - responded to allegations of child sexual abuse. In particular, it focuses on the criminal convictions in 1990s and 2000s of a number of people involved in or associated with the Society in the Anglican Dioceses of Tasmania, Sydney, and Brisbane, and whether there was a culture within the Society that facilitated that offending. The case study's website also includes transcripts, opening addresses, and witness lists from the related public hearings held in Hobart in early 2016.
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Report of case study no. 36 : the response of the Church of England Boys' Society and the Anglican Dioceses of Tasmania, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney to allegations of child sexual abuse (Online)
Title on website: Case Study 36, Church of England Boys' Society, January 2016, Hobart
The Hon Justice Clyde Croft AM is a judge of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court and until recently served as the Primate’s Chancellor. His Honour is retiring from the Court on 4 October and, as such, is dismantling his chambers here at the Court. His Honour contacted the Archbishop to offer the donation of the full official hard copy set of the Reports of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, which the Archbishop accepted.
[Sydney, N.S.W.] Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse ; ©2017.
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