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The Garda Inspectorate ceases to exist from tonight. A timeline of our work and a statement from our Chief Inspector, Mark Toland is attached
1/7 Today, the Garda Inspectorate published its report Domestic Abuse: An inspection of the Garda Síochána's approach to prevention, protection, prosecution and victim support.
Please visit gsinsp.ie/domestic-abuse/ to read the report.
7/7b
If you have been affected by domestic abuse or know of someone you believe may be affected, there are organisations that can provide support and advice. Details can be found at alwayshere.ie
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If you wish to report an incident of domestic abuse, please contact the Garda Síochána on 112/999, visit your local garda station, or for further information visit the domestic abuse section of the Garda Síochána website
6/7 We would like to thank all those who engaged with us as part of this inspection.
In particular, we thank those victims who completed our domestic abuse survey and those who met with us to share their deeply personal experiences.
Please visit gsinsp.ie/domestic-abuse/
4/7b We also recommend:
· More effective multi-agency working.
• Orders that enable gardaí to exclude the perpetrator from the home.
• Domestic violence disclosure scheme.
• Enhanced bail laws.
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We recommend:
• A trauma-informed service.
• Better identification and management of risk to victims.
• A more proactive approach to disrupting and managing offenders.
• Scrutiny of arrests, detections and court outcomes.
3/7 We found:
• The Garda Síochána is committed to supporting and protecting victims
• Many personnel are delivering a high-quality service, but this was not consistent
• The Garda Síochána has taken steps to improve how it deals with domestic abuse, but needs to do more
2/7 Deputy Chief Inspector Pauline Shields presents the key findings and recommendations from the inspection.
Here is the link youtu.be/j5pA63qe35M?si=FQw9…
You can read the full report at gsinsp.ie/domestic-abuse/
The Garda Siochana Inspectorate has commenced a post implementation review of recommendation 2.2 from its 2017 report , Responding to Child Sexual Abuse: A follow up Review from the Garda Inspectorate. Link below to the Terms of Reference
gsinsp.ie/our-current-work/
The Garda Síochána Inspectorate has commenced a post implementation review to assess progress with implementing its 2020 report, Countering the Threat of Internal Corruption. The Terms of Reference can be found here gsinsp.ie/our-current-work/
Chief Inspector Mark Toland was delighted to attend the Passing Out Parade for 169 new Garda members. We wish them all the very best for the future
Today the Garda Inspectorate has published a Post Implementation Review of Recommendation 8.17 from its 2014 Crime Investigation Report, relating to creation of intelligence records for children under 12.
gsinsp.ie/pir-ci2014-rec8-17…
The Inspectorate would like to thank all those that we engaged with throughout the inspection. In particular we would like to thank the victims of transnational organised crime who shared their experiences with us.
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Our national network of professionals working with children / young people affected by this type of exploitation applaud the recommendation today and many others within the report - a very comprehensive exploration of challenges faced by the state and recommendations to respond #Network #ChildCriminalExploitation #ChildTrafficking
