2 Sep 2019, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) is calling for mental health and addiction services to act as allies for family violence victims.
1 May 2019, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Health Quality & Safety Commission is seeking a lived-experience (consumer) member to join the Family Violence Death Review Committee.
21 Mar 2019, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) today farewelled departing member David White as he passed through Wellington on his national campaign to raise awareness of family violence and discuss ways of addressing it.
1 Oct 2018, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) welcomes the announcement of a new model to lead prevention and reduction in family and sexual violence.
20 Sep 2018, Family Violence Death Review Committee
Social entrapment: A realistic understanding of the criminal offending of primary victims of intimate partner violence.
15 Jun 2018, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Health Quality & Safety Commission board is seeking one member with senior legal experience to join the Family Violence Death Review Committee.
20 Mar 2018, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Health Quality & Safety Commission's Board is seeking one member to join the Family Violence Death Review Committee.
4 Sep 2017, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Health Quality & Safety Commission Board is seeking three new members for the Family Violence Death Review Committee.
13 Sep 2016, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) welcomes the changes proposed by the Government today.
23 May 2016, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Law Commission has released its final report on the legal response to victims of family violence who commit homicide.
9 May 2016, Family Violence Death Review Committee
A pilot to support judges to make better informed family violence bail decisions expands to Wellington, Wairarapa and Northland, Justice Minister Amy Adams and Police Minister Judith Collins have announced today.
13 Apr 2016, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) welcomes the opportunities the Integrated Safety Response (ISR) model, announced today, brings to help protect victims of family violence.
8 Mar 2016, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (the FVDRC) welcomes comments by Justice Minister Amy Adams supporting efforts to make non-fatal strangulation a specific crime.
25 Feb 2016, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) says agencies must take more responsibility for the safety of family violence victims, rather than expecting victims to keep themselves safe from abusive partners.
18 Dec 2015, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Health Quality & Safety Commission Board is seeking a consumer member to join the Family Violence Death Review Committee.
26 Aug 2015, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) welcomes the introduction of a pilot that will see some judges receiving a report that has details of all family violence incidents involving a defendant.
22 Dec 2014, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Health Quality & Safety Commission Board is seeking new members for the Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC), with expertise in Family Violence. There are two vacancies available.
16 Sep 2014, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Health Quality & Safety Commission Board is seeking new member(s) for the Family Violence Death Review Committee.
2 Jul 2014, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) welcomes announcements about the trial of an intensive case management service for family violence victims at risk of serious harm or death.
26 Jun 2014, Family Violence Death Review Committee
The fourth report from the Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC) calls for a radical change in the way New Zealand responds to its most dangerous and chronic cases of family violence.