Purpose: This report displays a number of different types of Community Project Services provided in a period (Community Legal Education, Community Education, Law & Legal Service Reform and Stakeholder Engagement), divided between three Law Types (Family Law, Civil Law and Criminal Law), and then further broken down into High Level Problem types (listed below) included in each Law Type. Community Legal Education provided are broken down into the number of CLE Resources produced and CLE Activities delivered. Note that this report counts Project Services within each Project, rather than Projects themselves.
Report Type: Standard
This is part one of three reports that make up S04. This report, S04.3, focuses on community services. For all services excluding representation services (S04.1) click here, and for representation services (S04.2), click here.
Due to large number of data the report can run for multiple pages.
Law Type | High Level Problem Type | Community Legal Education | Community Education | Law and Legal Service Reform
| Stakeholder Engagement | |
| Resources | Activities | |||||
e.g. Civil Law | e.g. Housing | Number of Services where: Service Type equals ‘CLE Resources’ AND Open Date is before start of period AND Problem type, or one of the problem types, is mapped to Housing | Number of Services where: Service Type equals ‘CLE Activities’ AND Open Date is between start of period AND end of period AND Problem type, or one of the problem types, is mapped to Housing | Number of Services where: Service Type equals ‘Community Education’ AND Open Date is before start of period AND Problem type, or one of the problem types, is mapped to Housing | Number of Services where: Service Type equals ‘Law and Legal Service Reform’ AND Open Date is before start of period AND Problem type, or one of the problem types, is mapped to Housing | Number of Services where: Service Type equals ‘Stakeholder Engagement’ AND Open Date is before start of period AND Problem type, or one of the problem types, is mapped to Housin |
High Level Problem Types
| Civil Law | |
|---|---|
| Child protection | Injury compensation |
| Consumer | Mental health law |
| Consumer credit | Motor vehicle property damage |
| Credit and debt | Neighbourhood disputes |
| Discrimination | Proceeds of crime |
| Domestic violence protection orders | Social security |
| Employment | Veterans entitlements |
| Environment | Victim compensation |
| Guardianship for adults | Wills and estates |
| Health | Other services for victims of violence |
| Housing | Other civil law problem type |
| Immigration Law | |
| Family Law | |
|---|---|
| Child representation/Independent Children’s Lawyer | Parenting arrangements |
| Child support | Spouse maintenance |
| Divorce de-facto separations and/or annulment | Surrogacy |
| Domestic/Family violence | Other family law problem type |
| Family law property | |
| Criminal Law | |
|---|---|
| Abduction | Prohibited and regulated weapons and explosives offences |
| Acts intended to cause injury | Property damage |
| Drug importation | Public order offences |
| Environmental pollution | Robbery extortion and related offences |
| Fraud, deception and related offences | Sexual assault and related offences |
| Homicide and related offences | Theft and related offences |
| Illicit drug offences | Traffic and vehicle regulatory offences |
| Miscellaneous offences | Unlawful entry with intent/burglary break and enter |
| National Security offences | Robbery, extortion and related offences |
| Offences against government procedures government security and government operations | Other criminal law problem type |
| People smuggling | |
Refer to the Data Consistency Guide for definitions of Service types such as Discrete Services, Ongoing Services and Community Projects.
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