NSW minister ‘not going anywhere’ as calls mount for independent inquiry into children living with convicted killer
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NSW Minister for Families and Communities, Kate Washington, faces increasing pressure for an independent inquiry after a convicted triple killer, Regina Arthurell, was discovered living with two foster children aged 12 and 14. Washington apologized and initiated a departmental review into the "multiple system failures" that allowed this situation, despite a report made in December. While Washington insists an urgent review is underway led by the Department of Communities and Justice secretary, Michael Tidball, the Association of Community Welfare Associations and the Create Foundation are advocating for an independent review to ensure thorough investigation and safeguard children in out-of-home care. Washington has stated she will not resign and is committed to addressing the unacceptable situation.
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