Gap of knowledge in our judiciary – an ANROWS report
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A big day today for Victorians, particularly those under Stage 4 restrictions in Melbourne. No to Violence is still confirming some details with Family Safety Victoria - if you have questions please comment below or email communications@ntv.org.au. Here is what we know so far:
The Victorian Government has advised that community based services which are required to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of vulnerable people are able to be open for on-site work, so long as they can ensure physical restrictions are followed. This is understood to include programs that work with men who use violence (the their staff).
We are seeking guidance regarding the 5km movement restrictions which will have direct impacts for clients, and will providing information as soon as we have it.
The latest health advice can sometimes change quickly, so make sure you are checking the Vic Gov advice: bit.ly/3gsQ5Py
Stay safe.
No to Violence is seeking clarification about what the new restrictions announced by Hon Dan Andrews, the Premier of Victoria, today will mean for our members and their programs. Much of this will come from further announcements tomorrow.
But what we do know is:
- A state of disaster will commence from 6pm this evening.
- In metropolitan Melbourne, people need to stay within 5km of their homes. There is a curfew between 8pm and 5am. Only one person from a household can go shopping or exercise. These activities are restricted to a maximum of once a day. No recreational exercise (i.e. golf, tennis, etc)
- Regional Victoria will move to stage three restrictions from 11:59pm, Wednesday 3 August 2020. This will include Mitchell Shire.
More information about how these restrictions will impact workplaces will be provided by the Victorian Government tomorrow. Please reach out to communications@ntv.org.au if you have any questions and we will consolidate and pass on to the Victorian Government.
To our members, we are sorry this has happened please stay safe. This will have massive impacts on staff and clients. And we are committed to doing as much as we can to support.
