00:02The 160-page report includes six recommendations.
00:07The first, and probably the most significant, is that the bill should pass with just one minor change,
00:13which would see a note added to one of the sections.
00:17The remaining recommendations all relate to explanatory documents,
00:21which the committee said should be provided in order to clarify how some of the changes will operate in practice.
00:27Of particular note, the committee recommended extra guidance be provided around sections which relate to the threshold requiring the removal
00:36of a child from their family
00:37and the level of involvement a child's family should have once a child is removed.
00:42These were among the most controversial changes in the bill, but despite significant opposition from stakeholders,
00:49the committee hasn't recommended any substantive changes be made.
00:53Two dissenting reports were also included by Independent Member Justine Davis and Labor MP Duran Young,
01:00who both recommended the bill not be passed.
01:03The committee received 150 submissions on the reforms.
01:07The report acknowledged many submitters either opposed the bill as currently drafted,
01:12sought clarification on how it would operate, or made recommendations to amend the bill.
01:18Parliament will return later this month.
01:20En onder turtles use the bill as, in conditionally designed
01:21The bill cáchs are provided by Members of the
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