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- About
  The Office of the Independent Regulator oversees Tasmanian organisations to comply with the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework.
- Reports
  Click and explore OIR published reports
- Reportable Conduct Scheme
  The Reportable Conduct Scheme requires leaders of specific organisations to notify and investigate concerns of reportable conduct.
- Right to Information
  How to request information from the OIR, and what information is available.
- Guide to Tasmanian oversight bodies
  Guidance about Tasmanian oversight bodies for child and youth safety.
- Our Strategic Plan
  OIR Strategic Plan 2025-2029
- Investigations
  Reportable conduct investigation
- Planning a reportable conduct investigation
  Planning is critical to conducting an appropriate reportable conduct investigation.
- Conducting an investigation
  A reportable conduct investigation establishes facts through collecting evidence and makes findings.
- Example investigation plan
  an example investigation plan for organisations
- Example Letter of Allegation
  A 'letter of allegation' is a critical tool to a thorough and fair reportable conduct investigation.
- Finalising an investigation
  Once evidence is assessed, findings are documented in an investigation report and all parties notified of the outcome
- Example investigation report
  An investigation report incorporates all the relevant information collected during the investigation.
- Reportable conduct investigations that are also police investigations
  Where conduct is suspected to be criminal, the leader of an organisation must also notify Tasmania Police
- Learning from an investigation
  Continuous improvement is an essential practice for organisations
- Organisations
  Organisation's portal for information about the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework
- Comply with the Reportable Conduct Scheme
  Information for organisations about complying with the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework.
- Who must comply with the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework
  Information about who must comply with the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework.
- Understand your legal obligations under the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework
  Key information for organisations that are legally required to comply with the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework.
- The Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework
  The Framework creates the Child and Youth Safe Standards, the Reportable Conduct Scheme and establishes the Independent Regulator.
- Child and Youth Safe Standards
  10 principles that promote the safety and wellbeing of children and young people and includes the Universal Principle for Aboriginal Cultural Safety.
- Universal Principle for Aboriginal Cultural Safety
  This states organisations must provide an environment that ensures the right to Cultural Safety of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander children.
- Key terms and frequently asked questions
  Definitions to help understand acronyms, words and phrases and answers to questions relating to the Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework.
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Acknowledgement of country

We pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of the land we work, learn, and play on, the muwinina and palawa people.

We acknowledge the Tasmanian Aboriginal community as the original and continuing custodians of the land, seas, waterways and skies of lutruwita/Tasmania.

We are committed to making a positive contribution to the lives of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people.

Recognition of Victim Survivors

We recognise all victim-survivors of child abuse in lutruwita/Tasmania, including those with lived experience of harm in institutional settings, and those who are no longer with us.

We share a responsibility to deliver the changes necessary to safeguard children and young people in lutruwita/Tasmania, today and for generations to come.

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