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Title page 1
Contents 4
Members 3
Abbreviations 7
List of recommendations 9
Chapter 1. Introduction 10
Inquiry referral and terms of reference 10
47th Parliament inquiry 11
Previous inquires 12
Conduct of the inquiry 13
Context of the inquiry 14
Report structure 17
Note on terminology 17
Note on references to submissions 18
Acknowledgments 18
Chapter 2. Australia's youth justice system 19
Introduction 19
Demographic overview of children in the youth justice system 19
Risk factors for children and young people 21
Health and disability 22
Engagement with education 25
First Nations children and young people 26
Engagement with the child protection system 29
Other socioeconomic risk factors 33
Chapter 3. Experiences of children and young people in Australia's youth justice system 36
Introduction 36
Death of Cleveland Dodd 36
Experiences of young people in the youth justice system 38
Initial contact with law enforcement 38
Police watchhouses 40
Children held on remand 42
Lived experience of remand 46
Sentencing 47
Transporting children to youth detention facilities 49
Conditions in detention 51
Extended isolation and lockdowns 51
Use of restraints 54
Access to healthcare and education in detention 55
Education in detention 55
Healthcare in detention 57
Cost of detention 59
Monitoring of places of detention and complaints 61
Ongoing impacts of youth detention 61
Exiting detention 62
Health and socio-economic consequences 63
Education and employment prospects 65
Recidivism rates 66
Chapter 4. Early intervention, diversion and justice reinvestment 68
Introduction 68
Calls for a new approach 68
Principles underpinning the reforms sought 70
Detention as a last resort 70
Recognising the root causes of childhood offending 71
Moving to a preventive approach - early intervention, rehabilitation and diversion 71
Types of reform 73
Alternative first responders 73
Early intervention 74
Diversion 88
Justice reinvestment 97
Chapter 5. Calls for national minimum standards 103
Principles underlying national minimum standards for youth justice 103
Enforceability with ongoing oversight and monitoring 104
Consistency with Australia's obligations and commitments 107
Based in evidence and informed by lived experience 108
Holistic approach to youth justice 109
Specific national standards 110
Minimum age of criminal responsibility 111
Detention as a last resort for the least amount of time 114
Prohibition of harmful practices 115
Implementation of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture 117
Access to health, education and other supports 118
Connection to community and culture 119
Minimum staff training 120
Chapter 6. Committee view and recommendations 122
National standards and consistency 123
Commonwealth, state and territory coordination of justice reinvestment 124
Preventive and early intervention measures with schools at the centre 125
National Child and Community Safety Taskforce 125
A community safety education campaign 126
Factors contributing to youth incarceration 127
Labor Senators' Additional Comments 128
Additional Comments from Senator Shoebridge and Senator McLachlan 149
Senator Lidia Thorpe's Additional Comments 155
Appendix 1. Submissions and additional information 167
Appendix 2. Public hearings and witnesses 174
Appendix 3. International framework 183
Figure 1.1. Public sentiment around youth justice 15
Figure 1.2. Youth crime rates in Australian states and territories 16
Figure 2.1. Young people under supervision on an average day, by supervision type and state and territory, 2024-25 20
Figure 2.2. Young people in detention on an average night, by Indigenous status, June quarter 2021 to June quarter 2025 28
Figure 4.1. Social Reinvestment WA: Blueprint for a Better Future 73
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