• • • • • • • • • • o the number of cases prosecuted o the number of convictions secured and acquittals o reparation and support provided to victims. Provide statistical data disaggregated by sex, race, sexual orientation, family status and disability on violence and bullying in schools Provide statistical data on the rates of abuse and neglect of children over the reporting period Update the Committee on the work of the Ministerial Group on Family Violence and Sexual violence, and the actions the Government has taken in response to the Law Commission’s report on proposals to better support victims of sexual violence Provide statistical data on the number of girls who have undergone sterilisation without their consent or therapeutic benefit. What steps is the Government taking to review the current framework for sterilisation? What legislative and regulatory measures has the Government taken to ensure workplace policies support employees who are experiencing family violence? What steps has the Government taken to monitor all interventions to prevent violence and abuse wherever occurring and to ensure that they are adjusted and extended as required on the basis of robust empirical evidence? What measures does the Government intend to take to evaluate the impact of new policies on preventing and reporting violence and abuse against children? What steps is the Government taking to ensure that the Domestic Violence Act 1995 applies to disabled people in community care? What steps is the government taking to protect disabled people and gender minorities from violence and abuse? How will the Government specifically measure and track violence/domestic violence against people with disabilities and gender minorities? The Criminal Justice System – Article 11 • Provide an update on the achievements – including implementation of Turning of the Tide - made to reduce discrimination against Māori in the criminal justice system • Provide information on the numbers of persons with disability, including neuro-disability, imprisoned in New Zealand prisons. • Provide information on what the Government considers are the underlying root causes which lead to the high proportion of Māori among accused persons as well as among victims of crime and update the Committee on improvements made to address these. • Provide updated statistical data on Māori and disabled people at all stages of the criminal justice system. 3