d) Dealing with victims and perpetrators of family violence; e) Services and referral systems for victims and perpetrators of violence (e.g. filing protection orders etc.); f) Legislative framework; g) International human rights standards; h) Documentation of family violence. INQUIRY FINDING 36: The National Health Services is lacking the resources and knowledge to effectively screen for victims of family violence and there is no allied health system for victims to be referred to. Harmful attitudes and perpetrators among some staff contribute to the lack of reporting and continuation of family violence. RECOMMENDATION ACTION OUTCOME RECOMMENDATION 26: Enhance  the role and capacity of the health service to adequately protect against family violence and to play  a role in ending the cycle of violence.  Ministry for Health to acknowledge family  violence as a public health issue and to develop  a comprehensive plan for its role in addressing  the matter, including; Establish a screening process for family violence, with the interests of the victim at the centre and ensuring no further harm is inflicted as a result; Conduct regular training of health professionals on family safety covering the following topics: a) Gender stereotypes, bias and role in family violence; b) The role of power and control and the cycle of violence; c) Causes and impacts of family violence in Samoa; IMPLEMENTATION/ RESPONSIBLE AGENCY Health Sector MOH/NHS Samoa Family Health Association TIMEFRAME  Urgent attention