Australian Human Rights Commission Report title October 2022 Recommendation 24: Governments review the use of post-sentence preventive detention regimes throughout Australia to ensure compliance with international human rights obligations. Violence against women and children Recommendation 25: Government increase prevention and early intervention initiatives on domestic and family violence; advance tailored measures to address the needs of women and girls experiencing intersectional discrimination; and implement the further National Plan from 2022. Recommendation 26: Governments address systemic failures to protect women from domestic violence, including through instituting a national death review system. Recommendation 27: Governments implement the recommendations of the Wiyi Yani U Thangani report. Recommendation 28: Governments resource Aboriginal-controlled organisations to lead prevention efforts and respond to family violence and its impacts on children. Recommendation 29: The Australian Government increases prevention and early intervention measures and responses to family violence that address the distinct impacts of violence on children. Recommendation 30: Governments resource prevention and early intervention measures to address child abuse and neglect; and ensure sufficient training for staff and adequate staffing levels for child protection services. Recommendation 31: The Australian Government develop and implement a National Plan for Child Wellbeing. Trafficking Recommendation 32: The Australian Government amend the Modern Slavery Act to establish an independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, introduce financial penalties for non-compliant entities, and establish a national compensation scheme for victims. Recommendation 33: The Australian Government resource and implement both the National Action Plan and International Engagement Strategy. 43