Report and recommendations
The Commission's multi-volume report canvasses the many views heard by the Commission during its consultation processes and covers a broad range of topics including risk assessment, information sharing, service system pathways, police, courts, offences and sentencing, housing, financial security, recovery, the experience of children and young people and people from diverse communities, system governance and oversight, industry planning, primary prevention, and the role the health system, faith communities and workplaces can play in addressing family violence.
The Commission's 227 recommendations are directed at improving the foundations of the current system, seizing opportunities to transform the way that we respond to family violence, and building the structures that will guide and oversee a long-term reform program that deals with all aspects of family violence.
Please note
- the report is made up of eight volumes and is very large, so be careful when printing
- similarly, consider emailing links, as opposed to attachments
- this report is both searchable and scalable.
If you have low vision and wish to view a fully remediated, accessible version of the final report, please view by individual volumes. Please note the Commissioned Research volume has not been remediated.
Having trouble downloading the report? Please try using this alternate link -
RCFV-Final-Report
The best way to view this PDF is to download it and open it in Adobe Reader and an interactive Table of Contents (bookmarks) will appear. It may also appear in some browsers.
If you do not have a method of viewing the PDF that will display these bookmarks, the contents starting on page 5 can be clicked to navigate to that section.
Individual Volumes
Each report volume (inc. 'Summary & Recommendations') has also been made available as separated PDFs below.
Summary and Recommendations VOL I VOL II VOL III VOL IV VOL V VOL VI VOL VII
Crime Statistics Agency Data
The tables below were used by the Crime Statistics Agency to produce an overview of family violence in Victoria: findings from the Victorian Family Violence Database 2009–10 to 2013–14. A copy of the CSA's report can be found in Volume VII (Commissioned research).
Victorian government data, caveats and methodologies
The documents below contain data, caveats and methodologies provided by various Victorian government departments in relation to Volume VI, Chapter 41 (Investment).