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The public health approach to preventing gender-based violence
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Wednesday, 8 March 2023 to Friday, 28 April 2023
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Response to the consultation
Evidence submitted in response to this Consultation
- PGBV 01 - Estyn PDF 482 KB
- PGBV 02 - NSPCC Wales PDF 337 KB
- PGBV 03 - Older People's Commissioner for Wales PDF 819 KB
- PGBV 04 - Royal College of General Practitioners Wales PDF 325 KB
- PGBV 05 - Public Health Wales PDF 805 KB
- PGBV 06 - Welsh Women's Aid PDF 820 KB
- PGBV 07 - Policing Wales PDF 353 KB
- PGBV 08 - Barnardo's Cymru PDF 181 KB
- PGBV 09 - Natalie A. Russel and Dr Lora Adair, Brunel University London PDF 324 KB
- PGBV 10 - National Board of Catholic Women VAWG Committee PDF 218 KB
- PGBV 11 - Dr Edith England, Cardiff Metropolitan University and Dr Josie Henley, Cardiff University PDF 262 KB
- PGBV 12 - British Psychological Society PDF 801 KB
- PGBV 13 - Nottingham Trent University PDF 352 KB
- PGBV 14 - Learning Disability Wales PDF 168 KB
- PGBV 15 - Royal College of Psychiatrists and the Public Mental Health Implementation Centre PDF 445 KB
- PGBV 16 - Plan International UK PDF 667 KB
- PGBV 17 - Dr Claire Fox and Dr Caroline Miles, University of Manchester PDF 229 KB
- PGBV 18 - National Advisers for VAWDASV PDF 203 KB
- PGBV 19 - Dr Stephen Burrell, Durham University PDF 221 KB
- PGBV 20 - Psychologists for Social Change Cymru PDF 457 KB
- PGBV 21 - Platfform PDF 516 KB
Purpose of the consultation
Purpose of the consultation
The Equality and Social Justice Committee is conducting an inquiry focusing on the public health approach to preventing gender-based violence. The inquiry will explore how effective the implementation of a public health approach to preventing gender-based violence has been, and what more could be done.
Terms of reference
The terms of reference for the inquiry are to consider:
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>>>What works in preventing gender-based violence before it occurs (primary prevention) and intervening earlier to stop violence from escalating (secondary prevention).
>>>How effective is a public health approach to preventing gender-based violence and what more needs to be done to address the needs of different groups of women, including LGBT+, ethnic minorities, young and older people at risk of violence at home and in public spaces.
>>>What is the role of the public sector and specialist services (including the police, schools, the NHS, the third sector and other organisations that women and girls turn to for support) in identifying, tackling and preventing violence against women, and their role in supporting victims and survivors.
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The consultation ran until Friday 28 April 2023.
Contact details
Should you wish to speak to someone regarding this consultation, please use the below contact details:
Equality and Social Justice Committee
Welsh Parliament
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF99 1SN
Email: SeneddEquality@senedd.wales
Telephone: 0300 200 6565