A suspicion of harm occurs when you have a reasonable suspicion that a child has suffered, is suffering, or is at an unacceptable risk of suffering, significant harm.
A suspicion of harm exists if:
- You believe a child is displaying behavioural, emotional or physical signs of abuse.
- You notice the presence of suspicious injuries.
- You have other reasons to suspect that a child has been harmed or may be at risk of being harmed.
- Someone else tells you that they think harm has occurred or will occur.
BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM...
Is anyone in immediate danger or in a life threatening situation?
If yes, call the QLD Police on 000.
If no, check the next question.
Have you informed Graham and/or Shane?
If no, call Graham now on 0404 170 005 or Shane on 0404 253 462
If yes, complete the form below.
This form is to be completed by the person who suspects harm
Details of the person making this report
Details of your Suspicion
REMINDER - Australian law dictates that any adult with knowledge (including resonable suspicion) of an offence of a sexual nature being committed in relation to a child must report it to the Police, even if the information was gained during a religious confession.
