He Rārangi Wā
Timeline

All dates
1987 Victims of Offences Act passed. Repealed by Victims' Rights Act 2002
Victims of Offences Act 1987 passed. Repealed by Victims' Rights Act 2002
1987 Victims Task Force set up for five-year period
Victims Task Force set up for five-year period
1987 FVPCC Statement on Family Violence issued; Tūkino Tangata (Mäori caucus) established
FVPCC Statement on Family Violence issued; Tūkino Tangata (Māori caucus) established
1987 Mental Health Foundation conference on family violence
Mental Health Foundation conference on family violence held
1987 Hutt Family Violence Network established
Hutt Family Violence Network established – first community-based inter-agency co-ordinating body
1987 Review of the Children and Young Persons Bill report published
Review of the Children and Young Persons Bill (Report of the Working Party. Department of Social Welfare 1987)
1987 Launch of Keeping Ourselves Safe Programme for primary schools
Launch of Keeping Ourselves Safe Programme for primary schools (developed by the Police’s Law-Related Education Programme)
1987 Report of the Ministerial Committee of Inquiry into Violence (Roper Report)
Report of the Ministerial Committee of Inquiry into Violence (Roper. Ministerial Committee, 1987) published
1987 Te Whare Rokiroki, the second Māori Women's Refuge established
Te Whare Rokiroki in Wellington, the second Māori Women's Refuge established (Women's Refuge, 2015)
1986 Te Whakaruruhau, the first Māori Women’s Refuge established
Te Whakaruruhau, the first Māori Women’s Refuge established