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​Public consultation:
The sharing of intimate images without consent - 'revenge porn'​

On 5 September 2016 the Attorney General announced that the NSW Government is proposing to specifically criminalise the distribution of intimate images without consent ('revenge porn').

The Department of Justice has developed a discussion paper which identifies issues and poses questions to assist in developing a new offence specifically directed at this behaviour.

The Department of Justice invited people who are interested in the development of a new offence to tell us what they think.

Download the discussion paper in PDF ​[390kb]

Submissions closed on 21st​ October 2016.

Please note that all submissions and comments will be treated as public, and may be published, unless the author indicates that it is to be treated as confidential.

Submissions

  
  
  
ACON.pdf
  
251 KB
Advocate for Children and Young People.pdf
  
445 KB
Australian Christian lobby.pdf
  
341 KB
Bar Association.pdf
  
485 KB
Childrens Court.pdf
  
56 KB
D Mendes.pdf
  
54 KB
Department of Family and Community Services.pdf
  
82 KB
Dr N Henry Dr A Powell and Dr A Flynn.pdf
  
274 KB
Dr T Kirchengast and Professor T Crofts.pdf
  
668 KB
Eastern Suburbs Domestic Violence Network.pdf
  
129 KB
Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby.pdf
  
313 KB
Intellectual Disability Rights Service.pdf
  
4249 KB
Juvenile Justice.pdf
  
32 KB
K Tuckey.pdf
  
38 KB
Kingsford Legal Centre submission.pdf
  
179 KB
Law Society.pdf
  
3952 KB
Legal Aid NSW.pdf
  
647 KB
N Bateup.pdf
  
139 KB
Name withheld.pdf
  
73 KB
NSW Health Education Centre Against Violence.pdf
  
168 KB
Office of the Childrens Guardian.pdf
  
51 KB
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.pdf
  
680 KB
Office of the Privacy Commissioner.pdf
  
1472 KB
Professor C McGlynn.pdf
  
154 KB
R Michie.pdf
  
596 KB
R Wong.pdf
  
42 KB
T Edwards.pdf
  
54 KB
Victims Services.pdf
  
218 KB
VOCAL.pdf
  
149 KB
Western NSW Community Legal Centre Inc.pdf
  
110 KB

​Details of this public consultation are also published on the NSW Government's Have Your Say website​.