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Advance compensation payments to be made available to some child sexual abuse survivors following national redress scheme review

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June 23, 2021

Elderly and terminally ill survivors of child sexual abuse will be able to access advance compensation payments of up to $10,000, after an inquiry found the scheme designed to support victims is a bureaucratic nightmare.

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Advance compensation payments to be made available to some child sexual abuse survivors following national redress scheme review

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Advance compensation payments to be made available to some child sexual abuse survivors following national redress scheme review

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