Victims Taskforce
Overview
The primary role of the Taskforce is to co-ordinate and drive action to improve the experiences of victims and witnesses within the criminal justice system, whilst ensuring a fair justice system for those accused of crime.
The Taskforce is co-chaired by the Justice Secretary and Lord Advocate, head of Scotland's system of criminal prosecution. The taskforce brings together senior decision-makers from justice agencies, the legal profession, academia and the voluntary sector, including direct representation of victims.
The Taskforce last met on 26 May 2022.
Documents
- Victims Taskforce minutes: May 2022
- Victims Taskforce papers: January 2022
- Victims Taskforce papers: November 2021
- Victims Taskforce papers: March 2021
- Victims Taskforce papers: December 2020
- Victims Taskforce papers: September 2020
- Victims Taskforce papers: June 2020
- Victims Taskforce papers: December 2019
- Victims Taskforce papers: September 2019
- Victims Taskforce papers: June 2019
- Victims Taskforce papers: March 2019
- Victims Taskforce papers: December 2018
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