Kids Company will announce a taskforce to create a completely new service structure in which children's social care and child mental health services are brought together and the key for recovery is attachment to carers, which generates resilience.
The Gender Matters taskforce chair, Deanne Weir, said she sees a future in which stories about women, told by women, are of equal interest to all audiences, leading to more diversity and richness on Australian screens.
The taskforce report has come up with "a purgatory position in which to place workers without regularising their legal status", he said.
The taskforce has also published guidance to universities about managing situations in which a student's behaviour may constitute a criminal offence, replacing the so-called Zellick guidelines which date back to 1994.
The European commission has set up a special taskforce to review cockpit safety rules after the Germanwings crash in which a co-pilot deliberately set the plane to crash in the French Alps, killing all 150 people on board.
In 2001, a UK based taskforce highlighted that the prison environment can be a difficult and complex one in which to work as a doctor.
"The Libraries Taskforce is to publish a new vision for public libraries that will look at ways in which the libraries sector can be improved further".
The raid, in which Chen's computers were seized, was conducted by officers of the Rapid Enforcement Allied Computer Team (React), a taskforce set up a few years ago to deal with computer crime tied to Silicon Valley.
Bill Clinton struggled mightily in his early years in office, in which he barely passed his first budget (no Republicans signed the measure) and riled Democrats over several issues, ranging from NAFTA to the secretiveness of Hillary Clinton's health care taskforce.
Its executive director, Richard Lloyd, chairs a taskforce, which in December recommended tougher action to crack down on calls, including accountability by board directors.
