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Witness protection in Australia has, to date, been less than successful in implementation and execution. An ad hoc system of Commonwealth and state/territory witness protection programs have co-existed with often substandard outcomes for participants, law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Although in accordance with Australia’s federal system of government, the framework of witness protection that has emerged has resulted in numerous witness protection programs in operation across states and territories with little in the way of consistency, cooperation and coordination. Reform in Australia’s witness protection system is needed to improve and streamline programs for the benefit of witnesses, communities and the criminal justice system. This article addresses shortcomings and draws attention to worthwhile changes that would benefit and enhance domestic witness protection.

Shortcomings in the Operation and Coordination of Witness Protection in Australia. Where to from Here?