Who's responsible:

The law and justice advocacy program

The Law and Justice Advocacy program (LJAD) supports the advancement of the legal rights of Indigenous Australians by funding groups to pursue advocacy, research and community-level education.

It provides funding for a range of activities that promote improved law and justice outcomes for Indigenous Australians. Funding was allocated in accordance with LJAD's program guidelines to activities including Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committees, test cases (which will be part of the Legal Aid for Indigenous people program in the future), Deaths in Custody Monitoring Units and research.