Victoria Police works with a wide range of stakeholders to ensure efficient, effective, economical, and timely delivery on our objectives and priorities.
Our stakeholders include:
Other Victorian Government departments and agencies, including:
- the courts
- Department of Education
- Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
- Department of Families, Fairness and Housing
- Department of Health
- Department of Justice and Community Safety, including Corrections Victoria
- Department of Transport and Planning
- Family Safety Victoria
- Industrial Relations Victoria
- Victorian Public Service Commission.
Policing and law enforcement agencies within and outside of Australia.
Peak bodies representing communities and/or specific community safety issues, including:
- Community Crime Prevention Victoria
- Crime Stoppers
- the National Security Hotline
- Neighbourhood Watch.
Partner organisations supporting our work, including:
- Aboriginal Justice Caucus
- Aboriginal Justice Forum
- Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency
- Blue Light Victoria
- Commission for Children and Young People
- Crime Statistics Agency
- Monash Health
- Transport Accident Commission
- VicRoads
- Victims Assistance Program
- Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine
- Virtual Global Taskforce
- Youth Support Service.
Organisations providing community services including those providing family violence advice and support and those advocating for a fair, safe, inclusive Victoria, including:
- Africause
- Commission for Gender Equality in the Public Sector
- Family Violence Prevention Agency (Respect Victoria)
- Information Sharing Entities
- Jesuit Social Services
- Turning Point Drug and Alcohol Services
- Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service
- Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission
- Victorian Legal Aid.
Local communities and their representatives, including:
- local councils
- local businesses
- the Country Fire Authority
- Local Safety Committees
- local schools
- migrant resource centres
- priority community forums
- the Victoria State Emergency Service.
Academia and subject matter experts, including:
- Australian Institute of Police Management
- Deakin University
- Federation University
- Melbourne University
- Monash University Accident Research Centre
- RMIT University Centre for Innovative Justice
- Swinburne University Centre for Forensic Behavioural Sciences
- University of Tasmania
- Victoria University.
Oversight bodies, including:
- the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission
- Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner
- Victorian Auditor General’s Office
- Victorian Inspectorate
- Victorian Ombudsman.
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