Victorian Department of Justice - Profile Company Report Australia

30-06-2012, 10 pages

The Victorian Department of Justice is an Australian state government department that covers eight ministerial portfolios responsible for the reform, administration and enforcement of the law in Victoria. The department is headquartered in Melbourne and employs over 6,200 people throughout its operations. The Department of Justice is one of eleven departments of the State Government of Victoria.

The Victorian Department of Justice is not governed by a Board of Directors. The Secretary is the chief executive officer of the Department and reports directly to the parliamentary ministers covering the following portfolios: the Attorney General; the Minister for Racing; the Minister for Police and Emergency Services and the Minister for Bushfire Response; the Minister for Corrections and the Minister for Crime Prevention; and the Minister for Gaming and the Minister for Consumer Affairs.

The Victorian Department of Justice is responsible for 62 statutory entities, courts and tribunals. The Department's operations are divided into the following divisions:

Strategic Policy and Legislation Operations
Police, Emergency Services and Corrections
Community Operations and Strategy
Regional and Executive Services
Strategic Projects and Planning
Gaming and Racing
Consumer Affairs
Corrections, Health and Crime Prevention
Courts.

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