Australian Capital Territory
Confiscation of Criminal Assets (Distribution of Surplus Funds) Approval 2013 (No 2)
Notifiable instrument NI2013 –295
made under the  
Confiscation of Criminal Assets Act 2003, section 134 (distribution of surplus funds) 

1	Name of instrument
This instrument is the Confiscation of Criminal Assets (Distribution of Surplus Funds) Approval 2013 (No 2).
2	Commencement 
This instrument commences on the day after notification. 
3	Use of funds available
In accordance with section 134 of the Confiscation of Criminal Assets Act 2003, I approve the Confiscated Assets Trust Fund to be used towards activities associated with crime prevention, assistance to victims of crime and promoting safety in the ACT. I approve the funds to be distributed in the following manner and expended by 30 June 2014.

Agency/body	Purpose	Amount	
Police Community Youth Club (ACT)	To build a commercial kitchen at the Erindale PCYC premises for a Youth Crime Prevention Café.	$10,000.00	
Canberra Rape Crisis Centre	To develop a new version of the “All About Rape” resource to assist male victims of sexual assault.
	$10,000.00	
Legal Aid ACT	To adapt the “Trusted Moments – What would you do?” film resource for use in the ACT.	$10,000.00	
Women’s Centre for Health Matters 	To produce posters for the annual “Summer of Respect” campaign, to be displayed in public male toilets.	$5,000.00	
Women’s Legal Centre (on behalf of the ACT Legal Assistance Forum)	To establish a legal education training course, “Law for Non Lawyers”	$10,000.00	
ACT Corrective Services	To facilitate the provision of expert advice to guide the evaluation of the Extending
Throughcare program pilot.	$10,000.00	
Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union	To contribute to the establishment of an ACT branch of the “Workplace Tragedy: A Family Support Group”.	$10,000.00	
ACT Women and Prisons Group (auspiced by the Women’s Centre for Health Matters)	To sponsor the ACT Women and Prisons Group’s project “Putting peer support into practice”, which will assist the Group’s volunteer peer support workers to put into practice the Group’s new best practice peer support model.	$10,000.00	
Menslink	To operate an overnight mentoring camp for young men that provides a unique bonding experience between high-risk youths and adult role models.	$8,435.00	
Justice and Community Safety Directorate	To support the administration costs for the 2013/14 Confiscated Assets Trust Fund Grant Program	$12,000	

Simon Corbell MLA
Attorney-General
28.6.2013