Domestic and Family Violence Risk Assessment or Safety Plan

Detects completed domestic and family violence (DFV) risk assessments, safety plans and multi-agency risk meeting records for an identified person, across Australian frameworks: Qld Common Risk and Safety Framework (CRASF), QPS Domestic Violence Protective Assessment Framework (DV-PAF) and High Risk Teams; NSW Domestic Violence Safety Assessment Tool (DVSAT) and Safety Action Meetings; Vic MARAM; WA CRARMF; SA and NT Family Safety Framework meetings and Positive Action Plans; NT RAMF Common Risk Assessment Tool; and generic DFV risk assessments and safety plans.

Type: regex
Engine: boost_regex
Confidence: medium
Confidence justification: Medium: framework names appear heavily in guidance and training, and framework manuals contain example risk levels. Enforce tiers therefore need both a populated risk level and a populated party field; 85 adds a risk indicator. 85/75 are heuristic evidence tiers, not measured accuracy.
Jurisdictions: au
Regulations: Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 (Qld), Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007 (NSW), Family Violence Protection Act 2008 (Vic), Restraining Orders Act 1997 (WA), Domestic and Family Violence Act 2007 (NT), Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
Frameworks: QGISCF
Data categories: pii, law-enforcement, government
Scope: narrow
Risk rating: 9
Platform compatibility: Purview: Compatible, GCP DLP: Compatible, Macie: Unsupported, Zscaler: Compatible, Palo Alto: Degraded, Netskope: Unsupported

Pattern

(?i)\b(?:common\s+risk\s+and\s+safety\s+framework|domestic\s+violence\s+safety\s+assessment\s+tool|domestic\s+violence\s+protective\s+assessment\s+framework|multi-agency\s+risk\s+assessment\s+and\s+management|common\s+risk\s+assessment\s+and\s+risk\s+management\s+framework|common\s+risk\s+assessment\s+tool|family\s+safety\s+(?:framework|meeting)|safety\s+action\s+meeting|high\s+risk\s+team|positive\s+action\s+plan|victim\s+survivor\s+(?:brief|intermediate|comprehensive)\s+risk\s+assessment|(?:DFV|FDV|domestic(?:\s+and\s+family)?\s+violence|family(?:\s+and\s+domestic)?\s+violence)\s+(?:risk\s+assessment|safety\s+assessment|safety\s+plan|risk\s+management\s+plan|(?:routine\s+)?screening))\b|\b(?:CRASF|DVSAT|DV-PAF|MARAM|CRARMF)\b

Corroborative evidence keywords

risk level, serious threat, safety plan, victim-survivor, person using violence, non-fatal strangulation, threats to kill, high risk team, domestic violence, family violence, domestic and family violence, family and domestic violence, intimate partner violence, [object Object], [object Object], coercive control, financial abuse, technology-facilitated abuse, strangulation, stalking (+54 more)

Proximity: 300 characters

Should match

DFV risk assessment (CRASF) Victim-survivor: Avery Teston Person using violence: Jordan Teston Risk level: High Risk indicators: non-fatal strangulation (June 2026), threats to kill, recent separation. Referred to High Risk Team. — Queensland CRASF-aligned assessment with indicators
DVSAT completed 03/09/2026. Person in need of protection: Jamie Teston. Defendant: Alex Teston. Outcome: serious threat. Defendant has access to firearms and has been stalking the victim. Referred to Safety Action Meeting. — NSW DVSAT with serious threat outcome
MARAM comprehensive assessment Client: Morgan Teston Assessed risk: elevated risk Notes: client is pregnant; escalation in frequency of physical violence since separation. — Victorian MARAM assessment
Domestic Violence Safety Assessment Tool Client's name: Jamie Teston Client's date of birth: 02/03/1990 Has your partner ever threatened to harm or kill you? Yes Total number of indicators: 13 Threat Level: At serious threat Action Required: referral to a Safety Action Meeting — Completed NSW DVSAT laid out like the published form
Domestic and family violence risk assessment tool Part 1: Victim-survivor information PuV details (if known): Casey Teston Part 3: Risk Assessment Summary Level of risk: High Risk - at high risk of lethality or serious harm. Strangulation reported in August. Referral to High Risk Team — Completed Qld CRASF Level 2 assessment laid out like the published tool
Family Safety Meeting - Positive Action Plan Protected person: Sam Teston Respondent: Casey Teston Threat level: high Actions: police to prioritise response to address; housing to expedite transfer. — SA/NT Family Safety Meeting action plan

Should not match

The Common Risk and Safety Framework describes three risk levels. Risk level: high means the victim-survivor is at risk of serious harm; practitioners should refer to a High Risk Team. — Framework guidance with an example risk level
DFV risk assessment Victim-survivor: __________ Person using violence: __________ Risk level: [ ] Low [ ] Medium [ ] High — Blank assessment form
Domestic Violence Safety Assessment Tool Client's name: ____________ Risk indicator | Yes | No | Unknown | Refused to answer Threat Level: At threat / At serious threat — Blank DVSAT form
Patient: Morgan Teston. HRT review. Risk level: low. Continue current dose and review in six months. — Clinical note using the HRT acronym

Known false positives

Framework manuals, practice guides and training scenarios. Mitigation: Enforce tiers require a populated party field with a proper name; guidance and scenario text rarely provide one. Training scenarios with fictional names can still match.
Non-DFV clinical or workplace risk assessments. Mitigation: Primary requires a DFV-specific framework, tool or qualifier; ambiguous acronyms are excluded.

References

Collections

Australian Domestic and Family Violence Records