Recent Social Policies Affecting Refugees in Australia

This research paper discusses recent social policies affecting refugees in Australia, including healthcare, child protection, and land tenure policies. It also highlights the strengths and weaknesses of these policies and provides recommendations for improvement.

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RECENT REFUGEE’S POLICY IN AUSTRALIA
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Abstract
Australian refugees' policy is formulated based on environmental and social factors
affecting people in a community. Australia government has good practices on cultural-social
policy especially in the protection of refugees in society. Essential cultural and social policies are
discourse to help the government system have good sources of making the overview of their
operations. These strategies nominated are largely based on economic performance to helps
establish the better concrete system of administering body1. A good reflection on these policies is
made to help the Australian government actively protect refugees.1,2 A good consideration is
designed by programs that provide supports on healthcare services, protection of a child,
unemployment rates and land tenure policy. The main objective of this research paper is to help
the legislative body make better reforms on refugees' social policy issues. This objective is
developed regardless of cultural diversity in Australia.
Introduction
Australia parliament is determined to evaluate performances of a national government
with some good assessment of refugee's social policy. The government accounting expenditure
on refugee's social policy is based on constitutional provisions on economic reforms, federation,
and freedom of speech, equality, environment, education, health and democracy. The
development of social welfare policy involves different reforms on refugees' policies. In most
cases, this small adjustment helps in determining individual eligibility in the designed expansion
11.Berman, Paul. "The study of macro and micro implementation of social policy." (1978).
2.Elshaug, Adam G., Janet E. Hiller, Sean R. Tunis, and John R. Moss. "Challenges in
Australian policy processes for disinvestment from existing, ineffective health care
practices." Australia and New Zealand health policy 4, no. 1 (2007): 23

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2assistance. Government policy helps in designing some good scale of restricting immigrant to
help reduce cases of flocking refugees. For example, Australia government is able to support
income benefits of 25% for the working refugees. This effort is meant to determine payments on
Youth Allowance and reduce the unemployment rate to refugees groups.
The research paper is recommending on the recent change of social policy to increasing
practices of Australia government on implantation strategies. The primary objective is to
consider refugees in the government policy and designing physical space to the local people. The
Australian government is considering refugees groups based on cultural development. In most
cases, the establishment of the colonial government provides some good care on internally
displaces people who are protected in the Australia law.3,4 In this research paper, there will be a
discussion of change of policy which aims at protecting refugees in Australia. The government is
developing a policy that aims at connecting children forcibly detached from their families. Inter-
generation is the provisions where the government is advocating for equality in indigenous
groups. This problem should be aligned with factors such as physical land, community, culture,
and families system. A good intervention is developed through the enactment of the legislative
body to help represented social issues in refugee's communities such as child abuse. In the other
words, the government is initiating strategies of considering remote families in the government
programs and directing welfare tenure. The role of the social policy is to helps government
borrow ideas that will help to initiate mandatory changes and to criticize exploitative
international decisions. 3
23.Everingham, Christine. Social justice and the politics of community. Routledge,
2018. 4.Folke, Carl, Thomas Hahn, Per Olsson, and Jon Norberg. "Adaptive governance
of social-ecological systems." Annu. Rev. Environ. Resour. 30 (2005): 441-473.
35. Gunningham, Neil, Robert A. Kagan, and Dorothy Thornton. "Social license
and environmental protection: why businesses go beyond compliance." Law & Social

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Recent Social Policies Affecting Refugees in Australia
The governments of Australia have designed migration strategies that help in addressing
key current social policies based on print and electronic media. A significant reservation of the
change on government policies provides warrant attention on the operations of vacating
vulnerable people from areas of residents. These activities help refugees to feel as the part of
Australia society. The concern of the international government is to provide better resolutions
that would help challenges the overwhelming participation of Australian policies of
resettlements. In most cases, current policies are significantly challenged by climate changes.
These policies involve the following actions by an Australian government.5 Firstly, there is
increased commitment of resettling refugees with the breakdown of global finance. Australia
government is engaging in these activities along with country such United State and Canada. It is
investors and bond marketers that help design a good system of resettling refugees. Importantly,
a key aspect of resolving the global crisis is to manage uncontrolled immigration in Australia.
Short-term arrival groups are counselled based on past trauma and given accommodation in the
community orientation initiatives. Secondly, most contentious issues are commenced by
Australia government to transfer asylum seeks. The Australia economic pursuit generates some
good resource system for displayed grouped. With such social policy, the government is able to
adjust the pressure on mining industries to enable productive and competitive economy.4
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46.Hodge, Graeme. Privatization: An international review of performance.
Routledge, 2018.
7.Luke, Allan. "Literacy and the other: A sociological approach to literacy
research and policy in multilingual societies." In Critical Literacy, Schooling, and Social
Justice, pp. 243-261. Routledge, 2018.

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Thirdly, the Australia government is improving social problems within refugees groups
such as imprisoned people, poverty, and increased mental disorders. These affect designs huge
differences between the Torres Strait and incoming indigenous groups.6,7 The diversity of these
groups should not create such differences, instead should initiate structural adjustment in the
social policies to enable better connectivity, new opportunities, skill formation and reduce
pressure in the legislative body. Fourthly, Australia is performing international obligations of
transferring refugees in third countries. Therefore, productivity is seen in the different social
engagement that involves indigenous communities. Statistical results indicate that the Australia
Bureau system has risen its operations in recent years. Statutory authority develops some good
system of reporting more investments opportunities to incorporate occupations of the new
immigrant. Another current policy in the government of Australia involves increased gaps
between rural and urban residents. This policy helps in controlling groups of people migrating to
urban areas. Many of these groups are aboriginal residents of Australia who are seeking job
opportunities and education in the developed areas. The primary objective of controlling
migrations practices is to help maintain better ways of downsizing productivity to provide
refugees with essential requirements.
Reflection on Current Policy Settings
The development of the social policy in Australia designs some good coverage to the
diverse population. Importantly, the current policy provides better methods of presenting
effective reports on recent social issues. In most cases, these social issues are developed through
engaging refugees in the program of the national government to reduce global finances
breakdown. New opportunities help in reducing refugees' social issues and increase gross

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performance on economic productivity.5 Extensive resources for water services organization help
in supporting indigenous remote communities in Australia. The legislative body should increase
the coverage of National Water Commission system.8 The effort of solving short-term problems
on indigenous disadvantages initiates some good care programs for an ageing population in
Australia. The government operations should design some better workforce to help cover
participatory of old employees. Additionally, impacts of the industrial performances enable a
better consideration of urban problems. The migration gaps can be curbed by providing more
opportunities in the mining industries.
Relative Strengths and Weaknesses
The Australia governments have the resourceful debate of structuring social policy and
more importantly to provide better covers to indigenous groups in society. The main focus of the
government policy is to consider ideas of improving child protection system, education,
healthcare, and welfare of refugees groups in Australia. The articulation of selected policies is
associated with some strengths and weaknesses in the effort of promoting operations of refugees.
Strengths of the social policies are highly developed based on individual choice and personal
responsibilities. Some of these strengths of social option policies involve the following factors.
Firstly, Australia government provides the better cultural structure which helps in establishing
the flourishing civil society of the refugee's groups. These programs are supported by the
provision of Commonwealth's Indigenous Procurement Policy. Secondly, family life is
supported through renewed approaches to resettle the high number of refugees groups in many
58. Lavis, John, Huw Davies, Andy Oxman, Jean-Louis Denis, Karen Golden-
Biddle, and Ewan Ferlie. "Towards systematic reviews that inform health care
management and policy-making." Journal of health services research & policy 10, no.
1_suppl (2005): 35-48.

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Australian states. Importantly, the government provides good change policies to help support
occupations of many families.
Thirdly, there is better engagement on state welfare to help develop exponential growths
in the economic system. Importantly, refugees' businesses are supported by state policy to allow
designation of adoption reforms and child protection.9 On the other hand, the amendment and
implementation of these policies have some weaknesses in an effort of protecting refugees
groups. Some of these weaknesses involve the following critiques on operations of Australia
government. Firstly, the economic performance does not fully support the business of refugees
groups as required in the legislative6 reforms on social policies. As a result, there is reduced trust
from refugees groups who claim of inequality service offering from the government. Secondly,
there are more refugees in Australia than speculated in the government planning actions on social
policies. As such, there exist some stranded communities that seek health care services and job
opportunities. Equally important, the fact checks-out bodies disapprove reformation developed
on income tax since they fail to provide good covers entities to the marginalized groups.
Solutions to Proposed Social Policies
The government programs focus on activities of connecting refugees groups with their
original land. The strategic plan of national government should direct more funds to the
development entities rather than maintaining a social system of refugees groups.10 As such, the
government requires some good intervention policies that create some overview of current social
policies. The legislative body proposes that construction of social family needs to be based on
69. Mintrom, Michael, and Phillipa Norman. "Policy entrepreneurship and policy
change." Policy Studies Journal37, no. 4 (2009): 649-667.

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the establishment of physical land, community, and family outreaches. Law enforcement body
has better resolutions in addressing activities on child health checks, land tenure and welfare
provisions. These programs should aim at creating better influence on international and national
non-consensual measures. The intervention helps in providing suggestion which would resettle
refugees groups in Australia society. The government should develop programs that aim at
establishing town camps housing strategies. This would help in addressing interests of many
indigenous groups especially latest cases of dispossessions. Government concerns are to create
multiple refugees resettlement programs that help in connecting more refugees with their nations.
The planning of Australia government should help the department of public housing
design better programs on creating employment opportunities to the refugee's groups. This
implementation procedure would help refugee to have future while in Australia.10 In the real
sense, social policies should develop programs that would bring back neglected communities to
their displaced land. These programs would help in resettling long-term displaced indigenous
communities to create a good system of social orientation on cultural approaches. Equally
important, Australia government has healthcare services that provide better covers on social
workers, nurses, and doctors7. These programs help in initiating better medical cover on
indigenous identity and addressing the issue of homeless people. The legislature provides better
healthcare policies to help refugees groups have a good protection as provided by the national
government. Refugees' activation programs are meant to engage regions people in the protection
of social interventions. Therefore experiences on medical issues are frequently addressed in the
international platforms for better case management in emergency departments.
710.McDonald, Peter, and Rebecca Kippen. "Ageing: the social and demographic
dimensions." (1999).

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Recommendation of Proposed Policies
A relative review of the government strategies requires effective track performance
records. Recommendations on the recent change of refugee policy in Australia are supported by
funds from the government. As such, there is need to controls social services and provides a
better overview of different strategies proposed. Based on enactments programs generated by the
legislative body, close to 10% on a a national budget should be directed to the implementation of
programs that covers refugees groups in the Australia society.11 The primary objective of
channelling such as the significant amount to foreign people is to increase potential productivity
on indigenous business. This effort will as a result increase economic performance of the
national government. In most cases, special funds are given to young people to improve their
potential skills based on social policies. This can only be initiated by the national government.
The national government should provide benefits based economic income in a fiscal year.
Social policies should provide better extension services on activation strategies to help
restrict immigration plan. The implementation procedures should equally enable better support
services to provide protection on the healthcare system. In many cases, these facts are developed
through new entrant's policies8. Many of these recipients on healthcare benefits should be
refugees groups. The healthcare system is advice to provide these benefits based on government's
welfare to work. Refugees groups are equally eligible for these healthcare support services as
provided by implemented social policies.12 The strategy of land tenure on resettlement policies of
refugees groups should help in directing suggested measures to connect these communities with
their original land. These supports services should be emphasized by provisions of the legislative
811.Rao, D. Visala, Jeni Warburton, and Helen Bartlett. "Health and social needs of
older Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds: issues and
implications." Australasian Journal on Ageing 25, no. 4 (2006): 174-179.

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system. Additionally, the government strategies on employment income design some better
housing initiatives for homeless people in society.
Equally important, the new technology should be applied to provide some better
engagement of community standards with the need of refugee’s people. Australian government
should designs some resolution of challenging different problems associated with recent policies
of refugees. Importantly, these needs are highlighted by resettlement programs developed by
information technology.12 In a broader note, land tenure services should be used to protect basic
entities on temporarily shelters to acts as refuge or hostels of families and friends. Therefore,
government programs should involve innovation skills to help maintain normal economic
performances. Adverse effects on refugees require creativity of designing marginalized houses
which would initiate long-term security on resettlement policies9. Satisfactory debates should be
developed through group linking strategies to help address refugees’ experiences in different
ways. Therefore, the government of Australia should be able to analyze implications current
refugees’ policies resident based on scientific innovations and their causes. Australian
government is hosting many refugees which lower economic performances. For this reason, the
information technology generates ideas of lowering financial pressure, debt, unemployment, and
housing market pressure. With such realization through innovative technology, the governments
of Australia can positive connection of families in the community to solve these social problems.
Conclusion
912. Selsky, John W., and Barbara Parker. "Cross-sector partnerships to address
social issues: Challenges to theory and practice." Journal of management 31, no. 6
(2005): 849-873.

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Briefly, current social policies in the Australia government aim at protecting indigenous
groups. Different provisions of legislative system design some important covers with population
growth to enable better performances of the economy. Social policies provide that the
engagement of Australia government with other nation should not subject its economy to provide
full supports on Aboriginal groups. Therefore, policy reforms generate the better change of
healthcare services and job system terms on indigenous communities. Importantly, these support
services are forms better activation programs to help maintain positive performance economic
system. Nominated strategies, based implementation of social policies, designs better welfare to
the civil society. Successful implementations of these strategies are perceived through better
welfare reforms to address social problems affecting indigenous groups. A good reflection on
policy development helps Australia legislative body to establish better care support based on
unemployment rates and healthcare services. As such, the onsets effects on economic
performance will be solved.
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2. Elshaug, Adam G., Janet E. Hiller, Sean R. Tunis, and John R. Moss. "Challenges in
Australian policy processes for disinvestment from existing, ineffective health care
practices." Australia and New Zealand health policy 4, no. 1 (2007): 23.
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4. Folke, Carl, Thomas Hahn, Per Olsson, and Jon Norberg. "Adaptive governance of
social-ecological systems." Annu. Rev. Environ. Resour. 30 (2005): 441-473.
5. Gunningham, Neil, Robert A. Kagan, and Dorothy Thornton. "Social license and
environmental protection: why businesses go beyond compliance." Law & Social
Inquiry 29, no. 2 (2004): 307-341.
6. Hodge, Graeme. Privatization: An international review of performance. Routledge, 2018.
7. Luke, Allan. "Literacy and the other: A sociological approach to literacy research and
policy in multilingual societies." In Critical Literacy, Schooling, and Social Justice, pp.
243-261. Routledge, 2018.
8. Lavis, John, Huw Davies, Andy Oxman, Jean-Louis Denis, Karen Golden-Biddle, and
Ewan Ferlie. "Towards systematic reviews that inform health care management and
policy-making." Journal of health services research & policy 10, no. 1_suppl (2005): 35-
48.
9. Mintrom, Michael, and Phillipa Norman. "Policy entrepreneurship and policy
change." Policy Studies Journal37, no. 4 (2009): 649-667.
10. McDonald, Peter, and Rebecca Kippen. "Ageing: the social and demographic
dimensions." (1999).
11. Rao, D. Visala, Jeni Warburton, and Helen Bartlett. "Health and social needs of older
Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds: issues and
implications." Australasian Journal on Ageing 25, no. 4 (2006): 174-179.
12. Selsky, John W., and Barbara Parker. "Cross-sector partnerships to address social issues:
Challenges to theory and practice." Journal of management 31, no. 6 (2005): 849-873.

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