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The government can remove any child from their family and place them in a reformatory or industrial school. They can be houses in dormitories, and regulate aborigines residence, employment, marriage, and social life.
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Was established to manage the 9000 Aboriginal people living in NSW at the time. This restricted where aboriginal people lived, worked and spent time. Members included; George Edward Ardill of the Sydney Rescue Work Society.
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Allows the chief protector to have full control over Indigenous children and can remove them from their families and place them in dormitories. The chief protector is the legal guardian of Aboriginal children.
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The board can gain full custody and control of any Aboriginal child if they can prove neglect.
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Gives power to the board to gain full custody and control of any Aboriginal child without needing to prove neglect.
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Assimilation becomes the national policy to be followed.
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The NSW Aborigines protection board loses its power to remove Indigenous children from their families. It is replaced by the Aborigines Welfare Board.
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All states abolished the policy which allowed Aboriginal children to be taken from their families and their lives controlled.
