John Hill, Independent Assessor Stolen Generations Reparations Scheme

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We speak to the man tasked with deciding on payments under the SA Stolen Generations Reparations scheme, the Independent Assessor for the Stolen Generations Reparations Scheme, former politician John Hill. He explains how the scheme came about, how the big decisions were made, what the outcomes of the scheme were and what else might need to happen to support the families of Stolen Generations survivors.

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