Queensland's new mandatory reporting scheme, launched in July, received six complaints in its first month about a labour hire company providing workers to residential housing for children in state care.
The scheme, run by the Queensland Family and Child Commission, aims to flag suspicious behaviour in child protection, educational, early childhood, and care services.
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