screened for 3 weeks from 22 Aug, there has been a big increase in the number of website hits, including the Facebook site, and the number of women asking "Jude" on the website for information /advice. Since the Canterbury earthquake, reported family violence rates in Christchurch have increased. Women's Refuge has attributed this increase to: women who had been in violent relationships letting the violent men back into their lives reviously closed cases being re-opened -- where trauma has been reactivated as a result of the earthquake and violence is re-surfacing. At the request of Police, the Campaign team developed a booklet including contact numbers for agencies such as Women's Refuge. Police distributed 20,000 booklets. Update on NZ Crime and Safety Survey 2009 The New Zealand Crime and Safety Survey (NZCASS) 2009 results are due for release by the Ministry of Justice in late November/early December. The response rate for this survey was higher than the 2006 NZCASS, at 70%. Police Crime Statistics 2009/2010 The Police Crime Statistics for the 2009/2010 fiscal year were released on 1 October 2010. Details are available on the following site. August 2010 Ongoing Programme of Action 2010/2011 In July 2006, we embarked on our First Programme of Action, based around the four action areas of leadership, changing attitudes and behaviour, ensuring safety and accountability, and effective support services. In December 2007, we built on this by developing our Ongoing Programme of Action. More recently, the Family Violence Ministerial Group endorsed the Programme of Action