The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody signed its final report, containing 339 recommendations after investigating 99 deaths. The inquiry addressed custodial procedures and broader social, cultural and legal factors. Its recommendations offered grounds for continuing demands for institutional accountability. The report's completion did not establish that its recommendations had been implemented.
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Signing the deaths-in-custody report proved that all 339 recommendations had already been implemented.
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The report set out recommendations. Their implementation and effects required further action and scrutiny.