Chris Minns rules out compensation for young people affected by ‘discriminatory’ police scheme

NSW premier says complaints procedures already exist after Greens call for redress for people harmed by scrapped potentially unlawful policy

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The New South Wales premier, Chris Minns, has ruled out compensation for people affected by a newly-abandoned police scheme that targeted children as young as 14 as potential criminals.

The Greens called for a redress program for people harmed by the suspect target management plan (STMP) program after a scathing report by the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (Lecc) found the policy was potentially unlawful.

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