House of Assembly Fifty-Second Parliament, Second Session (52-2) 52 2 Parliament of South Australia House of Assembly published Answers to Questions Victims of Crime Fund VICTIMS OF CRIME FUND In reply to Mr MARSHALL House of Assembly Norwood VICTIMS OF CRIME FUND In reply to Mr MARSHALL (Norwood) (29 June 2011) (Estimates Committee B). The Hon. J.R. RAU House of Assembly Enfield Deputy Premier Attorney-General Minister for Planning Minister for Business Services and Consumers VICTIMS OF CRIME FUND The Hon. J.R. RAU (Enfield—Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Planning, Minister for Business Services and Consumers): I have been advised of the following information: 1.	1,880 applications. 2.	1,403 payments were made to victims under the Victims of Crime scheme in 2010-11. (a)	The average payment was $9,676. (b)	74 payment at the maximum payment level. (c)	The proportion of payments in each $10,000 range are outlined in the table below: $0—$9,999 1,035 $10,000—$19,000 202 $20,000—$29,999 46 $30,000—$39,999 27 $40,000—$50,000 93 Total 1,403 3.	103 applications. 4.	33 payments were made to victims of abuse in state care 2010-11 under the Victims of Crime scheme in 2010-11. (a)	The average payment was $14,697. (b)	Two payments were at the maximum payment level. (c)	The proportion of payments in each $10,000 range are outlined in the table below: $0—$9,999 10 $10,000—$19,000 13 $20,000—$29,999 7 $30,000—$39,999 1 $40,000—$50,000 2 Total 33 5.	Of the 103 applications received from victims of abuse in state care under the Victims of Crime scheme in 2010-11, 54 did not give formal oral evidence of make a submission to the Mullighan Inquiry. It is possible however, that some of the 54 made an anonymous submission to the Inquiry.