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Who can share information under the information sharing and MARAM reforms

Find out who can share information under the Child Information Sharing Scheme (CISS) and the Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme (FVISS).

Who can share information under the reforms

The Victorian government is progressing three interrelated reforms that are integral to reducing family violence and promoting child wellbeing or safety. Find out more about the information sharing and MARAM reforms.

Which organisations must apply the reforms?

Information can only be shared under the reforms by organisations prescribed as Information Sharing Entities (ISEs).

Under the Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme some ISEs are also prescribed as Risk Assessment Entities (RAEs). RAEs are indicated in the sections below with (RAE).

Prescribed organisations include:

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Following extensive scoping and consultation, the following services/roles are currently not prescribed ISEs:

List of authorised organisations and services

The online ISE list is a database that can be used to identify other organisations and services prescribed under the Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme and the Child Information Sharing Scheme.

All organisations and services prescribed as ISEs can access the online ISE list.

ISEs are prescribed under the:

Access the ISE List(opens in a new window)

ISE List User Guide (online version)

If an organisation is not listed that should be, or if you are uncertain about an ISE’s status, email CISandFVIS@education.vic.gov.au.

More Information

For more information and support on information sharing and MARAM, visit: Frequently asked questions about information sharing and MARAM.

Updated 26 March 2026



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