The mental health of Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel who have returned from combat, peacekeeping or other deployment, with particular reference to:
- the extent and significance of mental ill-health and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among returned service personnel;
- identification and disclosure policies of the ADF in relation to mental ill-health and PTSD;
- recordkeeping for mental ill-health and PTSD, including hospitalisations and deaths;
- mental health evaluation and counselling services available to returned service personnel;
- the adequacy of mental health support services, including housing support services, provided by the Department of Veterans‘ Affairs (DVA);
- the support available for partners, carers and families of returned service personnel who experience mental ill-health and PTSD;
- the growing number of returned service personnel experiencing homelessness due to mental ill-health, PTSD and other issues related to their service;
- the effectiveness of the Memorandum of Understanding between the ADF and DVA for the Cooperative Delivery of Care;
- the effectiveness of training and education offerings to returned service personnel upon their discharge from the ADF; and
- any other related matters.