Thursday’s hearings have ended with questions about the government’s handling of domestic and family violence services, a portfolio that has faced immense scrutiny in recent weeks.

Addressing criticism of DFV funding cuts head on, after it was revealed the LNP had wiped $40 million from services, Camm accused her Labor opponents of running a media scare campaign.

“There has been no reduction in funding to our frontline domestic violence services,” she said.

But there has been a “reallocation” of funds, with Director-General Belinda Drew admitting $10.5 million to provide support and counselling services for victim-survivors of domestic violence had been diverted to other programs.