The Independent Jersey Care Inquiry report has been published this afternoon.
The key findings include:
The investigation into historical child abuse in the island's care system has taken three years to complete and cost more than £20 million pounds.
The Independent Jersey Care Inquiry report, which was published on Monday, has praised the work by the States of Jersey Police in driving change and supporting victims.
Detective Chief Inspector Alison Fossey spearheaded changes aimed at putting children first and was commended by Frances Oldham QC.
She told ITV News that she was "really pleased for the team that worked on Operation Rectangle" but says there's still more work to do to safeguard children.
Discussions continue in Jersey's States Chamber, as politicians meet to talk about the government's response to the Care Inquiry findings.
Deputy Andrew Lewis will not face criminal proceedings, after Jersey's Care Inquiry report found he lied to the abuse investigation.
A Jersey politician says she hopes States members will "pull together" following the findings of the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry report.