A convicted sex offender with a history of crimes against children was handed a “disability pride champion” award by a Victorian government department—thanks to a catastrophic screening error. Despite multiple convictions dating back to 2005 and ongoing legal battles, Cameron Bloomfield, a vocal advocate for disability and LGBTQ+ rights, accepted the honor before the mistake was caught. The department has since overhauled its vetting process, but the incident underscores the urgent need for rigorous checks when honoring community advocates.
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