Queensland's attorney-general has backed an inquiry into police responses to domestic violence to make "strong" recommendations after it extended its reporting deadline by more than a month.
Judge Deborah Richards has asked for more time to hand down her findings and recommendations from the Commission of Inquiry into Queensland Police Services responses to domestic violence.
The inquiry was scheduled to report on October 4, but the commissioner said so much evidence on cultural issues in the force had been received that the final report will be handed down on November 14.
