 In February 2009, Biggs began the Safer Family Law Campaign, and convened the National Council for Children Post-Separation (NCCPS), organisations created to seek new provisions to the Family Law Act that the group believed would remove barriers that might prevent women from raising allegations of family violence.Biggs organized a campaign which included an online petition and a series of YouTube videos.Amidst the campaign, Family Court Chief Justice Diana Bryant said some changes were needed, but was critical of the group during a speech; on 2 May, Bryant decided to intervene by requesting that Attorney General Robert McClelland give "urgent consideration" to repealing parts of the Family Law Act.