Pānui with links to Government statements following release of Whanaketia
Below you will find some information on Government statements following the public release of Whanaketia – Through Pain and Trauma, From Darkness to Light.
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Below you will find some information on Government statements following the public release of Whanaketia – Through Pain and Trauma, From Darkness to Light.
Whanaketia – Through Pain and Trauma, From Darkness to Light is available on the Abuse in Care Royal Commission's website.
The Ministry of Education is wanting to hear from survivors about improving its sensitive claims process.
The Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry’s Final Report will be tabled in Parliament on 24 July 2024
On Tuesday 25 June, the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Historical Abuse in State and Faith-Based Care presented its final report to the Governor-General.
This update is about the records project and a proactive release of the latest Cabinet paper outlining the Government’s approach to managing the Crown response.
The Royal Commission’s extension has not delayed the work of the Crown response on records improvement, the Survivor Experiences Service and Rapid payments.
Update on records consultation, redress system, apologies engagement and office hours over Christmas.
An update on our work programme and a new consultation on record keeping.
This pānui newsletter is about the first appointments to an independent Board to guide the Survivor Experiences Service.