Royal Commission Ambassadors required

The Royal Commission is seeking to engage a small group of people to increase:. our connection with survivor communities,. awareness of the Royal Commission’s work. engagement with the Royal Commission’s work. Key activities for the Ambassador

Inquiry welcomes confidentiality waiver

The Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry has welcomed a move by Crown agencies to lift confidentiality obligations on survivors of abuse in State care arising from settlement agreements with the Crown. This means survivors who want to

First procedural hearing explained

The first Procedural hearing of the Abuse in Care Inquiry is on Monday, 19 August at 10am at Rydges Hotel, Federal Street in Auckland. A procedural hearing is a meeting to help the Inquiry prepare for a public hearing, to make sure it runs as well

Sir Anand Satyanand to step down as Chair of Abuse in Care Inquiry

The Chair of the Abuse in Care Inquiry, Sir Anand Satyanand, has announced his resignation, to take effect in November. Sir Anand was appointed Chair of the Inquiry following its establishment by the Government in February 2018. Sir Anand said that