Royal Commission Faith-based Institutional Response Hearing It is time for Aotearoa New Zealand to hear from the faith-based institutions responsible for the thousands of children, young people and vulnerable adults abused in faith care since the 1950s.

12 October 2022 The Royal Commission’s Faith-based Institutional Response public hearing has been extended by one day, to Friday 21 October.

This Minute sets out schedule amendments for the Royal Commission of Inquiry’s upcoming public hearing into the institutional responses of Faith-Based institutions to abuse in Faith-based care (the hearing).

Royal Commission Faith-based Institutional Response Hearing It is time for Aotearoa New Zealand to hear from the faith-based institutions responsible for the thousands of children, young people and vulnerable adults abused in faith care since the 1950s.

This report updates the high-level activity and performance expectations of the Royal Commission into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions (the Inquiry) for the 2021/2022 year for the quarter ended 30 June 2022.

5 October 2022 The responses of faith institutions to abuse and neglect of children, young people and vulnerable adults in their care will be examined by the Royal Commission of Inquiry during a public hearing from 13 to 20 October.

This Minute sets out directions for the Royal Commission of Inquiry’s upcoming public hearing into the institutional responses of Faith-Based institutions to abuse in Faith-based care (the hearing).

Under section 17 of the Inquiries Act 2013, the Inquiry can designate a person or group as a core participant in the Inquiry.

Response to a Catastrophe – The Royal Commission into Abuse in Care
Ethel Benjamin Address by Coral Shaw at the 25th…

Section 14 of the Inquiries Act 2013 states that in making a decision as to the procedure of an inquiry, or in making a finding that is adverse to any person, the inquiry must comply with the principles of natural justice.