The Inquiry’s Māori investigation will examine issues that are particularly relevant to Māori experiences of abuse across all State and faith-based care settings included in the Terms of Reference and will work alongside the Inquiry’s other

As the second public hearing within the Redress Investigation, the Inquiry will examine the experiences of victims and survivors involved in claims against the Catholic Church, Anglican Church and the Salvation Army and their respective subsidiary

The Inquiry issues its decisions on the applications for leave to question, and sets out directions on hearing of evidence in chief.

The Inquiry will investigate the abuse of children, young persons and vulnerable adults in the care of the Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand (the Catholic Church). Related Documents.

As part of its investigation into abuse in the care of the Catholic Church, the Inquiry will undertake a case study, including a public hearing, into abuse in the care of the Order of St John of God. Related Documents. 2025 Abuse in Care - Royal

A case study into allegations of abuse at the Lake Alice Child and Adolescent Unit. Related Documents.

The Inquiry will investigate redress and rehabilitation processes (redress processes) available to children, young persons and vulnerable adults as a consequence of abuse in the care of State or faith-based Institutions. Related Documents. 2025

Minute 8 makes further directions in respect of the public hearing on State Redress due to commence on 21 September 2020.

The Inquiry has the power under section 15 of the Inquiries Act 2013 (“the Act”) to make orders forbidding or restricting public access to any part or aspect of the Inquiry and / or forbidding publication of evidence, submissions, reports,

If a person has evidence that is relevant to the Inquiry’s Terms of Reference they may provide a statement setting out their experience. This Practice Note describes how people engaging with the Inquiry can give a witness statement that will