Questions and answers Ngā pātai me ngā whakautu. A large number of questions and answers have been developed for information - they are in word or PDF format. They cover topics such as:. Survivor Particpation. Terms of Reference. How the Inquiry

Chapter 8: The faith-based institutions responsible for care Ūpoko 8: Ngā whakahaere i roto i ngā pūnaha taurima hinonga ā-whakapono. 601. This chapter looks at the factors specific to faith-based institutions that contributed to abuse and

Survivors Ngā purapura ora. Thank you to those who spoke to the Inquiry and shared their experiences – nothing could have been achieved without your participation and engagement. Your contributions were indispensable in framing findings and

Pānui – February 2020. Release date: 27 February 2020. In the February 2020 edition, read about. State Redress hearing split into two phases. Heartfelt messages from survivors published. Whānau session to engage with wahine Māori. Auckland

Chapter 4: Abuse and neglect in particular care settings (1) Ūpoko 4: Te tūkinotanga me te whakahapa i roto i ngā momo whakaritenga taurima rerekē. 326. The purpose of this chapter is to provide a deeper understanding of the specific experiences

Inquiry team Ō mātou tāngata. This Inquiry was led by a Chair and group of Commissioners. The Chair and Commissioners were supported by a secretariat led by an Executive Director. Two lead Senior Counsel Assisting the Inquiry were also appointed.

Chapter 10: State-based care settings during the Inquiry period Ūpoko 10: Ngā whakaritenga taurima ā-Kāwanatanga i te wā Pakirehua. 411. Throughout the Inquiry period there were many different State care settings, managed by different

Research and engagement Rangahau me ngā tūhonhono. This page contains information on engagement with survivors, their whānau, support networks and communities along with publications and reports commissioned by the Inquiry. How people engaged

Pānui - Survivor Registrations to close Tuesday 28 February. Release date: 26 January 2023. Survivors are at the heart of this Royal Commission. It has been a privilege for us to hear these experiences and learn from survivors – many who were