On 11 April 2022 the Anglican Church investigation scope was formally expanded to also include the abuse of children, young persons and vulnerable adults in the care of: the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand; the Methodist Church of New Zealand; the Salvation Army New Zealand, and subsidiaries and affiliated entities and institutions of these organisations (together the Protestant faiths).

Ngāti Whātua welcomes Royal Commission staff onto Ōrākei Marae at the powhiri for the Māori public hearing.

Closing panel for the Māori public hearing The panel was made up of five representatives who spoke from different lived experiences.

A report prepared for the Royal Commission on matters relating to ACC and survivors of abuse in Care as defined by the Commission.

A report prepared for the Royal Commission on issues facing survivors of abuse in care when seeking cover, compensation and rehabilitation from the Accident Compensation Corporation.

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***Distressing content warning*** Te Enga Harris Te Enga Harris is of Māori descent and is the oldest of her siblings, who were also put through the State care system.

***Distressing content warning*** Natasha Emery focused her kōrero on her and her late brother’s childhood and adolescence.

***Distressing content warning*** Mr MM experienced abuse before being placed in care.