Ka ārahi haere tēnei pae tukutuku i a koe ki te whai i te hātepe mō te tono mōhiohio whaiaro mōu, mō te whanaunga rānei (me tōna whakaae hoki) i ngā pūranga kōrero nā ngā whakahaere i whai wāhi ki ngā whakataunga mō te tiaki i a koe.
He mōhiohio kei tēnei pae tukutuku mō te tono pūranga kōrero me ō tika kia pēnei, tae atu ki:
Ka tuku kōrero tēnei pae tukutuku mō ngā whakahaere i whakatau take mō te kaitiakitanga, te manaaki me te āhua noho o te tangata, me ngā wāhi i noho ai rātau, ngā whare me ngā momo whakahaere hoki i noho ai te tangata.
Ka tuku mōhiohio, tīwhiri, tohutohu hoki tēnei pae tukutuku mō ngā huarahi e tonoa ai ngā pūranga kōrero i ia whakahaere.
Kua kōrero mai ngā tāngata he uaua tonu te rapu i ō pūranga kōrero, ka pupu ake te whānuitanga o ngā kare-ā-roto. He marohi ō mātau mō ngā wāhi e kite mai koe i te tautoko hei āwhina i a koe.
Ko ētahi o ngā take i rongo mai mātau mō te hiahia o ngā tāngata ki ngā pūranga kōrero mō rātau, koia ēnei:
He tika tonu ngā take katoa, e noho whaiaro ana ō take ki a koe tonu.
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For example everyone has a right to things like:
The Citizens Advice Bureau is the kaitiaki / guardian of the Kōnae website.
The Citizens Advice Bureau is called CAB for short.
Where it says we / our this means the CAB.
This webpage tells you how Kōnae can support you to get your records from the time you were in the guardianship and care of others.
Here records means the information an organisation has kept / made about a person.
Here in the care of others can mean when an organisation is put in charge of a person and decides things like:
A guardian is an adult put in charge of the care of a person.
A guardian should:
Kōnae tells how to get information an organisation has about:
The organisations include:
Faith-based institutions are run by religious groups like churches.
Guardianship is when a guardian is put in charge of a person.
Kōnae shows you how to get records about:
The records will come from organisations that made decisions about your:
Kōnae has information on what your rights are to get records about:
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Kōnae has a map tool to support you to search for places where you stayed.
This map tool will also support you to:
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Kōnae has information about what records an organisation might hold about:
Click here to learn about which organisation might have your records.
Click here to find out how to ask for your records.
Click here to find out what information you may get when you ask for your records.
There is also information on Kōnae about what you can do if you are unhappy about the:
Kōnae gives you information about organisations that made decisions about:
Kōnae also tells you how to ask for your records, including giving you:
People have told us why they want to find their records.
Some of the reasons a person might want to find their records include:
Redress means making something right when something wrong has been done.
Redress for a person who has experienced abuse in care can include things like:
Abuse is when a person is:
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All reasons for asking for records are:
People have told us that asking for records can be hard.
It can remind them about:
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