***Distressing content warning*** Part 1 testimony begins 1.30.00 on video.

***Distressing content warning*** Second video (Part 2) Testimony begins from 0:26:30 Earl White gave evidence of the abuse he experienced at Epuni Boys Home and Hokio Beach School, and the process of taking a civil claim in the High Court against the Ministry of Social Development.

***Distressing content warning*** Testimony begins from around 0:32:15 on the video Patrick Stevens’ evidence was submitted in writing, as sadly he passed away during Covid-19 lockdown.

***Distressing content warning*** Chassy Duncan is Ngāti Kahungunu.

***Distressing content warning*** Joan Bellingham gave evidence on her experience as a trainee nurse at Burwood Hospital, and then as a patient at Princess Margaret Hospital periodically from 1970 until 1982.

***Distressing content warning*** Keith Wiffin gave evidence of his experience in making a claim against the Ministry of Social Development in relation to abuse he suffered while at Epuni Boys’ Home and in family homes.

***Distressing content warning*** James Packer is Ngāti Maniapoto.

This plan provides an overview of witnesses giving evidence at the State redress hearing.

This briefing paper outlines: Key Te Tiriti o Waitangi/Treaty of Waitangi (Treaty) principles as expressed in Waitangi Tribunal reports Recent Cabinet guidance on the Treaty and how it should be used to inform Government legislative and policy drafting; An example considering how The Waitangi Tribunal expected Treaty principles to be applied within public sector frameworks, set out in the Hauora Report; An example of consultation methodologies outlined in publicly available materials within the welfare and justice sectors, outlined in Puao-Te-Ata-Tu.

This paper provides a high-level overview of relevant international and domestic human rights law on redress.