Case note 277483 [2017] NZ PrivCmr 3 - CYF wrongly noted father had sexual abuse convictions
A man complained that CYF records incorrectly showed he had been jailed for sexual offending, and this information had never been corrected on his file.
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A man complained that CYF records incorrectly showed he had been jailed for sexual offending, and this information had never been corrected on his file.
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