You have a legal right to access records made about youLearn about your rights to access records and the limited lawful reasons why you might not get access to records. You may also be able to request records about your whānau.
We prepared this guidance from the Stand Tū Māia Submission to the Redress Hearing, the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Careopen_in_new, and with information from Stand Tū Māia, the Ministry of Health, and the Ministry of Education.