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Child, Youth and Family—Unallocated Cases

Thursday 6 December 2007 Hansard source (external site)

Mackey9. MOANA MACKEY (Labour) Link to this
to the Minister for Social Development and Employment

What reports has she received regarding the number of unallocated cases within Child, Youth and Family?

DysonHon RUTH DYSON (Minister for Social Development and Employment) Link to this

I am delighted to report to the House that I have received a report that the number of unallocated cases has plummeted by 83 percent over the last 3 years. This is an absolutely fantastic achievement. It is the result of a continued focus within all Child, Youth and Family sites on providing the right services to children, young people, and their families, and ensuring that they get these services as quickly as possible.

MackeyMoana Mackey Link to this

What reports has the Minister received regarding unallocated cases in Whakatāne?

DysonHon RUTH DYSON Link to this

I can advise the House that I visited the Child, Youth and Family office in Whakatāne with the member who is asking the question. Social workers and managers at that office were delighted to inform me that every single case has been allocated within the required time frames. Local managers and staff are intent on providing excellent services to their community, and they deserve to be congratulated on this outstanding achievement.

BradfordSue Bradford Link to this

Is the Government going to implement the Children’s Commissioner’s call for systematic assessment and intervention, where needed, for all babies, children, and young people in order to change the reality faced by those New Zealand children for whom, as the commissioner said today, the battle for survival remains a major challenge?

DysonHon RUTH DYSON Link to this

I am working alongside other colleagues and the Children’s Commissioner on her proposal.

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