The Monitor can choose to review things on their own, like issues or concerns with how services are delivered through the Oranga Tamariki system. You might wonder what kind of things they review - it could be problems, themes, or areas where practice could be improved. The Monitor looks at how services or support are provided to identify these issues.
When the Monitor does a review, they have to write a report about what they found out. This report will summarise the results of their review.
The Monitor has to prepare this report after they finish their review, which they started on their own initiative.
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The Monitor may, on their own initiative, carry out reviews of issues, themes, concerns, or areas of identified practice relating to the delivery of services or support through the Oranga Tamariki system.
The Monitor must prepare a report of the results of a review carried out under this section.
