Vulnerable persons register observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
k made this Official Information request to Department of Internal Affairs
Response to this request is long overdue. By law Department of Internal Affairs should have responded by now (details and exceptions). The requester can complain to the Ombudsman.
From: k
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some 10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since 2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this 'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of this list,
k,
From: OIA
Department of Internal Affairs
Tēnā koe K,
Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs (included with this email)
As the information you have requested is not held by the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more closely related to the functions of Health, we consulted with the Ministry of Health on transfer. We have been advised that your question is more appropriately directed to District Health Boards for response. I am therefore notifying that your request is being transferred to all District Health Boards, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from District Health Boards shortly in regard to your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at the following addresses: (Note that some District Health Boards do not appear to have OIA contact email addresses, or in fact any email addresses on their websites. I have done my best to source contact information for these).
• Auckland District Health Board [email address]
• Bay of Plenty District Health Board [email address]
• Capital & Coast District Health Board [email address]
• Counties Manukau District Health Board [email address]
• Hawkes Bay District Health Board [email address]
• Hutt Valley District Health Board [email address]
• Lakes District Health Board [email address]
• Mid Central District Health Board [email address]
• Northland District Health Board [email address]
• Tairāwhiti District Health Board [email address]
• Taranaki District Health Board [email address]
• Waikato District Health Board [email address]
• Wairarapa District Health Board [email address]
• Waitematā District Health Board [email address]
• Whanganui District Health Board [email address]
• Canterbury District Health Board [email address]
• Nelson-Marlborough District Health Board [email address]
• South Canterbury District Health Board [email address]
• Southern District Health Board [email address]
• West Coast District Health Board [email address]
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of this decision to transfer. Information about how to make a complaint is available at www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or Freephone 0800 802 602.
Ngā mihi,
Michelle Reed (she/her)
Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence | Governance, Risk & Assurance
Te Urungi Organisational Strategy and Performance
dia.govt.nz | Facebook
-----Original Message-----
From: k <[FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some 10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since 2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this 'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of this list, k,
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Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
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From: OIA
Department of Internal Affairs
Tēnā koe K,
Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs (included with this email). The Department of Internal Affairs does not have any function triaging, overseeing or regulating Official Information Act requests across all of government, and has no authority over the way that other agencies respond to their requests. When making OIA requests please try to directly contact the agency, entity or Minister that you believe holds the information you are looking for.
As the information you have requested in parts 1 - 8 and 10 is not held by the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more closely related to the functions of Health, we consulted with the Ministry of Health on transfer. We have been advised that your questions are more appropriately directed to District Health Boards for response. I am therefore notifying that these parts of your request are being transferred to all District Health Boards, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from District Health Boards shortly in regard to your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at the following addresses: (Note that some District Health Boards do not appear to have OIA contact email addresses, or in fact any email addresses on their websites. I have done my best to source contact information for these).
• Auckland District Health Board [email address]
• Bay of Plenty District Health Board [email address]
• Capital & Coast District Health Board [email address]
• Counties Manukau District Health Board [email address]
• Hawkes Bay District Health Board [email address]
• Hutt Valley District Health Board [email address]
• Lakes District Health Board [email address]
• Mid Central District Health Board [email address]
• Northland District Health Board [email address]
• Tairāwhiti District Health Board [email address]
• Taranaki District Health Board [email address]
• Waikato District Health Board [email address]
• Wairarapa District Health Board [email address]
• Waitematā District Health Board [email address]
• Whanganui District Health Board [email address]
• Canterbury District Health Board [email address]
• Nelson-Marlborough District Health Board [email address]
• South Canterbury District Health Board [email address]
• Southern District Health Board [email address]
• West Coast District Health Board [email address]
As the information you have requested in part 9 is not held by the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more closely related to the functions of ACC, this part of your request being transferred to ACC, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from ACC shortly in regard to your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at the following addresses:
[email address]
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of this decision to transfer. Information about how to make a complaint is available at www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or Freephone 0800 802 602.
Ngā mihi,
Michelle Reed (she/her)
Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence | Governance, Risk & Assurance Te Urungi Organisational Strategy and Performance dia.govt.nz | Facebook
-----Original Message-----
From: k <[FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some 10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since 2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this 'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of this list, k,
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Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
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From: OIA
Dear K
The Department of Internal Affairs has transferred to us your OIA request
as attached. We will endeavour to respond to it as soon as possible and in
any event within 20 working days. If we are unable to respond to your
request by then, we will notify you of an extension of that timeframe. If
any additional factors come to light which are relevant to your request,
please do not hesitate to contact us so that these can be taken into
account.
We operate a proactive release policy where the Ministry publishes
information on their website. As part of the policy we publish selected
OIA responses that may be of public interest. We may publish the OIA
response we send to you with your personal details redacted.
l REBECCA OPIE l Quality & Innovation Team Coordinator
l Quality Improvement & Assurance l Northside Building l
l MidCentral District Health Board l Private Bag 11036 l Palmerston
North 4442 l
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-----Original Message-----
From: k <[FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 p.m.
To: OIA <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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This is an Official Information request made via the FYI website.
Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[2][FOI #14862 email]
Is [3][DIA request email] the wrong address for Official Information requests
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Tēnā koe K
Official information request for information relating to the Vulnerable
Persons Register, our reference W21-581
I am writing to acknowledge receipt of your official information request
dated 11 March 2021 for information relating to the Vulnerable Persons
Register.
We received your request on 11 March 2021. We will endeavour to respond to
your request as soon as possible and in any event no later than 12 April
2021, that being 20 working days after the day your request was received.
If we are unable to respond to your request by then, we will notify you of
an extension of that timeframe.
If the information requested cannot be made available without substantial
collation, under section 18(f) and section 18A(1)(a) of the Official
Information Act 1982 we may refuse the request or fix a charge under
section 15. If your request falls into this category we will inform you as
soon as possible.
If any additional factors come to light that are relevant to your request,
please do not hesitate to contact us so that these can be taken into
account.
Please note that, like all DHBs across New Zealand, Wairarapa DHB has
adopted a model of proactive disclosure which sees OIA responses publicly
available on our website no less than one week after they have been
released. If you believe there are any special reasons why proactive
disclosure should not apply to your response, we will be happy to consider
this.
Ngā mihi
Georgie Ross | OIA Coordinator | Wairarapa DHB
Phone 06 946 9800 (x5840)
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-----Original Message-----
From: OIA <[email address]>
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 11:35 AM
To: 'k' <[FOI #14862 email]>
Subject: Your Official Information Act request OIA2021-0499 (corrected)
Tēnā koe K,
Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs
(included with this email). The Department of Internal Affairs does not
have any function triaging, overseeing or regulating Official Information
Act requests across all of government, and has no authority over the way
that other agencies respond to their requests. When making OIA requests
please try to directly contact the agency, entity or Minister that you
believe holds the information you are looking for.
As the information you have requested in parts 1 - 8 and 10 is not held by
the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and
more closely related to the functions of Health, we consulted with the
Ministry of Health on transfer. We have been advised that your questions
are more appropriately directed to District Health Boards for response. I
am therefore notifying that these parts of your request are being
transferred to all District Health Boards, in accordance with section
14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from District Health Boards shortly in regard to
your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at
the following addresses: (Note that some District Health Boards do not
appear to have OIA contact email addresses, or in fact any email addresses
on their websites. I have done my best to source contact information for
these).
•Auckland District Health Board [4][email address]
•Bay of Plenty District Health Board [5][email address]
•Capital & Coast District Health Board [6][email address]
•Counties Manukau District Health Board [7][email address]
•Hawkes Bay District Health Board [8][email address] •Hutt Valley
District Health Board [9][email address]
•Lakes District Health Board [10][email address]
•Mid Central District Health Board [11][email address]
•Northland District Health Board [12][email address]
•Tairāwhiti District Health Board [13][email address]
•Taranaki District Health Board [14][email address]
•Waikato District Health Board [15][email address]
•Wairarapa District Health Board [16][email address]
•Waitematā District Health Board
[17][email address]
•Whanganui District Health Board [18][email address]
•Canterbury District Health Board [19][email address]
•Nelson-Marlborough District Health Board [20][email address]
•South Canterbury District Health Board [email address] •Southern
District Health Board [21][email address] •West Coast District
Health Board [22][email address]
As the information you have requested in part 9 is not held by the
Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more
closely related to the functions of ACC, this part of your request being
transferred to ACC, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official
Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from ACC shortly in regard to your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at
the following addresses:
[23][email address]
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of
this decision to transfer. Information about how to make a complaint is
available at
[24]https://urldefense.com/v3/__http://www.o...
or Freephone 0800 802 602.
Ngā mihi,
Michelle Reed (she/her)
Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence | Governance, Risk & Assurance Te
Urungi Organisational Strategy and Performance dia.govt.nz | Facebook
-----Original Message-----
From: k <[25][FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[26][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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This is an Official Information request made via the FYI website.
Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[27][FOI #14862 email]
Is [28][DIA request email] the wrong address for Official Information requests
to Department of Internal Affairs? If so, please contact us using this
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[29]https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://fyi....
Disclaimer: This message and any reply that you make will be published on
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[30]https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://fyi....
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From: Anne Phoenix
The Whanganui District Health Board acknowledges your request for
information and will respond to you under the OIA within 20 working days
Regards
Anne
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Kounga | Whanganui District Health Board
p (06) 348 3459 | extn 8459 | [1]www.wdhb.org.nz
'Better health and independence'
'He hauora pai ake, he rangatiratanga'
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From: Trish Newton <[email address]>
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 2:16 PM
To: Anne Phoenix <[email address]>
Subject: FW: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Trish Newton|Clinical Quality and Risk Advisor| Whanganui District Health
Board
DDI 063483380 | exten 8380 | m 0274968682
He Hapori Ora
Thriving Communities
-----Original Message-----
From: k <[FYI request #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 pm
To: OIA <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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Thank you for your Official Information Act request, received today by way
of partial transfer from the Department of Internal Affairs.
We are working on a response for you, which will be sent as soon as
practical and within the 20 working day timeframe as per the Ombudsman's
Guidance, by 13 April 2021. We will contact you if we have any queries
with the request or need to extend the timeframe for your response. In
those cases, we will advise why the extension is necessary, and indicate
when the response will be ready.
Please note that, like all DHBs across New Zealand, Counties Manukau DHB
has begun a process of proactive disclosure, which means OIA responses
will be publicly available via our website around 10 days after they have
been released. Our response will advise if we intend to publish the
response, (with personal information removed) and related documents on the
CMDHB website. If you advise us of special reasons why proactive
disclosure should not apply to your response, we will consider this.
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From: OIA [[4]mailto:[email address]]
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 11:40 a.m.
To: Ailsa Claire (ADHB); [5][email address];
[6][email address]; Information Requests (CMDHB);
[7][email address]; [8][email address];
[9][email address]; [10][email address];
Communications (NDHB); [11][email address];
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Subject: NOTIFICATION OF TRANSFER OIA2021-0499
Kia ora koutou,
The Department of Internal Affairs has received the attached request,
which relates to District Health Boards and ACC and is transferring this
request in part to each DHB, and in part to ACC for response.
Transfer of parts 1-8 and 10 is made in accordance with section 14(b)(i)
and (ii) of the Act. The information requested is not held by the
Department of Internal Affairs, but we believe it is held by, and more
closely related to the functions of individual District Health Boards
I note that we consulted with the Ministry of Health regarding transfer of
this request to them and they directed it was to be transferred to
District Health Boards. If you are receiving notice of this transfer
through a channel you would prefer not to be used for transfer of OIA
requests, I recommend you consider clearly listing your preferred OIA
contact address on your website.
Transfer of part 9 is made in accordance with section 14(b)(i) and (ii) of
the Act. The information requested is not held by the Department of
Internal Affairs, but we believe it is held by, and more closely related
to the functions of ACC
I attach the original request and notification of transfer sent to the
requester.
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of
this decision to transfer. Information about how to make a complaint is
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NgÄ mihi
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Kia ora K
Please find attached our response to your official information request
dated 11 March 2021. If you have any questions about the response you can
contact us at this [1]address, for all other matters please use our
contact form at: [2]https://www.acc.co.nz/contact/ alternatively give us a
call on 0800 101 996.
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From: Denise Poole (WDHB)
Dear K
Thank you for your Official Information Act request, received as a partial transfer from the Dept of Internal Affairs on 11 March.
We will provide a formal response to your request within the 20 working days allowed under the Act.
If for any reason we are unable to meet this deadline and need to extend the timeframe for your response, we will be in touch to advise why this has been necessary and to indicate when your response will be ready.
Please note that Waitematā DHB supports the open disclosure of information to assist community understanding of how we are delivering publicly-funded healthcare. This includes the proactive publication of anonymised Official Information Act responses on our website from 10 working days after they have been released.
If you feel that there are good reasons why your response should not be made publicly available, we will be happy to consider this.
If you have any queries about any aspect of your request, please contact me.
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From: OIA [mailto:[email address]]
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 11:35 a.m.
To: 'k'
Subject: Your Official Information Act request OIA2021-0499 (corrected)
Tēnā koe K,
Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs (included with this email). The Department of Internal Affairs does not have any function triaging, overseeing or regulating Official Information Act requests across all of government, and has no authority over the way that other agencies respond to their requests. When making OIA requests please try to directly contact the agency, entity or Minister that you believe holds the information you are looking for.
As the information you have requested in parts 1 - 8 and 10 is not held by the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more closely related to the functions of Health, we consulted with the Ministry of Health on transfer. We have been advised that your questions are more appropriately directed to District Health Boards for response. I am therefore notifying that these parts of your request are being transferred to all District Health Boards, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from District Health Boards shortly in regard to your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at the following addresses: (Note that some District Health Boards do not appear to have OIA contact email addresses, or in fact any email addresses on their websites. I have done my best to source contact information for these).
•Auckland District Health Board [email address]
•Bay of Plenty District Health Board [email address]
•Capital & Coast District Health Board [email address] •Counties Manukau District Health Board [email address] •Hawkes Bay District Health Board [email address] •Hutt Valley District Health Board [email address]
•Lakes District Health Board [email address]
•Mid Central District Health Board [email address] •Northland District Health Board [email address]
•Tairāwhiti District Health Board [email address] •Taranaki District Health Board [email address]
•Waikato District Health Board [email address]
•Wairarapa District Health Board [email address] •Waitematā District Health Board [email address]
•Whanganui District Health Board [email address]
•Canterbury District Health Board [email address] •Nelson-Marlborough District Health Board [email address] •South Canterbury District Health Board [email address] •Southern District Health Board [email address] •West Coast District Health Board [email address]
As the information you have requested in part 9 is not held by the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more closely related to the functions of ACC, this part of your request being transferred to ACC, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
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From: k <[FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some 10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since 2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this 'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of this list, k,
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From: OIA Request NMDHB
Dear K
Re: Official Information Act request – Vulnerable persons register
The Nelson Marlborough District Health Board acknowledges receipt of your
request for Information under the Official Information Act 1982 (“the
Act”), as a partial transfer of Parts 1 – 8 and 10 from the Department of
Internal Affairs and received on 11 March 2021.
Your request has been forwarded to the appropriate person/service for
response within 20 working days of receipt, and if we are unable to
respond to your request by 12 April 2021 we will notify you of an
extension of that timeframe.
Consistent with the purpose of the Act, the letter notifying you of the
decision on your request will confirm if we intend to publish the
information contained in the response online, with your
personal/identifying information redacted.
We will endeavour to respond to your request as soon as reasonably
practicable.
Thank you for your request.
Nelson Marlborough Health | Private Bag 18 | Nelson 7040 |
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From: k [mailto:[FOI #14862 email]]
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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Dear K
Attached is a reply to your OIA request received via transfer 11/03/2021
Kind Regards
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Please note that the ACC has rightfully and with consideration, informed me that families of youth aged 16 and under who take their lives are entitled to financial aid to help with funeral costs. I am most obliged and grateful for that charitable act in assisting our family through this time.
The Vulnerable persons register information was found on the CASA website.
https://www.casa.org.nz/resources/public...
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https://www.casa.org.nz/resources/public...
From: Lisa Varga [TDHB]
Good morning
In relation to your OIA request below, please find attached a response from Taranaki District Health Board.
Regards
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Private Bag 2016, New Plymouth
Phone 06 753 7781
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From: k <[FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some 10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since 2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this 'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of this list, k,
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From: Anna Monastra (WDHB)
Dear K,
Please see the attached transfer letter regarding your OIA request.
Regards
Anna
Anna Monastra I Senior Administration Assistant
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Dear K,
Please see the attached transfer letter regarding your OIA request.
Regards
Anna
Anna Monastra I Senior Administration Assistant
Communications I Waitematā DHB
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Dear K
Please note that we have partially transferred your OIA request onto the
Ministry of Health, as per attached letter.
Kind regards
Sarah
Sarah Burr
Official Information Act Specialist I Communications Team
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From: Dinah Nicholas (CMDHB)
Sent: Friday, 12 March 2021 10:15 AM
To: 'k' <[FYI request #14862 email]>
Subject: FW: NOTIFICATION OF TRANSFER OIA2021-0499
Thank you for your Official Information Act request, received today by way
of partial transfer from the Department of Internal Affairs.
We are working on a response for you, which will be sent as soon as
practical and within the 20 working day timeframe as per the Ombudsman's
Guidance, by 13 April 2021. We will contact you if we have any queries
with the request or need to extend the timeframe for your response. In
those cases, we will advise why the extension is necessary, and indicate
when the response will be ready.
Please note that, like all DHBs across New Zealand, Counties Manukau DHB
has begun a process of proactive disclosure, which means OIA responses
will be publicly available via our website around 10 days after they have
been released. Our response will advise if we intend to publish the
response, (with personal information removed) and related documents on the
CMDHB website. If you advise us of special reasons why proactive
disclosure should not apply to your response, we will consider this.
Kind regards
Dinah
Dinah Nicholas
Executive Assistant to Margie Apa - Chief Executive Officer
Board Secretary
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Dear K
Please note that we have partially transferred your OIA request onto the
Ministry of Health, as per attached letter.
Kind regards
Sarah
Sarah Burr
Official Information Act Specialist I Communications Team
____________________________________________________________________
T: + 64 9 276 0044 |
[1][email address]
Middlemore Hospital I 100 Hospital Road, Otahuhu I Private Bag 93311
Otahuhu, Auckland 1640
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From: Dinah Nicholas (CMDHB)
Sent: Friday, 12 March 2021 10:15 AM
To: 'k' <[FYI request #14862 email]>
Subject: FW: NOTIFICATION OF TRANSFER OIA2021-0499
Thank you for your Official Information Act request, received today by way
of partial transfer from the Department of Internal Affairs.
We are working on a response for you, which will be sent as soon as
practical and within the 20 working day timeframe as per the Ombudsman's
Guidance, by 13 April 2021. We will contact you if we have any queries
with the request or need to extend the timeframe for your response. In
those cases, we will advise why the extension is necessary, and indicate
when the response will be ready.
Please note that, like all DHBs across New Zealand, Counties Manukau DHB
has begun a process of proactive disclosure, which means OIA responses
will be publicly available via our website around 10 days after they have
been released. Our response will advise if we intend to publish the
response, (with personal information removed) and related documents on the
CMDHB website. If you advise us of special reasons why proactive
disclosure should not apply to your response, we will consider this.
Kind regards
Dinah
Dinah Nicholas
Executive Assistant to Margie Apa - Chief Executive Officer
Board Secretary
___________________________________________
M: 021 682 923
[4][email address]
Executive Management Suite, Level 1 Bray Building, Middlemore Hospital,
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Kia ora
Thank you for your request for official information received 31 March 2021
for:
"Vulnerable Persons Register
1.What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2.What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical point
that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist.
3.I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
a.with knowledge and consent or
b.completely unaware
4.How and who collates the data collected.
6.I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible for
the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact to
the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit suicide.
7.Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'observing and collating data’ use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this."
The Ministry's reference number for your request is: H202103828.
As required under the Official Information Act 1982 we will endeavour to
respond to your request no later than 3 May 2021, being 20 working days
after the day your request was received.
If we are unable to respond to your request within this time frame, we
will notify you of an extension of that time frame.
If you have any queries related to this request, please do not hesitate to
get in touch.
Ngâ mihi
OIA Services
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Ministry of Health
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On behalf of Debbie Brown, Senior Advisor Governance and Quality
Dear k
In response to your request sent to the Department of Internal Affairs and
partially transferred to BOPDHB, we provide the attached information.
Kind regards.
Maria Moller
PA to Senior Advisor Governance & Quality
Governance & Quality / CEO Office
Bay of Plenty District Health Board| Tauranga Hospital | Cameron Road |
Private Bag 12024 | Tauranga 3143
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From: Maria Moller <[4][email address]> On Behalf Of OIA
Request
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 2:21 pm
To: [5][email address]
Subject: NOTIFICATION OF TRANSFER OIA2021-0499
On behalf of Debbie Brown, Senior Advisor, Governance & Quality- BOPDHB
We acknowledge receipt of your email partially transferring the OIA
request sent to you by k on 5 March 2021.
Kind regards.
Maria Moller
PA to Senior Advisor Governance & Quality
Governance & Quality / CEO Office
Bay of Plenty District Health Board| Tauranga Hospital | Cameron Road |
Private Bag 12024 | Tauranga 3143
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From: OIA <[9][email address]>
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 11:40 am
To: [10][email address]; OIA Request <[11][email address]>;
[12][email address]; [13][email address];
[14][email address]; [15][email address];
[16][email address]; [17][email address];
[18][email address]; [19][email address];
[20][email address]; [21][email address];
[22][email address];
[23][email address];
[24][email address];
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Subject: NOTIFICATION OF TRANSFER OIA2021-0499
Kia ora koutou,
The Department of Internal Affairs has received the attached request,
which relates to District Health Boards and ACC and is transferring this
request in part to each DHB, and in part to ACC for response.
Transfer of parts 1-8 and 10 is made in accordance with section 14(b)(i)
and (ii) of the Act. The information requested is not held by the
Department of Internal Affairs, but we believe it is held by, and more
closely related to the functions of individual District Health Boards
I note that we consulted with the Ministry of Health regarding transfer of
this request to them and they directed it was to be transferred to
District Health Boards. If you are receiving notice of this transfer
through a channel you would prefer not to be used for transfer of OIA
requests, I recommend you consider clearly listing your preferred OIA
contact address on your website.
Transfer of part 9 is made in accordance with section 14(b)(i) and (ii) of
the Act. The information requested is not held by the Department of
Internal Affairs, but we believe it is held by, and more closely related
to the functions of ACC
I attach the original request and notification of transfer sent to the
requester.
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of
this decision to transfer. Information about how to make a complaint is
available at [31]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or Freephone 0800 802 602.
Ngā mihi
Michelle Reed [32](she/her)
Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence | Governance, Risk & Assurance
Te Urungi Organisational Strategy and Performance
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From: OIA <[36][email address]>
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 11:35 am
To: 'k' <[37][FOI #14862 email]>
Subject: Your Official Information Act request OIA2021-0499 (corrected)
Tēnā koe K,
Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs
(included with this email). The Department of Internal Affairs does not
have any function triaging, overseeing or regulating Official Information
Act requests across all of government, and has no authority over the way
that other agencies respond to their requests. When making OIA requests
please try to directly contact the agency, entity or Minister that you
believe holds the information you are looking for.
As the information you have requested in parts 1 - 8 and 10 is not held by
the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and
more closely related to the functions of Health, we consulted with the
Ministry of Health on transfer. We have been advised that your questions
are more appropriately directed to District Health Boards for response. I
am therefore notifying that these parts of your request are being
transferred to all District Health Boards, in accordance with section
14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from District Health Boards shortly in regard to
your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at
the following addresses: (Note that some District Health Boards do not
appear to have OIA contact email addresses, or in fact any email addresses
on their websites. I have done my best to source contact information for
these).
•Auckland District Health Board [38][email address]
•Bay of Plenty District Health Board [39][email address]
•Capital & Coast District Health Board [40][email address]
•Counties Manukau District Health Board [41][email address]
•Hawkes Bay District Health Board [42][email address] •Hutt Valley
District Health Board [43][email address]
•Lakes District Health Board [44][email address]
•Mid Central District Health Board [45][email address]
•Northland District Health Board [46][email address]
•Tairāwhiti District Health Board [47][email address]
•Taranaki District Health Board [48][email address]
•Waikato District Health Board [49][email address]
•Wairarapa District Health Board [50][email address]
•Waitematā District Health Board
[51][email address]
•Whanganui District Health Board [52][email address]
•Canterbury District Health Board [53][email address]
•Nelson-Marlborough District Health Board [54][email address]
•South Canterbury District Health Board [email address] •Southern
District Health Board [55][email address] •West Coast District
Health Board [56][email address]
As the information you have requested in part 9 is not held by the
Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more
closely related to the functions of ACC, this part of your request being
transferred to ACC, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official
Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from ACC shortly in regard to your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at
the following addresses:
[57][email address]
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of
this decision to transfer. Information about how to make a complaint is
available at [58]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or Freephone 0800 802 602.
Ngā mihi,
Michelle Reed (she/her)
Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence | Governance, Risk & Assurance Te
Urungi Organisational Strategy and Performance dia.govt.nz | Facebook
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From: k <[59][FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[60][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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This is an Official Information request made via the FYI website.
Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[61][FOI #14862 email]
Is [62][DIA request email] the wrong address for Official Information requests
to Department of Internal Affairs? If so, please contact us using this
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[63]https://fyi.org.nz/change_request/new?bo...
Disclaimer: This message and any reply that you make will be published on
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From: k <[65][FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 pm
To: OIA <[66][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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This is an Official Information request made via the FYI website.
Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[67][FOI #14862 email]
Is [68][DIA request email] the wrong address for Official Information requests
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[69]https://fyi.org.nz/change_request/new?bo...
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From: Elaine Keenan (ADHB)
Dear Madam/Sir
Attached please find ADHBs response to your OIA request dated 5 March
2021.
Regards
Elaine Keenan
Team Administrator/OIA Coordinator
Corporate Business Services
( (09) 630-9943 ext 22346 | * [email address]
Auckland District Health Board | Level 1 | Building 37 | Auckland City
Hospital | Park Road | Auckland
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Tēnā koe K
Official information request W21-581
I refer to your official information request dated 5 March 2021 below,
transferred from the Department of Internal Affairs to Wairarapa District
Health Board on 11 March 2021.
The information you have requested is attached.
Ngā mihi
Georgie Ross | OIA Coordinator | Wairarapa DHB
Phone 06 946 9800 (x5840)
[1][email address] | [2]www.wairarapa.dhb.org.nz
We value your feedback – tell us about your healthcare experience
[3][email address]
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opinions expressed in this email (unless otherwise stated) may not
represent those of Wairarapa DHB. Thank you.
_____________________________________________
From: OIA Request [WrDHB]
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 1:37 PM
To: [FOI #14862 email]
Subject: W21-581 Vulnerable Persons Register
Tēnā koe K
Official information request for information relating to the Vulnerable
Persons Register, our reference W21-581
I am writing to acknowledge receipt of your official information request
dated 11 March 2021 for information relating to the Vulnerable Persons
Register.
We received your request on 11 March 2021. We will endeavour to respond to
your request as soon as possible and in any event no later than 12 April
2021, that being 20 working days after the day your request was received.
If we are unable to respond to your request by then, we will notify you of
an extension of that timeframe.
If the information requested cannot be made available without substantial
collation, under section 18(f) and section 18A(1)(a) of the Official
Information Act 1982 we may refuse the request or fix a charge under
section 15. If your request falls into this category we will inform you as
soon as possible.
If any additional factors come to light that are relevant to your request,
please do not hesitate to contact us so that these can be taken into
account.
Please note that, like all DHBs across New Zealand, Wairarapa DHB has
adopted a model of proactive disclosure which sees OIA responses publicly
available on our website no less than one week after they have been
released. If you believe there are any special reasons why proactive
disclosure should not apply to your response, we will be happy to consider
this.
Ngā mihi
Georgie Ross | OIA Coordinator | Wairarapa DHB
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From: OIA <[email address]>
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 11:35 AM
To: 'k' <[FOI #14862 email]>
Subject: Your Official Information Act request OIA2021-0499 (corrected)
Tēnā koe K,
Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs
(included with this email). The Department of Internal Affairs does not
have any function triaging, overseeing or regulating Official Information
Act requests across all of government, and has no authority over the way
that other agencies respond to their requests. When making OIA requests
please try to directly contact the agency, entity or Minister that you
believe holds the information you are looking for.
As the information you have requested in parts 1 - 8 and 10 is not held by
the Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and
more closely related to the functions of Health, we consulted with the
Ministry of Health on transfer. We have been advised that your questions
are more appropriately directed to District Health Boards for response. I
am therefore notifying that these parts of your request are being
transferred to all District Health Boards, in accordance with section
14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from District Health Boards shortly in regard to
your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at
the following addresses: (Note that some District Health Boards do not
appear to have OIA contact email addresses, or in fact any email addresses
on their websites. I have done my best to source contact information for
these).
•Auckland District Health Board [7][email address]
•Bay of Plenty District Health Board [8][email address]
•Capital & Coast District Health Board [9][email address]
•Counties Manukau District Health Board [10][email address]
•Hawkes Bay District Health Board [11][email address] •Hutt Valley
District Health Board [12][email address]
•Lakes District Health Board [13][email address]
•Mid Central District Health Board [14][email address]
•Northland District Health Board [15][email address]
•Tairāwhiti District Health Board [16][email address]
•Taranaki District Health Board [17][email address]
•Waikato District Health Board [18][email address]
•Wairarapa District Health Board [19][email address]
•Waitematā District Health Board
[20][email address]
•Whanganui District Health Board [21][email address]
•Canterbury District Health Board [22][email address]
•Nelson-Marlborough District Health Board [23][email address]
•South Canterbury District Health Board [email address] •Southern
District Health Board [24][email address] •West Coast District
Health Board [25][email address]
As the information you have requested in part 9 is not held by the
Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more
closely related to the functions of ACC, this part of your request being
transferred to ACC, in accordance with section 14(b) of the Official
Information Act 1982.
You can expect to hear from ACC shortly in regard to your request.
If you would like to contact them directly, you are able to email them at
the following addresses:
[26][email address]
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of
this decision to transfer. Information about how to make a complaint is
available at
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or Freephone 0800 802 602.
Ngā mihi,
Michelle Reed (she/her)
Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence | Governance, Risk & Assurance Te
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From: k <[28][FOI #14862 email]>
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[29][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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From: OIA
Afternoon
Please find attached the Whanganui District health Board response to your
OIA request.
Regards
Anne
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Anne Phoenix | OIA Administrator | Te Pokapū Haumaru Tūroro- Ratonga
Whai Kounga | Whanganui District Health Board
p (06) 348 3459 | extn 8459 | [1]www.wdhb.org.nz
'Better health and independence'
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From: Shan Tapsell
Hi
Please see attached response .
Cheers
Shan Tapsell
Assistant Communications Officer
Lakes District Health Board
Rotorua Hospital
Pukeroa Hill
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From: Anna Monastra (WDHB)
Hi K,
Please see the attached Waitematā DHB response to your recent Official
Information Act request.
Regards
Anna
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Nga mihi,
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From: OIA Request NMDHB
Dear K
Re: Official Information Act request – Vulnerable persons register
We refer to your official information request received by Nelson
Marlborough DHB on 11 March 2021.
The Official Information Act requires that we advise you of our decision
on your request no later than 20 working days after the day we received
your clarification. Unfortunately, it will not be possible to meet that
time limit and we are therefore writing to notify you of an extension of
the time of an additional 20 working days to make our decision, to 11 May
2021.
This extension is necessary because, and as specified under Section
15A(1)(b) of the Official Information Act 1982, ‘consultations necessary
to make a decision on the request are such that a proper response cannot
reasonably be made within the original time limit’.
On behalf of the responding services, we will endeavour to respond to your
request as soon as reasonably practicable.
You have the right to seek an investigation by the Ombudsman of this
decision. Information about how to make a complaint is available at
[1]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or free phone 0800 802 602.
Nelson Marlborough Health | Private Bag 18 | Nelson 7040 |
[2]www.nmdhb.govt.nz
From: OIA Request NMDHB
Sent: Thursday, 18 March 2021 1:43 PM
To: k <[FOI #14862 email]>
Subject: Acknowledgement NMDHB RE: Official Information request -
Vulnerable persons register
Dear K
Re: Official Information Act request – Vulnerable persons register
The Nelson Marlborough District Health Board acknowledges receipt of your
request for Information under the Official Information Act 1982 (“the
Act”), as a partial transfer of Parts 1 – 8 and 10 from the Department of
Internal Affairs and received on 11 March 2021.
Your request has been forwarded to the appropriate person/service for
response within 20 working days of receipt, and if we are unable to
respond to your request by 12 April 2021 we will notify you of an
extension of that timeframe.
Consistent with the purpose of the Act, the letter notifying you of the
decision on your request will confirm if we intend to publish the
information contained in the response online, with your
personal/identifying information redacted.
We will endeavour to respond to your request as soon as reasonably
practicable.
Thank you for your request.
Nelson Marlborough Health | Private Bag 18 | Nelson 7040 |
[3]www.nmdhb.govt.nz
-----Original Message-----
From: k [[4]mailto:[FOI #14862 email]]
Sent: Friday, 5 March 2021 8:40 PM
To: OIA <[5][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Vulnerable persons register
observing familys trauma without contact pre or post suicide for data
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
I request all information on what services were put in place to risk
assess the Vulnerable Persons List. This template is on the CASA website.
Vulnerable people are what the Waikato dhb, and some members of community
boards the police feel that suicide is imminent due to a family member
having committed suicide recently or a close friend, or a cluster of
suicides in a contained area.
The suggestion that varied services observe these elected 'Vulnerable
Persons'. Without contact and without knowledge of such a list.
Casa also goes on to pinpoint specific data that is maintained for some
10years and is to be shared with relevant authorities.
I have already request privately all the information regarding myself and
my family members who were told by a slightly honest representative for
the crown that my eldest son and myself have been on this list since
2019. To no avail. Nothing has been forthcoming at all.
Casa states that certain managers of each DHB hold the list as well as
themselves, and the relevant services have access to this database.
1. What the cost of maintaining this list is for each dhb.
2. What are the observers having to observe and where is the critical
point that would be addressed by making contact with a listee in order to
assist
3. I would like to know how many people are on this list. either
A: with knowledge and consent or
B: completely unaware
4 How and who collates the data collected.
5 HOW MANY PERSONS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILST EITHER
A: BEING ON THE LIST
B: HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS ON THIS LIST FOR EXTENDED PERIOD WITH NO CONTACT.
6. I would like to know who is the administrator and who is responsible
for the inadequate and inhumane structure of observing without any contact
to the persons being observed, even after a family member may commit
suicide.
7. Under what human and legal rights as well as privacy laws does this
'Observing and collating data' use or fail to use
8.What funding is allocated for this VPL and for the varied govt services
that are coerced to perform this.
9. Whether ACC is prepared to cover the cost of traumatic loss of life
whilst being observed on the list. to cover government subsidised breach
of ethics, laws, finacial accountability, morality and humanity.
10. Have you heard of the cartwright enquiry?
In good faith and displaying a lot more regard than the orchestrators of
this list, k,
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From: Kathleen Smitheram
Dear K
Please find attached our response to your Official Information Act
requests CDHB 10560 and WCDHB 9533.
Kind regards
Kathleen Smitheram
Canterbury District Health Board and West Coast District Health Board
Official Information Act Co-ordinator, Planning and Funding
Level 2, 32 Oxford Terrace
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From: Robyn Fitzgerald [CCDHB]
Kia ora K
Please find attached a response to your Official Information Act request
to Capital & Coast (CCDHB) and Hutt Valley (HVDHB) District Health Boards
on 11 March 2021 regarding Vulnerable Persons List.
I trust this information fulfils your request. You have the right, under
section 28 of the OIA, to seek an investigation and review by the
Ombudsman of this decision. Information about how to make a complaint is
available at www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or you can free phone 0800 802
602.
Nāku ite noa, nā
Robyn Fitzgerald
2DHB Correspondence and Official Information Act Officer | Communications
Unit| Hutt Valley and Capital & Coast District Health Boards
M: 027 277 4261 | T: 04 570 9488 | Ext: 9488 | [1]www.huttvalleydhb.org.nz
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From: Dinah Nicholas (CMDHB)
Dear K
Please find attached our final response to your request for Information.
We are sincerely sorry for the delay in getting this to you.
Regards
Dinah
Dinah Nicholas
Executive Assistant to Margie Apa - Chief Executive Officer
Board Secretary
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Dear ‘K’
Please find attached the Nelson Marlborough Health* response to your
Official Information request regarding a vulnerable persons register.
*Nelson Marlborough District Health Board | Private Bag 18 | Nelson 7040 |
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