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Fale Andrew Lesā- Stuff investigation reveals flawed CV

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From: john luke

Dear Paul Goldsmith,

I noted recent news, Fale Andrew Lesā- Stuff investigation reveals flawed CV
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/36076424...

May I request to view any emails or briefings related to Fale Andrew Lesā to this office? I am unsure whether the Justices Minister is aware of this issue. If not, I hope my OIA request would bring attention to your office about this important matter.

The behavior in question is deeply concerning, as it undermines the integrity of our justice system and erodes public trust in key institutions. Such conduct is not only inappropriate but also damaging, particularly in matters of public interest where transparency and accountability are essential.

Yours faithfully,

john luke

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