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Police vetting changes to speed up the time it takes to get police vet results back

Wellington. 28 November, 2024.

Changes are in the pipeline for the way police vetting is done for ECE staff (paid and unpaid) who are not registered and certificated teachers.

On the request of Minister David Seymour and centre-based business lobbyists, Th

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