The New Zealand National Party
Tracey Martin needs to immediately explain how a convicted paedophile has been allowed to be involved in meetings at the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care, Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges says.
"It is impossible to comprehend how a person who has been convicted of such heinous crimes was allowed anywhere near meetings which included survivors of sexual abuse.
"The offender attended three meetings with members of the survivors' advisory group. There were red flags early on with an email sent to the organisers saying he needed three days' notice to tell the police if he needed to travel to attend meetings. That's because he's on the Sex Offenders Register and there needed to be assurances he wouldn't be near children.
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