Cook Islands - Pacific Prevention of Domestic Violence Programme

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Cook Islands ANNEX B DAILY SCHEDULE 30 October 9.00 Commissioner Pira Wichman, Deputy Commission Maara Tetava, CI Police, Sergeant John Robinson, NZ Police 9.15 NZ High Commission 10.30 Rebecca Ellis 1.00 Paraia Vainerere 2.15 Tere Patia 4.00 Write up day’s notes 31 October 8.30 Michael Akavo 9.40 Ano Teinangaro 10.05 John Paul Tuara 1.00 Tuaine Maunga 2.00 Teinaki Howard 4.00 Write up day’s notes 1 November 8.30 Teotaki Joseph 9.30 Mii Daniela, Kairangi Samuela, Introduction and planning Session 11.00 Ngari Munokoa 1.15 Nga Teao 3.00 Write up days’ notes 2 November 8.30 Arama Tera 9.45 Ken Ben 1.00-4.00 Mii Daniela 5.00 Write up notes 3 November 8.30 Priscilla Pareina 9.30-10.30 Airport to book flight to Aitutaki 10.35 Kura Taere 1.00 Sister Margaret, Henrika Wilson 4.00 Write up days’ notes 6 November 10.00 John Kenning 11.00 Mereana Worth (Tinirau Tamarau) 12.00 Nio Mare, Albert Hosking 12.45 Gina Mataroa 1.15-3.15 Off the record discussion with PTI client 4.00 Write up days’ notes 7 November 8.00 Plane to Aitutaki 9.00-4.40 Tepaeru Cameron 9.30 Alfred Marsters 10.45 Josephine Lockington, Tearuru Marsters, Amiria Davey, Kairangi Henry 1.30 Tai Maea 46
Cook Islands 4.40 Plane to Rarotonga 8 November 8.00 Write up previous days’ notes, preparation 10.00 Rongo File, Polly Tongia 11.30 Te Ti Ka Mataipo (Dorrice Reid) 2.00 Kairangi Samuela 3.30 Media interview, Cook Islands Times 4.15 Write up days’ notes 9 November 9.00 Tumutoa Henry 11.00-5.00 Preparation for workshop and presentation on Friday 10 November 10.00 Stakeholder workshop, PTI Mereana Worth Estelle Searle Marjorie Crocombe Donna Smith Rev Nio Mare Henry Makiriai Edwina Tangaroa Vereara Maera-Taripo Nga Teao Eddie Browne Kairangi Samuela Mii Daniela 1.00 Presentation to Police Commissioner, Inspector, OIC DV Unit, CIB Officers 47
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LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1. Geographi
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