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This factsheet contains guidance about how the inquiry engages with people who are alleged to have abused children in care.

This factsheet is for anyone who wants to tell the Inquiry about their own or others’ positive experiences of being in care as a child. There is also an application form for people who would like to tell the Inquiry about their positive experiences of bei...

If you want to tell us you were abused there is a different factsheet for you. Please refer to that factsheet for information. This factsheet is for other witnesses to this Inquiry. This covers a wide range of people including staff members of care provid...

If you are likely to be a witness to the Inquiry for some other reason, for example if you are, or were, a staff member of a care provider, a manager of a care provider, a policy official, a social worker, a police officer, a doctor, an inspector, an acad...

This factsheet explains when the Inquiry may share an applicant's name with the organisation or person named as an abuser or their legal representatives.

Inquiry Newsletter: Spring - Summer 2018

The Inquiry team has prepared a factsheet which explains some of the words and phrases used in Inquiry documents and on our website.

This factsheet provides information about practical arrangements for the Inquiry hearings. For more information on the procedures before hearings and at hearings see the practice guidelines on pre-hearing procedures and hearings. There are links to the pr...

These guidelines provide general information about Inquiry hearings including some of the procedures that are likely to be followed. For information on procedures  before a hearing see the separate practice guideline on pre-hearing procedures. There is a ...

This practice guideline provides information for organisations that hold records which may be of interest to the Inquiry.