Second whistleblower alleges ministry staff told to stop taking notes on curriculum criticism

Second whistleblower alleges ministry staff told to stop taking notes on curriculum criticism

A second whistleblower alleges an Education Ministry manager told staff to stop taking notes during a hui of about 60 teachers discussing te reo Māori in the languages curriculum. The whistleblower, whom RNZ agreed not to name, said the manager called criticism "out of scope" and did not want it in notes discoverable through the Official Information Act.

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