By what process was the decision to gift the Suzanne Aubert Creche to The Queen made?
Mary Hutchinson made this Official Information request to Ministry for Culture and Heritage
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From: Mary Hutchinson
Dear Ministry for Culture and Heritage,
I understand that in 2016 the historic Suzanne Aubert Creche in the Pukeahu Park area was gifted to The Queen for her 90th birthday and renamed the QE2 Pukeahu Education Centre.
This seems very surprising to me that such an important Catholic historical building, which is likely to become a place of pilgrimage when Mother Aubert becomes a Saint, should be gifted to & named after the nominal head of the Church of England?
Can you please explain how this came to occur and was there any public consultation about this decision?
Yours faithfully,
Mary Hutchinson
From: Ministerial and OIA Enquiries
Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Dear Mary Hutchinson
This email acknowledges receipt of your recent request to the Ministry for
Culture and Heritage under the Official Information Act 1982 (OIA).
You have requested the following information regarding the gifting of the
Suzanne Aubert Crèche at Pukeahu to The Queen:
· Can you please explain how this came to occur and was there any
public consultation about this decision?
Your request will be processed in accordance with the OIA.
Regards,
Ministerial Services
Manatū Taonga - Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Public Trust Building, 131 Lambton Quay
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From: Mary Hutchinson
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Subject: HPRM: Official Information request - By what process was the
decision to gift the Suzanne Aubert Creche to The Queen made?
Dear Ministry for Culture and Heritage,
I understand that in 2016 the historic Suzanne Aubert Creche in the
Pukeahu Park area was gifted to The Queen for her 90th birthday and
renamed the QE2 Pukeahu Education Centre.
This seems very surprising to me that such an important Catholic
historical building, which is likely to become a place of pilgrimage when
Mother Aubert becomes a Saint, should be gifted to & named after the
nominal head of the Church of England?
Can you please explain how this came to occur and was there any public
consultation about this decision?
Yours faithfully,
Mary Hutchinson
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From: Emily Burden
Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Dear Ms Hutchinson
Please find attached response to your recent OIA request.
Kind regards
Ministerial Services
Manatū Taonga - Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Public Trust Building, 131 Lambton Quay
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