>She was not sure what else to do to feel safer An apology would help. But you can never feel safe if your life is based on the state protecting you. It can not. It will not. >The nurse worried people might track her down years later and wanted Te Whatu Ora to guarantee it would support any nurses with safety help long-term. I was laughing reading this because there are no guarantees in life. Especially expecting a bureaucracy to guarantee anything other than stealing from taxpayers. These people are seriously mentally ill. >“I assumed that their standard of confidentiality and privacy would be top-tier, pretty much everything sealed so nothing like this could happen,” she said. “I’m quite frustrated they haven’t upheld their side of keeping us, as nurses, safe in New Zealand during a pandemic.” Wow! How disconnected these people are. Governments have only shown malfeasance and a propensity to subvert its citizens. How this person ever arrived at the idea any state organization has an ability or a desire to keep promises is truly flabbergasting. >He apologised to all those impacted. That’s all governments can or will do.