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Could you please have removed the following from this page. The Nursing Council of New Zealand has not put this section on the page and request that it be removed. Wearecorporate would like to have control over what is added to this page to prevent any malicious comments to the Nursing Council of New Zealand. The following is what is needed to be removed.

In 2013, the Nursing Council was involved in a professional conflict with the nurse Poh Sim Roberts, who was accused by the Tairawhiti District Health Board of professional incompetence as a member of a medical flight team. She denied these claims, supported by official documents and internal correspondence depicting her as an asset to her hospital with no negative feedback recorded, and instead felt she was being penalised for the service losing money. A mediation meeting was arranged which reached a settlement satisfactory to Nurse Roberts, but the experience having damaged her health, she made the decision to return home to England and resume her nursing practice there.[1] Thank you in advance.

Wearecorporate (talk) 21:11, 2 November 2016 (UTC)Reply

I put that there specifically in an attempt to prevent further malicious comments from Nurse Roberts' husband. Everything in the paragraph is taken directly from the linked news article, and Wikipedia articles are not controlled by any one person or entity. Katharineamy (talk) 21:45, 2 November 2016 (UTC)Reply

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