Office of the Children's Commissioner
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The Office of the Children's Commissioner (OCC; Māori: Manaakitia A Tatou Tamariki) was an independent New Zealand Crown entity that was established under the Children's Commissioner Act 2003. Its role has been superseded by Mana Mokopuna - Children and Young People's Commission. OCC's main responsibilities were to protect the rights, health, welfare, and wellbeing of minors under the age of 18 years.[1][2]