Potter To Return To Centrepoint

Friday, 30 July 1999, 3:13 pm
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MEDIA STATEMENT FROM CHIEF SOCIAL WORKER, MIKE DOOLAN

The Parole Board's decision to allow Bert Potter to return to Centrepoint will not affect our investigation into the safety and well-being of children and young people at Centrepoint and the investigation will continue.

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