Mr. Cormac Quinlan:

When the information provided to us is clear and specific, names a child and gives the details that would be the process. We get information at times that is broad and general information. Unsolicited information would be general information and would not relate to or call out a specific child. That might be notified to child protection and that would open an assessment process but we would still seek to identify the child who is believed to be harmed.