a decision-making meeting for the family group of a young person involved in offending

a formal meeting for members of the family group/whanau/hapu/iwi, the young person, the victim, Police Youth Aid and other parties to decide how the young person can be held accountable and encouraged to take responsibility for their behaviour

a meeting in which family members themselves, including children and young people, design their own plan to overcome identified problems and to respond to the concerns of professionals

a meeting of everyone involved in the case

a meeting of everyone involved in your case

a meeting of the culturally-defined family group with officials

a meeting which is prepared, directed and accomplished according to a certain structure, process and goal

a model similar to a victim-offender conference in that it involves a face-to-face meeting between the victim and offender

Voluntary meetings to decide the resolution of a criminal incident involving the network of people most affected by the crime: the victim, the offender, and the support groups of both. The affected parties are brought together by a trained facilitator to discuss how they and others have been harmed by the offense and how that harm might be repaired. The offender may participate only if he or she admits to the offense.