Families and Communities Minister Natasha Maclaren-Jones says she’s “confident” that the services of embattled government child protection agency Western NSW District will continue.

It comes after a review found that the agency was not fit to care for children, and was threatened with having it’s accreditation revoked.

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However Ms Maclaren-Jones told Joe Hildebrand the agency will have the chance to lift it’s standards.

“I’m confident that the services will continue,” she said on 2GB Drive.

“I’ve been given assurances that the plan will be submitted, be reviewed, and I’m confident, that no matter what, services will not cease.”

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