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[2014] NZSHD 4 SHD Number 725212 IN THE MATTER of the Secondhand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Act 2004 AND IN THE MATTER of a Police Complaint against JOHN HENRY BEAUCHAMP of Christchurch pursuant to s.29 of the Act BEFORE THE LICENSING AUTHORITY OF SECONDHAND DEALERS AND PAWNBROKERS DECISION Introduction [1] This is a Complaint by the Police against Mr. John Henry Beauchamp of Christchurch in respect of Individual Licence number 725212 issued to...
...McNAB BEFORE THE LICENSING AUTHORITY OF SECONDHAND DEALERS AND PAWNBROKERS HEARING at Wellington on 18 November 2015 APPEARANCES C W G McNabb (licence holder) with counsel S A Leith Constable C E Robson and D V Kumeroa – NZ Police DECISION [1] The Police have filed a complaint against Clifford McNab in respect to a licence issued to him under the Secondhand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Act 2004. Mr McNab operates Xtra Cash in Palmerston North. [2] The...
...people committing burglaries. Changes they mentioned included: • better employment options for burglars • more money • support from family or friends • prison sentences • effective options to manage alcohol and drug issues • different policing techniques. Some informants claimed that they had definitely stopped committing burglaries, for a range of reasons. Others intimated they were reducing their offending or expressed ambivalence towards committing burglaries in the futur...
...Vetting Service. [32.3] It was the responsibility of the NZTA to: [32.3.1] Ensure the individual understood all interactions with the Police could be released, not only convictions. [32.3.2] Explain to the individual the purpose of the vetting check and to discuss the outcome of any Police comments. The vetting request [33] It was in this context that that NZTA in May 2013 submitted a vetting request to the Police Vetting Service. [34] The key points to emphasise are that: [34....
...psychological abuse • sexual violence and/or financial abuse • physical violence. Family violence can be a build-up of lots of little things that mean you’re now feeling frightened. To help you remember what this could be, we have included some check lists of the different forms violence can take. PAGE 3Guide to completing your Affidavit G U ID E V2 November 2021 Psychological Abuse Humiliated you alone or in public Put you down, called you names Stalked, constantly harassed...
...enable short-dated resolutions, where on-the-day resolution cannot be achieved. • Fully annotate prosecution files to enable passing of instructions to future prosecutors on work completed and defence positions. Disclosure Following Arrest Police preparation of disclosure following arrest to include where applicable and possible: • Charging documents for new charges • Summary of facts for new charges • Criminal history • Bail history • Arrest cover sheet with...
...these things didn't happen to him when he was processed, other category 4 offenders might: have their clothes taken for evidence to link them to the crime. They would be given a pair of police-issue white overalls to wear. have a DNA sample taken. be checked to see whether they have been taking drugs or drinking alcohol. be checked for signs of depression or being suicidal so they can be watched and managed properly. If they were on drugs or had mental health problems, a Critical Assessment...
Research on the effectiveness of Police practice in reducing residential burglary Report 8 Victims of Burglary Garth Baker and Alison Gray December 2005 2 Research on the effectiveness of Police practice in reducing residential burglary Report 1: Surveys of Household Burglary part one (2002): Four Police Areas and national data compared, Dr Sue Triggs, Ministry of Justice, 2005. Report 2: Surveys of Household Burglary part two: Four Police Areas compared between 2002 and 2004, Dr Sue...
...the main complaint − from almost all operators − was the inconvenience of having to put in a new application each year. This took time and effort. The other main grievance was that, having gone to the effort of obtaining a certificate, no-one checked up. This was seen to make the process pointless. About half the informants argued that certificates were, in fact, too easy to obtain – again raising questions over their value. NZPC offered a counterview, cautioning that making...
...about Police vetting as part of the new staff onboarding process. To provide a better understanding of the vetting process we have created a document (attached in the email) outlining how to utilise the police vetting system to access and record the checks required for the facilitator approvals process. The document also clarifies the requirements of the Children’s Act 2014 in regard to police vetting and safety checking of facilitators. Providers will choose from two options when...