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1. BSA newsletter Mar 2021 v2 [pdf, 374 KB]

   ...stress for them and their whānau, and of course reduce the backlog of WTAs for Police. Inspector Damin Ormsby, Māori Responsiveness Manager for the Eastern District The trial launched in March and will continue for six months. BSA will be checking in with the Eastern District Police to monitor progress, and are supporting the Evidence Based Policing Centre (EBPC) with evaluation. March 2021 Māori Wardens at the launch of Whariki Haumaru BSA join frontline police to...

2. 2023 NZPSPLA 061 [pdf, 81 KB]

   ...of his COA. [iv] That his first 12 months of security work be supervised by an experienced COA holder. [7] If KJ is unsure whether a security company is what the Authority deems a ‘reputable’ employer, he should contact the Authority to check. [8] If the Police have any new concerns about KJ during the period in which he holds a COA, they may, in accordance with the Act, lodge a complaint and if necessary, seek the suspension of his COA. [9] This decision is to be publi...

3. Recommendations Recap Issue 26 1 January-31 March 2021 [pdf, 984 KB]

   ...and quality assurance mechanisms used to monitor adherence to the associated practice standard; d. A Quality Assurance team that sits within the Professional Practice Group and is responsible for evaluating practice on sites by way of Practice Checks analysing annual self-assessments, and regular case file analysis. This analysis helps inform the focus of improvement support; e. Monthly Site Practice Leader-led case file analysis to monitor the quality of practice in a random sample...

4. KM v IA & KA [2023] NZDT 787 (1 December 2023) [pdf, 184 KB]

   ...brother IA to help count the money. She then phoned BT to confirm that $15,000.00 had been received, and asked KM to wait downstairs while BT transferred the money to the account KM had nominated in China. 4. KM claims that she asked KA to double check the account number while the money was being counted and again after it had been counted, but that KA said it was unnecessary. After waiting for about ten minutes downstairs, KM rang her father, and he said he had not received the transfe...

5. 3-Strikes-Proactive-Release-OIA-Requests_Final_Part3.pdf [pdf, 13 MB]

   ...FTEs will be hired to deliver training and information, given the Government’s current directions that the Ministry must operate within an ‘establishment’ number of FTEs (there have been some comms on this on JET) o Para 136 – suggest checking with Implementation and Te Kura whether this wording is OK. Te Kura is independent so need to be clear if we are indeed working with them, or whether this is something they will do independently o Para 138 is silent on how crown solicit...

6. The nature & extent of the sex industry in New Zealand: an estimation [pdf, 247 KB]

   ...Accordingly the Committee emphasises the caveats given in section 2.2 of this report. The report is divided into two distinct sections to reflect the different sources of information. The first section reports on the findings of a telephone survey of NZ Police Districts and Areas. This survey canvassed specific police staff in a position to offer information and insight on the sex industry in their area. The second section is based upon an audit of the number of advertisements for commercial...

7. [2023] NZIACDT 9 - WS v Lawlor (23 March 2023) [pdf, 318 KB]

   ...expression) was in the draw that day. It was selected from the pool on 16 October. Mr Lawlor told the complainant by text and email on 18 October that it had been selected. According to the Registrar, it was selected that day for a “credibility check process”.1 [23] The complainant rang the visa officer on 1 November 2019, confirming her degree and work experience. She reminded Mr Lawlor on 4 November to speak to a named officer, adding that she was waiting to hear from hi...

8. Recommendations recap - issue 1 [pdf, 1.2 MB]

   ...drinking. 14 CASE NUMBER CSU-2011-HAM-000224 2011 NZCorC 156 The deceased died from alcohol toxicity. During the afternoon of his death, the deceased consumed most of a bottle of whiskey and became very intoxicated. His mother made regular checks on him and placed him in the recovery position. At one point his mother noted that he was having trouble breathing, but medical assistance was not called for. Later that evening, his mother found him lying on his bed in a lifeless...

9. Form-5-Deportation-Appeal-Cancelled-Refugee-and-Protected-Person.pdf [pdf, 435 KB]

   ...adult must sign this declaration for you. Responsible adult’s name & signature   Tick to declare IPT FORM 5 – DEPORTATION APPEAL CANCELLED REFUGEE AND PROTECTED PERSON – 3/03/2025 Page 9 of 9 Step 12. Do a quick check If you can, you should provide: A copy of your deportation liability notice. Any documents and information you want the Tribunal to take into account (including any translations). A copy of the identification page from your passport....

10. Willing v New Zealand Police (Strike-Out Application) [2020] NZHRRT 17 [pdf, 482 KB]

    ...The Police submit there has been no investigation of these allegations by the Privacy Commissioner. As this concern was not investigated under either complaint, paragraphs 46 and 47(a) must be struck out. [19] Paragraph 47(b) relates to credit checks conducted after Mr Willing’s Police recruit application was declined. This was investigated in the 2012 complaint. Paragraph 47(b) therefore remains part of the claim. Paragraph 48 [20] Paragraph 48 alleges references were lost by...