Dear Hugh

I refer to your request of 2 May 2019 as below.

Your request is being actioned pursuant to the Official Information Act 1982.

Ngā mihi

Hannah Wright-McCarthy
Ministerial Services Advisor
Police National Headquarters

E [email address]

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Good afternoon
 
Please see attached.
 
Ministerial Services
NZ Police

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Dear Mr  Davenport,

 

I acknowledge your Official Information Act 1982 (OIA) request below.  It
is being actioned pursuant to the OIA.

 

Kind regards,

Ministerial Services

-----Hugh Davenport <[FYI request #10234 email]>
wrote: -----
To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police
<[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Hugh Davenport <[FYI request #10234 email]>
Date: 03/07/2019 04:21PM
Subject: Re: Your request for information

Dear New Zealand Police,
Thanks for that. To help making another request for this, can you please
let me know what information is recorded for WTW's? I had assumed that the
registered owner of a vehicle would be, but it appears not.
Yours faithfully,
Hugh Davenport

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Dear Mr Davenport,

 

Please find attached our response to your OIA request.

 

Kind regards,

Ministerial Services

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Dear Mr Davenport,

 

Please find attached our response to your OIA request.

 

Kind regards,

Ministerial Services

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Dear Hugh
 
I refer to your request of 15 August 2019 as below.
 
Your request is being actioned pursuant to the Official Information Act.
 
Kind regards
 
Ministerial Services
Police National Headquarters

-----Hugh Davenport <[FOI #10234 email]>
wrote: -----
To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police
<[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Hugh Davenport <[FOI #10234 email]>
Date: 15/08/2019 12:36PM
Subject: Re: OIA Request Response IR-01-19-18419

Dear New Zealand Police,
Thanks for that. I've been told that the Police issue WTW's for reports
coming in via the Community Road Watch form, and also official complaints
made in person via a 1U form. In the situation where the driver's identity
is not known, and only the vehicle registration, what process do the
Police follow? Ie, do the Police contact the registered owner of the
vehicle to determine who the driver at the time was, or do the Police
simply do nothing?
If they contact the registered owner of the vehicle, where is the
information of that contact stored? If there is no response from the
registered owner of the vehicle, what are the Police's next steps to
attempt to determine the driver of the vehicle at the time?
If there is some record of contact with registered owners of vehicles in
relation to a community road watch form or an official 1U complaint, then
I request the number of times the following registered owners have been
contacted for that reason:
- Tranzurban
- NZBus
I'm happy for this to be limited to only the Wellington district, and only
the year 2018. Please split this into months.
I would also be interested in the number of complaints made against buses
owned by the above companies that resulted in the Police contacting the
driver directly, rather than just the corporate office of the company (ie,
the person who committed any alleged offence is actually told and warned).
Yours faithfully,
Hugh Davenport

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Kia ora Hugh

 

Please find attached the NZ Police response to your Official Information
Act request.

 

Ng ā mihi

 

Ministerial Services

Police National Headquarters

 

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