Dear BMH

 

Thank you for your request for the following information:

Please provide all necessary statistics for stolen vehicles including but
not limited to:
 - no reported stolen per annum over last 3 years
 - success rates of recovery
 - no hours police investigate per case (average)
 - % hours to total duties police hours for vehicle crimes
 - total % time to overall crime
 - priority of crime to other crimes
 - police performance criteria for vehicles (KPI stats)
 - # performance measures
 - total cost of crime $ spend on vehicle crimes

 

Section 12(1) of the Official Information Act provides that requests can
only be made by New Zealand citizens, permanent residents, people in New
Zealand, and bodies corporate that are incorporated or have a place of
business in New Zealand.

Police would like to satisfy itself that you are eligible to make a
request under the OIA. Police asks that you provide supporting information
as to your eligibility, such as your New Zealand postal address, or a
personal email address indicating a NZ domain, or NZ phone number on which
I can contact you, or any identity documentation.

 

I would be happy to receive further information by post, email or phone
(my contact details are below).

 

Police will then prepare a response to your information request.

Thank you

Teresa McMahon

Ministerial Services

Police National Headquarters

PO Box 3017

Wellington

Ext 44069, DDI 04 474 9469

 

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