Tēnā koe Nicole

 

Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs
(included with this email)

 

As some of the information you have requested is not held by the
Department of Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more
closely related to the functions of NZ Police, we are partially
transferring your request to that agency for response, in accordance with
section 14(b) of the Official Information Act 1982. This pertains to the
parts of your request which are highlighted in train.  You can expect to
hear from the receiving agency shortly in regard to your request. 

 

As the Department does not hold any of the information you have requested,
I must refuse the remaining (non-highlighted) parts of your request under
s18(g) of the Act, as the information is not held by the Department and I
am not aware of another responder that would be expected to hold this
information to which these parts of your request could be transferred. 

 

Note that it is possible that relevant information may be publicly
accessible in Archives New Zealand collections or National Library
collections.  Collections material is not official information subject to
the Official Information Act, but rather is regulated by the Public
Records Act.  Information is either directly publicly accessible/in the
public domain, or (in the case of Archives NZ Collections material) may be
restricted-access and a Public Records Act request may be necessary to
access it. 

 

You can search the National Library collections here:  [1]National Library
of New Zealand Catalogue (exlibrisgroup.com)

Alternatively, you can ask a librarian to assist with your search here:
[2]Ask a librarian | National Library of New Zealand | National Library of
New Zealand (natlib.govt.nz)

 

You can search the Archives website here: 
[3]https://collections.archives.govt.nz/web...
Alternatively, you can ask an archivist to assist you with your search
here: 
[4]https://www.archives.govt.nz/about-us/se...
Should you need to make a Public Records Act request to access
information, the Archivist can advise you on how to do this and which
controlling agency you will need to make your request to.

 

You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of
this decision to transfer.  Information about how to make a complaint is
available at [5]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or Freephone 0800 802 602.  

 

Nāku, nā

 

 

Michelle Reed (she/her)  

Lead Advisor Official Correspondence  | Information Management and Privacy

He Ringa Manaaki | Workplace Services Group

He Pou Aronui | Organisational Capability and Services

Te Tari Taiwhenua | Department of Internal Affairs

Level 3, 45 Pipitea St | PO Box 805, Wellington 6140, New Zealand |
 www.dia.govt.nz

 

 

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Tēnā koe,

 

I acknowledge receipt of your information request below, received by
Police on 14/02/2024.

 

Your request reference number is IR-01-24-5248.

 

Pursuant to section 15(1) of the Official Information Act 1982 and section
44(1) of the Privacy Act 2020, Police have 20 working days to complete
your request commencing from the day after it was received. Working days
do not include Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays.

 

You will receive a response to your request as soon as possible.

 

Police are currently managing a large number of information requests. If
you are required to meet a specific court date or have another reason for
urgency, please notify us.

 

If you have provided documents or photos to confirm your identity or
authority to make a request, this information will be deleted upon
completion of your request.

 

 

Kind regards

 

DDA214

Information Requests
Information Requests | Service Group

 

P  105
E  [email address]

 

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Dear Nicole,

 

Please see the attachments for Police’s response to your information
request.

 

Kind regards,

 

Jodie Kumar

Case Management Support/Investigation Support Unit
Auckland City Police, 13-15 College Hill,
Private Bag 92002, Auckland,

   [1]Pride and Heritage

New Zealand Police - Safer Communities Together

 

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