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Dear Misha

On behalf of the Commissioner, I acknowledge your request of 17 June. You
asked for the ‘total value in NZD that the police have seized in assets
and cash under the Misuse of drugs Act/Asset forfeiture’ and ‘how much of
this money was spent on funding for rehabilitation services/centres and
ensuring new support measures for drug addicts were readily available
across the entire country’.

Before we action your request, in order to satisfy eligibility under
section 12 of the Official Information Act 1982, Police requests that you
provide supporting information. This could be your New Zealand postal
address, a personal email address indicating a NZ domain, or any identity
documentation. I would be happy to receive further information by post or
email.

 

For your information, Police relies on the following guidance provided by
the Ombudsman:

With requests submitted by post the origin of the request will usually be
clear from the post mark, and the requester will normally provide a return
address, which should provide sufficient assurance that the requester is
in New Zealand, and therefore eligible.

If a request is made by email or over the internet, agencies are entitled
to ask reasonable questions to check whether the person is eligible to
make a request.

 

[http://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/syste...

 

Kind regards

Ali

 

[1]http://nzpintranet/resources/Secure%20Im... Ali Sedgwick
Ministerial Services Advisor |
Ministerial Services | New Zealand
Police
E:
 [2][email address] 
Police National Headquarters, 180
Molesworth Street, Thorndon, PO Box
3017, Wellington 6011
[3]www.police.govt.nz

 

 

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Hi Misha

Thanks for your email. I have sent an email to the personal email address you provided.

Kind regards

Ali Sedgwick
Ministerial Services Advisor | Ministerial Services | New Zealand Police
E:  [email address] 
Police National Headquarters, 180 Molesworth Street, Thorndon, PO Box 3017, Wellington 6011 www.police.govt.nz

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Dear Misha

 

I refer to your email of 17 June in which you requested the following:

 

1.     Total value in NZD that the police have seized in assets and cash
under the Misuse of drugs Act/Asset forfeiture annually for the years
2011-2016. 

2.     How much of this money was spent on funding for rehabilitation
services/centres and ensuring new support measures for drug addicts were
readily available across the entire country.

3.     Please name specific rehabilitation centres and or projects that
were built and/or funded by this money.

 

Police does not hold the information to answer part three of your
request.  However, Police believes that the information is held by the
Ministry of Health. Accordingly, Police has partially transferred your
request to the Ministry of Health pursuant to section 14(b)(i) of the
Official Information Act 1982.

 

The Ministry of Health will respond directly to you. You can still expect
a response from Police for part one and two of your request.

 

Yours sincerely

Ali

 

[1]http://nzpintranet/resources/Secure%20Im... Ali Sedgwick
Ministerial Services Advisor |
Ministerial Services | New Zealand
Police
E:
 [2][email address] 
Police National Headquarters, 180
Molesworth Street, Thorndon, PO Box
3017, Wellington 6011
[3]www.police.govt.nz

 

 

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Dear Misha Dixon

Part of your request to New Zealand Police has been transferred to the
Ministry of Health. The transferred part was received by the Ministry of
Health on 26 June 2017. The Ministry's reference number for your request
is: H201702492

The transferred part of your request is:

Please name specific rehabilitation centres and or projects that were
built and/or funded by this money [that the police have seized in assets
and cash under the Misuse of drugs Act/Asset forfeiture for the years
2011-16].

Your request has been received and logged.  You can expect a reply
regarding the transferred part of your request no later than 24 July 2017
as required under the Official Information Act 1982.

Please note that a working day is defined in the Act as ‘any day of the
week other than a Saturday, Sunday, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day,
Labour Day, the Sovereigns birthday, Waitangi Day and a day in the period
commencing 25 December in any year and ending 15 January in the following
year.

If a large amount of information has been requested or if the Ministry
needs to consult in order to make a decision, we may need to extend this
date (this is provided for in section 15A of the Act).  We will advise you
if such an extension is necessary.

Yours sincerely,

Greg Smith l OIA Support Officer
[email address]
Government Relations l Ministerial, Executive and Government Services l
Office of the Director General

[1]http://www.health.govt.nz

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Dear Misha

 

I have been asked to send you Police’s response to your Official
Information Act request of 17 June. Please find the reply attached.

 

Further to the partial transfer notice I sent you on 26 June, question two
of your request was also handed over to the Ministry of Health on 3 July
pursuant to section 14(b)(i) of the Official Information Act 1982. You can
except a response to questions two and three from the Ministry of Health.
Please accept my apologies for not passing this information onto you
earlier.

 

Please do not hesitate to get in touch should you have any questions about
the partial transfer of your request.

 

Kind regards

Ali

 

[1]http://nzpintranet/resources/Secure%20Im... Ali Sedgwick
Ministerial Services Advisor |
Ministerial Services | New Zealand
Police
E:
 [2][email address] 
Police National Headquarters, 180
Molesworth Street, Thorndon, PO Box
3017, Wellington 6011
[3]www.police.govt.nz

 

 

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message in error, you must not peruse, use, distribute or copy this
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Please see attached the Ministry of Health response to your OIA request.

Regards
Julie Hooper

Julie Hooper
Executive Assistant
Ministry of Health, Strategy and Policy

Located at: Level 3 South, Blue, 133 Molesworth Street, Wellington  View
Address
Ph: 04 496 2135, Ext: 2135
Fax: 04 496 2050

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