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Dear SBG

 

 

On behalf of the Commissioner I acknowledge receipt of your Official
Information Act request of 10 July 2017.  You request the following
information:

 

“I’d like to know how many police have been seriously injured, or killed,
in the line of duty each year for the last 10 years.  I’d also like to see
this information broken down by district”

 

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

 

 

Yours sincerely

[1]New Zealand Raewyn Thomson
Police Logo 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 SBG

I refer to your request to NZ Police:  “I’d like to know how many police
have been seriously injured, or killed, in the line of duty each year for
the last 10 years. I’d also like to see this information broken down by
district.”

 

Despite your having received an acknowledgement to your request indicating
it will be actioned under the OIA, it is necessary to ‘stop the clock’ and
establish your eligibility to request the information you have sought
under the OIA.

 

As you may know, section 12 of the legislation details who may make OIA
requests; and in line with guidance issued by the Office of the Ombudsman,
an agency such as Police “is entitled to ask reasonable questions to check
whether you are an eligible requester” (Making official information
requests: A guide for requesters [2016], accessible at
http://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/resou...).

 

While we have no difficulty accepting the use of pseudonyms in email
addresses, which an OIA requester wishes to have replies sent to, when
anonymity is apparently sought by using just initials, I trust you will
understand that we first need to establish your section 12 eligibility.
Police requests that you provide supporting information as to eligibility,
such as your New Zealand postal address, personal email address indicating
a NZ domain, NZ phone number on which I can contact you, or any identity
documentation. I would be happy to receive further information by post or
email.

 

We will reinitiate the process of responding to your latest two requests
under the OIA once you have clarified your eligibility to make such
requests under the legislation. If not, we will treat the request as
withdrawn.

 

 

 

Teresa McMahon

Ministerial Services

Police National Headquarters / NZ Police/Nga Pirihamana O Aotearoa

 

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Hi, yes please send to:

[email address]

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
From: SBG [mailto:[FYI request #6174 email]]
Sent: Tuesday, 18 July 2017 3:37 p.m.
To: MCMAHON, Teresa <[email address]>
Subject: Re: Your request for information

Dear MCMAHON, Teresa,

Sure, can you provide me with an email address that I can send my information to?

Yours sincerely,

SBG

-----Original Message-----

Dear SBG

I refer to your request to NZ Police:  “I’d like to know how many police have been seriously injured, or killed, in the line of duty each year for the last 10 years. I’d also like to see this information broken down by district.”

 

Despite your having received an acknowledgement to your request indicating it will be actioned under the OIA, it is necessary to ‘stop the clock’ and establish your eligibility to request the information you have sought under the OIA.

 

As you may know, section 12 of the legislation details who may make OIA requests; and in line with guidance issued by the Office of the Ombudsman, an agency such as Police “is entitled to ask reasonable questions to check whether you are an eligible requester” (Making official information
requests: A guide for requesters [2016], accessible at http://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/resou...).

 

While we have no difficulty accepting the use of pseudonyms in email addresses, which an OIA requester wishes to have replies sent to, when anonymity is apparently sought by using just initials, I trust you will understand that we first need to establish your section 12 eligibility.
Police requests that you provide supporting information as to eligibility, such as your New Zealand postal address, personal email address indicating a NZ domain, NZ phone number on which I can contact you, or any identity documentation. I would be happy to receive further information by post or email.

 

We will reinitiate the process of responding to your latest two requests under the OIA once you have clarified your eligibility to make such requests under the legislation. If not, we will treat the request as withdrawn.

 

 

 

Teresa McMahon

Ministerial Services

Police National Headquarters / NZ Police/Nga Pirihamana O Aotearoa

 

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Dear Mr [Name removed]

 

 

I refer to your official information Act request of 10 July 2017.  You
requested the following information:

 

“I’d like to know how many police have been seriously injured, or killed,
in the line of duty each year for the last 10 years. I’d also like to see
this information broken down by district”

 

Pursuant to section 15A of the Official Information Act 1982, I advise you
of the requirement to extend the time limit to respond to your requests.
The period of the extension is until 24 August 2017. 

 

The reason for the extension is that the time required to research the
requested information, and for the consultations necessary to make a
decision on the request, is such that a proper response cannot reasonably
be made within the original time limit.

 

You have the right, under section 28(3) of the Official Information Act
1982, to ask the Ombudsman to investigate and review my decision to extend
the time limit for deciding upon your request.

 

 

Yours sincerely

 

 

[1]New Zealand Raewyn Thomson
Police Logo 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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