Copy of correspondence to the Police Infringement Bureau that successfully resulted in a ticket or fine being waived
W Edmonds made this Official Information request to New Zealand Police
The request was refused by New Zealand Police.
From: W Edmonds
Dear New Zealand Police,
Under the OIA, I request a copy of all correspondence sent to the Police Infringement Bureau in the calendar year of 2017 that resulted in a ticket or fine being waived/remitted.
Please redact all personal information.
If my request is too broad, please contact me to refine the scope of the request.
I look forward to a response within the statutory timeframe
Yours faithfully,
W Edmonds
New Zealand Police
Good Morning Mr Edmonds.
In regards to your Official Information Request, Your best source of
contact for this information is the Police Infringement Bureau themselves.
Please find attached a link to their contact details in which you would
have more chance of this information.
[1]http://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/infri...
Kindest Regards,
Crime Reporting Line
JWEU16
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From: W Edmonds <[FYI request #6549 email]>
Date: 14/09/2017 09:36AM
Subject: Official Information request - Copy of correspondence to the
Police Infringement Bureau that successfully resulted in a ticket or fine
being waived
Dear New Zealand Police,
Under the OIA, I request a copy of all correspondence sent to the Police
Infringement Bureau in the calendar year of 2017 that resulted in a ticket
or fine being waived/remitted.
Please redact all personal information.
If my request is too broad, please contact me to refine the scope of the
request.
I look forward to a response within the statutory timeframe
Yours faithfully,
W Edmonds
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You may need to remind them that under Section 14 it is their responsibility to transfer the request if they believe it's best handled by another entity. (See http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/publi...), and that under Section 12 (http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/publi...) you have made the request to 'New Zealand Police'.
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