Hi Ryan,
 
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To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Ryan Collins <[FYI request #7117 email]>
Date: 16/01/2018 09:55AM
Subject: Official Information request - Overworked hours at the Police and
drugs prevalence

Dear New Zealand Police,
As a normative citizen of New Zealand who gives respect to the public
wellfare and to those whose work is to officially serve and protect us, I
assume that such official information requested under the Official
Information Act will serve for the benefit of the public.
1.  I hence would like to request for an official information about the
issues listed below: (For all subsections in this section kindly refer to
the period of 1st-January-2017 to 31st-December-2017)
1.a.   In Rodney District, as a whole (i.e., for all of the Police
stations located/registered within this district) how many overworked
hours (sometimes the term "overtime work" is used) had been worked by
Policemen with a tenure of up to 2 years at work?
(To further illuminate:
*** "Tenure of up to 2 years" relates only to the tenure of the Policemen
in question at the time they worked those additional hours.
*** "Overworked hours" relates only to 2 hours or more per shift per a
Policeman)
1.b.1.  With regards to subsection (1.a.) above, were those specific,
aforementioned Policemen paid for the overtime/Overworked hours?
1.b.2.  If only partially paid, kindly advise what ratio of the total
aformentioned overworked hours were paid to those Policemen.
1.c.   With regards to subsection (1.a.) above, what is the ratio between
the number of the specific, aforementioned Policemen who worked overtime
and the entire number of Policemen in the aforementioned district?
1.d.1.   With regards to subsection (1.a.) above, what ratio of those
specific, aforementioned Policemen took/was given a stress-leave (or any
leave equivalent by meaning to stress-leave) during the period of time in
question?
1.d.2.   With regards to subsections (1.d.1) above, what is the ratio
between those under-2-years-tenure Policemen who took/were given a
stress-leave and the entire Policemen force in this district ("entire"
means both under and over 2 years of tenure)?
2.   Also, as a New Zealander who academically researched in the field of
safety, health and drugs, I would like to get the information about:
2.a.   the prevalence rates of Methamphetamine use, dealing, and
manufacturing in those areas listed below (kindly yield the information
regarding the past 5 years and, separately, regarding the past year of
2017):
A. Rodney District;
B. All Auckland districts as a whole, and
C. New Zealand
2.b.   the occurrence rates related to finding of new, so-called 'Meth
Labs' during the past 5 years, per month, in
A. Rodney District;
B. All Auckland districts as a whole, and
C. New Zealand
Yours faithfully,
Ryan Collins
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Dear Mr Collins

I acknowledge receipt of your request below which is being dealt with
under the Official Information Act 1982.

 

Ministerial Services

Police National Headquarters / New Zealand Police / Nga Pirihimana O
Aotearoa

180 Molesworth Street, PO Box 3017, Wellington 6140  [1]www.police.govt.nz

DDI: +64 4 474 9469 / ext 44069

 

 

 

To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police
<[2][New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Ryan Collins <[3][FOI #7117 email]>
Date: 16/01/2018 09:55AM
Subject: Official Information request - Overworked hours at the Police and
drugs prevalence

Dear New Zealand Police,

As a normative citizen of New Zealand who gives respect to the public
wellfare and to those whose work is to officially serve and protect us, I
assume that such official information requested under the Official
Information Act will serve for the benefit of the public.

1.  I hence would like to request for an official information about the
issues listed below: (For all subsections in this section kindly refer to
the period of 1st-January-2017 to 31st-December-2017)

1.a.   In Rodney District, as a whole (i.e., for all of the Police
stations located/registered within this district) how many overworked
hours (sometimes the term "overtime work" is used) had been worked by
Policemen with a tenure of up to 2 years at work?
  (To further illuminate:
*** "Tenure of up to 2 years" relates only to the tenure of the Policemen
in question at the time they worked those additional hours.
  *** "Overworked hours" relates only to 2 hours or more per shift per a
Policeman)

1.b.1.  With regards to subsection (1.a.) above, were those specific,
aforementioned Policemen paid for the overtime/Overworked hours?

1.b.2.  If only partially paid, kindly advise what ratio of the total
aformentioned overworked hours were paid to those Policemen.

1.c.   With regards to subsection (1.a.) above, what is the ratio between
the number of the specific, aforementioned Policemen who worked overtime
and the entire number of Policemen in the aforementioned district?

1.d.1.   With regards to subsection (1.a.) above, what ratio of those
specific, aforementioned Policemen took/was given a stress-leave (or any
leave equivalent by meaning to stress-leave) during the period of time in
question?

1.d.2.   With regards to subsections (1.d.1) above, what is the ratio
between those under-2-years-tenure Policemen who took/were given a
stress-leave and the entire Policemen force in this district ("entire"
means both under and over 2 years of tenure)?

2.   Also, as a New Zealander who academically researched in the field of
safety, health and drugs, I would like to get the information about:

2.a.   the prevalence rates of Methamphetamine use, dealing, and
manufacturing in those areas listed below (kindly yield the information
regarding the past 5 years and, separately, regarding the past year of
2017):

A. Rodney District;
B. All Auckland districts as a whole, and
C. New Zealand

2.b.   the occurrence rates related to finding of new, so-called 'Meth
Labs' during the past 5 years, per month, in

A. Rodney District;
B. All Auckland districts as a whole, and
C. New Zealand

Yours faithfully,
Ryan Collins

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Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[4][FOI #7117 email]

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Information requests to New Zealand Police? If so, please contact us using
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Hello Ryan,

I need to clarify your OIA request, can you please contact me on the
numbers below or respond to this email with a phone number that I can
contact you on

Many thanks

 

John O'Keeffe (Jock)
Manager | National Drug Intelligence Bureau
Phone +64 4 979  5106|  Extn: 41306  |   Fax   +64 4 473 7634   |  Mobile 
+64 (0) 21 192 2092

Email   [1][email address] or [2][email address]

Address  180 Molesworth Street, PO Box 3017, Wellington 6011

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Joint Operation of Customs, Health & Police

 

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Hello Ryan,

Thank you for contacting me yesterday in regards to your OIA.

 

To confirm changes to your OIA

 

Re question 2A Police and  NDIB do not hold prevalence data. Police will
supply data for the last 5 years for the Waitematä District on the number
of people who were charged with possession, supply, manufacture and
importation of Methamphetamine.  

NDIB will provide seizure date as per your request. Where you have
references to the Rodney District we will now refer the location as the
Waitematä District and obtain data for that location, as this will give
you a better representation of the data.

 

Can you please respond to this email confirming the changes to the OIA

 

Many thanks

 

John O'Keeffe (Jock)
Manager | National Drug Intelligence Bureau
Phone +64 4 979  5106|  Extn: 41306  |   Fax   +64 4 473 7634   |  Mobile 
+64 (0) 21 192 2092

Email   [1][email address] or [2][email address]

Address  180 Molesworth Street, PO Box 3017, Wellington 6011

[3]ndib logo - green, small with white space

Joint Operation of Customs, Health & Police

 

 

 

From: O'KEEFFE, John
Sent: Wednesday, 24 January 2018 4:08 p.m.
To: '[FOI #7117 email]'
<[FOI #7117 email]>
Subject: OIA Request

 

Hello Ryan,

I need to clarify your OIA request, can you please contact me on the
numbers below or respond to this email with a phone number that I can
contact you on

Many thanks

 

John O'Keeffe (Jock)
Manager | National Drug Intelligence Bureau
Phone +64 4 979  5106|  Extn: 41306  |   Fax   +64 4 473 7634   |  Mobile 
+64 (0) 21 192 2092

Email   [4][email address] or [5][email address]

Address  180 Molesworth Street, PO Box 3017, Wellington 6011

[6]ndib logo - green, small with white space

Joint Operation of Customs, Health & Police

 

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Dear Mr Collins

 

The purpose of this email is to notify you that Police requires an
extension of time in which to respond to your request, pursuant to section
15A(1) of the Official Information Act 1982, because the request
necessitates a search through a large quantity of information and
consultations such that a proper response to the request cannot reasonably
be made within the original time limit.

              

Police require until 21 February 2018 to provide a substantive response to
your request. 

 

You have the right to complain to the Office of the Ombudsmen about this
extension.

 

Kind regards

 

Salote Talagi

Ministerial Services

 

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Dear Mr Collins

 

I refer to your Official Information Act request of 12 January 2018 in
which you asked for the ‘number of people who were charged with
possession, supply, manufacture and importation of Methamphetamine in
Waitemata District for the last 5 years’.

 

Pursuant to section 15A of the Official Information Act 1982, I have been
asked to advise you of the requirement to extend the time limit to respond
to your request. The period of the extension is until 28 February 2018.

 

The reason for the extension is that the consultations necessary to make a
decision on the request are 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

Ali

 

 

Ali Sedgwick

Advisor
Ministerial Services

 

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Dear Mr Collins

 

Please find attached a response to your Official Information Act request
of 16 January 2018.

 

 

Kind regards

 

Salote Talagi

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Dear Ryan,

 

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

 

I refer to part 2(a) your Official Information Act request dated 16
January 2018 in which you requested the following information:

 

“2.a. the prevalence rates of Methamphetamine use, dealing, and
manufacturing in those areas listed below (kindly yield the information
regarding the past 5 years and, separately regarding the past year of
2017):

 

A.        Rodney District;

B.        All Auckland districts as a whole, and

C.        New Zealand”

 

The attached table show proceedings against offenders for
Methamphetamine/Amphetamine offences for the period from January 2013 to
September 2017 as follows:

 

·          Number of proceedings against offenders broken down by the
requested areas, year and offence type.

·          Rate of proceedings against offenders per 10,000 population
broken down by the requested areas, year and offence type.

 

A proceeding counts each separate occasion when Police deal with an
alleged offender for one or more offences. Proceedings are usually
classified according to the most serious offence that the offender is
dealt with for on that occasion. This offence might not be the
methamphetamine offence. The attached table present counts of all
proceedings involving at least one methamphetamine offence irrespective of
whether that was the most serious offence in the proceeding. Please note
therefore that these figures may differ to figures published elsewhere.

 

Part 1 and 2(b) of your request will be answered separately by other
groups within Police.

 

Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. You can contact my
office by emailing [1][email address]

 

If you are not satisfied with my response to your request you have the
right to complain to the Office of the Ombudsmen and seek an investigation
and review of my decision.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Dr Gavin Knight

Chief Data Scientist

National Performance & Insights Centre

New Zealand Police

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Thank you for your email. Have forward this on so that someone can get
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To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Ryan Collins <[FYI request #7117 email]>
Date: 13/04/2018 12:47PM
Subject: Re: Official Information Request

Dear New Zealand Police,
Thank you for answering the issue I have asked with regards to drug use.
However, as of today, 13th April 2018, it is noted that New Zealand Police
has absolutely neglected the first topic of my request for data, that is
part one of my original email.
I would kindly like to understand why there was no response from New
Zealand Police with that regard. Kindly note that almost three months have
passed by without an official, adequate response from your side in that
regard. I am certain that after such a lengthy period of time there is
absolutely no extension of time needed.
I hereby request New Zealand Police to respond to this message during the
next 7 working days, giving the information requested three months ago.
Yours faithfully,
Ryan Collins

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Dear Mr Collins

 

I have been asked to send this attached response.

 

 

Ngā mihi

 

Holly Foxwell

Ministerial Services Officer

Ministerial Services

 

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