Hello Ross

Iacknowledge receipt of your Official Information Act 1982 (OIA) request
for the below information.  
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Ngāmihi

Ministerial Services
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To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Ross Francis <[FOI #9797 email]>
Date: 08/03/2019 06:00AM
Subject: Official Information request - Geoff Scott Investigation II

Dear New Zealand Police,

I would like to make the following informaton request.

  On 16 April 2018, Detective Inspector David Kirby provided me with a
copy of a police job sheet. Only one page was provided despite it
comprising several pages. Please provide me with all pages of the job
sheet. Mr Kirby’s response can be found here:

[1]https://fyi.org.nz/request/7128-official...
 

In a letter dated 2 February 1994, the then Detective Constable John Price
advised Dr Karen Zelas that he and the Crown solicitor, Ken Stone, would
be “travelling to Christchurch shortly to meet with you and others
involved in the Civic Creche Case”. This was in the context of the police
investigation into Geoff Scott. On 4 March 1994, Wellington police
travelled to Christchurch and met with Dr Zelas and, in possibly a
separate meeting, met with Christchurch police who had been involved in
the Peter Ellis      case. Wellington police later met with Crown
prosecutor Brent Stanaway on the same day. Please supply me with all
information held about these meetings.

On 14 March 1994, Dr Zelas sent Mr Price a copy of a questionnaire for
parents (whose children had attended the Wellington Hospital day care
centre) about their children’s “sexual behaviours”. Please supply me with
a copy of that questionnaire.

Have police lost or destroyed any records pertaining to the Geoff Scott
case?

Yours faithfully,

Ross Francis

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Dear Ross

 

I have beenasked to let you know that Police requires an extension of time
in which to respond to your request for:

In a letter dated 2 February 1994, the then Detective Constable John Price
advised Dr Karen Zelas that he and the Crown solicitor, Ken Stone, would
be .travelling to Christchurch shortly to meet with you and others
involved in the Civic Creche Case.. This was in the context of the police
investigation into Geoff Scott. On 4 March 1994, Wellington police
travelled to Christchurch and met with Dr Zelas and, in possibly a
separate meeting, met with Christchurch police who had been involved in
the Peter Ellis      case. Wellington police later met with Crown
prosecutor Brent Stanaway on the same day. Please supply me with all
information held about these meetings . 

This extension is pursuant to section 15A(1) of the Official Information
Act 1982, because the request necessitates consultations such that a
proper response to the request cannot reasonably be made within the
original time limit.

                                                                                           

Police requireuntil 30 April 2019 to provide a substantive response to
your request. 

 

You have the right to ask the Office of theOmbudsman to review this
extension.

 

 

Ngā mihi

 

MinisterialServices

Police NationalHeadquarters

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Dear Ross

 

Please find the attached response. (2 attached)

 

Ngā mihi

 

MinisterialServices

PoliceNational Headquarters

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