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Commissioner looks to consolidate during
term
Commissioner Rob Robinson says he feels privileged to have been appointed
for a further two years.
The announcement was made by Prime Minister Helen Clark late last
year.
"The past few years have been challenging and there are a number
of matters I would like to bring to conclusion," says Rob. "I
would like to see the processes around serious allegations relating
to past police conduct completed prior to the role passing to the
next generation of leadership. Stewarding any changes that might
be required following the current review of the 111 service, is another
high priority for me."
Rob says he is proud of the way staff have risen to recent challenges
and continued to focus on the job at hand. "The past few years
have seen marked improvements in performance relating to crime and
crash reduction," he says. "Successful outcomes have
been achieved through a committed effort by operational staff, supported
by an effective management team and professional work at all levels
of the organisation.
"My deputies and I would like to consolidate the gains made and deliver
further improvements. We are focusing on three key areas of development,
which are service, capability and integrity. Working with talented
and dedicated colleagues throughout police and engaging with a diverse
range of people in the wider community, makes the job of Commissioner
a satisfying, but equally humbling, experience. I look forward to
working with you all and together facing the challenges of 2005."
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