Human Remains Collection
Submitted by webadmin on Wed, 02/09/2015 - 11:40amJune 2015
Rowan Carroll, the Director of the New Zealand Police Museum, discusses the Museum's recent 3 year Human Remains project on Radio New Zealand. The project laid to rest a collection of forensically interesting human remains which were gathered for Police training purposes between 1906 and 1956.
Secret Museums of New Zealand
Submitted by webadmin on Wed, 02/09/2015 - 11:39amAugust 2015
Radiolive showcases the New Zealand Police Museum in an interview with Museum Director, Rowan Carroll.
Mug shots 5
Submitted by webadmin on Thu, 20/08/2015 - 4:48pmMug shots 4
Submitted by webadmin on Thu, 20/08/2015 - 3:49pmMug shots 3
Submitted by webadmin on Thu, 20/08/2015 - 3:36pmMug shots 2
Submitted by webadmin on Thu, 20/08/2015 - 3:02pmChild Protection Offender Register and Risk Management Framework - Regulatory Impact Statement
Date Published:
August 2015
This Regulatory Impact Statement has been prepared by the New Zealand Police and the Department of Corrections.
It analyses a proposal to establish a Child Protection Offender Register and offender risk-based multi-agency management framework in New Zealand. The proposal is designed to reduce the risk of serious harm to children from known child sex offenders living in the community.
The proposal is for the registration of child sex offenders who are convicted of a qualifying offence and either sentenced to imprisonment, or sentenced to a non-custodial sentence and directed to be registered by the sentencing judge.
New Zealand Police Four Year Plan 2015-2019
Date Published:
August 2015
The New Zealand Police Four Year Plan outlines Police’s strategic intentions for the years 2015-2019. This includes Police’s challenges, vision, mission, objectives, model and successes.
Data Recording and Quality Assurance
Date Published:
August 2015
The following schematic is a generalised representation of how operational information is collected over the course of Police’s response to a report of a crime or incident. It shows that the process of recording information is dynamic. The information that Police has about any particular event changes over time as inquiries progress and decisions on cases are made.