New Zealand Police have recently undertaken a review of pursuits in order to scrutinise existing practices and identify areas for further attention and improvement. The review is based on information recorded through the NZ Police Lotus Notes system. The Lotus Notes pursuit database was introduced in March/April 2004, prior to which time a more limited amount of information was collected through the older LES/Wanganui system.
I am pleased to introduce New Zealand Police’s framework for preventing and reducing alcohol-related offending and victimisation: 2010 to 2014.
This framework sets our principles and focus around alcohol issues for Police for the next five years.
Drug enforcement key informants
83% smoking, 21% snorting, 14% injecting
Drug treatment key informants
77% smoking, 40% swallowing liquid, 36% snorting, 32% injecting
Drug enforcement key informants
68% Change, 32% No Change
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Change |
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More smoking |
Drug treatment key informants
68% Yes, 32% No
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Change |
% |
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More younger |
46 |
Drug enforcement key informants
85% Change, 15% No change, 0% No violence
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Change |
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