Annual Privacy Maturity report for New Zealand Police 2024

Date Published: 
September 2024

The Government Chief Privacy Officer (GCPO) developed the Privacy Maturity Assessment Framework (PMAF) for agencies to annually self-assess their privacy capability and maturity.

Details about the PMAF and self-assessment process can be found at https://www.digital.govt.nz/standards-and-guidance/privacy-security-and-risk/privacy/privacy-maturity-assessment-framework-pmaf-and-self-assessments/.

The report shows Police’s results in the context of other ‘Category 1’ agencies (those with large holdings of personal information and/or use personal information for multiple purposes).

The 2024 report does not provide specific feedback from the GCPO on Police’s results (compared to previous reports) because of the disestablishment of the GCPO function in June 2024.

The PMAF assessment aligns with the Data Protection and Use Policy (DPUP), which focuses on best practices to implement people-centred privacy.

 

Firearms Official Information Act proactive public releases (November 2022)

Date Published: 
November 2022

In keeping with the Open Government Partnership National Action Plan 2016-2018, and as Administrator of the Arms Act 1983, Police is releasing its responses to some recent Official Information Act requests, where it is considered they contain data and information that has wider public interest.

For more information, go to Firearms and safety.

Reference

Date of request

Information requested

IR-01-22-34042 (PDF 373 KB) 2 November 2022

Could you please advise me of the number of incidents where a firearm license holder was found to have been selling firearms to unlicensed individuals, for the period 2014 to 2020 if available, by year if possible?