This Publication record compiles the documents related to the Police Act Review.
The Directions and Delegations document outlines authorised employees who may disclose information under section 95B of the Policing Act 2008:
September 2016
Only occasionally is the abuser someone the child doesn’t know. More often it is someone the child, or the child’s family, knows and trusts. However the myth of ‘stranger danger’ continues.
'Stranger danger' is an outdated, discredited and potentially dangerous concept that the New Zealand Police has steered away from since the late 1980s.
Children need to know how to identify and tell a trusted person if anyone is behaving towards them in a way that makes them feel unsafe. Normalising the term ‘stranger danger’ goes against this.
Complete this form with your details to request the Police Infringement Bureau to send you a copy of the speed camera photograph relating to the infringement notice issued to your name.
Only the person named on the original notice or an authorised representative of a company or incorporated body can request a safety camera photograph.
Please complete a separate form for each notice holder.
Print this form and send to the address provided on the form or you can also complete the Safety camera photograph request form online.
September 2016
We’ve just posted a new sample schoolwide intervention plan addressing alcohol and other drugs (AoD) on the Partnerships in Practice page of the School Portal: