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Junior Detective Trail
Junior Detective we need your help.
Your mission is to find pictures of different Police head gear hidden in the museum and tell us at Museum HQ how many you find. Let’s see if you can find them all.
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Senior Detective Mystery
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.
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Reference |
Date of request |
Information requested |
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| IR-01-22-20942 (PDF 387KB) | 18 July 2022 |
For each existing firearms license holder who has applied since 1 January 2020 to have their firearms license renewed, could you please advise:
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This Police Manual chapter outlines the types and levels of Police awards and honours available, how awards are worn, procedures for recommending, presenting and publicising awards' presentations and circumstances in which awards may be forfeited.
This Police Manual chapter details key provisions in the Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act 1993 (FVPCA). It outlines Police powers when acting as Inspectors of Publications under the FVPCA, and the elements of key offences under the FVPCA. It also outlines the new offence of indecent communication with a young person, details the approvals required before prosecutions can be commenced, and outlines restrictions relating to the 'Clean Slate Scheme' on the sharing of information with other agencies. Some parts of this chapter have been considered not appropriate for release and, if requested, would be withheld under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act). In this chapter, the relevant sections of the Act that would apply have been identified.
This Police Manual chapter details first aid training requirements for specified New Zealand Police workers and the requirements for Police‐specific first aid kits.
Police proactively publishes responses to a selected number of the many thousands of Official Information Act (OIA) requests it receives each year. This proactive publication occurs after requesters have received their response, and with the requesters’ identifying details (such as names and addresses) removed before publication. This OIA response is being proactively published as it involve matters of public interest.
