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Information and advice sent to the Minister of Police (1 - 30 April 2024)

Date Published:

July 2024

If you wish to lodge a request for official information relating to the documents listed below, please contact the Minister of Police.

List of document titles that went to the Minister of Police between 1 - 30 April 2024, recommended for proactive release

Number	Title	Sent to Minister's Office
BR/24/31	Police Ministers Council and associated visits	2904/2024
BR/24/34	Responding to serious and repeat offending by children (10 – 13 years)	10/04/2024
BR/24/36	Draw down from Police Collective Employment Negotiations tagged contingency for Police Bands A - J Collective agreement	19/04/2024
BR/24/44	Request for road policing fiscally neutral adjustment	3/04/2024
BR/24/46	The National New Zealand Police Memorial Project	24/04/2024
BR/24/52	Programme of firearms reform across the Parliamentary term	23/04/2024
BR/24/53	2023/24 Supplementary Estimates and 2024/25 Main Estimates	24/04/2024
BR/24/55CC	Additional information on the TNOC and ROCC Work Programmes	24/04/2024
AM/24/58	Further information on the anti-money laundering / countering financing of terrorism work programme	10/04/2024
AM/24/61	Gandhi Nivas visit	17/04/2024
AM/24/65CC	Further information on the ‘border to backyard’ website	18/04/2024
AM/24/68	Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence Ministerial Group meeting	8/04/2024
AM/24/70	Proposed response to Minister Seymour on vetting requirements for ECE workers	20/04/2024
AM/24/71	Response to Auckland Protest Activity	9/04/2024
AM/24/73	Proposed amendments to Part 6 of the Arms Act relating to shooting clubs and ranges	30/04/2024
AM/24/75	Options for Greymouth Police station	18/04/2024
AM/24/80	Talking points for meeting with the Associate Minister of Justice (Firearms) on the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act 2009 and firearms	29/04/2024
AM/24/83	Upcoming meeting with James McCulloch CEO of Victim Support (Manaaki Tāngata)	26/04/2024
AM/24/84	Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence Ministerial Group meeting	30/04/2024

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Reporting firearms matters

You can report a lost or stolen firearm, notify of the destruction of a firearm, or other firearm matters online to Police or call 105.

Include as much information as possible in your report

Such as:

Traffic crash report

After a non-injury crash you should swap names and addresses with other motorists involved.

If the crash involved another person's property, such as a fence, you should report it to the owner of the property within 48 hours of the crash. If the owner cannot be located report to police within 60 hours of the crash.

All crashes resulting in injury (such as broken bones or a night in hospital) should be reported by visiting your local police as soon as is practicable and no later than 24 hours from the time of the crash.

Property damage & graffiti

If someone had intentionally destroyed or damaged property belonging to someone else you can report this to Police. This does not include normal wear and tear, or damage caused by entry to a premise or vehicle.

If property has been stolen or there has been unlawful entry to a dwelling or premise, report online using the Stolen property report.

Update Report

If you have new information or evidence that could affect the outcome of an ongoing case or report, please advise us online. You can also request a progress update or withdraw your report.

Please note: this isn’t the place to report a new crime or incident. If a new incident has happened, please complete a new report.

You will need the reference number given to you to update the report.

Stolen/Attempted to steal property

If you have had property stolen or attempted to be stolen (for example, in a burglary), you can report it online to Police.

Include identifying details in your report

For example:

make and model
colour and size
distinguishing features
the serial number, if it has one.

Tell the bank if your payment cards are stolen

Lost property

If you have lost property and don’t think it has been stolen, you can report it online to Police (if you think the items been stolen use the ‘Stolen Property’ report).

Include identifying details in your report

For example:

Fraud/Scam/Cyber

Online scams are intended to manipulate or trick people into giving away their personal details, financial details, or money.

If you, or think someone you know, may have been the victim of an online scam, fraud, abuse or harassment, you can report it online to Police.

Common forms of online scams include:

Found property

If you have found someone's property, you should try to reunite it with the owner. You could do this by asking people who live nearby or putting up a notice near to where you found the item.

If you find identification documents such as a driving licence or passport, for security reasons you should send them back to the issuing authority.

If you find a bankcard, please follow the instructions on the back of the card.

If you find an item in any of the areas below you should contact the manager of the premises to report the item as being found:

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