Good morning
 
I am writing to confirm receipt of your request by Ministerial Services.
 
Your request will now be allocated to appropriate persons for action.
 
Kind regards
Ministerial Services

-----"Jason" <[FYI request #11800 email]> wrote: -----
To: "OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police"
<[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: "Jason" <[FYI request #11800 email]>
Date: 04/12/2019 02:57PM
Subject: Official Information request - Police responding to Ambulance
call outs

Dear New Zealand Police,
I am a New Zealand resident and wish to make a request for information
under the Official Information Act.
I would like to know if Police routinely monitor ambulance dispatch
communications.
Do individual officers have the ability to monitor / listen to
communications between ambulance staff and dispatch?
Under what circumstances do Police attend emergency call outs requesting
an ambulance for a drug overdose?
I would also like to know how many emergency call outs for drug overdoses
Police attended in 2018.
Kind regards,
Jason
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Good morning
 
I am writing to confirm receipt of your request by Ministerial Services.
 
Your request will now be allocated to appropriate persons for action.
 
Kind regards
Ministerial Services

-----"Jason" <[FYI request #11800 email]> wrote: -----
To: "OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police"
<[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: "Jason" <[FYI request #11800 email]>
Date: 04/12/2019 02:57PM
Subject: Official Information request - Police responding to Ambulance
call outs

Dear New Zealand Police,
I am a New Zealand resident and wish to make a request for information
under the Official Information Act.
I would like to know if Police routinely monitor ambulance dispatch
communications.
Do individual officers have the ability to monitor / listen to
communications between ambulance staff and dispatch?
Under what circumstances do Police attend emergency call outs requesting
an ambulance for a drug overdose?
I would also like to know how many emergency call outs for drug overdoses
Police attended in 2018.
Kind regards,
Jason
-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[FYI request #11800 email]
Is [New Zealand Police request email] the wrong address for Official
Information requests to New Zealand Police? If so, please contact us using
this form:
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Dear Jason

 

Please find attached the reply to your correspondence of 5 December 2019.

 

Kind regards

Ministerial Services

PNHQ

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