Student Loan arrest data
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From: robert mckenzie
Dear Department of Internal Affairs,
It has been reported in the media of the last 9 arrests ( not counting the most recent one in Jan ) that $30,000 had been collected from the arrests, this equates to $3750.00 per arrest, counting 8 ( less than the yearly required minimum ).
Could I please have the full costings of court appearances, 2 per head – initial court appearance and second final hearing?
Cost of being arrested, as well as overnight police cell holding costs?
Cost of resources, hourly rate of tax agent dedicated to each case?
Has the amount collected, $30,000, covered the costs of what has been spent by the taxpayer?
How many of the arrested resulted in a criminal conviction and reason why?
And finally, how many of the arrested were unable to pay or refused to pay?
Yours faithfully,
robert mckenzie
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Department of Internal Affairs
Tēnā koe Robert,
Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs
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As the information you have requested is not held by the Department of
Internal Affairs, but is believed to be held by, and more closely related
to the functions of Inland Revenue, the Ministry of Justice and NZ Police,
we are transferring your request to those agencies for response, in
accordance with section 14(b)(i) and (ii) of the Official Information Act
1982.
You requested:
1. Could I please have the full costings of court appearances, 2 per head
– initial court appearance and second final hearing?
2. Cost of being arrested, as well as overnight police cell holding
costs?
3. Cost of resources, hourly rate of tax agent dedicated to each case?
4. Has the amount collected, $30,000, covered the costs of what has been
spent by the taxpayer?
5. How many of the arrested resulted in a criminal conviction and reason
why?
6. And finally, how many of the arrested were unable to pay or refused to
pay?
Parts 1, 3, 4 and 6 were transferred to Inland Revenue for response. NZ
Police will be responding to part 2 and the Ministry of Justice will
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Ngā mihi,
Michelle Reed | Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence
Te Urungi - Organisational Strategy and Performance
Te Tari Taiwhenua - The Department of Internal Affairs
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From: oia
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Good morning Mr McKenzie
Please find attached a response to your Official Information Act request,
partially transferred from the Department of Internal Affairs, on behalf
of Sharyn Rea, Segment Management Lead – Individuals.
Kind regards
Government & Executive Services | Inland Revenue - Te Tari Taake
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From: Kauri, Ariana
Kia ora Mr Mckenzie
Please see attached a response to your OIA regarding student loan arrest
data.
Kind regards
Ariana
[1]Description: Description: Description: Ariana Kauri
http://justice.govt.nz/courts/shared/jus...
Media Advisor | Communications
Services
Ministry of Justice | Tāhū o te
Ture
P DDI 04 466 2943 | Ext 40343
[2][email address]
| [3]justice.govt.nz
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Please see attached.
Ngā mihi
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