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Destruction of Birth Notice (RG-9) Document

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From: Lindsay

Dear Registrar-General Mr Montgomery,

In July 2020, I wrote a letter to Birth Death and Marriages (BDM) in Wellington to require copies of my records.

In a letter I received back from BDM dated 21 July 2020 (Reference: 20200141598), BDM wrote that they were unable to supply me with my Birth Notice RG-9 as my Birth Notice was not passed to BDM by the Department of Justice and secure destruction of these forms was authorised by Department of Justice.

In a further corresponding letter I received back by BDM dated 4th August 2020, BDM wrote that my Birth Notice RG-9 was not kept but the details on my RG-9 were transferred to another paper record.

I hereby request the following information, pursuant to the Official Information Act.

1. Why was my Birth Notice RG-9 destroyed

2. Who was the individual that authorised the destruction of my Birth Notice RG-9

3. Under what law does that individual have the right to destroy my Birth Notice RG-9

4. Under what Legislation does that individual have the right to destroy my Birth Notice RG-9

5. Who is authorised to destroy my Birth Notice RG-9

6. As the details that would have appeared on my Birth Notice RG-9 still exist with BDM but on another paper record. What would prevent BDM in law or legislation to create my Birth Notice RG-9 with the details they already hold

I look forward to hearing back from you. With all due respect

Yours faithfully,

Lindsay Edward Raki HUIA

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Tçnâ koe Lindsay,

Thank you for your OIA request to the Department of Internal Affairs (included with this email)

The Department will provide its response to your request as soon as practicable and within twenty working days.  The 20th working day is 16 October 2020

Ngâ mihi

Michelle Reed | Lead Advisor – Official Correspondence 
Te Urungi - Organisational Strategy and Performance
Te Tari Taiwhenua - The Department of Internal Affairs
45 Pipitea St | PO Box 805, Wellington 6140, New Zealand |  www.dia.govt.nz

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Tēnā koe Lindsay,

 

Please see attached for the response to your Official Information Act 1982
request.

 

Ngā mihi,

 

Louise Walton [1](she/her)

Advisor Official Correspondence | Branch Development and Support | Te Waka
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Service Delivery and Operations|Kāwai ki te Iwi
The Department of Internal Affairs | Te Tari Taiwhenua 

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