Information concerning the review process of the UN Convention against Corruption
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
Dear Ministry of Justice,
The New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties is requesting the following documents and information under the Official Information Act 1982:
1) Please provide us with a copy of New Zealand’s Self-Assessment Checklists created under the first and second cycle of the implementation review of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). If these documents are available in several languages, please provide them in all available languages. In case these documents are already publicly accessible online, please provide us with the link(s) to them.
2) Please provide us with the full review reports on New Zealand's implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption from the first and second implementation review cycles. If available in several languages, please provide us with the documents in all available languages. In case these documents are already publicly accessible online, please provide us with the link(s) to them.
3) Did any representatives of civil society, non-governmental organisations or other non-state actors participate in, or contribute to, the first and second cycle of the implementation review of the UN Convention against Corruption?
a. If yes, please provide us with a list of the organisations, entities or non-State actors who participated in or contributed to the review processes, including information to which review cycle the respective person or organisation contributed to.
b. Please provide us with available information on the form of their participation and contributions, and available information on how these contributions were invited or facilitated by the government (for example, if comments on documents were sought, if written contributions were received and if so, how many, if there was a meeting with the country reviewers and non-state actors, and if so, how many organisations and who participated).
4) Please provide us with information on the current status/stage of the second review cycle of the UN Convention against Corruption.
5) Please provide us with the name and contact information (department, organisation and email) of the government’s UNCAC focal point (the person coordinating the second cycle of the UNCAC implementation review).
6) Please provide us with information and any relevant documents regarding actions that have been taken to discuss, address and implement findings and recommendations made in the first and second cycle of the implementation review process of the UN Convention against Corruption.
We would like to receive the information via a response to the email address from which the Ministry received this request.
Under section 16 of the OIA, we would prefer to receive the requested documents and information as Word documents (.doc or .docx or .rtf), or as machine-readable .pdf files, rather than as scanned documents or image only PDFs.
Please confirm receipt of our request.
Under section 19(a)(ii) of the OIA, in the event that the Ministry believes there is good reason not to provide some or all of the requested information, we request that the Ministry provides the grounds in support of the reason(s) it cites to justify the (partial) refusal.
In case the Ministry is not responsible for, or does not hold, some or all of the requested information, please transfer (or partially transfer) this request to the competent body or agency. Please inform us if this request is forwarded to another entity.
Thank you for taking the time to process and respond to our request.
Yours faithfully,
Andrew Ecclestone
Deputy Chair
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Kia ora Mr Ecclestone,
We acknowledge receipt of your request for information regarding the
review process of the UN Convention against Corruption.
This has been forwarded onto the relevant business unit to respond to.
You can expect a response by 03/12/2021.
Ngā mihi,
Ministerial Relations and Services
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From: New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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Subject: Official Information request - Information concerning the review
process of the UN Convention against Corruption
Dear Ministry of Justice,
The New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties is requesting the following
documents and information under the Official Information Act 1982:
1) Please provide us with a copy of New Zealand’s Self-Assessment
Checklists created under the first and second cycle of the implementation
review of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). If these documents
are available in several languages, please provide them in all available
languages. In case these documents are already publicly accessible online,
please provide us with the link(s) to them.
2) Please provide us with the full review reports on New Zealand's
implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption from the first and
second implementation review cycles. If available in several languages,
please provide us with the documents in all available languages. In case
these documents are already publicly accessible online, please provide us
with the link(s) to them.
3) Did any representatives of civil society, non-governmental
organisations or other non-state actors participate in, or contribute to,
the first and second cycle of the implementation review of the UN
Convention against Corruption?
a. If yes, please provide us with a list of the organisations,
entities or non-State actors who participated in or contributed to the
review processes, including information to which review cycle the
respective person or organisation contributed to.
b. Please provide us with available information on the form of their
participation and contributions, and available information on how these
contributions were invited or facilitated by the government (for example,
if comments on documents were sought, if written contributions were
received and if so, how many, if there was a meeting with the country
reviewers and non-state actors, and if so, how many organisations and who
participated).
4) Please provide us with information on the current status/stage of
the second review cycle of the UN Convention against Corruption.
5) Please provide us with the name and contact information
(department, organisation and email) of the government’s UNCAC focal point
(the person coordinating the second cycle of the UNCAC implementation
review).
6) Please provide us with information and any relevant documents
regarding actions that have been taken to discuss, address and implement
findings and recommendations made in the first and second cycle of the
implementation review process of the UN Convention against Corruption.
We would like to receive the information via a response to the email
address from which the Ministry received this request.
Under section 16 of the OIA, we would prefer to receive the requested
documents and information as Word documents (.doc or .docx or .rtf), or as
machine-readable .pdf files, rather than as scanned documents or image
only PDFs.
Please confirm receipt of our request.
Under section 19(a)(ii) of the OIA, in the event that the Ministry
believes there is good reason not to provide some or all of the requested
information, we request that the Ministry provides the grounds in support
of the reason(s) it cites to justify the (partial) refusal.
In case the Ministry is not responsible for, or does not hold, some or all
of the requested information, please transfer (or partially transfer) this
request to the competent body or agency. Please inform us if this request
is forwarded to another entity.
Thank you for taking the time to process and respond to our request.
Yours faithfully,
Andrew Ecclestone
Deputy Chair
New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties
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