Total staff still employed after being convicted of DIC in last 5 years
Elliott Crawford made this Official Information request to Department of Corrections
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From: Elliott Crawford
Dear Department of Corrections,
I request under the official information act the number of staff during the last 10 years who were allowed to keep their job after being convicted of DIC or in court.
Yours faithfully,Elliott Crawford
From: Info@Corrections
Department of Corrections
Hi Elliot,
Can you please confirm what charge you are refering to when you say 'DIC'?
Also can you confirm whether you are requesting information over the last five years, or the last 10 years? (Your subject line differs from the contents of your email)
Cheers
The Ministerial Services Team
Corporate Services
Department of Corrections
www.corrections.govt.nz
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From: Elliott Crawford
Dear Info@Corrections,
Sorry ment any staff being convicted of Drink Driving motor vehicle last 10 years
Yours sincerely,
Elliott Crawford
From: Info@Corrections
Department of Corrections
Thank you for contacting the Department of Corrections. This is an
automatic reply to let you know that we have received your email.
Our website, [1]www.corrections.govt.nz provides up to date news and
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If you are requesting information about an offender or prisoner, please
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Official Information Act 1982 and the Victims Rights Act 2002.
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Kind regards,
[6][email address]
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From: Info@Corrections
Department of Corrections
Hello
Please find attached correspondence from the Department of Corrections.
Regards
Ministerial Services Team
National Office
Department of Corrections
Mayfair House
44-52 The Terrace
Private Bag 1206
Wellington 6140
[1]www.corrections.govt.nz
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Elliott Crawford left an annotation ()
you are so right a PR rant asked Police the same and got exact figures will think about what I will do
From: Info@Corrections
Department of Corrections
Hello
Please find attached correspondence from the Department of Corrections.
Regards
Ministerial Services Team
National Office
Department of Corrections
Mayfair House
44-52 The Terrace
Private Bag 1206
Wellington 6140
[1]www.corrections.govt.nz
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Ian Andrews left an annotation ()
You should complain to the Ombudsman , because there's no way info on staff charges wan't notified to Head Office . Corrections has done this beforerassing ) information on paper files can't be allowed to be a universal excuse for not providing information . Moral hazard at play >
Also , you should ask Corrections for the results of its drug testing .
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