OIA Response IR 01 25 11467 Redacted.pdf

I believe this likely relates to a request dated 19 June 2023 from the Vice-Consul for
information relating to a Chinese national. The ful y redacted emails were to the National
Integrity Unit (NIU). After assessment the NIU did not consider it necessary to take any
action on that matter.
Please find correspondence from the National Security Group regarding this request
attached as Appendix B. Some information is withheld under the following sections of the
OIA:
•
6(c), as the making available of the information would be likely to prejudice the
maintenance of the law.
•
9(2)(a), to protect the privacy of natural persons.
•
9(2)(g)(i), to maintain the effective conduct of public affairs through the free and
frank expression of opinions by or between or to Ministers of the Crown or
members of an organisation or officers and employees of any public service
agency or organisation in the course of their duty.
3.
correspondence in which the name and/or contact details of the NSG Detective
Sergeant was shared with the Chinese Consulate. (It is not the name I am interested
in which can of course be redacted for reasons of privacy, it is the correspondence
itself.)
Please refer to the emails provided in Appendix A. The relevant correspondence is an
email dated 21 June 2023 from Jessica Phuang to the Consulate.
5.
correspondence between Jessica Phuang and Inspector Jim Wilson pertaining to the
October 2024 trip to China.
Please find the requested correspondence attached as Appendix C. Some information
has been withheld under section 9(2)(a) of the OIA.
Some relevant correspondence has previously been released to you in Police’s response
to your previous request (IR-01-24-44496) and so has not been included in this release.
Police considers the interests requiring protection by withholding the information are not
outweighed by any public interest in release of the information.
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of this
decision. Information about how to make a complaint is available at
www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or freephone 0800 802 602.
Nāku noa, nā
Jillian Rogers
Deputy Commissioner - Northern Districts
New Zealand Police

Docs to be provided with
response - Appendix A
From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
PHUANG, Jessica
Subject:
NZ POLICE - Tactical Response Model
Date:
Thursday, 7 October 2021 1:47:43 pm
Good morning Dear Consul General,
I’m sure you are well aware when our Police Commissioner made his announcement
about the Tactical Response Mode on 22 September 2021, link below if you haven’t
seen it yet.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/focus-live-police-commissioner-andrew-coster-unveils-
details-of-new-tactical-response-model/Y36YZ4NCKMTXLONYZ3UPW2MQBY/
Nothing is more important to us than the safety of our people and our communities
across New Zealand.
We cannot succeed in our vision to make New Zealand the safest country unless we
are doing everything we can to keep our staff and communities safe, and do that in a
style of policing that New Zealanders expect and deserve.
Our frontline officers operate in a dynamic and unpredictable environment and are often
called to put themselves in harm’s way to keep the public safe. Increasingly, they face
threats from those willing to use violence against police, and others.
In recent years we have responded to terror attacks, the increasingly sophisticated
nature of organised crime, gang-violence, the availability of illegal firearms, and
devastatingly – the death of our own Constable Matthew Hunt, who was murdered while
undertaking routine policing duties.
Over the past year, there has been a great deal of work undertaken by Police’s
Frontline Safety Improvement Programme that listened to more than 1250 staff around
their concerns and ideas to improve staff safety. We have engaged with Maori, Pacific
and Ethnic community leaders, and taken on board feedback from those who shared
their thoughts on Armed Response Teams.
This engagement has informed the development of a new tactical response model. This
model is designed around enhancing frontline training; improving frontline access to
specialist capability, and strengthening risk-based deployment and technology.
The model has three key components:
Firstly, training. We are doubling our annual tactical training for frontline staff,
starting with our Public Safety Teams and Road Policing. This additional training
will be modelled on the Frontline Skills Enhancement Course and will provide
four days of scenario-based training focusing on appropriate tactical response
and de-escalation.
Our staff told us they felt safer when they had specialist staff on duty who they
could call on for assistance to help resolve critical situations safely. So,
secondly, we are increasing the number of staff with Advanced Tactical Training
(meaning Armed Offender Squad qualified) to roster them on-shift across two
areas:
As additional staff to enable dog units to operate as a two-person dog team. This
will increase the day-to-day safety of handlers who often respond to high-risk
incidents alone. As a team they can provide additional specialist tactical support
for frontline staff in responding to critical events.

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
[email address]
Cc:
WILSON, James (Jim); s6(c)
Subject:
FW: [EXTERNAL] Images of defacing at 630 Great South Road, Ellerslie, Visa Office of Chinese Consulate
General
Date:
Monday, 28 November 2022 6:37:37 pm
Consul s9(2)(a)
Nice talking to you.

Sorry took a while to read your email because it’s been a busy day.

I am copying this email to the Auckland City District Area Commander Jim Wilson and the Officer-
in-charge of the Protection Services, s6(c)
.  Consul s9(2) , Insp Wilson
works very well with the Chinese Consulate over the years and the Greenlane suburb falls within
( )
his command.  Insp Wilson is well-known among the staff of the Consulate.

Insp Wilson, Consul s9(2)(a)
is finishing his tenure in NZ and will be returning to China
tomorrow.  We will be dealing with Consul s9(2)(a)
in the future.  He’s just arrived in NZ in
June 2022.

The words on these graffiti read, “Step down Xi Jinping, step down communist” and one of them
included a derogatory remark.
Our entire Ethnic Services team is going to attend a 3-day conference in Wellington from
tomorrow.  May I please leave this to you to assign your team members to liaise with Consul
s9(2)(a)
?

s6(c)
, hope you can touch base with Consul s9(2)  as introduction to
each other.
( )

Consul s9(2) , I will contact you again next week to find a date to meet.
Kindest regards
( )
Jessica Phuang 潘 QSM
大奥克蘭警察民族事務主管
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau

s9(2)(a)
E  [email address]

From: 办公室工作 <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 28 November 2022 11:34 am
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Images of defacing at 630 Great South Road, Ellerslie, Visa Office of Chinese
Consulate General

CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open
attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi Jessica,

Please find the attached images of defacing at 630 Great South Road, Ellerslie,
Visa Office of Chinese Consulate Genera. The event number is P052751674.

By the way, do you happen to know the contact information of Diplomatic
Protection Services of New Zealand Office in Auckand? We appreciate it if you
could provide it for us.

Thanks and kind regards
  _____________________
   s9(2)(a)
     驻奥克兰总领馆副领事-Administration Office
     Vice Consul of Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, P.O.Box: 17123, Auckland 1051
     s9(2)(a)

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
办公室工作
Subject:
RE: [EXTERNAL] Appointment of Meeting at Chinese Consulate General in Auckland
Date:
Saturday, 24 December 2022 10:26:54 am
Hi Consul s9(2)
I’ll check with Insp Jim Wilson and get back to you soon.
( )

Kindest regards
Jessica Phuang 潘 QSM
大奥克蘭警察民族事務主管
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau

s9(2)(a)
E  [email address]

From: 办公室工作 <[email address]>
Sent: Friday, 23 December 2022 10:15 am
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Appointment of Meeting at Chinese Consulate General in Auckland

CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open
attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Good morning Jessica,

I hope you are doing well.

As I mentioned  before, my boss and I are looking forward to meeting you to
establish a good working relationship and discuss our cooperation in the future.

If it is convenient for you, we would propose 9:30 am 30 December at our
Consulate General at 588 Great South Road, Ellerslie.

If you have preferred time and date, please let us know.

Thank you.

Kind regards
  _____________________
    s9(2)(a)
     驻奥克兰总领馆副领事-Administration Office
     Vice Consul of Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, P.O.Box: 17123, Auckland 1051
     s9(2)(a)

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
办公室工作
Subject:
RE: [EXTERNAL] Proposal of a Meeting between Shijie Chen and Sam Hoyle
Date:
Wednesday, 8 February 2023 6:45:11 am
Good morning Consul s9(2)
Thank you for your email.
( )

The Assistant Commissioner is currently on annual leave.  In the meantime, a Superintendent for
Partnerships is about to be appointed.  May I suggest that we arrange this meeting for the two of
them together?  This may be in March/April.

Kindest regards
Jessica Phuang 潘 QSM
大奥克蘭警察民族事務主管
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau
s9(2)(a)
E  [email address]

From: 办公室工作 <[email address]>
Sent: Tuesday, 7 February 2023 5:59 pm
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Proposal of a Meeting between Shijie Chen and Sam Hoyle

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Hi Jessica,

Happy the Year of the Rabbit!

As the new year ushes in new developments of our bilateral relations, I would like
to discuss with you a prospective meeting between Consul General Shijie Chen and
Assistant Commissioner Sam Hoyle. It would be a great opportunity for them to
meet each other and establish a good working relationship.

It can be either morning or afternoon  from 20 to 24 February. We would be
equally pleased if we could receive Mr Hoyle at the Consulate-General or visit him
at the headquarters.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any suggestions or questions.

Kind regards
  _____________________
s9(2)(a)

     驻奥克兰总领馆副领事-Administration Office
     Vice Consul of Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, P.O.Box: 17123, Auckland 1051

     s9(2)(a)

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
办公室工作
Subject:
RE: Consul General Chen Shijie
Date:
Friday, 31 March 2023 6:28:16 am
Good morning Consul s9(2)

( )
Assistant Sam Hoyle is in Wellington but Relieving District Commander and I will be able to meet
Consul General Chen on 6th April 2023 at 2pm at your office 588, Great South Rd, Greenlane.

Kindest regards
Jessica Phuang 潘 QSM
大奥克蘭警察民族事務主管
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau
s9(2)(a)
E  [email address]

From: 办公室工作 <[email address]>
Sent: Tuesday, 28 March 2023 6:07 pm
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Consul General Chen Shijie Meeting with Assistant Commissioner Sam
Hoyle

Hi Jessica,

Sorry for the late reply.

As we are expecting an increasing number of Chinese tourists coming to New
Zealand this year and beyond, my bosses believe it is important to meet with you
to establish a good working relationship, which I am sure you will understand.

If a meeting between the bosses cannot be arranged in April, how about Vice
Consul General s9(2)(a)
meeting with you this week or next? He has been looking
forward to making your acquaintance for months.

Kind regards
  _____________________
  s9(2)(a)
     驻奥克兰总领馆副领事-Administration Office
     Vice Consul of Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, P.O.Box: 17123, Auckland 1051
     s9(2)(a)



PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]> 于2023年3月27日周一 12:23写道：
Hi Consuls9(2)
I’ll be away from mid April till mid May.
( )
  Also because Supt Scott Gemmell will be very busy

trying to settle in for his new role.
Best is after mid May please after 20th May.  If you can give me a couple of dates and I’ll try to
fit them in.

I’m meeting him on 5th April and I’ll ask him too.

Kindest regards
Jessica Phuang 潘 QSM
大奥克蘭警察民族事務主管
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau
s9(2)(a)
E  [email address]

From: 办公室工作 <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 27 March 2023 11:49 am
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Consul General Chen Shijie Meeting with Assistant Commissioner Sam
Hoyle

CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open
attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi Jessica,

I hope you are doing well.

It was nice meeting and talking to Officer Kevin earlier this month. As th

Following up our email discussion last month, is April a good time for Consul
General Chen Shijie to meet with Assistant Commissioner Sam Hoyle and the
newly-appointed Superintendent for Partnerships? If so, can you please assist in
arranging the meeting at an date convenient to both parties?

Kind regards
  _____________________
  s9(2)(a)
     驻奥克兰总领馆副领事-Administration Office
     Vice Consul of Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, P.O.Box: 17123, Auckland 1051
     s9(2)(a)


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From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
办公室工作
Subject:
FW: s9(2)(a)
Date:
Friday, 14 April 2023 1:14:43 pm
Attachments:
image001.png
Consul s9(2)(a)
This is the person.
s9(2)(a)

Ngā mihi

Jessica Phuang QSM
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau

s9(2)(a)
E [email address]

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
办公室工作
Subject:
RE: [EXTERNAL] Suspected Hostage of Chinese National s9(2)(a)
Date:
Thursday, 25 May 2023 9:51:48 am
Attachments:
image001.png
They’re going to check on the addresses now.

Ngā mihi

Jessica Phuang QSM
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau

s9(2)(a)
E  [email address]

From: 办公室工作 <[email address]>
Sent: Thursday, 25 May 2023 9:37 am
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Suspected Hostage of Chinese National s9(2)(a)

CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open
attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi Jessica,

In relation to the suspected hostage case, below please find the personal
information of the Chinese national Mr s9(2)(a)
.

s9(2)(a)

  _____________________
    s9(2)(a)
     驻奥克兰总领馆副领事-Administration Office
     Vice Consul of Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, P.O.Box: 17123, Auckland 1051
     s9(2)(a)

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
[email address]
Subject:
File 230511/6647 Request for update of police report
Date:
Wednesday, 21 June 2023 7:29:30 am
Attachments:
image002.png
Good morning Consuls

9(
We have been in contact with the Officer-in-Charge (OC) who oversees the above file.

We have been advised that it would be best for your client to directly contact the Officer in
charge due to privacy law reasons.
If your wish to act on your client’s behalf, then your client will need to provide you with an
official/written authority send to the OC.

The OC they should contact is:
s9(2)(a)

Ngā mihi

Jessica Phuang QSM
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau

s9(2)(a)
E [email address]

From: 工作办公室 <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 19 June 2023 5:02 pm
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Request for update of police report - Chinese Consulate-General

CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open
attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi Jessica,
Nice to meet you.
I am writing this letter to request your assistance for getting updates of a Chinese
national's report(reference s9(2)(a)
),
s6(c) & 9(2)(a)

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
工作办公室
Subject:
RE: [EXTERNAL] Request for assistance to a Chinese national with s9(2)(a)
Date:
Wednesday, 28 June 2023 7:57:15 am
Attachments:
image001.png
Good morning Consul s9

(2
It was nice meeting you yesterday.

As per our conversation, I informed you that no police officers have mentioned to the
family members of s9(2)(a)
.

Ngā mihi

Jessica Phuang QSM
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau

s9(2)(a)
E [email address]

From: 工作办公室 <[email address]>
Sent: Friday, 23 June 2023 3:21 pm
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Request for assistance to a Chinese national with s9(2)(a)

CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open
attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Good afternoon Jessica,

Yesterday we received a call from a Chinese national's family request assistance
to their family member, whose information is as follows.

s9(2)(a)

We're told that the family received calls recently from probably Auckland Police
that s9(2)(a)
.

The family wish to helps9(2)(a) get back to China s9(2)(a)

s9(2)(a)

Thanks & Regards,
  _____________________
  s9(2)(a)
     副领事   |   Vice-Consul
     中国驻奥克兰总领馆     |     Administration Office
     The Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, Auckland 1051
     s9(2)(a)
    |    P.O. Box  17123

We are concerned about the upcoming procedure and hope Mr s9(2)  to get fair
trial. It's much appreciated if we can get more details about this case and make us
(a)
stayed informed.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks & Regards,

  _____________________
  s9(2)(a)
     副领事   |   Vice-Consul
     中国驻奥克兰总领馆
     The Consulate-General of The P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Rd., Ellerslie, Auckland 1051
   s9(2)(a)
  |   P.O. Box  17123

From:
PHUANG, Jessica
To:
PHUANG, Jessica
Subject:
FW: Crowded Places Strategy - MUST READ PLEASE
Date:
Tuesday, 25 July 2023 1:17:25 pm
Attachments:
image003.png
Good afternoon Diplomat Partners,
With recent unforeseen incidents that had happened in Auckland, it is timely to draw your
attention to the Crowded Places Strategy.   Please take time to read it thoroughly and
understand its implications.  If in doubt, please contact any of our team members,
[email address]
When you organise an event or attend an event, please exercise the crowded places strategy to
work collaboratively together with the NZ Police to keep you and your communities safe.
The intention of speaking about the strategy is designed to inform people on what they can do
that may prevent an attack. Attacks are extremely rare so do not feel alarmed or concerned.
Summary:
-The Crowded Places Strategy is an all of Government strategy to help enable owners and
operators of crowded places protect the lives of people working in and visiting crowded places.
-Owners and operators of crowded places must take the first steps and use the documentation
online.
-The self-assessment form is step one and must be completed by the owner/operator.
-The layered security approach of Deter, Detect, Delay, Respond should be applied when
considering how best to make a location safe.
- An Escape. Hide. Tell plan should be established and be specific for each location. All
staff/employees/place of worship leaders etc need to be aware of the plan and have
discussed/walked through the plan.
-The aim of any discussion about the strategy is to Inform people, not inflame so offer
reassurance about how rare these events are before talking about it.
Documents:
Self-assessment:
The start point. The purpose of this form is to assess how attractive a location could be to an
attacker. It needs to be completed by the owner/operator.
A score that exceeds 30 or more suggests the location MAY be attractive and owner/operators
are asked to consider assessing their protective security.
The self-assessment should be completed at least annually or when circumstances change.
Those circumstances could be:
-A change to the NZ threat environment.
- A threat to the site or persons at the site.
-A wider threat to a particular group.
Assessing your protective security tool:
This document is an aid to have people think about how they can best prevent an attack. It has
ten areas of focus to consider. This tool can be used by anyone who wants to assess their
security. A person who scores their location lower than 30 can still refer to this document. The

form is well written with several prompts to assist people with their assessment.
Security audit tool:
A more comprehensive and in depth look at protective security and what vulnerabilities that
need to be addressed.
Detecting Hostile Reconnaissance:
Hostile reconnaissance is the purposeful observation of people, places and locations to collect
information that informs the planning of an attack. This document is an overview of potential
indicators of what to look out for and what should be considered when developing plans.
All people at any location should read this document.
A link to an NZSIS booklet is further down the page.
Recognising Threats:
A document designed to assist people how to improve their ability to recognise a threat and a
plan to respond.
All people at any location should read this document.
Helpful links:
Crowded places strategy. Crowded places strategy | New Zealand Police
Prepare your crowded place. Prepare your crowded place | New Zealand Police Please refer to
the bottom on this page as there is a link to a basic crowded places presentation and a teaching
guide. The presentation is designed for anyone who some knowledge of the strategy to
introduce this to others at their location.
Know the signs of someone planning an attack: Know-the-signs.pdf (nzsis.govt.nz)
Escape. Hide. Tell posters in 15 languages: Useful resources | New Zealand Police
Ngā mihi
Jessica Phuang QSM
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau
s9(2)(a)
E [email address]

From:
PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Sent:
Tuesday, 1 August 2023 12:55 pm
To:
s9(2)(a) @mfa.gov.cn
Subject:
Meeting with Chinese Consul General Chen Xijie and Superintendent Scott Gemmell
Good morning Vice Consul s9(2)(a)
We are pleased to inform you that upon your request, Superintendent Scott Gemmell – Director of
Partnerships Tāmaki Makaurau is available and looks forward to meeting with
Consul General Chen. Please let me know how many and who will be attending.
Date
: Friday 04 August 2023
Time
: 10:30am – 11:30am
Venue
: Piki Ki Te Ao, 482 Great South Rd, Otahuhu.
Please ensure to search for Otahuhu because the GPS may take you to Panmure instead.
When you arrive, please give me a call to let you in. We’ll try to reserve a car parking space for you in the
2nd photo.
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Ngā mihi
Jessica Phuang QSM
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau
s9(2)(a)
E [email address]
2

s9(2)(a)

It is much appreciated if you can provide detailed information about the case.
His information is as follows:
s9(2)(a)
Best regards,
_____________________
s9(2)(a)
副领事 | Vice-Consul
中国驻奥克兰总领馆
The Consulate-General of the P. R. China in Auckland
588 Great South Road, Ellerslie, Auckland 1051
s9(2)(a)
| P.O. Box 17123

s9(2)(a)
If possible please help to confirms9(2)(a)
family's safety making sure
everything is fine.

Thank you.
Kind regards,
  _____________________
    s9(2)(a)
     副领事  |  Vice-Consul
     中国驻奥克兰总领馆
     The Consulate-General of the P. R. China in Auckland
     588 Great South Road, Ellerslie, Auckland 1051
     s9(2)(a)

   |   P.O. Box  17123

From:
General Office
To:
PHUANG, Jessica
Subject:
[EXTERNAL] Fwd: Fw: Informing you of a death
Date:
Tuesday, 9 July 2024 10:21:33 am
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open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.
Good morning Jessica,
Thank you for your attention.
We appreciate the officer's timely notification of the death of a Chinese national. However, please
note that the so-called "Republic of China" is unacceptable in any circumstances even if the one with
the passport of Taiwan region of China.
It is recommended that "Taiwan, China" be stated, as well as "Hongkong, China", and "Macao,
China".
Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards,
---------- Forwarded message ---------
发件人： <[email address]>
Date: 2024年7月5日周五 13:57
Subject: Fw: Informing you of a death
To: 办公室 <[email address]>
发件人: "s9(2)(a)
@police.govt.nz>
收件人: "[email address]" <[email address]>
抄送: "[email address]" <[email address]>
时间: 2024年07月05日星期五 02:29:09
主题: Informing you of a death
Good evening,
We are wanting to inform you of a death that we attended last night.
We attended a sudden death event of a s9(2)(a)
male who died last night at his home
address.
It is believed to be a medical event.
The male’s details are as follows:

s9(2)(a)
Country of Birth: Taiwan, Republic of China
s9(2)(a)

Please accept our most sincere condolences.
Regards
s9(2
)(a)

s9(2)(a)
Waitemata Crime Squad 5
Waitemata District
M   s9(2)(a)
|   E   s9(2)(a)
@police.govt.nz

SAFER COMMUNITIES TOGETHER


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From:
BORRELL, Keith
To:
HANSEN, Sean
Subject:
s6(c) & s9(2)(g)(i)
Date:
Tuesday, 22 August 2023 12:49:22 pm
Attachments:
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Kia Ora Sean,
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For your information and forwarding.
Nga mihi
Keith
Detective Inspector Keith Borrell
s6(c)
s9(2)(a)
Police National Headquarters,
180 Molesworth Street, Thorndon, Wellington 6011
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From: GODINET, Shanya (Shan) <[email address]>
Sent: Tuesday, 22 August 2023 8:10 AM
To: BORRELL, Keith <[email address]>
Subject: s6(c) & s9(2)(g)(i)
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Morning Keith,
Requested download below.
Cheers,
Shan
From: s9(2)(a)
Sent: Monday, 21 August 2023 8:30 AM
To: Borrell, Keith J NZL CIV (Police) <[email address]>
Subject: s6(c) & s9(2)(g)(i)

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From:
HANSEN, Sean
To:
GUTHRIE, Jason
Cc:
BORRELL, Keith
Subject:
s6(c) & s9(2)(g)
Date:
Tuesday, 22 August 2023 1:02:00 pm
Attachments:
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Jason
Further to our discussion of yesterday. Attached are the two emails.
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Sean
Sean Hansen
Detective Superintendent
s6(c)
s9(2)(a)
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Xian/Shanghai/Suzhou for 10 days. Each day, the group would recap what they’ve picked up about China or the
Chinese people and new things they’ve tried – even that was a lot of fun sharing their insights.
The trip was an incredible success where it became the chat topic among our colleagues for months to the point of
others who heard about it as well as those who had participated, requested me to organise a 2nd trip to include
Beijing. We did plan one for 2020 but had to cancel it due to COVID. Since the borders were opened last year, I have
colleagues reaching out to me to revive the trip again, hence this email to you. Kevin is going to support again.
We have checked some other cheaper tours, but found out that they are shopping tours, taking their groups to
shops that the tour companies earn huge commissions. All it takes is for one person to get slightly hooked, the
entire tour will have to wait for that person because they won’t let that person leave unless he/she buys something.
Besides, they take the group to medical shops, crystals etc which for some items we can’t even bring back to NZ.
This time, we’ll be going to Wuhan, 4 days Yangtze River cruise, Chongqing, Chengdu and Beijing flying out from
Auckland at 8:30pm on 17 Oct and returning to Auckland at 6:30pm of 29 Oct. Price $2899 including flights /
accommodation / cruise / entrance fees / sightseeing / local transport / some meals. Visa application to China not
included - tips.. please see attached itinerary. No children please and if your family members are joining, they’ll have
to understand that there is quite a bit of walking, especially at the Forbidden City.
For those who have friends/relatives in China, you will not be permitted to leave the tour proper. You can meet
them during free time or stay on when the entire tour finishes.
This is a self-funded trip and NOT financially sponsored by Police in any way. Both Kevin and I will be paying full fare,
exactly what you will be paying. You will need to apply for your own annual leave from your supervisors.
Please let us know (Reply All) latest by Monday 25/03/24 to register and the number of people (family members
welcome but no children please). When responding, please also include:-
Your name as per your passport:
Your QID:
Your family members who will be going: Name as passport and Age
Your work District:
Your Rank:
Your work unit:
Your Mobile Number:
Once you register, Kevin will contact you soon to pay the non-refundable deposit of NZ$1000 per person, to secure
the flight bookings to avoid increase in price. You’ve all travelled before, so you will know.
Nāku noa,
Jessica Phuang QSM
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Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau
s9(2)(a)

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From:
WILSON, James (Jim)
Sent:
Monday, 25 March 2024 11:20 am
To:
DENG, Liang (Kevin)
Cc:
PHUANG, Jessica; WILSON, Lorna
Subject:
RE: By Popular Demand - 2024 Chinese Cultural Competency (CCC) China Trip -
$2899 13 days  THIS IS A 100% SELF-FUNDED TRIP
Thanks Kevin,
Appreciate your reply.
No problem at all, we thought we would just ask anyway.
Have a great day.
Regards Jim.
From: DENG, Liang (Kevin) <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 25 March 2024 10:28 AM
To: WILSON, James (Jim) <[email address]>
Cc: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: RE: By Popular Demand - 2024 Chinese Cultural Competency (CCC) China Trip - $2899 13 days THIS IS A
100% SELF-FUNDED TRIP
Nin Hao, Morning Sir,
First, I want to say a big thank you for your support and showing your interest of this trip, we had a very successful
trip on 2019, and I am sure we are going to have another great trip this time.
Just FYI, we are going to have a big group again, last time we have 58 people, and this time we have more than 60
people registered.
We were told by CTS, we only can take 60 people for the confirmed price due to negotiated result with Air China.
Originally our plan is only taking 35 people.
What I can do for you is put you on the waiting list, and I will try my best to negotiate with CTS and try to get more
seats, because there are more and more people wish to join this trip.
Nāku noa,
Liang (Kevin) Deng
District Ethnic Liaison Coordinator
Tāmaki-makau-rau Ethnic Service Team
s9(2)(a)
E [email address]
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From: WILSON, James (Jim) <[email address]>
Sent: Sunday, 24 March 2024 7:12 pm
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>; DENG, Liang (Kevin) <[email address]>
Subject: FW: By Popular Demand - 2024 Chinese Cultural Competency (CCC) China Trip - $2899 13 days THIS IS A
100% SELF-FUNDED TRIP
Hi Jessica and Kevin
Lorna and I would be keen to express our interest in this tour to China in October. The itinerary and programme
looks amazing.
Jim
QID: JW8707
Name: James Munro WILSON s9(2)(a)
District: Auckland City
Rank: Inspector – Area Commander Auckland East
Work Unit: East Area – Auckland City District
s9(2)(a)

Lorna
QID: LWDT80
Name: Lorna WILSON s9(2)(a)
District: Police National Headquarters
Rank: Regional Property Manager
Work Unit: National Property Office – Police National Headquarters
s9(2)(a)

s9(2)(a)

Otherwise, we are very excited and looking forward to confirmation of this trip going ahead and happy to pay the
deposit of $1,000.00 each.
Kind regards
Jim
Inspector Jim Wilson
Area Commander: East
Auckland City District
New Zealand Police
s9(2)(a)

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PO Box 14242, Panmure, Auckland
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From: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 18 March 2024 1:25 PM
To: PHUANG, Jessica <[email address]>
Subject: J: By Popular Demand - 2024 Chinese Cultural Competency (CCC) China Trip - $2899 13 days THIS IS A 100%
SELF-FUNDED TRIP
Apologies dear colleagues if you have already received this, but I am still being asked why they have not received
this email from me. If you have registered but have not heard back from Acting Sgt Kevin Deng, please contact him
on 021 1920673. 90% of those who have booked have paid their deposits.
Dear Tāmaki Makaurau based Colleagues
In 2019, with the assistance of Acting Sgt Kevin Deng, I organised a Chinese Cultural Competency (CCC) China Trip
where 56 police staff /their partners and a few ethnic community leaders (photo below) visited
Xian/Shanghai/Suzhou for 10 days. Each day, the group would recap what they’ve picked up about China or the
Chinese people and new things they’ve tried – even that was a lot of fun sharing their insights.
The trip was an incredible success where it became the chat topic among our colleagues for months to the point of
others who heard about it as well as those who had participated, requested me to organise a 2nd trip to include
Beijing. We did plan one for 2020 but had to cancel it due to COVID. Since the borders were opened last year, I have
colleagues reaching out to me to revive the trip again, hence this email to you. Kevin is going to support again.
We have checked some other cheaper tours, but found out that they are shopping tours, taking their groups to
shops that the tour companies earn huge commissions. All it takes is for one person to get slightly hooked, the
entire tour will have to wait for that person because they won’t let that person leave unless he/she buys something.
Besides, they take the group to medical shops, crystals etc which for some items we can’t even bring back to NZ.
This time, we’ll be going to Wuhan, 4 days Yangtze River cruise, Chongqing, Chengdu and Beijing flying out from
Auckland at 8:30pm on 17 Oct and returning to Auckland at 6:30pm of 29 Oct. Price $2899 including flights /
accommodation / cruise / entrance fees / sightseeing / local transport / some meals. Visa application to China not
included - tips.. please see attached itinerary. No children please and if your family members are joining, they’ll have
to understand that there is quite a bit of walking, especially at the Forbidden City.
For those who have friends/relatives in China, you will not be permitted to leave the tour proper. You can meet
them during free time or stay on when the entire tour finishes.
This is a self-funded trip and NOT financially sponsored by Police in any way. Both Kevin and I will be paying full fare,
exactly what you will be paying. You will need to apply for your own annual leave from your supervisors.
Please let us know (Reply All) latest by Monday 25/03/24 to register and the number of people (family members
welcome but no children please). When responding, please also include:-
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Your name as per your passport:
Your QID:
Your family members who will be going: Name as passport and Age
Your work District:
Your Rank:
Your work unit:
Your Mobile Number:
Once you register, Kevin will contact you soon to pay the non-refundable deposit of NZ$1000 per person, to secure
the flight bookings to avoid increase in price. You’ve all travelled before, so you will know.
Nāku noa,
Jessica Phuang QSM
Ethnic Responsiveness Manager
Tāmaki Makaurau
s9(2)(a)
E [email address]
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