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Hi Records,
 
Could someone look into this, and get back to Jeremy with an update.
 
Thank you,
A Dhiman

-----[email address] wrote: -----
To: Manukau Public Counter/POLICE/NZ@NZPOLICE
From: [email address]
Date: 30/09/2016 03:46PM
Subject: Fw: Re: Official Information request - Information related to
Gurpreet Arora's Radio New Zealand interview

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Good morning Mr Roundill
 
I can confirm that your request has been received today and has been
assigned to Sergeant Arora. The due date for a response is 01/11/2016.
 
Kind regards
 
Terri Daly
TDDI88
Records Unit
Counties Manukau Records 

 

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Date: 09/30/2016 05:14PM
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Subject: Re: Fw: Re: Official Information request - Information related to
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Hi Records,
 
Could someone look into this, and get back to Jeremy with an update.
 
Thank you,
A Dhiman

-----[email address] wrote: -----
To: Manukau Public Counter/POLICE/NZ@NZPOLICE
From: [email address]
Date: 30/09/2016 03:46PM
Subject: Fw: Re: Official Information request - Information related to
Gurpreet Arora's Radio New Zealand interview

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Good Morning, 
Your email has been forwarded to Terri.
Kind regards 
Crime Reporting Line 

-----Jeremy Roundill <[FOI #4673 email]>
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To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Jeremy Roundill <[FOI #4673 email]>
Date: 03/11/2016 10:45AM
Subject: Re: Fw: Re: Official Information request - Information related to
Gurpreet Arora's Radio New Zealand interview

Tēnā koe Terri Daly,
I have yet to receive a decision on my request, which is in breach of the
time constraints outlaid in the Official Information Act, both by the date
of receipt considered by the Ombudsman and the date of receipt you
implied.
Please respond promptly.
Nā,
Jeremy Roundill

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Good morning Sergeant Arora

 

Please respond to Mr Roundill in relation to his information request.

 

Regards

 

Terri Daly

Records

Counties Manukau DHQ

 

From: Crime Reporting Line
Sent: Thursday, 3 November 2016 10:53 a.m.
To: DALY, Teresa <[email address]>
Subject: Fw: Re: Fw: Re: Official Information request - Information
related to Gurpreet Arora's Radio New Zealand interview

 

Good Morning, 

 

We have received this email via the Public Info inbox.  I have responded
to Jeremy advising the email has been forwarded.

 

Kind regards

Sarah

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Good afternoon Mr Roundill

I have sent your e-mails to Sergeant Arora who is dealing with your Official Information request. You can contact him at [email address].

Regards

Terri Daly
TDDI88
Records Unit
Counties Manukau Police

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Dear Mr Roundhill,

 

 

I refer to your Official Information Act request of 29 September 2016 for
information about Indian students facing deportation.

 

An administrative oversight meant that the reply to your request was
delayed and for that I apologise.

 

1. Of the Indian students currently facing deportation, how many have been
convicted of a crime in New Zealand? This information in not held by
Police. Police has discussed this part of your request with both the
Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and
Employment. Both agencies advise that they do not hold the information in
the form you have requested. Therefore this part of your request is
declined pursuant to section 18(e) of the Official Information Act 1982 as
the information cannot be made available without substantial collation or
research.

 

2. Of the Indian students currently facing deportation, how many have you
dealt with professionally in your capacity as a police officer? I have not
dealt with any students facing deportation at the moment. I have dealt
with a large number of students throughout my policing career and time in
NZ. My experiences with students is one of the reasons following numerous
consultations that I have led the establishment of an interagency
International Students Programme in 2016 looking at ways of mitigating
both risks to NZ and to the students themselves. This is through education
of our NZ laws, road rules and support services should they require.

 

3. What advice have you received in relation to the Indian students
currently facing deportation? No advice received.

 

4. What advice have you supplied, outside of the Radio New Zealand
interview, in relation to the Indian students currently facing
deportation? No advice specifically for Indian students facing
deportation.

 

5. On what did you base the information you supplied to Radio New Zealand?
My years of experience as an Indian immigrant to NZ, an award winning
police Sergeant of 10 years’ service, and as the Police Ethnic Advisor to
the largest Ethnic community in NZ. Through our already established
District and Area Advisory Boards as well as relationships and
partnerships with various managements, associations, clubs and committees.

 

You have the right, under section 28(3) of the Official Information Act
1982, to ask the Ombudsman to review my decision if you are not satisfied
with the way I have responded to your request.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

 

 

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