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To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Dan Hawke <[FYI request #4831 email]>
Date: 24/10/2016 10:03AM
Subject: Official Information request - Call statistics to Auckland
Central Police number

Dear New Zealand Police,
For the twelve monthly periods of to August 2016, can you please provide
call statistics for incoming calls to the Auckland Central main line, 09
302 6400?
I am looking for a breakdown along the lines of:

- Number of incoming calls
- Percentage of these calls successfully connected to an operator
- Percentage of calls dropped/given up before being able to reach an
operator
- Average/maximum/upper and lower quartile wait times to reach an
operator

If you have these broken down by weekday or time periods, that would also
be useful.
I would appreciate these in a computer-readable format where possible,
e.g. CSV, Excel rather than a scanned PDF.
Yours faithfully,
Dan Hawke
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Dear Mr Hawke,

 

I refer to your request for information as below:

 

For the twelve monthly periods of to August 2016, can you please provide
call statistics for incoming calls to the Auckland Central main line, 09
302 6400? 

\I am looking for a breakdown along the lines of: 

 

 - Number of incoming calls
- Percentage of these calls successfully connected to an operator
- Percentage of calls dropped/given up before being able to reach an
operator
 - Average/maximum/upper and lower quartile wait times to reach an
operator 

If you have these broken down by weekday or time periods, that would also
be useful.

I would appreciate these in a computer-readable format where possible,
e.g. CSV, Excel rather than a scanned PDF.

 

We do not hold the information for the time period requested and would
like to further discuss your request. What would the best time and number
be to contact you on.

 

Kind Regards

 

[1]cid:image001.gif@01CECE35.FE6F2B10 Tony Geldenhuys| O/C File Management Centre |
Auckland City District | New Zealand Police
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Auckland 1010

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Good Evening Dan,
I have forwarded your request to the Police Ministerial Services, who were
forwarded your previous emails.
Regards
Police Public Information

-----Dan Hawke <[FYI request #4831 email]> wrote:
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To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Dan Hawke <[FYI request #4831 email]>
Date: 21/11/2016 11:05PM
Subject: Re: Official Information request - Call statistics to Auckland
Central Police number

Dear New Zealand Police,
I haven't had any contact from Tony by phone regarding this, nor seen an
update to this - I consider that I am currently waiting on you regarding
this request.  As noted in my prior message, I am happy to accept a
reduced dataset if that is all you have available - please just supply
what you have.
Yours faithfully,
Dan Hawke

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Hi Dan,

I have tried to make contact and unable to leave a voice message.

Can you please give me a call on 021927412 when you have a free moment

Regards

Tony

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Dear Mr Hawke,

I refer to the request for information you have submitted on 24/10/2016 in relation to the following:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
For the twelve monthly periods of to August 2016, can you please provide call statistics for incoming calls to the Auckland Central main line, 09
302 6400?

\I am looking for a breakdown along the lines of:

- Number of incoming calls
- Percentage of these calls successfully connected to an operator
- Percentage of calls dropped/given up before being able to reach an operator
- Average/maximum/upper and lower quartile wait times to reach an operator

If you have these broken down by weekday or time periods, that would also be useful.

I would appreciate these in a computer-readable format where possible, e.g. CSV, Excel rather than a scanned PDF.

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