Student Loan Arrests

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From: robert mckenzie

Dear Inland Revenue Department,

I am writing in regard to the three arrests made under the Student Loan Scheme Amendment Act 2014.

According to media reports there have been three arrests so far, the first being Ngatokotoru Puna ( strangely who just happens to be the nephew of Cook Island PM ).

The last two arrests no details given were other than one was "a woman" and the other "a man". The reason their details were not provided were "taxpayer secrecy prevented the release of more details" according to media reports.

Why were Mr Puna's details given? Why was his case not covered by taxpayer secrecy laws?

Something doesn't sit right with me.

Yours faithfully,

Robert McKenzie

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From: robert mckenzie [mailto:[FOI #5052 email]]
Sent: Thursday, 1 December 2016 4:03 p.m.
To: oia
Subject: Official Information request - Student Loan Arrests

Dear Inland Revenue Department,

I am writing in regard to the three arrests made under the Student Loan Scheme Amendment Act 2014.

According to media reports there have been three arrests so far, the first being Ngatokotoru Puna ( strangely who just happens to be the nephew of Cook Island PM ).

The last two arrests no details given were other than one was "a woman" and the other "a man". The reason their details were not provided were "taxpayer secrecy prevented the release of more details" according to media reports.

Why were Mr Puna's details given? Why was his case not covered by taxpayer secrecy laws?

Something doesn't sit right with me.

Yours faithfully,

Robert McKenzie

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