Total number of deportations processed using the high-harm pilot model
Ola Fayomi made this Official Information request to Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
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From: Ola Fayomi
Dear Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment,
Immigration NZ recently announced that it has stopped using the high-harm pilot model tool to prioritise deportations and compliance actions against overstayers according to this report by RadioNZ (https://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/...).
Could you please provide:
1.) The number of deportations processed using the high-harm pilot model and a percentage breakdown of the country of origin of the deportees.
2.) The main criteria or points used in the high-harm model matrix used to decide whether to priortise deportation and complication actions against these deportees.
3.) Now that the high-harm pilot model tool is no longer used to prioritse deportations and compliance actions, can you please advise on how the agency will determine high-harm/high-risk overstayers for deportation ?
Yours faithfully,
Ola Fayomi
From: Ministerial Services
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
DOIA 1819-0039
Dear Ola,
On behalf of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment I
acknowledge your email of 08/07/2018 requesting under the Official
Information Act 1982 (the Act), the following:
Immigration NZ recently announced that it has stopped using the high-harm
pilot model tool to prioritise deportations and compliance actions
against overstayers according to this report by RadioNZ
(https://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/...).
Could you please provide:
1.) The number of deportations processed using the high-harm pilot model
and a percentage breakdown of the country of origin of the deportees.
2.) The main criteria or points used in the high-harm model matrix used to
decide whether to priortise deportation and complication actions against
these deportees.
3.) Now that the high-harm pilot model tool is no longer used to prioritse
deportations and compliance actions, can you please advise on how the
agency will determine high-harm/high-risk overstayers for deportation ?
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From: Martin Prowse
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
Dear Ola Fayomi,
Please find attached the response from the Ministry of Business Innovation
and Employment to your Official Information Act request of 8 July 2018.
Yours sincerely
Martin Prowse
Martin Prowse
Business Advisor
Compliance, Risk and Intelligence Services, Ministry of Business,
Innovation & Employment
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