Dear Rex Landy

 

I refer to your Official Information Request of 17 September 2018 for the
following information, received by Police:

 

I am writing to ask you how much of your budget has been spent on securing
the services fo Thompson & Clark to spy on Kiwis. Specifically, from
2000-2017, NZ-wide. I am a NZ citizen. And I'd like to know how much of
our taxpayer dollar has been used to spy on  us.

 

Your request is being actioned and will be responded to pursuant to the
Official Information Act 1982.

 

 

Kind regards

 

Salote Talagi

Ministerial Services

 

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To: OIA/LGOIMA requests at New Zealand Police
<[7][New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Rex Landy <[8][FOI #8693 email]>
Date: 17/09/2018 09:10AM
Subject: Official Information request - How much money has been paid to
Thompson & Clark for investigation into NZers?

Dear New Zealand Police,

I am writing to ask you how much of your budget has been spent on securing
the services fo Thompson & Clark to spy on Kiwis. Specifically, from
2000-2017, NZ-wide. I am a NZ citizen. And I'd like to know how much of
our taxpayer dollar has been used to spy on  us.

Yours faithfully,

Rex Landy

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Dear Rex Landy
Please find attached a response to your Official Information request of 17
September 2018.
Kind regards
S Talagi
Ministerial Services
New Zealand Police

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