Complaints made to NZ Police by Accident Compensation Corp.

Anthony Jordan made this Official Information request to New Zealand Police

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From: Anthony Jordan

Dear New Zealand Police,

please provide the following information where possible for period January 2010 to date:

Total complaints/referrals to NZ Police by the ACC for police consideration where a criminal matter has or may have occurred/alleged

Dates of any referrals and subject of

Also, In reference to an ACC matter on this website dated 6 June 2013 would NZ Police clarify whether the decision implies that;

There was no such complaint made by the ACC or six assesors

There was a complaint made however the evidence to support the complaint is missing

Yours faithfully,

Anthony Jordan

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Luke C left an annotation ()

I suggest you check the comprehensibility of your request before you send it. There is an incomplete sentence ("Dates of any referrals and subject of"). You should have supplied the hyperlink to the 6 June 2013 request to which you refer for their ease of retrieval.

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New Zealand Police

Dear Sir/Madam

Thank you for your email, which we have forwarded to the correct
department for follow-up.

Sincerely

Public Affairs Team

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From: Anthony Jordan <[OIA #946 email]>
Date: 17/06/2013 10:04PM
Subject: Official Information Act request - Complaints made to NZ Police
by Accident Compensation Corp.

     Dear New Zealand Police,
    
     please provide the following information where possible for period
     January 2010 to date:
    
     Total complaints/referrals to NZ Police by the ACC for police
     consideration where a criminal matter has or may have
     occurred/alleged
    
     Dates of any referrals and subject of
    
     Also, In reference to an ACC matter on this website dated 6 June
     2013 would NZ Police clarify whether the decision implies that;
    
     There was no such complaint made by the ACC or six assesors
    
     There was a complaint made however the evidence to support the
     complaint is missing
    
     Yours faithfully,
    
     Anthony Jordan
    
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New Zealand Police

Dear Mr Jordan

 

Thank you for your request received on 17 June 2013 under the Official
Information Act 1982 (OIA) relating to information on total
complaints/referrals to Police by the Accident Compensation Corporation
(ACC).

 

Police does not produce statistics on the number of complaints or the
complainants in recorded offences. Therefore, your request is refused
pursuant to section 18(g) of the OIA, as the information is not held by
Police.

 

Police publishes statistics according to offences specified in
legislation. Official Statistics for recorded offences for "Breaches
Accident Compensation By Fraud" are available on the Statistics New
Zealand website (www.stats.govt.nz).

 

As to the second part of your request, the response made by Superintendent
Drew dated 7 June 2013 has stated the reason for refusing your previous
request.

 

Although for the reasons above none of the information you have sought has
been provided with this letter, I trust my response is still helpful in
guiding you to the online holdings for such data.

 

As you may already be aware, you have the right under section 28(3) of the
OIA to seek a review of my handling of your request by the Office of the
Ombudsmen.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

 

 

 

 

Catherine Cotter

Acting National Manager

Planning and Performance Group

Police National Headquarters

New Zealand Police

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From: Anthony Jordan

Dear New Zealand Police,

1/ In reference to the above statements and the statement provided in reply 7 June 2013, would this imply no complaint has been made

2/ If the NZ Police are approached and 'Involved' in safety matters such as the one the Accident Compensation Corp refer to in their letter dated 30 April 2013 ( https://fyi.org.nz/request/813/response/... ) i.e. Harassment, Death Threats and threats towards their families. Would it be expected, by law, to make a formal system record of such discussions or contact for future Police reference in case any of these threats were to be carried out?

Yours faithfully,

Anthony Jordan

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Raewyn Thomson

Ministerial Services

Police National Headquarters

PO Box 3017

WELLINGTON

 

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