Takutai Moana Update: One of the functional policy areas to remain with Te Arawhiti / the Ministry for Justice is oversight of the Marine and
Review of Treaty of Waitangi Clauses in Legislation Earlier this month the Minister of Justice (and for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations), Paul Goldsmith, confirmed that
Last month the Ministry of Justice released renewed data from its ongoing surveying of victims of crime. Unlike earlier work, there is not a separate
Last month the Ministry of Justice released summary data tables on criminal offending for the year to 30 June 2024. The data shows circa 22,000
Last week the New Zealand Police (Police) uploaded onto their website research reports concluding phase one of work into understanding matters of fairness and equity
Also this week – with impeccably poor political nous and timing – the Minister for Children, Karen Chhour, launched a ‘Military Style Academy Pilot’ (aka
Last week we provided policy commentary on gangs, making two distinct points. First that there are policy design problems with this Government’s proposed new approaches
Last week we provided an overview of briefings to incoming ministers in the economic and environmental sectors. (This series of briefings were written last November
Last Thursday, on the Government’s 99th day in office, the Minister of Justice, Paul Goldsmith, introduced the Gangs Legislation Amendment Bill. The bill was read
[Note this review excludes the stand-alone internal agency of Te Arawhiti, which we will review separately.] From a Māori policy perspective, the question of the
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