27 August, 2008
Ministerial statement on the Taser
As delivered in Parliament by Police Minister Annette King
Read full speech >>27 August, 2008
As delivered in Parliament by Police Minister Annette King
Read full speech >>6 August, 2008
Speech in Parliament in which Police Minister Annette King moves that the Policing Bill be read a second time.
Read full speech >>22 July, 2008
"Police and Corrections have both apologised unreservedly to the Ashton family for the human errors that occurred, and endorsed the recommendations of the Inquiry."
Read full speech >>22 July, 2008
Police Minister Annette King hosts a Beehive function in which the NZ Police Association releases its "Towards a Safer New Zealand" policy.
Read full speech >>17 July, 2008
Speech to mark the opening of the 34th new or refurbished Police facility since Labour became the Government in 1999.
Read full speech >>3 July, 2008
"New or refurbished stations are about more than just bricks and mortar. Apart from allowing police to do their job better and more efficiently in purpose-built facilities, the very existence of a new station provides a strong community reassurance factor."
Read full speech >>27 June, 2008
Police Minister Annette King opens the new Gisborne Police Station
Read full speech >>8 May, 2008
Blue Light has been keeping our kids safe now for 25 years. In this speech, Police Minister Annette King acknowledges the excellent work done so far, and the challenges ahead.
Read full speech >>8 May, 2008
In September 1958 the trial began in Wairarapa of a 111 emergency service that was eventually to have an immense impact on the lives and safety of New Zealanders wherever they live. In this speech, Police Minister Hon Annette King acknowledges the establishment of this service 50 years ago.
Read full speech >>19 February, 2008
Police Minister Annette King moves in Parliament that the Policing Bill be read for the first time. The Bill contains the most far-reaching legislative proposals on policing to come before the House in half a century, replacing the 1958 Police Act and two smaller statutes dealing with aspects of international policing. It will fast-forward New Zealand Police legislation into the 21st century.
Read full speech >>14 February, 2008
Counties-Manukau has the first mobile police station of it's kind in the country. The facility will put a fresh emphasis on proactive policing; it will increase the profile of police in various parts of the district and it will also serve as a problem-solving tool for serious crime.
Read full speech >>31 January, 2008
The Labour-led Government has opened 31 new or refurbished police stations since it came into office at the end of 1999. This is Police Minister Annette King's speech at the first opening in 2008
Read full speech >>20 December, 2007
Attention too often focusses on on the negative, and yet so much of the work police officers do is incredibly positive, and focused on improving the safety of NZ communities
Read full speech >>29 November, 2007
"I believe we are only now beginning to expose the real level of domestic violence in this country, to bring to light what has been New Zealand’s dark and shameful secret."
Read full speech >>16 March, 2007
Construction and refurbishment of police stations throughout the country continues.
Read full speech >>6 December, 2006
New Zealand Police now have a full-time police counsellor attached to the New Zealand Embassey in Beijing, says Police Minister Annette King.
Read full speech >>24 November, 2006
Speech at the launch of the Single Non-emergency number demonstration
Read full speech >>21 November, 2006
This NZ Police/Victoria University of Wellington School of Government Symposium on Policing had the theme "Securing the future: Networked Policing in New Zealand."
Read full speech >>9 November, 2006
This Government's replacement of aging Police infrastructure continues
Read full speech >>25 October, 2006
The public has great respect for the quality and integrity of New Zealand Police staff, Police Minister Annette King tells the Police Association annual conference.
Read full speech >>4 September, 2006
Neighbourhood Support groups are one of the most effective ways of ensuring a community's safety, Police Minister Annette King tells a Neighboorhood Support AGM in Wanganui.
Read full speech >>17 July, 2006
Speech includes comment on the safety and security of ethnic communities
Read full speech >>27 June, 2006
Hon Annette King speaks at a dawn vigil against domestic violence this morning.
Read full speech >>23 June, 2006
The Government's programme of reconstruction and refurbishment of police stations continues...
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