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15 October, 2009

Taking care of business - the fight against organised crime

Address to the NZ Police Association Annual Conference James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor, Wellington

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22 September, 2009

Address to Horowhenua Neighbourhood Support

Thank you for inviting me to join you this evening, and thank you for that kind introduction.

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19 September, 2009

Address to Sensible Sentencing Trust Victims' Rights Conference

Good morning, and thank you for inviting me to join you today, and thank you for that kind introduction.

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11 September, 2009

Address to opening of Christchurch South Police Station

As Police Minister, few things give me greater pleasure than the opportunity to open a new police station.

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24 August, 2009

Address to e-Crime Lab Project EVE launch

Thank you for inviting me to join you today as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the e-Crime Lab (ECL) and launch the Environment for Virtualised Evidence, or Project EVE.

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29 July, 2009

Speech to Metro Sector – Local Government NZ AGM

Good morning, and thank you for inviting me to join you at the Metro Sector – Local Government New Zealand AGM.

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3 July, 2009

Address to luncheon of the Ex Police Officers Club – Auckland

Papakura, 3 July 2009.

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10 February, 2009

A modern police service for a modern city

It is a great pleasure to be with you to celebrate the opening of the second stage of the new Manukau police station – the nerve centre of policing in South Auckland.

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8 December, 2008

Address to Royal New Zealand Police College Graduation

I would like to congratulate all graduates for their hard work and perseverance over what I am sure has been a demanding 19 weeks.

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25 November, 2008

Speech notes for National Chemical Diversion Congress

My briefing is that the Chemical Diversion Conference is essentially an Australian affair. For New Zealand, it is an honour to borrow the CDC for one year at least.

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