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Hi
I’m looking for advice as to the easiest and quickest way of getting Freedom of Information from NZ police, specifically pertaining to an investigation they done on me and my family. Currently am in Ireland. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Dessie e;mail ~ [email protected]
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https://fyi.org.nz is worth a look
Comment by Iain Fergusson — Fri 2nd December 2016 @ 11:04 pm
FYI.org.nz has useful information but cannot make requests to organisations for personal information through that site.
This link sets out how to make a request for personal information.
https://fyi.org.nz/body/new_zealand_police
Comment by Ade O'Sullivan — Mon 5th December 2016 @ 9:32 am