Google NZ Data Collection Update
The Privacy Commissioner has agreed to formally refer the matter of Google collection of data from wi-fi networks in New Zealand to the NZ Police.
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The Privacy Commissioner has agreed to formally refer the matter of Google collection of data from wi-fi networks in New Zealand to the NZ Police.
Figures show 101 drivers have been charged under the new drugged driving laws, making the new law a success.
The Sentencing and Parole Reform Bill which has been passed by Parliament denies parole to repeat serious violent offenders.
Police Minister Judith Collins has praised the success of Crimestoppers.
The Three Strikes Bill, which ensure the worst repeat serious violent offenders stay in prison for longer, has passed its second reading in Parliament.
The Commerce Commission have obtained an interim injunction from Auckland High Court to restrain three companies involved in selling Love Springs branded water filters door to door.
The ‘Child Witnesses in the New Zealand Criminal Courts’ report has been launched by Auckland University of Technology’s Institute of Public Policy.
Nine men in Waikeria Prison have graduated from the Special Treatment Unit Rehabilitation Programme which provides treatment for serious violent offenders with a high risk of re-offending.
Justice Minister Simon Power says that the removal of depositions hearings in courts is having a positive impact for court users.
Police Minister Judith Collins said that the priority the government has placed on tackling drugs and violence has been reinforced by the latest Police crime statistics.