Oh look. The Police are on tour.
We had asked what they were doing to mend the relationship between them and shooters. As was ordered by the Police Minister.
Mike McIlraith chose to treat this as an official information act request.
We are still waiting on the answer.
But this could be result. A good start.
Please attend.
We at the Kiwi Gun Blog will be suggesting “Follow the law” as some feedback.
Firearms Project Community Discussion Sessions
[24 May] In Police’s effort to review and improve the administration of the Arms Act, the Arms Act Service Delivery Group is looking closely at how Police can best deliver firearms related services to the public in a timely, consistent, and cost effective manner.
To assist with this work, the project team are looking to meet with Police district staff and firearms user community members for participatory discussion sessions in all police districts. These sessions are designed in a way that it will enable you to contribute creatively to the current thinking around challenges, opportunities, needs, and wants of the firearms community when interacting with Police for Arms Act related services. We want to hear about any insights you may have from your interaction with the Police and external agencies involved in the delivery of services. We will also take time to understand from you what you think the areas are that we need to focus on, and how we may improve our service model to deliver consistent, timely, and efficient services to you. During the workshop, you will have a chance to ask questions, have open and genuine discussion, and provide any feedback to help us shape our understanding of unique issues in your community.
The schedule of visits is shown below. While the times and dates will remain unchanged, the schedule will be updated with venue locations as we finalise arrangements with venue providers. Updates will be published in this section of the Police website.
All firearms community members are welcome to attend.
Firearms Community Sessions Schedule
District | Date | Session Time | Session locations |
Wellington (Upper Hutt) | Friday 1 June | 12.30pm to 2pm | Upper Hutt Police Station |
New Plymouth | Tuesday 5 June | 11am to 12.30pm | TBA |
Taupo | Wednesday 6 June | 10.30am to 12pm | TBA |
Napier | Thursday 6 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Palmerston North | Thursday 7 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Rotorua | Monday 11 June | 10.30am to 12pm | TBA |
Tauranga | Monday 11 June | 8am to 9.30am | TBA |
Manukau | Tuesday 12 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Whangarei | Wednesday 13 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Gisborne | Thursday 14 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Greymouth | Monday 18 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Christchurch | Tuesday 19 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Timaru | Wednesday 20 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Hamilton | Thursday 21 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Nelson | Monday 25 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Blenheim | Tuesday 26 June | 1pm to 2.30pm | TBA |
Invercargill | Thursday 28 June | 4.30pm to 6pm | TBA |
Dunedin | Friday 29 June | 2pm to 3.30pm | TBA |
More updates will be here:
http://www.police.govt.nz/advice/firearms-and-safety/news-and-updates
Why the police would announce the before they have the venues is strange. But there you go.
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