
Firearms reform - update
The Ministry of Justice wants to thank the thousands of people who made submissions on the rewrite of the Arms Act 1983.
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The Ministry of Justice wants to thank the thousands of people who made submissions on the rewrite of the Arms Act 1983.
Everyone mailing the Ministry needs to ensure they have the correct address information, due to recent changes to the way New Zealand Post delivers mail.
The Ministry of Justice is to lead a review of the legal aid system in 2025.
The courts will soon have a new tool to combat instances where people use Family Court proceedings to abuse others
Government to implement recommendations from the UN Committee on Torture
The Ministry of Justice is urging everyone to have their say on the Government’s rewrite of the Arms Act 1983.
The Ministry of Justice has welcomed the release of the latest evaluation of New Zealand’s work in addressing bribery.
The Ministry of Justice is seeking public feedback on the future of courts & justice services as it looks to prepare its 2nd Long-Term Insights Briefing.
The Government is seeking public feedback its draft report under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
Courts and tribunals will be closed during the holiday period. Reopening dates vary, starting from 3 January 2025, with all locations open by 20 January.
The Government is passing two new laws that aim to inhibit gang activity which will take effect from 21 November 2024.
The Prime Minister has apologised to survivors of abuse in state care.
The Ministry of Justice’s New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey, conducted by Ipsos each year helps us understand crime and create safer communities.
The Ministry of Justice’s 2023/24 Annual Report, published today, presents the Ministry’s progress against its strategic priorities.
The Waitangi Tribunal has launched a new website featuring improved user experience and te reo Māori capability.
Have your say on proposals to reduce wait times in criminal courts - Submissions have closed.
A new video looking to improve understanding of the District Court’s Young Adult List court has been produced.
Whanaketia – through pain and trauma, from darkness to light now publicly available.