Source: New Zealand Police (National News)
Ā te Paraire ka whakapōtaetia te Rāngai i Te Kāreti o Te Karauna mō Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa
Ka kopoua ngā pirihimana hou o te Rāngai 352 ā te Paraire, ā, ka whakapōtaetia i Te Kāreti o Ngā Pirihimana i Porirua.
Ka tae atu a Minita mō Ngā Pirihimana a Poto Williams, Kairangi o te Rāngai a Linda Clark, me te Kōmihana a Andrew Coster ki te whakapōtaetanga. Ka tukuna ngā mema o te rāngai ki ngā rohe puta noa i Aotearoa, ā, ka tīmata hei te 11 Āperira. He nui ngā kokenga o tēnei rāngai.
Mārama kehokeho ana te huarahi mā ngā mema rāngai e rua, tētahi nō te kaupapa Huarahi Pirihimana ka whakapōtaetia hei pirihimana.
Ko tā Te Huarahi Pirihimana he āheinga mō ngā tauira tau 13 kia mārama ai ki ngā mahi a te pirihimana,he māramatanga anō hei ara pirihimana mōna, ā, ka whai whiwhinga i reira anō hoki. I tēnei wā, 95 ngā kura puta noa i te motu e mahi tahi ana ki Ngā Pirihimana, ā, kei te eke panuku te kaupapa nei.
Kua nui ake ngā tauira e aro haere ana ki te hātepe o te kimi ika tauhou, ā, he kaimahi ētahi nō roto mai o ō mātou Whare Ratonga i te Whakahaere Kōnae me te Taupaepae Mātua, ka mutu, kei ō mātou tīma kimi ika tauhou me te Tari Whaine Pirihimana.
Tētahi kokenga nui – ka whakapōtaetia te ika tauhou toru mano mai i te uru atu a te Kāwanatanga i te Oketopa 2017, e manawanui ana kia nui ake te aroākapa o Ngā Pirihimana.
Nā te tautoko ā-pūtea mai a te Kāwanatanga ka taea ētahi anō pirihimana ki ngā hapori o Aotearoa hei ārai i te hara me te mahi tūkino. Kua whai āheinga Ngā Pirihimana kia tipu te matarautanga o te aroākapa o ngā pirihimana.
He kaiārahi a Kairangi o te Rāngai Linda Clark mō te rāngai. He tino rōia ia, ā, he mema o te Komiti Whakamanawa me te Tūraru o Ngā Pirihimana, me tana tohutohu motuhake e pā ana ki ngā raru rautaki.
KA MUTU
HE PĀNUI KI TE HUNGA PĀPĀHO: Nā ngā herenga o te KOWHEORI, kua whakakorengia te hunga pāpāho ka tae ki te whakapōtaetanga ā te Paraire. Tēnā koa, whakapā atu ki media@police.govt.nz mō ngā pakirehua mō tēnei whakapōtaetanga.
Ka whakaputaina tētahi kōrero i te makahīni Tekau Tahi me ngā pikitia ki runga i te paetukutuku o Ngā Pirihimana.
Wing to graduate from the Royal New Zealand Police College on Friday
The new constables of Wing 352 are being attested on Friday and will graduate from the Police College in Porirua. Police Minister Poto Williams, Wing Patron Linda Clark, and Commissioner Andrew Coster will attend the ceremony.
The wing members will be posted to districts throughout New Zealand and will begin their district postings from 11 April.
This wing has achieved a couple of notable milestones.
The pathway into Police has been clear for two wing members, the first from the Police Pathway programme to graduate as police officers.
Police Pathway gives year 13 school students the opportunity to understand the role of police and gain insight into policing as a career, all while earning NCEA credits.
Currently delivered in 95 schools across the country in partnership with Police, the programme is really coming to fruition.
More students from the programme are actively engaged in the constabulary recruitment process, while there are a number who are currently working as employees within our Service Centres in File Management and Front Counter and also in our Recruitment teams and the Police Infringement Bureau.
Another milestone is a big one – this wing sees the 3,000th recruit to graduate since the Government first took office in October 2017 and committed to boosting Police’s frontline.
With the Government’s investment Police has been able to put more officers into New Zealand’s communities to prevent crime and harm. It has also given Police the opportunity to grow the diversity of the frontline.
Wing Patron Linda Clark has been a mentor to the wing. She is a highly-regarded lawyer and member of Police’s Assurance and Risk Committee, providing independent advice on strategic issues.
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NOTE TO MEDIA: Unfortunately Media will not be able to attend Friday’s ceremony due to COVID restrictions. Please contact media@police.govt.nz for any queries in relation to this graduation.
Look out for a Ten One Magazine story that will be published, with photos, on the Police website.
Issued by Police Media Centre
