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Project Praises Wellington’s Rejection Of Scheme
Friday, 29 September 2000, 2:04 pm | Yellow Triangle Prevention Project
The Yellow Triangle Prevention Project, a New Zealand wide opposition group to the Under 25 Scheme, has praised the Wellington Police’s decision not to introduce the controversial Scheme in Wellington. The Wellington Police have rejected the Scheme ... More >>
Project Complains To Human Rights Commission
Wednesday, 19 July 2000, 5:00 pm | Yellow Triangle Prevention Project
The Yellow Triangle Prevention Project has lodged another formal complaint to the Human Rights Commission about private sponsorship of the controversial Under 25 Scheme. The Project has formally complained against the Timaru Police, Vehicle Testing NZ ... More >>
Ombudsma Investigates Minister's OIA Refusal
Wednesday, 5 July 2000, 9:46 am | Yellow Triangle Prevention Project
The Ombudsman has decided to investigate the Minister of Police's decision not to release the Crown Law advice on the controversial Under 25 Scheme under the Official Information Act. Ombudsman Anand Satyanand has written to the Minister of Police, ... More >>
Petition Launched To Abolish Under 25 Scheme
Thursday, 29 June 2000, 10:10 am | Yellow Triangle Prevention Project
The Yellow Triangle Prevention Project has launched a parliamentary petition requesting that the House of Representatives immediately abolish the New Zealand Police's controversial Under 25 Scheme. The project is a coalition of groups and individuals opposed to ... More >>
Refusal To Release Crown Law Advice On Triangles
Wednesday, 21 June 2000, 12:36 am | Yellow Triangle Prevention Project
The Yellow Triangle Prevention Project has appealed to the office of the Ombudsmen for the public release of the Crown Law advice on the controversial under 25 scheme. The appeal follows the refusal from George Hawkins, the Minister of Police, to release ... More >>
