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Gangs and Organised Crime Bill

The purpose of the bill is to increase penalties for participation in an organised criminal group, expand police surveillance powers in respect of gang communications, and provide greater powers to remove gang fortifications.

Bills formerly part of this bill: Crimes Amendment Bill, Local Government Amendment Bill, Sentencing Amendment Bill (No 3).

There have been 12 submissions on this bill.

Bill Events

Event Date Ayes Noes Abstentions
In Committee 28 Oct 2009 The Committee divided the bill into the Crimes Amendment Bill, the Local Government Amendment Bill, and the Sentencing Amendment Bill (No 3), pursuant to Supplementary Order Paper51.

Bill reported without amendment.

Report adopted.
Second Reading 10 Sep 2009 Bill read a second time. Ayes 107
National 58
Labour 43
ACT 5
United F. 1
Noes 14
Green 9
Maori 5
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SC Reports 24 Jul 2009 The Law and Order Committee reported on this bill. View the bill as reported from the Law and Order Committee at the New Zealand Legislation website.
Submissions Due 27 Mar 2009
First Reading 10 Feb 2009 Bill read a first time.

Bill referred to the Law and Order Committee.
Ayes 108
National 58
Labour 43
ACT 5
Progres. 1
United F. 1
Noes 14
Green 9
Maori 5
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