The scale and complexity of Police operations provides a variety of jobs and career paths within the organisation. As well as day-to-day job variety, the work ensures that employees make good use of their knowledge and skills. Managers within Police support and encourage staff in their jobs. Employees can take ownership of both their career and professional development to make the most of their potential.
Along with corporate functions like Finance, ICT and HR, we also have groups unique to police. Our criminal investigations group provides specialist services which include e-crime, forensics and fingerprinting. Māori, Pacific and Ethnic Services works to enhance Police's leadership and commitment to responsive policy development and service delivery to Māori, Pacific and Ethnic people. The International Services Group partners with Police's international counterparts to develop policing capability across the Asia-Pacific region.
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Here is an overview of some of the Police Groups
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National Intelligence Centre Provides advice, information and analysis to enable Police to prevent crime and road trauma. |
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National Criminal Investigations Group Oversees national criminal investigations and develops investigative best practice. Also provides specialist services which include e-crime, forensics and fingerprinting. |
Māori, Pacific and Ethnic Services Works to enhance Police's leadership and commitment to responsive policy development and service delivery to Māori, Pacific and Ethnic people. |
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Finance Group Provides advice and support to enable Police to achieve organisational objectives through sound financial management. |
ICT Enables policing through ICT systems and services. ICT's work includes hardware, applications, telephony and radio. |
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International Services Group Partners with Police's international counterparts to develop policing capability across the Asia-Pacific region. This work includes peace operations, capacity building, investigative support and crisis response. |
Police Prosecution Service Leads criminal prosecutions for Police and provides professional advocacy services within the New Zealand justice sector. |
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Media and Communications Responsible for advice and initiatives relating to Police strategic and online communications, marketing, branding and media. |
Road Policing Works to make New Zealand roads safer through enforcement of traffic laws, promoting good driving practices and delivering road safety education. |
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Royal NZ Police College Provides quality education to the right people, at the right time, in the right way, to enable them to achieve the New Zealand Police vision. |
People Supports Police in attracting, developing and retaining talented people across the organisation. |
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National Organised Crime Group |