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Chapter D1 Police activities
D1.4 Liaison group, clusters and current allocations for police activities
Road Policing Programme liaison group
The Road Policing Programme liaison group meets on a monthly basis. The group is chaired by the NZTA and has representatives from the NZ Police and Ministry of Transport. It is used as a forum for consulting on the development of the Road Policing Programme.
Clusters
The NZTA will use clustering of territorial authorities for purposes of planning, delivering and reporting on road policing activities.
Clustering allows for greater alignment between the distribution of NZ Police resources and the delivery of police activities, and combinations of activities. This allows a more flexible and integrated enforcement response to address risk and to achieve better outcomes and enhanced reporting within the cluster as identified by:
- road safety action plans (RSAPs)
- network safety coordination (NSC) projects
- risk targeted patrol plans (RTPPs).
Current allocations for police activities
The current allocations for police activities are shown in the current NLTP by work category and territorial authority area - available here.
Further detail on police activities, and combinations of activities, funded from the NLTF is in the Road policing programme published by the NZ Police and available at www.police.govt.nz/service/road/.
This includes:
- road safety management framework
- outcomes
- performance measures
- road policing strategy
- resource allocations
- policing structure.
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