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D4.60 People unlawfully in New Zealand arrested for other offences

Sometimes, people unlawfully in New Zealand are arrested by the Police and placed in custody because they have committed other offences. Because action in relation to other offences takes precedence over removal action, it may not be possible to proceed with removal immediately. If it is still appropriate to remove them, then a removal order should be served and the officer should liaise with the Police to determine how the removal can best be effected.

Effective 01/10/1999

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D4 Removal from New Zealand

D4.1 Removal action

D4.5 Who is liable for removal from New Zealand

D4.10 Making and serving a removal order

D4.15 Content and effect of removal orders

D4.20 Currency of removal orders

D4.25 Cancellation of a removal order

D4.30 Executing a removal order

D4.35 Release or extended detention within the 72 hour period

D4.40 Custody

D4.45 Effect of International Conventions on removal action

D4.50 Issue of warrant of commitment

D4.55 Release from prison into immigration detention

D4.65 Reclaiming costs of removal

D4.70 Forfeiture of bond

D4.75 Appeals against having to leave New Zealand

D4.80 Transitional provisions - existing removal orders

D4.85 Transitional provisions - people unlawfully in New Zealand as at 1 October 1999