A15.25 Delegation of powers: DCE to delegates (30/10/2019)
Instrument of Sub-delegation
Delegation by |
The holder for the time being of Deputy Chief Executive -Immigration New Zealand ("Delegator") |
Delegation to |
Listed in Schedule One ("Delegate") |
Source of delegated powers and functions |
Listed in Schedule One |
Authority for Delegation |
State Sector Act 1988 ("SSA", section 41) |
Dated at Wellington this 27 day of September 2019
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Greg Patchell
Deputy Chief Executive – Immigration New Zealand
Schedule One: Sub-delegated powers and functions (DCE to Delegates)
Legislative Reference |
Description of delegated power or function |
Sub-delegation |
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Immigration Act 2009 |
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26(4) and (5) |
To give general instructions to refugee and protection officers on the order and manner of processing any claim, or specified classes of claim, having regard to any matters the Chief Executive thinks fit. |
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26(4) and (5) |
To give general instructions to immigration officers on the order and manner of processing any applications, or specified classes of application, having regard to any matters the Chief Executive thinks fit. |
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26(8) |
To make arrangements for providing assistance to refugee and protection officers in processing claims. |
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26(8) |
To make arrangements for providing assistance to the Minister and immigration officers in processing applications. |
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29 |
To predetermine the criteria by which an automated electronic system analyses information (if any) about a person that is held by the chief executive or delegated official, and to which the chief executive or delegated official has access - the automatic electronic analysis of which may result in a decision in accordance with section 97 of the Immigration Act 2009. |
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96(1) |
To notify a carrier, and a person in charge of a commercial craft of their obligations under s96 (2) and 96 (3). |
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96(2) |
To receive, by means of an approved system, the information prescribed for the purposes of this subsection. |
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96(3) |
To, in writing, exempt a carrier or a person to whom this section applies from complying with some or all of the carrier's or the person's responsibilities under this section in all or any specified circumstances. |
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97(1) |
To make a decision about a person boarding a craft for the purpose of travelling to New Zealand under section 97(1), including specifying conditions which must be complied with before a person boards a craft for travel to New Zealand. |
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97(2) |
To determine the means by which any decision made under section 97(1) is to be notified to a carrier or person in charge of commercial craft to whom section 96 applies, including, but not limited to by means of an approved system, and in any manner he or she thinks appropriate, including, but not limited to, by means of automatic electronic notification. |
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100 |
To decide that a person who fails to allow biometric information to be collected: may not board a craft, or may board the craft only if the person complies with any conditions specified by the chief executive or his or her delegated authority. |
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102 |
To request, access and retain prescribed information about a person who intended to board a craft for the purpose of travelling to New Zealand, whether or not he or she did in fact board the craft (including, but not limited to, if he or she did not board the craft as a result of a decision made by the chief executive or his or her delegated official under section 97). |
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295(2) |
To provide to the chief executive of the department of State for the time being responsible for the enforcement of fines, any identifying information about a person who is in serious default in the payment of a fine. |
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301(2) and (3) |
To disclose information to a provider of any publicly funded service in order to determine a person's eligibility for access to, and /or liability to pay for, a publicly funded service. |
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302(2) |
To provide information to specified agencies about persons as set out in that section. |
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303 |
For the purpose of enabling specified agencies to establish or verify identity and check matters relating to a person’s character, the Chief Executive may: receive and compare identifying information about certain persons in the specified circumstances and, if any specified information is held about that person, supply that information to authorised officers of specified agencies in accordance with a section 303C agreement |
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305(1) |
To disclose any information specified in section 306 to an overseas agency, body, or person whose functions include:
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305(2)(a), (3) and (4) |
The power to enter into an agreement with certain agencies, bodies or persons to disclose certain information to help prevent, identify, or respond to:
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305(2)(b) and (7) |
To disclose certain information to certain overseas agencies, bodies or persons if the information relates to a suspected:
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384(1) |
To make an endorsement in relation to a passport (other than a New Zealand passport). |
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388(2) |
To specify which functions and powers an immigration officer is authorised under this Act. |
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393 |
To determine the method of determining the amount of fee payable at any time in currency other than New Zealand dollars. |
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Victims’ Rights Act 2002 |
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39(2)(a) |
To advise each specified person (as defined in subsection 4) that the Minister is considering suspending or cancelling the liability for deportation of the criminal offender; or that the criminal offender has appealed against his or her liability for deportation to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal. |
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39(2)(b) |
To request the specified person to provide the Chief Executive the address of the victim of the offence, or of the victim’s representative. |
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39(5)(a) |
If the victim’s address is given to the Chief Executive under subsection (2), give the victim notice that the Minister is considering cancelling or suspending the deportation liability of the offender under section 172 of the Immigration Act 2009. |
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39(5)(b) |
If a deportation liability notice has been served and is being appealed, give the victim’s address to the Immigration and Protection Tribunal so they can give prior notice of the appeal hearing. |
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Effective 30/10/2019