NZ and migration partner countries shelve plans to share citizens' criminal convictions

Newseze Wire·Sun, Sep 27, 5:11 PMWire: Radio New Zealand

The arrangement seemed on the cards in 2024, when the criminal database checking group first met in Wellington.

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NZ and migration partner countries shelve plans to share citizens' criminal convictions

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