The New
Zealand Police (na maorskom: Ngā Pirihimana o
Aotearoa, direktan prijevod Policajci Novog Zelanda) su
nacionalne policijske snage Novog Zealanda zadužene za održavanje javnog
reda i mira. Sa svojih 11000 pripadnika to je najveća organizacija za
provedbu zakona u zemlji i ima primarnu ulogu (u najvećem broju
slučajeva) u provođenju borbe protiv kriminala. Uz osnovne policijske
dužnosti tu su i osiguranje nacionalne sigurnosti, prometa, izdavanje
dozvola za držanje oružja, čuvanje VIP osoba itd. I ako je Policija
Novog Zealanda pod upravom Vlade, gdje je za njih odgovoran Ministar
unutarnjih poslova, zakletvu ne polažu Vladi već Suverenu, Britanskoj
kraljici i po Ustavu su nezavisni od u tom momentu vlade na vlasti. |
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POLICE
HELMET |
POLICE
VISOR HAT |
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Oznaka
za kacigu |
Oznaka
za šapku |
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The New Zealand Police (Māori: Ngā Pirihimana o
Aotearoa, lit. The Policemen of New Zealand) is the national
police force of New Zealand, responsible for enforcing criminal law,
enhancing public safety, maintaining order and keeping the peace
throughout New Zealand. With over 11,000 staff it is the largest law
enforcement agency in New Zealand, and with few exceptions has primary
jurisdiction over the majority of New Zealand criminal law. The New
Zealand police also has responsibility for traffic and commercial
vehicle enforcement as well as other key responsibilities including
dignitary protection, firearms licensing and matters of national
security. While the New Zealand Police is a government department with a
minister responsible for it, the Commissioner and sworn members swear
allegiance directly to the Sovereign and, by constitutional convention,
have constabulary independence from the government of the day. |
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ID BADGES
IDENTIFIKACIJSKE ZNAČKE |
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FRONT SIDE |
OPEN WALLET |
Prednja strana |
Otvoren etui za službenu iskaznicu i značku |
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SERGEANT's ID WALLET BADGE |
COMMISSIONER's ID WALLET BADGE |
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Narednik -
službena značka |
Komesar -
službena značka |
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PATCHES
PLATNENE
OZNAKE |
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I ako
njome upravlja Komesar, Policija Novog Zealanda je decentralizirana
organizacija, podjeljena u dvanaest distrikta. Svaki od njih ima
centralnu stanicu iz koje se upravlja podređenim stanicama. Svaki od
ovih distrikta ima svoje područje odgovornosti (određeno geografski) i
svoja tri komunikacijska centra (555 za promet, 111 za hitne slučajeve i
ostalo). Iz Nacionalne policijske uprave se određuje politika
djelovanja, planira te upravlja i naravno nadgleda rad svih podređenih
distrikta i ustanova. Postoji preko 400 policijskih stanica diljem
zemlje u kojima više od 11000 pripadnika reagira na preko 600000 poziva
(na 111) godišnje. |
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SLEEVE
PATCH |
SLEEVE
PATCH |
SWAT SLEEVE
PATCH |
Oznaka
za rukav |
Oznaka
za rukav |
Oznaka
za rukav - specijalci |
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Although headed by a Commissioner, the New Zealand Police is a
decentralised organisation divided into twelve districts. Each district
has a central station from which subsidiary and suburban stations are
managed. Each District has a geographical area of responsibility, three
communications centres that each receive calls from *555 traffic, 111
emergency or general queues, and a Police National Headquarters that
provides policy and planning advice as well as national oversight and
management of the organisation. There are over 400 community-based
police stations around the country with more than 11,000 staff who
respond to more than 600,000 emergency 111 calls each year. |
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AIRPORT POLICE SLEEVE
PATCH |
AIR
SUPPORT UNIT |
K-9
POLICE |
Oznaka
za rukav - aerodromska policija |
Jedinica
zračne podrške |
Vodič
pasa - policija |
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K-9
CUSTOM |
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Vodič
pasa - carina |
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TRAFFIC POLICE
PROMETNA
POLICIJA |
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1992.
g. dolazi do ujedinjavanja Službe za sigurnost na prometnicama sa
policijom. Do tada su Ministarstvo transporta i lokalne zajednice bili
zaduženi za provođenje zakona vezanih uz promet. 2001. policija ponovno
uspostavlja posebnu službu prometne policije poznatu kao Highway Patrol.
Lokalnim je zajednicama ostao nadzor parkiranja. |
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SLEEVE
PATCH |
CAP BADGE pre 1992 |
SLEEVE
PATCH used
pre 1992 |
Oznaka za rukav |
Oznaka
za kape prije 1992. godine |
Oznaka za rukav prije 1992. godine |
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On 1 July 1992, the Traffic Safety Service of the Ministry of Transport
was merged with the Police. Up until that time, the Ministry of
Transport and local councils had been responsible for traffic law
enforcement. In 2001, the Police re-established a specialist road
policing branch known as the Highway Patrol. Today the Police are
responsible for enforcing traffic law, while local councils enforce
parking regulations. |
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INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS
MEĐUNARODNE
MISIJE |
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SLEEVE
PATCH |
SLEEVE
PATCH for UN MISSIONS |
CAP BADGE for UN
MISSIONS |
Oznaka za rukav |
Oznaka za rukav u UN misijama |
Oznaka
za kape u UN misijama |
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RANKS
ČINOVI |
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Oznake
činova novozelandske policije vuku svoje korjene u kolonijalnoj prošlosti
države. Još je uvijek jaka sličnost sa britanskim vojnim činovima. Komesar
je u rangu general-pukovnika, njegov zamjenik u nivou general-majora dok je
pomoćnik komesara u nivou brigadira. Šef inspektor je kao pukovnik, a
inspektor je kao kapetan. Stariji narednik odgovora činu zastavnika (Warrant
Officer). Narednici su isti po rangu u obadvije službe dok su pozornici
(Constables) vojnici. Napredovanje u službi (po činovima) ovisi o položenim
kvalifikacijskim ispitima te postavljanjima. Struktura policije statistički
gledano izgleda ovako: 75% pozornika, 15% narednika, 5% starijih narednika
te 5% starijih zvanja, od inspektora na više. |
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INSPECTOR |
CHIEF INSPECTOR
(obsolete) |
CROWN and PIP |
Inspektor |
Glavni inspektor
(čin je ukinut) |
Kruna i "cvijet" |
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The insignia of rank worn by New Zealand police officers has its origins
in colonial past. The uniforms drew on the insignia of rank worn by the
British military. There is still a strong parallel with army ranks
today. The Commissioner equates to a Lieutenant General. The Deputy
Commissioner is the equivalent of a Major General. An Assistant
Commissioner is the same as a Brigadier. A Superintendent equates to
Lieutenant Colonel. An Inspector is the same rank as a Captain. A Senior
Sergeant is the equivalent of a Warrant Officer. Sergeants are the same
in both services. There is no equivalent army rank for a Senior
Constable. Constables are the same as Privates. Progression through the
ranks depends on passing qualifying exams and applying for and being
appointed to vacancies.The breakdown of police officers in the
respective ranks is as follows: 75% are Constables, 15% are Sergeants,
5% are Senior Sergeants and 5% are Inspectors and above. |
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