[ad_1]
million. Borrows said that there was too much reactive policy around crime.
"If you start talking about a smart crime, it's a crime," he lamented
.
"People with convictions are everywhere, they are related to you and me … They are not a subset of society."
A two-day summit will be held on August 20 On August 22, first in Parliament and then in Porirua
"New Zealand needs less delinquency, less recidivism and fewer victims We can not continue to have one of the highest recidivism rates, "Mr. Little said.
But any" real change "will be a challenge for the government. To bring some change to the law, he will need the support of New Zealand First, which is traditionally tough on crime.
The party has already thwarted Mr. Little's hopes of repealing the Three Strikes Act before the top. "Three Strikes remaining" is identified as a "significant problem" on the NZ First website – indicating its importance to the party's hard core.
Mr. Little insisted that NZ First is " on board "the reform of the criminal justice system 19659002]" They are open to They want to see something smarter than what we have right now, "said the minister.
He said that there could be changes to bail laws, other changes – such as rehabilitation in prisons – will not require legislative change.
The group will report to the minister in early 2019.
Newshub.
Source link
