Contents
- Executive summary
- Chapter 1: The case for change
- Chapter 2: Key principles to guide policing
- Chapter 3: Effective policing for New Zealanders
- Chapter 4: People in policing
- Chapter 5: Platforms for success
- Chapter 6: Anticipating the future
- Chapter 7: Next steps
- Appendices
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