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Corruption in New Zealand

New Zealand is regarded as having one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, but Transparency International and the Serious Fraud Office have expressed concerns recently about the growth of organised crime in New Zealand, poor accountability in public sector procurement, weaknesses in border controls and an increase in fraud and cybercrime.

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Potential political corruption

Kris FaafoiNZTATaito Philip FieldMichael WoodStuart Nash
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Overview

New ZealandCorruptionBriberyEmbezzlementNepotism
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Business related fraud

Tax Justice Network
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Definitions of corruption

ExtortionKickbacksMoney launderingMinistry of Justice
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Business related fraud

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Police misconduct

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Corruption in New Zealand

Nodes66
Edges65
Triples22
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030303
Components1

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new fraud corruption zealand police tax crime including public national government scams nz lobbying organised million billion bribery 2024 involving

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briberyinstance ofweaknesses in border controls and an increase in fraud and cybercrime.Corruption involves activities0.80text
embezzlementinstance ofweaknesses in border controls and an increase in fraud and cybercrime.Corruption involves activities0.80text
nepotisminstance ofweaknesses in border controls and an increase in fraud and cybercrime.Corruption involves activities0.80text
fraudinstance ofweaknesses in border controls and an increase in fraud and cybercrime.Corruption involves activities0.80text
and conflicts of interestinstance ofweaknesses in border controls and an increase in fraud and cybercrime.Corruption involves activities0.80text
among othersinstance ofweaknesses in border controls and an increase in fraud and cybercrime.Corruption involves activities0.80text
vendors or third-party suppliersinstance ofwith external parties0.80text
responsible for 84instance ofwith external parties0.80text
law firmsinstance ofespecially those handling large financial transactions0.80text
real estate agenciesinstance ofespecially those handling large financial transactions0.80text
Australia or Canadainstance ofUnlike countries0.80text
the lobbying industry is largely unregulatedinstance ofUnlike countries0.80text

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