Government establishes Ministerial Advisory Group to tackle retail crime

A Ministerial Advisory Group will be established to engage with victims of retail crime and advise the Government on how to reduce offending, which ministers claim will help them achieve their targets to reduce the number of violent crime victims and youth crimes.

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith and Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee made the announcement in Auckland today.

They revealed Indian community leader Sunny Kaushal, also the Dairy & Business Owners Group chairman, would also chair the advisory group.

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