Victims Information

• Go to any police station and tell them you want to make a complaint against Police.
• You can also give feedback or make a complaint about Police through their website.
• You can read more in How to make a complaint about Police (PDF, 1.25MB)

• Contact your local Crown Solicitor and tell them you want to make a complaint against the prosecutor.
• Contact details are on the Crown Law Office website.
• If your complaint relates to an appeal email criminal@crownlaw.govt.nz

• Talk to, or send a letter to, your Court Victim Advisor or local Court Manager.
• Make a complaint online.
• Or complete the Victims' Complaints and Feedback form and:
• email it to victimscentre@justice.govt.nz
• post it to Victims Centre, SX10125, Wellington 6140, or
• hand it in to your local court (and they will pass it on to the Victims Centre).

• Call the Judicial Conduct Commissioner on 0800 800 323.
• Or complete a complaint form, available at www.jcc.govt.nz

The Judicial Conduct Commissioner or Ministry of Justice cannot consider complaints relating to a judicial decision, such as a sentence for an offender.

• Write to the Victim Information Manager, Department of Corrections, Private Box 1206, Wellington 6140, or
• Email complaints@corrections.govt.nz

• Call the Manager, New Zealand Parole Board on 0800 727 653, or
• Email info@paroleboard.govt.nz

• Write to the Director of Mental Health, Office of the Director of Mental Health, PO Box 5013, Wellinton 6145, or
• Email info@health.govt.nz

• Call 0508 FAMILY (0508 326 459), or
• Complete a complaint form, available from your local Child, Youth and Family office or at www.cyf.govt.nz.
• You can read more in Feedback and complaints (PDF, 1.54MB)

• Call 0800 030 040 or email feedback@worksafe.govt.nz, or
• Write to Feedback and Complaints, Worksafe New Zealand, PO Box 165, Wellington 6140.

• Write to the Deputy Chief Executive - Immigration, PO Box 3705, Wellington 6140, or
• Email dcecomplaints@dol.govt.nz