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NZ: PIs should not be restricted more than public – Sir Geoffrey

Posted on November 19, 2009July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Private investigators should not be restricted from taking photos or recording people any more than the general public is, Law Commission president Geoffrey Palmer says.

However, restrictions on the general public were too lax, he said.

There was “no justification” for private investigators to be singled out for restrictions when ordinary members of the public did not face the same ones, Sir Geoffrey told NZPA.

He presented the commission’s briefing on the issue to Parliament’s justice select committee this morning. The committee is considering the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Bill.

Read more on the National Business Review.

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