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11 April 2014

To promote good practice and encourage professionalism, Corrections has launched a journal - Practice: The New Zealand Corrections Journal.

27 May 2013

Quarterly community probation and prison facts and statistics.

16 May 2012

Cutting the rates of re-offending adds significantly to the social well-being of our communities.

22 October 2013

Corrections' latest Annual Report and those from previous years.

08 July 2011

The Government's priorities for the Department of Corrections reflect its commitment to improved public safety, more effective prisoner rehabilitation, and obtaining the best value from the resources available.

17 May 2013

New Zealand's crime rate is at its lowest in 30 years, and the number of people in our courts and prisons is decreasing. With its primary goal of reducing re-offending, the Department of Corrections is making a significant contribution to this achievement.

Six-monthly disclosures of the Department's Chief Executive's expenses.

This District Plan sets out our major initiatives.

01 May 2005

The Statement of Intent sets out the overall direction of the Department for the period 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006. It is organised into three parts.

01 October 2011

'Creating Lasting Change' Corrections' Strategic Business Plan 2011-2015 Year one.

01 May 2008

The Department of Corrections is an important part of the justice sector. It is responsible for ensuring that the sentences and orders of the courts are complied with and for the management of offenders in the community and the prison system.

01 May 2006

View Source This Statement of Intent sets out the overall direction of the Department of Corrections for the period 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007.

10 April 2014

The Offender Population Report (formerly known as the Offender Volumes Report) presents information about the offender population managed by the Department and helps Corrections plan and develop policies relating to offender management and rehabilitation.

01 September 2008

The Department of Corrections Business Plan 2008-2013.

31 May 2013

The purpose of the Prisons Operations Manual is to provide instructions to Prison employees on the day-to-day activities relating to managing a prison.

01 May 2013

The Integrated Practice Framework (IPF) has been implemented by Community Probation as part of a fundamental redesign of probation practice for the management of offenders in the community.

20 February 2013

This literature and research review looked at the status of domestic violence interventions in Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, United States and New Zealand (2012).

20 February 2013

A formative evaluation of the 'Tai Aroha' residential community-based programme for high-risk offenders (2012).

20 February 2013

An evaluation of the performance and effectiveness of Corrections' four High Risk Special Treatment Units (2012).

20 February 2013

This review covers: trends in youth offending in New Zealand, developmental considerations, interventions and youth offending, characteristics of effective programmes, and specific responsivity (2012).

01 September 2012

'Creating Lasting Change' Corrections' Strategic Business Plan 2011-2015 Year two.

07 October 2009

The Department's Prisoner Skills and Employment Strategy for 2009-2012.

01 July 2008

The CPPS Plan to Improve Compliance with Procedures for Managing Parole Orders 2008-2009.

15 September 2008

Reconviction patterns of released prisoners: A 60-monith follow-up analysis.

02 February 2012

Read the Briefing for the Incoming Minister prepared in 2011.

09 October 2009

The Department's Drug and Alcohol Strategy for 2009-2014.

14 October 2009

Corrections has launched a multi-year programme to transform community probation services in this country.

01 June 2013

We make sure that prisoners in New Zealand are contained humanely.

01 July 2001

Inmate Employment Strategic Document.

01 June 2013

Four main pieces of legislation govern the work of the Department of Corrections. These are the Corrections Act 2004, Parole Act 2002, Sentencing Act 2002 and Bail Act 2000.

01 June 2013

This Act establishes New Zealand's corrections system - which Corrections is responsible for administering.

01 June 2013

The Corrections Regulations 2005 provide detailed rules to ensure the good management of the corrections system and safe custody of prisoners.

01 June 2013

The Corrections Amendment Act 2013 was passed to remove legislative barriers to the better management of prisoners.

01 June 2013

This Act sets out the rules governing the granting or refusal of bail.

01 June 2013

The Parole Act 2002 specifies how and when offenders are released from prison.

01 June 2013

This Act sets out the major purposes and principles of sentencing to guide Judges in the exercise of their discretion to sentence offenders.

18 September 2012

View Source The Public Safety (Public Protection Orders) Bill establishes a new civil detention regime with a new court order to be called a Public Protection Order with secure residences located in prison precincts.

14 October 2011

This Bill contains nearly 50 legislative amendments to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the Corrections system.

09 June 2011

Measures are being taken to address prison population pressures, including approval for extended double-bunking at five prisons. However, there is uncertainty about the ability to access the additional double-bunked capacity.

10 March 2014

Corrections News is the quarterly flagship publication of the Department of Corrections; it gives readers a roundup of recent activity, news and interviews.

01 April 2013

Community Works is a quarterly publication with news about successful community projects around the country involving offenders serving community work sentences.

01 February 2013

CorrVolunteer: News for Volunteers working for the Department of Corrections.

03 April 2012

This report investigates the reasons why there are relatively high volumes of offenders on community sentences in New Zealand compared with other jurisdictions.

13 May 2008

Over-representation of Maori in the criminal justice system

15 September 2008

Reconviction patterns of released prisoners: A 60-monith follow-up analysis.

16 August 2011

13 June 2008

15 September 2008

Reconviction Patterns of Released Prisoners: A 36-months Follow-up Analysis.

24 February 2012

Benchmarking Study of Home Detention Programs in Australia and New Zealand.

27 May 2007

Reconviction Patterns of Released Prisoners: A 36-months Follow-up Analysis

13 April 2011

Table of contents of Risk assessment of recidivism of violent sexual female offenders

13 June 2008

Study examining ethnicity-based differences in offenders obtaining Leave to Apply for Home Detention.

13 April 2007

The Utility of the Psychopathy Checklist - Screening Version for Predicting Serious Violent Recidivism in a New Zealand Offender Sample

13 April 2007

Information on New Zealand high-risk offenders

13 April 2007

Table of contents of the Effectiveness of Correctional Treatment

13 April 2007

Te Whakakotahitanga - An Evaluation of the Te Piriti Special Treatment Programme

13 April 2007

Information on Child Sex Offender Treatment

13 April 2007

The census provides a snapshot of the inmate population, which assists the Department in the analysis of how best to respond to offenders' needs and reduce re-offending

14 November 2011

A report from the Department of Corrections to the Minister of Corrections, introducing options for reducing the use of imprisonment under the headings: prevention, alternative sentencing, rehabilitation of established adult offenders. (2001)

13 April 2007

The Criminogenic Needs Inventory (CNI) has been developed to complement the Risk of reConviction (RoC) models by identifying why offenders are at risk

13 April 2007

Best use of Psychological Service treatment resources

13 April 2007

The Prison Youth Vulnerability Scale (PYVS) is a rating scale for the assessment of vulnerability in imprisoned male youth aged from 17 - 19 years

13 April 2007

An investigation into the prevalence of psychiatric disorders among New Zealand inmates

13 April 2007

Statistical models which predict four types of re-offending

13 April 2007

The Driving Offender Treatment (DOT) scale was developed to assess change in beliefs and attitudes that support further traffic offending

13 April 2007

Evaluating the Kia Marama Treatment Programme for New Zealand Sex Offenders Against Children

13 April 2007

A literature-based intervention strategy for young offenders

13 April 2007

Storm Warning - Statistical Models for Predicting Violence

13 April 2007

A study to establish whether family members of inmates have relocated to the prison region as a result of the imprisonment, and to determine whether those who move do so permanently or leave after the inmate is released

01 January 2004

Contents page of A Risk-Need Profile Using Four Measures for Youth Offenders Incarcerated in Young Offender Units

01 July 2013

Contract between the Department of Corrections and Serco for the mangement of Mt Eden Prison

12 August 2013

Drug and alcohol abuse is a major driver of crime. Two-thirds of New Zealand prisoners have substance abuse problems and more than 50% of crime is committed by people under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

12 August 2013

We will increase the quality and availability of interventions to ensure that more offenders receive rehabilitation programmes with proven results.

12 August 2013

Our community probation staff play a key role in reducing re-offending. Working on the frontline, probation staff have the ability to make important decisions that can make a real difference to people's lives.

12 August 2013

We know that people in regular employment are less likely to re-offend. However, for many prisoners with a criminal history and limited education, it can be hard to find a job upon release.

12 August 2013

Recent data has shown that up to 60% of prisoners are unemployed before imprisonment. Yet we know that people who find stable employment on leaving prison are less likely to commit crime in the 12 months after their release.

12 August 2013

We work with a number of iwi and community groups that have proven results in rehabilitation and helping prisoners make a successful return to their communities.

30 August 2013

Creating Lasting Change Year Three is Corrections' strategy for 2013-2014. It sets out the Department of Corrections' vision for the future, and outlines the steps needed to get there.

05 November 2013

Report on phase three of the formative evaluation of the Mothers with Babies Units, June 2013

16 October 2013

Synthesis of Selected Literature on what works for Maori.

Findings from a two-phase research investigation.

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