Is this Jades Law?
Rt Hon Ann Tolley, minister for police in New Zealand says, that a disclosure procedure would allow for a partner of an offender to be informed of information if it met the right criteria. Is this beginning of Jades Law in NZ?
Blog page for Ian.R.Tyler. Information about Ian.R.Tyler, DI Tom Ross, and the staff at Allensbury Child Protection Unit and all things around Hope Arises can be found here.
Rt Hon Ann Tolley, minister for police in New Zealand says, that a disclosure procedure would allow for a partner of an offender to be informed of information if it met the right criteria. Is this beginning of Jades Law in NZ?
New Zealand Government agrees to suggestions from Ian Tyler and the Sensible Sentencing Trust of NZ and signals an intention to incorporate a disclosure mechanism within New Zealand's Sex Offenders Register. Prior to now they had been adamant it would be fully closed. Ian Tyler applauds Minister Ann Tolley for taking the right course in child protection
Ian Tyler will be presenting at New Zealand's National Victims Conference 2014 in Christchurch. The conference is managed by the Red Raincoat NZ Trust and is backed by funds from the NZ Govt. The event will also be attended by senior UK Police Officer.
Hope Arises in Paperplus Riccarton!! See Facebook page for more details
Hope Arises, by IR Tyler is now available through all good bookstores within New Zealand and within Australia through Fishpond. Hope Arises is named on the Nielson book data.
Author I R Tyler took part in public debate as one of four expert panel members discussing a Sex Offenders Register for New Zealand and Stop the Suppression. Tyler and chat show host Derryn Hinch represented the panel for a register and against name suppression whilst the NO camp was represented by Dr Gwenda Willis and Kim Workman. Adversarial in nature the debate was held at Auckland Grammar School.
Steve Kilgallan investigative writer for the Sunday Star Times interviews author of Hope Arises I.R.Tyler. http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/10261557/Revamp-sex-laws-says-UK-expert
I.R.Tyler interviewed by Natasha Smith from Sky News.
Ian R Tyler becomes national spokesperson for child exploitation and online protection for the Sensible Sentencing Trust of New Zealand
I R Tyler supports calls for a Sex Offenders Register in New Zealand but opposes an Open Register. Authors believes a disclosure mechanism similar, but not the same Sarahs Law, would be the right middle ground in New Zealand.
Author supports calls for sex offenders to be managed in the community, article in the NZ Listener
http://www.listener.co.nz/current-affairs/list-in-translation/
Ian R Tyler becomes national spokesperson and special advisor for Child Exploitation and Online Protection for the Sensible Sentencing Trust of New Zealand
Congratulations to Lynsey! The stats can't be ignored; you are currently my number one fan and have won the first paperback off the production line. I will sign the book personally and send it to your home address. Thank you for your time and support! Keep a watch out for the paperback update in the next 48 hrs.
Work had commenced on the next novel in the 'Hope without Borders' series. Chapter two is completed and Chapter three is in advanced stages. See the 'News' page for exciting new information on Tom Ross and the officers from Allensbury Child Protection Unit
Art work for the paperback cover is nearly completed. New date of release is end of September early October 2013.
Paperback versions of the novel will become available shortly; date to be fixed.
The new novel 'Hope Arises' by author I.R.Tyler is now available in digital format through www.ianrtyler.com and Amazon. First novel in the 'Hope without Borders' series.