New Vessel for New Zealand Police and Customs

August 18, 2006

The New Zealand Customs Servicestated that it and the Auckland Police jointly issued a tender for a new maritime vessel, which will be used to enhance border law enforcement. Source: HK Law

New Vessel for New Zealand Police and Customs

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