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D4.10 Making and serving a removal order (01/10/1999)
Immigration Act 1987 ss54, 56
- A removal order can only be made by certain designated immigration officers who have not been previously involved at any time in determining an application for a permit made by the subject of the order.
- If the subject of the removal order has any dependent children who are unlawfully in New Zealand, the names of any such children may be included in the removal order.
- A removal order must only be served where the identity and immigration status of the person named in the removal order has been established.
- A removal order must only be served on the person named in it by personal service.
- Removal orders may be served at any reasonable time of the day or night.
- While only certain designated immigration officers may make a removal order, any warranted immigration officer or member of the Police may serve a removal order.
- If the subject of the removal order is a minor the order must be served on the nominated responsible adult (see D5.15).
Effective 01/10/1999
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