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Zaoui family decision

Thursday, 8 February 2007, 4:11 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Government

Hon David Cunliffe
Minister of Immigration

Immigration Minister David Cunliffe has decided not to allow the family of Ahmed Zaoui to come to New Zealand while Mr Zaoui's security risk certificate review is being determined.

"As Mr Zaoui's own status in New Zealand is yet to be determined, I have decided that it is not appropriate that his family should be allowed to come here," Mr Cunliffe said.

"I have made this decision without prejudice to any final decision on Mr Zaoui or his family.

"I can make no further comment on this matter."

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