Labour gives paedophiles licence to prowl
Thursday, 6 October 2005, 10:46 am
Press Release: New Zealand National Party
Hon Tony Ryall
National Party Law and Order spokesman
6
October 2005
Labour gives paedophiles licence to
prowl
Labour's incompetence gives paedophiles licence
to prowl, says National’s Law and Order spokesman Tony
Ryall.
He is commenting on reports today that dangerous
paedophiles are being freed into the community unsupervised
while court delays undermine laws designed to keep children
safe.
"The shambles in the courts is putting our children
at risk. National has been warning the Government for two
years that the chaotic state of administration in the
nation’s courts is allowing criminals to re-offend,” says Mr
Ryall.
"Three young boys in Christchurch fell victim to
Barry Allen Ryder because of inadequate supervision. And now
even more children may be at risk.
"New Zealand needs a
Minister of Justice who is competent enough to do the job,
not one distracted by foreign jaunts.
"What's needed is
a huge shake-up in court administration, including better
management,” says Mr
Ryall.
ENDS
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