新西兰官员知道警察精神保健支助有缺陷,但推迟了费用改革,促使采取由家庭主导的应对措施。 New Zealand officials knew police mental health support was flawed but delayed reforms over cost, prompting a family-led response.

新西兰政府文件显示, 高级官员知道警方内部精神伤害制度, 被称为「迷你ACC」, 是有缺陷的、昂贵的、无效的, 尽管2024年WorkSafe报告称其为「设计不安全」。 New Zealand government documents reveal that senior officials knew the police force’s internal mental injury system, dubbed a "mini-ACC," is flawed, costly, and ineffective, despite a 2024 WorkSafe report calling it "unsafe by design." 官员们承认存在系统性问题,包括创伤风险、支助不连贯和领导力失灵,但由于费用问题而拒绝改革。 Officials acknowledged systemic issues including trauma exposure, inconsistent support, and leadership failures but rejected reforms due to cost concerns. 作为回应,蓝希望基金会正在启动一个家庭主导的支助网络,提供倡导、法律援助和保密资源,理由是官方渠道没有采取行动。 In response, the Blue Hope Foundation is launching a family-led support network offering advocacy, legal aid, and confidential resources, citing a lack of action from official channels. 监察官正在审查MBIE拒绝提供关键政策咨询的情况,而倡导者则要求透明度、独立监督以及国家采取对警察的心理健康保护。 The Ombudsman is reviewing MBIE’s withholding of key policy advice, while advocates demand transparency, independent oversight, and national adoption of mental health protections for police.