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The Commissioner of Police is the head of the New Zealand Police and is currently held by Andrew Coster. The Commissioner is appointed for a term not exceeding five years by the Governor-General, and reports to the Minister of Police.[1] The position combines two functions, that of chief constable in charge of policing and cases, and chief executive responsible for assets and budgeting.[2] In military terms, the rank is equivalent to Lieutenant General.[3]

History

The Police Force Act 1886 split the police from the earlier body known as the New Zealand Armed Constabulary, which had performed both civil policing functions as well as being the standing army and militia, on 1 September 1886. Sir George Whitmore was appointed as the first commissioner, reporting to the Minister of Defence.[4] Early commissioners came from the United Kingdom with military or law enforcement experience, such as Walter Dinnie, who had served as an Inspector at Scotland Yard.

In 2006, the commissioner was the highest paid person on the public payroll in New Zealand, earning $440,000[5] In 2020, current commissioner, Andrew Coster was paid a salary of $700,000.[6]

In early March 2020, then Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern appointed Andrew Coster as the new Commissioner of Police, taking effect in April 2020.[7]

List of commissioners

# Image Name Term of Office Notes
Start End
1 Файл:George Stoddart Whitmore.jpg Sir George Stoddart Whitmore 1 September 1886 31 December 1886 [4][8]
2 Файл:Walter Edward Gudgeon.jpg Major Walter E. Gudgeon 5 January 1887 June 1890 [8][9][10][11][12]
3 Lt. Col. Arthur Hume 1 July 1890 1897 [11][12][13][14]
4 John Bennett Tunbridge 21 October 1897 1903 [12][15]
5 Walter Dinnie June 1903 22 December 1909 [16][17][18]
6 Frank Waldegrave (acting, undersecretary of Justice) December 1909 1912 [16]
7 John Cullen 19 April 1912 23 November 1916 [16][19]
8 Файл:John O'Donovan.jpg John O'Donovan December 1916 1921 [16]
9 Arthur Wright 1 January 1922 31 January 1926 [20]
10 Файл:William Bernard McIlveney.jpg William McIlveney (first New Zealand born) 1 February 1926 30 June 1930 [21][22]
11 Файл:Ward George Wohlmann 1912.jpg Ward Wohlmann 1 August 1930 30 June 1936 [22]
12 Denis Joseph Cummings 1 July 1936 31 October 1944 [23]
13 James Cummings 1 November 1944 15 April 1950 [23]
14 Bruce Young (died in office) 4 April 1950 28 December 1952 [24][25]
15 Eric Compton 11 March 1953 18 April 1955 [25]
16 Samuel Barnett (Controller General) 16 May 1955 1958 [26]
17 Willis Spencer Brown 1 December 1958 1961 [27]
18 Leslie Spencer 1961 May 1967 [28]
19 Colin Urquhart May 1967 ≥ 1969 [28]
20 Sir Angus Sharp <= 1970 1974
21 Ken Burnside October 1974 mid 1978 [29]
22 Bob Walton mid 1978 1983 [30][31][32]
23 Ken Thompson <= 1984 >= 1986
24 Malcolm Churches 1987 1989 [33]
25 John Jamieson 1989 ? 1993 [34]
26 Richard Macdonald 1994 1996
27 Peter Doone 1 July 1996 25 January 2000 [35][36]
28 Rob Robinson 2000 18 December 2005 [37]
29 Steve Long (acting) December 2005 4 April 2006 [37]
30 Файл:Gg-oct19-crimestoppersowen Howard Broad (cropped).jpg Howard Broad 4 April 2006 3 April 2011 [37][38]
31 Файл:Peter Marshall CNZM (cropped).jpg Peter Marshall 4 April 2011 2 April 2014 [39]
32 Файл:Mike Bush 2018.jpg Mike Bush 3 April 2014 2 April 2020 [40]
33 Файл:Andrew Coster at Government House (cropped).jpg Andrew Coster 3 April 2020 incumbent [41]

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