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New Zealand’s advisory group urges Budget 2026 funding to fight transnational crime amid rising drug flows and exploitation.
New Zealand’s ministerial advisory group is urging the government to allocate funding in Budget 2026 to combat transnational organised crime, warning that current plans—though welcomed—require concrete action.
The group stresses the need for coordinated, well-resourced efforts to address rising drug use, fraud, and exploitation driven by global criminal networks.
Despite increased seizures, methamphetamine supply remains high, sourced from South America, Canada, and Southeast Asia, with Pacific-based groups infiltrating institutions.
A joint maritime campaign involving Customs, GCSB, and Defence Force is seen as vital for regional security and international cooperation.
Officials emphasize the need for flexible, adaptive strategies modeled on successful responses abroad.
El grupo asesor de Nueva Zelanda insta al presupuesto 2026 a financiar la lucha contra la delincuencia transnacional en medio del aumento de los flujos de drogas y la explotación.