Crown Law Office (New Zealand)

Crown Law Office (New Zealand)
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Agency overview
Crown Law Office
Formed	1875 (role of Solicitor-General established
Jurisdiction	New Zealand
Headquarters	Unisys House, 56 The Terrace, Wellington 41°16′52″S 174°46′34″E / -41.2810476, 174.7762155
Agency Executive	Dr David Collins QC, Solicitor-General of New Zealand
Website
http://www.crownlaw.govt.nz/

The Crown Law Office of New Zealand offers legal advice to the New Zealand Government. The Solicitor-General of New Zealand, David Collins, is the organisation's chief executive. Collins has held this position since August 2006. The position itself was established in 1875

v • d • e New Zealand Public Service Departments

Part of the State sector organisations in New Zealand

Archives New Zealand · Crown Law Office · Department of Building and Housing · Department of Conservation · Department of Corrections · Department of Internal Affairs · Department of Labour · Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet · Education Review Office · Government Communications Security Bureau · Inland Revenue Department · Land Information New Zealand · Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry · Ministry for Culture and Heritage · Ministry of Defence · Ministry of Economic Development · Ministry of Education · Ministry for the Environment · Ministry of Fisheries · Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade · Ministry of Health · Ministry of Justice · Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs · Ministry of Research, Science and Technology · Ministry of Social Development · Ministry of Transport · Ministry of Women's Affairs · National Library of New Zealand · New Zealand Customs Service · Te Puni Kōkiri · New Zealand Food Safety Authority · Serious Fraud Office · State Services Commission · Statistics New Zealand · The Treasury

References

http://www.crownlaw.govt.nz/ home page

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