COMPLIANCE VERIFICATIONS
If someone has lived or worked in New Zealand, an Australian police check won’t show their history there. We request their disclosable criminal and traffic convictions from the court records held by New Zealand’s Ministry of Justice.
From Ministry of Justice court records
Includes traffic convictions
Clean Slate applied automatically
With Kinatico, you get:
Organisations require a Kinatico Compliance account.
$29.95 AUD
including GST per verification, paid on order.
If someone has lived or worked in New Zealand, an Australian police check won’t show their history there. We request their disclosable criminal and traffic convictions from the court records held by New Zealand’s Ministry of Justice.
$29.95 AUD
including GST per verification, paid on order.
If someone has lived or worked in New Zealand, an Australian police check won’t show their history there. We request their disclosable criminal and traffic convictions from the court records held by New Zealand’s Ministry of Justice.
With Kinatico, you get:
Organisations require a Kinatico Compliance account.
Apply it
Add the requirement to any role where New Zealand history matters, or send it to an individual.
They confirm their details
The person confirms their date of birth, New Zealand driver licence number, identity documents and any previous names, and gives consent.
We lodge the request with the Ministry of Justice.
The result is recorded against the person in the Kinatico Compliance admin portal.
The person’s details.
Date of birth, New Zealand driver licence number, identity documents and any previous names, plus their consent.
A Kinatico Compliance account.
Plans start from $0 a month, with pay as you go verifications, so you only pay for what you need, at the point in time you need it.
No disclosable convictions.
Disclosable convictions, with the detail of each.
Infringements, such as parking tickets.
Charges that haven’t yet gone to court.
Charges where the person wasn’t convicted, or was found not guilty.
Demerit points and driver licence suspensions.
Convictions the person is legally entitled to conceal under the Clean Slate scheme.
The Ministry of Justice answers around 90% of requests in under a week, and aims to answer all within 20 working days. Some requests need a manual review by the Ministry, which takes longer. We rely on the Ministry for the result, so we can’t guarantee a turnaround, but we’ll keep you informed of any unusual delay.
For anyone who has lived or worked in New Zealand, pair this with a National Police Check for their Australian history, and you decide with the full picture.
It covers traffic convictions too, which matters for roles that involve driving. The Clean Slate scheme is applied automatically, so only what can lawfully be disclosed comes back.
It’s for employment and for appointing people to positions of trust. It can’t be used for immigration.
This is a point-in-time verification, so it doesn’t update after it’s complete. Set a re-run cadence that suits your organisation.
Disclosable criminal and traffic convictions from court appearances recorded by New Zealand’s Ministry of Justice.
Under the Criminal Records (Clean Slate) Act 2004, some people are legally entitled to conceal certain convictions. Those convictions won’t appear.
No. Demerit points and driver licence suspensions aren’t included, and neither are infringements such as parking tickets.
The Ministry of Justice answers around 90% of requests in under a week, and aims to answer all within 20 working days. Some requests need a manual review by the Ministry, which takes longer. We rely on the Ministry for the result, so we can’t guarantee a turnaround, but we’ll keep you informed of any unusual delay.
No. It’s for employment and for appointing people to positions of trust.
This is a point-in-time verification, so it doesn’t update after it’s complete. Set a re-run cadence that suits your organisation.