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Will ‘move on’ orders for rough sleepers make cities safer – or revive Victorian‑era cruelty?

The Conversation | L Grieveson/Getty
The Conversation | L Grieveson/Getty

A proposed law currently before New Zealand’s parliament would give police the power to move people on from public spaces if they are found begging, rough sleeping or otherwise causing a disturbance. Under the Summary Offences (Move-on Orders) Amendment Bill, police would also be able to detain a person, collect their personal details, formally issue the order and serve it on them.

Posted in: News on 06/20/2026 | Link to this post on IFP |
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