New Zealand Participation in Operation Gallant Phoenix - Release of Cabinet Documents
This publication provides papers associated with Cabinet’s March 2017 decision to deploy New Zealand Defence Force personnel to Operation Gallant Phoenix in Amman, Jordan for two years from April 2017.
NSC-17-MIN-0001, NSC-17-SUB-0001
The pack comprises the following documents:
- The March 2017 Cabinet National Security Committee minute of decision Operation Gallant Phoenix [NSC-17-MIN-0001]
- The associated Cabinet paper New Zealand Participation to Operation Gallant Phoenix [NSC-17-SUB-0001]
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- the security or defence of New Zealand or the international relations of the Government of New Zealand [section 6(a)]
- the entrusting of information to the Government of New Zealand on the basis of confidence by the Government of any other country [section 6(b)(i)].
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