James McDowall

James McDowall

advocacy head New Zealand

James McDowall is the Head of Advocacy for the Motor Trade Association (MTA) in New Zealand. He has voiced concerns about recent police directives regarding retail crime, particularly emphasizing that service stations are often targets of theft and stressing the need for police protection and support to maintain trust within the retail community.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Motor Trade Association (MTA) head of advocacy James McDowall told RNZ he welcomed the commissioner’s comments on Tuesday. 7

Richard Chambers Ann Marie Johnson Rachael Bambery
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Police launch review after controversial retail crime directive

New Zealand New Zealand: James McDowall, a former Act MP, was recognized in a discussion about retail crime. 5

David Seymour Winston Peters Jim Bolger Nicola Willis Christopher Luxon Dame Marilyn Waring Chris Hipkins Louise Upston Richard Chambers Simeon Brown Thomas Coughlan
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Why David Seymour’s upcoming stint as Deputy Prime Minister has nerves on edge – Audrey Young

New Zealand New Zealand: Motor Trade Association (MTA) head of advocacy James McDowall said in a statement to RNZ on Tuesday that service stations were the 'most preyed on retailers in the country'. 5

Richard Chambers Mark Mitchell Ann Marie Johnson Manish Thakkar Ash Parmar Julian Louise Parsons Sunny Kaushal Rachael Bambery
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Police Commissioner says controversial shoplifting directive ‘inconsistent with his expectations’

New Zealand New Zealand: Motor Trade Association (MTA) head of advocacy James McDowall said in a statement to RNZ on Tuesday that service stations were the 'most preyed on retailers in the country'. 6

Chambers Rachael Bambery Blair Macdonald Sunny Kaushal Ann Marie Johnson Mark Mitchell
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Police Commissioner labels shoplifting directive as ‘confusing and unhelpful’