Margaret Bazley

Margaret Bazley is a prominent New Zealand public servant and former chief executive who is best known for her leadership in various inquiries into police conduct, particularly regarding issues of sexual assault and the treatment of women by law enforcement. Her work, especially the Commission of Inquiry into Police Conduct, has been pivotal in highlighting systemic issues within the New Zealand Police and advocating for reforms to improve accountability and public trust. Bazley's influence extends beyond her inquiries, as she has played a crucial role in shaping policies that address gender-based violence and support victims' rights.