Greens co-leader Marama Davidson has renewed her criticism of the Police and New Zealand's Justice system, saying its biased against Māori and Pasifika peoples.
She is also critical of plans to further arm police officers and will this weekend speak against the move at a rally in Auckland.
Davidson told the Herald she is seeking more information from Police Minister Stuart Nash about the Government's plans, but stopped short of saying she would lobby for them to be overturned.
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Earlier this month, the police announced it would be rolling out special police vehicles, manned by armed offenders' squad (AOS) members, which would be ready to attend major incidents at any time if needed.