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Fire and Emergency New Zealand Act 2017

Fire and Emergency New Zealand - Volunteers

37: FENZ to make advocacy and support services available to FENZ volunteers

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"Fire and Emergency New Zealand helps its volunteers with free support services."

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You can get help if you volunteer for Fire and Emergency New Zealand. Fire and Emergency New Zealand can work with other organisations to provide you with support services. These services are free and always available to you.

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37FENZ to make advocacy and support services available to FENZ volunteers

  1. FENZ may enter into agreements with any organisations providing independent advocacy and support services to make those services available to FENZ volunteers.

  2. FENZ must ensure that any advocacy and support services available to FENZ volunteers are available—

  3. at no cost to FENZ volunteers; and
    1. on an ongoing basis.