Ministry of Justice (Cook Islands)

The Ministry of Justice of Cook Islands provides support to the judiciary so that it may be an impartial system. The ministry is responsible for the following duties: management and rehabilitation of prisoners and probationers, maintaining land and survey information, registration of vital records, electoral policies, and managing the Land Trust account.[2]

Ministry of Justice Building, Ara Tapu, Avarua. The building was built, and recently refurbished, with Chinese foreign aid.[1]

List of ministers (Post-1984 upon the country's first coalition government)

See also

References
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  2. "Ministry of Justice: Annual Report 2012-2013 Financial Year" (PDF).
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  10. "Ministry Leadership - Cook Islands Ministry of Health". Cook Islands Ministry of Health. Retrieved 2018-07-12.
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