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Monday, 19 July 2021, 11:22 am
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND – 19 July
2021 – The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA), the
Australasian leader in workplace drug testing, education and
policy services and solutions, has appointed former New
Zealand Commissioner of Police Mike Bush to its
board.
Mr. Bush served in the New Zealand Police for
42 years, progressing through the ranks from frontline
policing and the Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) to
senior roles including Liaison Officer for Southeast Asia.
He was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit
in 2006 for his relief work during the 2004 Boxing Day
tsunami. Upon appointment to the role of Commissioner of
Press Release – The Drug Detection Agency AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND 19 July 2021 The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA), the Australasian leader in workplace drug testing, education and policy services and solutions, has appointed former New Zealand Commissioner of Police Mike Bush …
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND – 19 July 2021 – The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA), the Australasian leader in workplace drug testing, education and policy services and solutions, has appointed former New Zealand Commissioner of Police Mike Bush to its board.
Mr. Bush served in the New Zealand Police for 42 years, progressing through the ranks from frontline policing and the Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) to senior roles including Liaison Officer for Southeast Asia. He was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2006 for his relief work during the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami. Upon appointment to the role of Commissioner of Police in 2014, Bush introduced changes focused on culture and o
Racing integrity unit general manager Mike Godber said he felt for both men and an investigation would be held with The Drug Detection Agency which did the testing on its behalf. “It’s the first time ever we have had a situation where the indicative test hasn’t proven to be validated in the final test . after about 15 or 20 years of drug testing. “I am upset for the two jockeys. It’s not nice for them and we obviously need to find out what we can, to make sure we don’t get this again in the future.”
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