Retail NZ is concerned proposed legislation that would allow police to move people on is too focused on groups of people, rather than problem behaviours that can occur outside retail stores. Â
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The latest electronic card transaction data from Stats NZ will not be the boost that some retailers will have hoped for.
Retailers are feeling cautious after the Reserve Bank’s decision this afternoon to increase the Official Cash Rate (OCR) 0.25% to 2.5%.
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“FRT will not solve retail crime on its own, but it is a powerful and effective instrument that can be used to enhance the safety of staff and customers in retail stores,” Ms Young says.
