The review will look at the period during which Rakesh Naidoo was engaging with the Labour Party.
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Superintendent Rakesh Naidoo's ranking at 13th means he is almost guaranteed a seat in Parliament.
A review will be carried out into Superintendent Rakesh Naidoo's engagement with the Labour Party, Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has announced.
Naidoo was confirmed on Monday morning as a list-only candidate for Labour - and his ranking at 13th means he is almost guaranteed a seat in Parliament.
He is an ethnic, iwi and communities relationships manager for police.
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Police Minister Mark Mitchell says Rakesh Naidoo has been privy to sensitive information.
Naidoo is 13th on Labour's list.
It comes as Labour releases its list for candidates for the election.
Labour's leader has accused Richard Chambers of 'making a statement that basically has no evidential base' about a superintendent…
The Labour leader has defended his newest candidate as someone with the utmost integrity.
The late timing of the confirmation sparked criticism from the Police Commissioner.
