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National Party law and order spokesman Simon Power has released answers to parliamentary questions showing only 80 prisoners have started the 100-hour drug and alcohol criminogenic programme so far this year.

That was down from 103 last year, 158 in 2003-04 and 233 in 2002-03.

"At this ra...

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