NZ Classification Office

e classification system. On our social media accounts we share:

- information about the classification system and how it works
- research insights, classification information, newsletters, and content guides
- resources and information for rangatahi, parents, caregivers and communities
- classification information about films, streaming content and video games

We do not respond to all comments or private messages on social media. Instead, we encourage users to contact us through our office channels of physical mail, email or phone if they would like a response. If you have a query or question, please contact us directly via our Information Inbox: [email protected] Or phone NZ: 0508 236 767 / intl: +64 4 471 6770. We love hearing from interested people and organisations and welcome all feedback whether positive, negative or simply curious, but we don't condone trolls. We reserve the right to hide or remove comments that are offensive, threatening, or disrespectful, as well as those containing offensive language. Also, comments that are false, repetitive, or unrelated to the topic may be removed. We may post on social media with the comments function turned off. We aim to keep comments on our posts constructive and respectful. Users that continue to breach our guidelines may be restricted from commenting on our pages, and in some cases they may be reported, removed or blocked. Anything that is hidden or deleted on our social media channels will be kept on record in line with our responsibilities under the OIA. We may choose to share, @mention, or post information by other organisations and/or individuals for the interest and information of our followers. However, we do not endorse or guarantee the accuracy of third party information. We may follow/like organisations and individuals that are relevant to our organisation. This does not imply an endorsement or guaranteeing the accuracy of their information. Read more about engaging with us on social media here: Engage with us on social media

We are committed to supporting implementation of the Maihi Karauna – the Government’s Strategy for Māori language revitalisation coordinated by Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori. We aim to keep our language inclusive and positive for everyone. We consider that using te reo Māori and terms like 'whānau', 'tamariki', 'rangatahi', and 'kia ora' on our website and social media doesn't affect how readable our content is. If you are unsure about the meaning of a word we would recommend using www.maoridictionary.co.nz. Read our full transparency statement here: https://www.classificationoffice.govt.nz/transparency/