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International Law Enforcement Cybercrime Award. 

The NetSafe Programme was recognised in 2002 with the International Law Enforcement Cybercrime award.  This award was shared by NetSafe and the New Zealand Police and was given by the Society for the Policing of Cyberspace (POLCYB) in British Columbia, Canada.  Their membership includes representatives of police forces in Australia, Canada, USA, Britain and Hong Kong.  The award recognises innovation and best practices pertaining to the prevention, detection and/or response to cybercrime.  NetSafe is grateful for this recognition of what has been achieved here in New Zealand in cybersafety.  Police Superintendent Howard Broad, as the principal law enforcement member involved, went to Canada and received the award and trophy. 

NetGuide Awards 2003

NetGuide Magazine donated the proceeds of its NetGuide Web Awards 2003 to NetSafe.  NetSafe used this generous donation to begin the process of animating the character 'Hector Protector^®'.  At the awards evening, NetGuide publisher Phil Ryan also presented Liz Butterfield with the 'Living Legend Award' for her (and NetSafe's) contribution to the Internet industry.  NetGuide has been very supportive of NetSafe for many years.  NetSafe is very grateful for this recognition and wonderful support.