Transportation and transit through State territory for surrender

New Zealand

New Zealand - International Crimes and International criminal Court Act 2000 (2021) EN

136 Transit by person being surrendered or transferred to ICC

(1) This section and sections 137, 138, and 150 to 156 apply to a person (the transferee) who—
(a) is being surrendered to the ICC by another State under Article 89 of the Statute; or
(b) is a person to whom Article 93(7) of the Statute applies, and is being temporarily transferred to the ICC by another State; or
(c) is a person sentenced to imprisonment by the ICC and who is being transferred to or from the ICC, or between States, in connection with that sentence.

(2) The transferee may be transported through New Zealand for the purpose of being surrendered or transferred to the ICC or to another State, as the case may be.

Rome Statute

Article 89 Surrender of persons to the Court

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(a) A State Party shall authorize, in accordance with its national procedural law, transportation through its territory of a person being surrendered to the Court by another State, except where transit through that State would impede or delay the surrender.