immediate aftermath of Operation 8, to record and measure the impact on human rights and to identify social recovery and support needs;  a joined-up, early intervention wraparound support response by social sector Government and non-Government agencies, in association with the independent agency monitoring human rights impacts, should have been established to rapidly respond to the immediate and on-going social recovery and support needs of innocent affected people;  relevant Government agencies should develop contingency plans to ensure rapid response capability for undertaking impact assessments and delivering early intervention wraparound support response, to guard against similar situations in the future. 166 The Commission recommends that the Committee encourages the Government to report to the Committee on what actions it has taken to respond to the recommendations from the IPCA. F Detention of asylum seekers LOIPR Please describe the circumstances that warrant the detention of undocumented migrants, and report on the conditions of such detention. Please also provide information on the measures taken to ensure that asylum seekers and undocumented migrants are not detained in correctional facilities together with convicted prisoners. (Para 16) 167 Detention of asylum seekers in New Zealand can occur under two circumstances. Those arriving at the border are initially held in police custody pending a risk assessment and court hearing. After the hearing, claimants are either detained at a prison if identity or security concerns are raised, conditionally released to an approved address in their community, or held at the Mangere Accommodation Centre. Page 45 of 93 Human Rights Commission submission to the Human Rights Committee in relation to New Zealand’s 6th periodic review under the ICCPR