Crimes Act 1961 Westlaw Burglary Westlaw Robbery Lexis Nexis
s 231 Burglary:
See recent case about the relevant intents: R v Kirby [2013] NZCA 451, and on the issue of belief in authority to enter a property R v Keen [2008] NZCA 36.
For CA decisions on whether the intended offence must be proven see McNeice v R [2012] NZCA 566
s 232 Aggravated burglary
(1) Every one is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 14 years who,—
(a) while committing burglary, has a weapon with him or her or uses any thing as a weapon; or
(b) having committed burglary, has a weapon with him or her, or uses any thing as a weapon, while still in the building or ship.
(2) Every one is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 5 years who is armed with a weapon with intent to commit burglary.
Something not usually a weapon (such as a broomstick) can be a weapon if the defendant intends it to be available for that use: R v Mason CA 17/05
For s 66 Parties issues see Westlaw