Courts modernise more as new legislation comes into effect
Legislation updating the court system - now in effect
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Legislation updating the court system - now in effect
Canadian experts have tapped New Zealand’s know-how in restorative justice as they explore ways to improve their country’s criminal justice system.
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It's been an exciting week for the Christchurch Justice Precinct with the reveal of design elements and a visit from senior government representatives.
Visiting the Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precinct was one of his last official duties as Prime Minister.
Have your say on the Phase 2 AML/CFT exposure draft amendment Bill.
We’re honoured to be a finalist for the ‘Te Reo Māori Central Government Champion of the Year’ award at Ngā Tohu Reo Māori.
Updated 30 November 2016.
Soon enough fibre to run from Christchurch to Auckland will be threaded through the new Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precint
The Government is moving to update and improve the general law governing trusts for the first time in 60 years.
The Ministry and the Law Commission have released an Issues Paper discussing possible ways to improve the operation of the Search and Surveillance Act.
General Manager of Sector Strategy, Aphra Green, recently spent 3 months in the United States as the New Zealand Harkness Fellow.
A Rotorua Court initiative that gives an insight into the justice process is proving popular with secondary school students and youth groups.
The 1000+ page Judicature Modernisation legislation passed its third reading on 12 October 2016.
3 April 2017 is the deadline under Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011
The Government today announced changes to the law resulting from the Government’s review of family violence laws.
Wifi is now available for people working in our busiest courts. This makes it easier for them to access information digitally, including from mobile devices.
The signing event on 6 August at Mākirikiri Marae in Dannevirke was a historic day in the relationship between the iwi and the Crown.
More than 750 victims of serious family violence benefit.