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1. [2025] NZEmpC 63 A Labour Inspector of the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment v JDFoods Ltd [pdf, 145 KB]

   ...made that the respondents were to pay arrears, penalties, and interest to the applicant.4 [5] On 26 July 2024, the Authority issued a costs determination.5 The respondents were ordered to pay costs and disbursements.6 [6] The parties have now filed a joint memorandum in which they advise that the respondents have made instalment payments pursuant to agreements reached between them for the payment of all the monies owed pursuant to the Authority’s determinations. The parties a...

2. OIA-Data on name suppression in the Hamilton District Court [pdf, 319 KB]

   ...Ministry does not hold information on the number of people who have applied to the Court for name suppression as this information is not recorded in the Case Management System (CMS) used by the Courts. This information may be held on individual court files. Courts are excluded from the Act under section 2(6)(b) therefore, this part of your request is refused under section 18(g)(i) of the Act, as the information requested is not held by the Ministry and there are no grounds for believing it...

3. 2025 NZPSPLA 005.pdf [pdf, 102 KB]

   ...attendance until they left the scene. Police are asking for Mr Savieti to at least be given a warning that such behaviour is not acceptable, and the possible consequences of any future similar behaviour. [2] Mr Savieti neither attended the hearing nor filed any response to the police complaint. Security guards are required to work cooperatively with police and comply with their reasonable requests. While Mr Savieti was not working at the time such behaviour is not acceptable for an expe...

4. Legal Aid Tribunal

   You can ask the Legal Aid Tribunal to review decisions the Legal Services Commissioner made about legal aid. Before you apply to the tribunal, you must first ask the Commissioner to reconsider the original decision. Ask the Commissioner to review a legal aid decision You can only ask for a review when the Commissioner’s decision is clearly unfair (or ‘manifestly unreasonable’), wrong in law, or both. You can’t apply for a review if you just disagree with the decision. Types of decisions

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5. Legal aid practice standards

   The practice standards for legal aid providers set out requirements for legal aid lawyers in the conduct of their work and their relationships with clients and others. The practice standards form part of legal aid providers’ contracts with the Ministry of Justice. The revised standards were published in December 2016, following consultation with lawyers and the public. Download the practice standards for legal aid providers General legal aid practice standards General practice standards a

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6. Complaints about private security operators

   How to complain about a private security operator, and what you can complain about. How to make a complaint To complain about a person or business working in private security or private investigation, you must fill in a complaint form: Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority complaint form Postal address: Private Security Personnel Licensing AuthoritySX11159Wellington You must also, within 7 days of making a complaint, give a copy to the person or business you're complaining about. It’s

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7. 10.1 Appendix A: Main changes under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011

   ...in case law. The existing law for proceeding in the absence of the defendant specified in the legislation. Technology Law requires a paper-based system for managing information in the courts. Law enables use of modern technology, such as electronic filing of charging documents in courts.

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8. Pay a fine by internet banking

   You can pay a fine by automatic payment from your bank account. From your internet banking page search for 'Ministry of Justice - Fines' in payees. You can also use these account details: Account name: Ministry of Justice - Fines Account number: 03-0049-0001055-01 To make sure your payments go into the right account use these references: Particulars: The last name and initials of the person who owes the fines (for example, SMITH JS). If you are an employer making bulk payments, put your company

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9. Apply or renew

    Find out how to apply for or renew a private security licence or certificate of approval (COA). Renew Find out how to renew a private security licence or certificate of approval. Renew your current licence or certificate Apply There are 2 ways you can apply. Apply online It’s quicker and cheaper to apply online. Apply for a new licence or certificate Apply by mail You must apply by mail for: temporary certificates to work while training trans-Tasman mutual recognition applications. App

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10. What happens next

    Acknowledgement of your claim Once we receive your notice of claim, we’ll send you an acknowledgement and a receipt for your application fee. Phone conference & directions hearing The Authority may hold a phone conference before the hearing to make sure everyone has the information they need. It may also arrange a directions hearing to ensure progress is being made on the claim. The hearing Time & place At least 10 days before your case is due to be heard, we’ll tell you the day and

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