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1. 2024 NZPSPLA 114.pdf [pdf, 89 KB]

   ...Prosecution Unit report into CAYSAL MASINIUA made under the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 (the PSPPI Act) HEARD remotely on 2 December 2024 DECISION [1] The Complaints Investigation and Prosecution Unit (CIPU) filed a complaint against Caysal Masiniua as he refused to produce his certificate of approval (COA) when they asked him to do so on 10 October 2024. They also say that Mr Masiniua refused to provide his name and date of birth when reque...

2. LCDT-form-F-appln-employ-susp-or-struck-off-pract-form-July-25 [pdf, 475 KB]

   ...their name struck off the roll, • has had their registration as a conveyancing practitioner cancelled, or • is disqualified What you need with your application To complete your application, you need to send: • A fully completed form • The filing fee for this application ($431) Form F Section 248 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 TRIB No: Completing this form • You can fill in this form electronically. If you do, you must print, sign, and submit it to the Authori...

3. Sampling

   This webpage looks at the sampling process used for the New Zealand Crime and Safety Survey (NZCASS). More information can be found in the NZCASS Technical manual Overview Multistage sampling Composition of sample Primary sampling unit (PSU) Number of PSUs selected Target population Sampled areas Areas excluded Dwellings included Dwellings excluded Eligible respondents Ineligible respondents Changes to sample design/process Overview The NZCASS is a nationwide, face-to-face random probability

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4. Alcohol minimum pricing policies

   On this page: Report summary Conclusion Recommendations The effectiveness of alcohol pricing policies report investigated the potential impact and effectiveness of a minimum price regime in reducing harmful alcohol consumption. The study was conducted in 2014 as part of the Government’s consideration of measures to reform New Zealand’s alcohol laws. Report summary Previous studies have suggested that imposing a minimum price per standard drink of alcohol could reduce harmful alcohol

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5. Working with others to reduce your anti-money laundering compliance costs

   ...businesses or people who agree to share AML/CFT obligations such as: their AML/CFT risk assessment tasks such as customer due diligence (that is, checking and verify customers’ identities and/or sources of funds), record-keeping and account monitoring filing suspicious activity and prescribed transaction reports with the Police Financial Intelligence Unit, and annual reporting. This may be an option if you already share back-office functions with a related business or you operate under a si...

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6. Local alcohol policies

   ...council resolution). Back to top Appealing elements of a LAP Only a person who made a submission on the draft LAP can appeal any element of the provisional policy. Police and Medical Officers of Health have statutory rights of appeal. The appeal must be filed with the Alcohol Regulatory and Licensing Authority within 30 days of the public notification of the provisional policy. The only ground for appealing an element of a provisional LAP is that it's unreasonable in light of the object of the...

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7. Contact legal aid

   ...Contact Legal Aid Debt: Post: SX11295 WellingtonPhone: 0800 600 090 Email: legalaiddebt@justice.govt.nz To assist us with processing your email enquiry as soon as possible please provide enough information to enable us to identify both you and your file. General legal aid enquiries Phone: 0800 2 LEGAL AID (0800 253 425) Supporting our customers: If you are deaf, hearing impaired, blind and/or speech impaired, you can contact us using a communication service called New Zealand Relay (NZ Relay)....

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8. Appellate judgments 2014

   ...submitted for determination: “Were the answers given by the Employment Court to the 1st and 6th questions at [118] of its decision [set out at [12] of this judgment] wrong in law?” No. The appeal is dismissed. The respondents are granted leave to file an application for costs within 10 working days of the date of this judgment in the event they disagree with the Court’s provisional view that there should be no award of costs. [2014] NZCA 512 CA424/2012 New Zealand Cards Ltd v Ra...

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9. Decision not in your favour

   ...In that case you can give a financial statement to the court. A financial statement is a summary of your recent income, expenses and assets. Your case would then be assessed to work out how you can best pay your debt. Find out about how a debtor can file a financial statement Contacts for civil debt To find out more: Email: civilenforcement@justice.govt.nz Phone: 0800 233 222 Back to top

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10. What to expect at a hearing

    On this page: Who attends a hearing How the hearing runs Example claim & hearing Disputes Tribunal hearings are informal. There’s no judge or jury. The hearing is run by a referee. It’s usually in a small hearing room rather than a court room. These rooms are set up like a meeting room with chairs around a table. You usually don’t need to give evidence under oath. You don’t have to dress formally. You can wear clothes you feel comfortable in. Although the referee will lead you thr

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