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...• preparing and completing the CMM • preparing for CMM list event and/or judicial intervention hearing as applicable • entering pleas • preparing submissions • any agent fees • reporting to client. Note: Evidence of having filed the CMM is not required Appearances - - hearing time* $48 per half hour For: • attending the Registrar’s/ Judge’s List Court • when sentencing occurs on the same day as a plea is entered • attending th...
...request. • Does the complainant understand the policy and processes of a complaints investigation? Managing the expectations of possible outcomes may result in the complainant not wishing to proceed. • If complaint is about fees on a file, would the complainant be satisfied with a section 90 examination of costs? If yes, contact legal aid grants to complete a section 90 examination of cost of services. • If the complaint has completed a section 90 examination of c...
...request. • Does the complainant understand the policy and processes of a complaints investigation? Managing the expectations of possible outcomes may result in the complainant not wishing to proceed. • If complaint is about fees on a file, would the complainant be satisfied with a section 90 examination of costs? If yes, contact legal aid grants to complete a section 90 examination of cost of services. • If the complaint has completed a section 90 examination of c...
...that Shannon does not feel particularly enamoured with the psychological approaches thus far, which she has not found helpful, unfortunately. 5. What are the barriers for the client to return to her pre-injury independence? • Shannon’s profile is one of multiple somatic symptoms which are difficult if not impossible to formulate into a cohesive whole (other than in terms of central up-regulation or 'sensitisation' of pain pathways. • Lack of a reversible organic di...
...member of the public is entitled to expect from a reasonably competent licensee; and/or (ii) contravenes r 5.2 of the Rules; and/or (iii) contravenes r 9.1 of the Rules. [28] Ms Lieven is defending the charges. THE EVIDENCE [29] Ms Lieven filed a statement of evidence dated 3 March 2023. She also gave evidence at the hearing on 31 March 2023. RELEVANT STATUTORY PROVISIONS [30] Section 3 of the Act provides: 3 Purpose of Act (1) The purpose of this Act is to promote and pr...
...erosion) and mature urban catchment sources (numerous sources such 10 Ministry for the Environment & Statistics, NZ (2017). Essential Freshwater: Managing sediment factsheet. Retrieved from. https://environment.govt.nz/assets/Publications/Files/FS31-Managing-sediment- factsheet-final.pdf 11 Clapcott, J, Casanovas, P, Doehring, K (2019). Indicators of freshwater quality based on deposited sediment and rapid habitat assessment. Prepared for the Ministry for the Environment. Cawth...
...get to know offenders and their habits, associates, and patterns of activity. • Extend curfews to daytime curfews and non-association orders. • Identify those most at risk and bail check them more frequently. Targeting offenders • Produce profiles of targeted offenders; display and project to all staff at crime meeting. • Keep the number of targeted offenders at a manageable size and update regularly. • Identify suspected active burglary offenders in a fines enforcement list;...
...and factual matters upon which any decision was to be based were contained in a statement of agreed facts. This is the same procedure adopted at first instance in the Authority, although there are variations between the statement of agreed facts filed in the Authority, and the statement filed in the Court. The Court hearing then consisted of a presentation of submissions and argument by counsel. Factual background [2] The factual background to the dispute is as follows. The fi...
...AND PATRICK REI WHITE Respondent Hearing: 8 May 2009 (Heard at Rotorua) Report: 31 July 2009 Judgment: 9 September 2011 DECISION OF CHIEF JUDGE WW ISAAC Introduction [1] This application, filed by Te Taru White (Taru) pursuant to section 45 of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993, seeks to cancel an order made by the Court on 31 January 2002. This order vested, by way of gift, all of the interests of Taru’s mother, Martha Elizabeth...
...October 2007. [6] Even after counsel brought the mistakes to the Case Manager’s attention, ACC continued wrongly to apply s.104 of the 1972 Act instead of s.117, and continued with this approach until after the appellant’s review submissions were filed. [7] When ACC did purport to apply s.117, it wrongly made the section subordinate to s.104, and maintained the s.104 amount as the starting point for relevant earnings, which forced the appellant to continue with the review of t...