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IMMIGRATION ADVISERS COMPLAINTS AND DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL Decision No: [2020] NZIACDT 17 Reference No: IACDT 029/18 IN THE MATTER of a referral under s 48 of the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 BY THE REGISTRAR OF IMMIGRATION ADVISERS Registrar BETWEEN XA Complainant AND JENNIFER ANN HILL Adviser HEARING: 19 & 20 February 2020 SUBJECT TO SUPPRESSION ORDER DECISION Dated 10 March 2020
...Act had been brought, and had recently been resolved with financial settlements. 37. Moving to the issue of the rights of the child, he noted that in an official non-binding Citizens Initiated Referendum, the majority had voted to reinstate the defence in section 59 of the Crimes Act permitting the use of reasonable force against a child for the purpose of parental correction. In acknowledgement of the results, the Government had asked the Ministry of Social Development to look into...
...funds. The problem they experienced was that 4 they had negotiated to buy a business but then the seller withdrew the sale at the last minute. [21] On receipt of the updated business plan, the immigration officer rang Mr D to discuss the statement that the proposed business was no longer available. He told the officer that the couple would now look for another motel business in the same area and they were aware that it was not good enough for the business to remain the same i...
...expect it to contain much more once I have finalized it, however I would like to get it into your hands sooner so that the United Nations Working Group can assess it for their report on NZ’s system that they plan to conclude in early 2015. Further statements by Mr Rossi have since been filed but they are without exception discursive, unfocused and rambling. [3] Of greater assistance in understanding the context in which the present proceedings have been brought are the judgments of th...
...‘Restorative Justice in New Zealand: Best Practice in New Zealand’. The principles, values and processes described in this publication have been used as best practice guides and have provided a framework for services across all referral types. The statement of restorative justice values and processes which formed the second half of the 2004 document is available on the Ministry of Justice website. It was noted in the 2004 guidelines that ‘the use of restorative justice processes...
...the plans. The claimants submit that these plans show that Mrs Cottle was customising the design to her own requirements, using her experience as a developer, and that she was actively involved in the construction. [12] Mrs Cottle‟s defence to this claim is that she did not own the house during the period of construction. She says that although the house was designed for her and she intended it to be her own home, prior to the start of construction she decided that the h...
...positively and negatively. ‘We use examples that are likely to resonate with young people, such as a careless use of a motor vehicle charge arising from texting while driving,’ Dan says. ‘When they act as the victim and read a mock victim impact statement, it can be very powerful. ‘Students have said the mock trial was very realistic and they got a good understanding of the justice process.’ The court visits are organised with the voluntary support of local Police, lawyers a...
...(a) Is the claim out of time? (b) If so, is it just to allow the claim on the grounds of incapacity? (c) If so, is IN entitled to a refund of the levies and other compensation? Is the claim out of time? 5. The Limitation Act 2010 provides a defence to a civil money claim if the date upon which it is filed is greater than six years from the date on which the act or omission occurred upon which the claim is based. 6. The act or omission upon which this claim is based occurred on...
...Indirect discrimination (s 65) is also alleged and in addition Mr Brown claims to have been victimised in terms of s 66(1)(a)(i). The prohibited ground of discrimination said to have been involved in these incidents is not entirely clear from the statement of claim. [5] In a statement of reply filed on 18 August 2016 NZ Post denies the allegations. [6] By separate memorandum filed with the statement of reply NZ Post submits the statement of claim does not identify the facts and circums...
...the Council intends to interpret and enforce relevant HWRRP provisions. Therefore, I find the case law cited concerning advice notes in resource consent contexts of limited assistance. [42J I now consider whether there are materially inaccurate statements in the Advice Note. 45 46 4? 48 Forest and Bird reply, dated 27 June 2018, at [17] and [23] . Forest and Bird reply, dated 27 June 2018, at [18] -[34]. Burrell Demolition Ltd v Wellington Regional Council at [12] CA 161/01...