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Review of Community-based Sentences in New Zealand Ministry of Justice Criminal Justice Group June 1999 2 3 Contents Executive Summary ............................................................................................................. 7 1. Introduction ................................................................................................................ 16 2. C
...found, on the balance of probabilities, that the representation was made by the defendant to Mrs Kern as stated by the prosecution witnesses and set out above, and at that time constituted seriously negligent conduct by the defendant. We realise that careful investigation was needed by experienced builders to disclose the extent of the weathertightness problems, but there were sufficient signs of the need for investigation without those, such as, insufficient and inadequate flashings and...
...recorded an agreement reached. That document, described as a mediation agreement, records that the parties have formalised their understandings in a further document described as a “Heads of Agreement”. The heads of agreement document was not protected by privilege unless the parties agreed otherwise, and records that the terms of the agreement may be enforced by judicial proceedings. [19] Ms RQ and Ms TS both confirmed that the arrangements detailed in the heads of agreement...
...Committee’s orders did not go far enough. Mr EAB wants answers from Mr FBC, as well as the maximum available in penalties and compensation, and a refund of at least half of Mr FBC’s fees. He considers Mr FBC’s name should be published for the protection of the public. Review Hearing [18] Both parties attended a review hearing by telephone on 6 December 2016. Mr EAB was asked to provide evidence that he was GCD’s personal representative. After the review hearing Mr EAB...
...In the case of Wang the Tribunal adopted the reasoning of the Tribunal in Fitzgerald. Assessment [15] In this case the CAC gave consideration to whether the licensee had breached the Real Estate Agents Act (Professional Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2012, and in particular, Rules 5.1 (which require an agent to exercise skill, care, competence and diligence) and 6.4 which prohibits a licensee from misleading a customer or client or providing false information or withholding inf...
...OBJECTIVES/POLICIES: TARA-IKA MULTI-ZONE PRECINCT Horowhenua District Plan 4 - Access to quality public open space; - Safe and efficient walking and cycling options; - Design that reflects Muaūpoko cultural values and local history and identity; - Protection of culturally significant sites; - Environmentally sensitive design; - Within the Arapaepae Road Special Treatment Overlay, development that is appropriate for the site in terms of scale, access, and compatibility with surroun...
...The Crown must actively protect Māori interests. 3. Section 8 of the RMA requires local authorities to “take into account” the principles of the Treaty when exercising powers and functions under the RMA in relation to the use, development and protection of natural and physical resources. The obligation to “take into account” is a requirement to weigh the principles of the Treaty with all other matters being considered and, in coming to a decision, effect a balance between the p...
...the whole the provider was competent and efficient and providing good service and value for money. Some results were good. Poor and very poor results For most audits ranked poor, specific obligations to clients weren’t met. For example, client care information wasn’t sent. On some very poor files, the lack of documentary evidence made it impossible for the auditor to determine the outcome for the client. However, in some audits with poor results, good outcomes were sometimes obtaine...
...the whole the provider was competent and efficient and providing good service and value for money. Some results were good. Poor and very poor results For most audits rated poor, specific obligations to clients weren’t met. For example, client care information wasn’t sent. On some very poor files, the lack of documentary evidence made it impossible for the auditor to determine the outcome for the client. However, in some audits with poor results, good outcomes were sometimes obtained...
............................................................................................................ 18 Contents 1 About out of court services The Ministry funds various community-based services to help people reach agreement on parenting issues without going to court. The disputes are primarily about day to day care and contact, or guardianship matters arising under the Care of Children Act 2004 (CoCA 2004). Services include: Family Legal Advice Service (FL...