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� � � �� � � Report of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 on the Care of Children Bill Presented to the House of Representatives pursuant to Section 7 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 and Standing Order 260, as varied by Sessional Order of 5 September 2002, of the Standing Orders of the House of Representatives 2 1. I have undertaken an examination of the Care of Children Bill (PC...
............................................................................... 29 (3) Group 3 ............................................................................ 29 (4) Group 4 ............................................................................ 29 2.6 The COVID-19 Protection Framework (the ‘traffic light system’) .......... 30 2.6.1 Introduction to the protection framework .................................... 30 2.6.2 Overview of the protection framework ...............
...had repeatedly breached his professional and contractual obligations and the Practice Standards for Legal Aid Providers. (ii) The extent and persistence of the applicant’s breaches of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008 (the Care Rules), his Provider Contract for Services and the Practice Standards. (iii) The cumulative nature of the issues, the persistence of them and the applicant’s failure to remedy the breaches despite having been giv...
...................................................................................................................................................................... 26 PATERNITY – GRANTING NOTES .............................................................................................................................................. 29 PROTECTION OF PERSONAL & PROPERTY RIGHTS (PPPR) ................................................................................................ 30...
...................................................................................................................................................................... 26 PATERNITY – GRANTING NOTES .............................................................................................................................................. 29 PROTECTION OF PERSONAL & PROPERTY RIGHTS (PPPR) ................................................................................................ 30...
...authorising the taking of a bodily sample from a suspect under the age of 17 years, no person shall publish, in any report or account relating to any proceedings on the application, the name of the respondent [suspect] or the parents or any person having the care of the respondent, or any other name or particulars likely to lead to the respondent’s identification. Criminal Records Section 13 of the Criminal Records (Clean Slate) Act 2004 provides that if: An application is made for an order...
...suggests, we reflect the convergence of the rivers of Te Waipounamu, bringing sustenance to the people and reflecting the partnership’s founding principle of whanaungatanga. GENERAL COMMENTS The overrepresentation of tamariki Māori in State care continues to increase in Aotearoa with current child protection methods appearing to marginalise the most disadvantaged1. For many whānau, the fear and distrust of the welfare and justice system has significant impacts on parenting, on the...
...Pilot Study Interviews 83 12.1 Pilot Study/Applicant 1 83 12.2 Pilot Study/Applicant 2 84 12.3 Pilot Study/Respondent 1 86 12.4 Pilot Study/ Respondent 2 88 13 Issues and Themes 91 13.1 Framing the Issues and Themes 91 13.2 Principles Related to the Care and Upbringing of Children 93 13.3 Access to Justice Issues 97 13.4 Favourable Experiences 97 13.5 Counsel for the Child 98 13.6 Cost Issues 98 13.7 Other Services 99 14 Hei Whakamutunga 103 15 Glossary of Mäori Terms 105 16 Bibliography 107...
...and civil legal aid Assessing your income and assets Legal aid for family disputes Legal aid may be available for family disputes or problems that could go to court, including: disputes over relationship property, child support or maintenance, and care of children protection orders care and protection orders for children and young persons adoption paternity mental health (compulsory treatment orders). Legal aid is not available for problems that don’t go to court (such as drawing up a will...
...[45] As the Tribunal observed in SU, there is a pattern to Ms Murthy’s misconduct. Most of the wrongdoing is carelessness about proper paperwork, particularly inadequate communication with her clients. This is not trivial. It is part of protecting and properly informing a client that there is a written contract and the client is aware of what is happening. In the current complaint, the first and second heads of complaint are not so much about paperwork, as about Ms Murthy’...