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...Mr Hooton who she said she found more supportive. He indicated that he did not want her to leave the company. Later that same day she had a further meeting with Mr McLean. She continued in evidence: 18 I felt at this time that Mr McLean was protecting Ms Walker and refusing to deal with the issues around her behaviour. I found Mr McLean himself to be a warm and collegial manager, but for whatever reason he would not address the issues with Ms Walker. This is why I went to se...
...separate from the road and isolated from it by kerb and channel along the road edge and grassed or vegetated areas . A plan indicating the pedestrian and cycle connections proposed was attached to the affidavit of Mr Apeldoorn4 . [8] To further protect the residents of the Percival/Ryburn enclave, conditions are proposed to attach to the road stopping . These were attached to Mr Muldowney's submissions as Appendix A as follows: Ruakura and Percival Roads shall not be stopped...
...unity on the job, in our industries, our communities and society as a whole.” [26] Further objects under r3 include: 3.1 To organise those workers who are covered by the membership rule of this union throughout New Zealand for the purpose of protecting and furthering in any lawful way the interests of members employed in the industry in relation to their conditions of employment. … 3.6 Such other objects which are not inconsistent with the above kaupapa. [27] Rule 4 deals w...
...in Part 12 for the administration of Māori land trusts unless a case falls under one of the exceptions we outline below. In this case, it is the express provision of section 222 which prevails over section 237. [43] While we appreciate the careful application of this authority, we consider that the principles set out by this Court in Tito – Mangakahia 2B2 do not apply here. In Tito – Mangakahia 2B2 the Māori Land Court appointed the Māori Trustee as the responsible trustee...
...individual privacy. The Long Title provides: An Act to promote and protect individual privacy in general accordance with the Recommendation of the Council of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Concerning Guidelines Governing the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data, and, in particular,— (a) to establish certain principles with respect to— (i) the collection, use, and disclosure, by public and private sector agencies, of informati...
...13 [41] The 'resource management purpose' is to be considered in terms of the purpose that the designation would serve under the RMA. An aspect of the designation's purpose is to enable construction , operation, maintenance and protection of the relevant project or work (in this case the proposed Nukumaru Station Road Extension Project).21 As the Requirement was notified under s168A, the project or work is a public work and is limited by the extent to which the Requi...
...share with them the enjoyment of their reservation, be it a marae or a historical and scenic spot, for so long as respect !or the hosts and the reservation, is upheld. It appears that where restrictions as to user have been imposed, it has been to protect fishing grounds, ancient burial grounds or the like. In the present case there has been no suggestion that the trustees have unreasonably restricted user to prevent the reservation from being enjoyed by groups the membership of which...
1 Otago Regional Council Key Issues Report Plan Change 8 to the Regional Plan: Water for Otago and Plan Change 1 to the Regional Plan: Waste for Otago (The Omnibus Plan Change) 9 October 2020 Authors: Dolina Lee and Rachel Ozanne 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ....................................................................................................... ...3 Summary of the state of the environment in the Otago reg
...presumably the Judge intended something similar in his case. [57] We heard no argument as to whether the interim orders should continue (and be made permanent) or should be discharged. Probably that was because it is not an issue Mr Parker cares about one way or the other. Clearly, however, the Chief Judge did not necessarily intend the suppression orders to be permanent. [58] In light of the fact the application for leave to appeal has been dismissed and the application for...