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...met the criteria for a work injury. [8] On 31 August 2020, Ms Anna Richie, Occupational Health Physiotherapist, provided a workplace assessment report in relation to Mr Toa’fa’s work with AMP. Ms Richie advised that the assessment was performed onsite with Mr Toa’fa on 31 August 2020, between 10 am and 11.15 am. Ms Richie noted that Mr Toa’fa’s workday was 6.00 am to variable finish time, depending on stock numbers, with regular breaks. The chain of work normally proc...
...include the holiday pay received from IRD on termination of her New Zealand employment on 30 October 1988 in the calculation of her weekly earnings, so as to increase her weekly compensation payments. • On 25 January 2013, ACC declined the request on the ground that the New Zealand holiday pay was accrued after the date of incapacity of 3 15 October 1996, and as such it was post incapacity earnings and could not be included in her weekly earnings assessment. • O...
...measure of success and are superior to most [City A] schools. They say they offer a holistic education which includes strong academic results, extracurricular activities and pastoral care. They say that EC produced good results at TD in 2019 and performed better than the average for year 7. In 2020 EC’s results were again good, in some subjects he performed better that in 2019 and in others he did not perform as well, but that overall, he was still a good student. b. TD and PC say that...
Justice Centre | 19 Aitken Street DX SX10088 | Wellington T 04 918 8800 | F 04 918 8820 ContactUs@justice.govt.nz | www.justice.govt.nz 8 April 2024 Ref: OIA 108159 Tēnā koe Official Information Act request: Section 27 cultural reports Thank you for your email of 8 February 2024, requesting under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act), advice relating to the removal of funding for cultural reports under section 27 of the Sentencing Act 2002...
...included a warranty by the vendors that: “to the best of the Owner’s knowledge and belief the Property is free from any hidden or underlying defects.” [3] During the course of signing the agency agreement, the second respondent says he informed the vendors that all buyers would need to be advised that the Property had monolithic cladding, as it was a particular risk factor for homes of the era. [4] The Second respondent was the licensee representing the vendors. [5] After sign...
...the determination by [Area] Standards Committee to take no further action on her complaint, which was processed as being a complaint about Ms PS. In reviewing the complaint and all documentation submitted with the complaint and on review, I have formed the view that the correct party complained about should be recorded as Righteous Law Limited. The reason for doing so is set out below. 1 The respondent has been amended to Righteous Law Ltd. See [2]–[9]. 2 Preliminary de...
...Finnis lodged a request for surgery for a L4/5 and L5/S1 anterior lumbar discectomy and instrumented fusion and decompression of the left lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh. [4] By decision dated 15 December 2021, the Corporation declined the claims for cover and entitlement on the basis Mr Cochrane’s conditions were not caused by the accident on 11 June 2020. The decision attached a clinical information summary dated 20 December 2021 from Mr Hunter, Principal Clinical Adviso...
...“an ordinary consequence of the lumbar puncture procedure”. [5] Then on 14 November 2017 the appellant’s GP, Dr Norton sought cover for “back pain with repeated attempts to perform lumbar puncture with CONSEQUENTIAL DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, request that latter be documented as an additional diagnosis”. The claim was not investigated as required under the Act and a deemed decision to accept cover for “depressive disorder” was made. the appellant was advised of this on 23...
...document the fees, and did not issue invoices. [6.4] Mr J breached clause 3(c) and 26(e) of the 2014 Code, which required him to act in accordance with immigration legislation, and maintain a client file. The circumstances were: [6.4.1] The Registrar requested a copy of Mr J’s file. [6.4.2] He denied he had a file, as he did not represent the complainant. [6.4.3] He was required to keep and produce a client file. The responses [7] The complainant filed a statement of reply, and...