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Legal Services Commissioner Justice Centre I 19 Aitken Street I DX SX10125 I Wellington T 04 918 8800 I F 04 918 8820 lsc@justice.govt.nz Ref: OIA 120587 22 April 2025 Tēnā koe Official Information Act request: Legal Aid debt repayments Thank you for your email of 17 March 2025 requesting, under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act), information regarding legal aid debt repayments. Specifically, you requested: …a question I have around legal aid "loan" re...
...those documents become available, he will be in a position to provide the Legal Complaints Review Officer (LCRO) with a detailed application. He makes complaint that the [North Island] Standards Committee was provided with official information requests, and he had expectations that the Standards Committee would action those requests and obtain the information that Mr JK sought from various agencies. [33] It is not appropriate for applicants seeking a review of a Standards Committee...
...template). How to use the template All the required fields are set out in the template on the following two pages. The sections that you have to fill out are marked with red text. The red text explains what you need to put in. These are fillable form fields, so click on the red text and start typing. The red text will be replaced by the content that you type. If you want to leave the field blank, just enter a space. The blue text is explanatory notes. Delete these notes before prin...
CB665 2 National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management 2020 This National Policy Statement was approved by the Governor-General under section 52(2) of the Resource Management Act 1991 on 3 August 2020, and is published by the Minister for the Environment under section 54 of that Act. This National Policy Statement replaces the National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management 2014 (as amended in 2017), which came into force on 7 September 2017. CB6
...record-keeping standards and practices. Establish direct communication channels between judges and AOD clinicians. Facilitate information sharing to improve clinicians’ access to corroborating information about offenders. Most commonly requested sources were summary of facts, criminal history, background health information and prior involvement with treatment providers. Improve information sharing and data matching between agencies. 11 2 Background 2.1 A...
...security of all files, documents, recording, etc. 2. Hearings are not transcribed as a matter of course. As such, there is not currently a transcript of the hearing. Hearing are transcribed if permitted by the member who chaired the hearing; the request for a copy of a transcript is declined. A transcript would be provided if directed by the High Court. The request for a copy of the recording is also declined. 3. A copy of your email will be sent to all Tribunal members. 4. I...
...to a client3 that the “house-sitters” who were to benefit from rent free accommodation, and whom Mr Webb had arranged to place in a property owned by an estate being administered by that client, were in fact his parents. [3] The Tribunal requested written submissions on penalty and costs. Both parties have now provided those and have also confirmed that they wish the matters to be dealt with on the papers. [4] Mr Webb had been granted interim name suppression until the subs...
...to a client3 that the “house-sitters” who were to benefit from rent free accommodation, and whom Mr Webb had arranged to place in a property owned by an estate being administered by that client, were in fact his parents. [3] The Tribunal requested written submissions on penalty and costs. Both parties have now provided those and have also confirmed that they wish the matters to be dealt with on the papers. [4] Mr Webb had been granted interim name suppression until the subs...
...wasn’t for the want of trying on Mr McGuire’s part, and, in the absence of an authority from the Legal Services Agency, there was an attempt to secure a payment of fees that would have been in breach of section 66. That was the misconduct which formed the essence of the original charge Mr Sainsbury submitted. 9. Mr Sainsbury, while noting that the charge was not intended to be directed at the actual taking of fees, its essence being Mr McGuire’s conduct in trying to faci...
...Registrar identified material that supports the following grounds of complaint: [4.1] The adviser was negligent. [4.2] The adviser engaged in dishonest or misleading behaviour, by giving a false account to the complainant of the immigration work he performed. [4.3] The adviser breached the Immigration Advisers Code of Conduct 2010 (the Code) as: [4.3.1] He breached the client engagement requirements in clauses 1.5(a), (b) and (d) of the Code. [4.3.2] He breached his duties of care...