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...“despite asking” Mr YS, he did not provide them with “a list of documents on [his] file”. They say this handicapped them when making 6 Ms KN was a close friend of Mrs RC; Ms LT was a Health and Disability advocate. 7 submissions to the Committee because they did not know Mr YS’ “grounds on which all or part of [a] document should be withheld”. (a) Mr G, as attorney [40] They contend that although the Committee state...
...threats, intimidation, stalking, harassment, damage to property and financial or economic abuse. Other forms of psychological abuse are allowing a child to see or hear violence and disrupting the care of someone who needs it because of their age, disability or health condition. Principles A set of 15 principles will guide decision making by the courts and Police and are also expected to inform practice in the wider sector. The principles give priority to victim safety and stability...
...threats, intimidation, stalking, harassment, damage to property and financial or economic abuse. Other forms of psychological abuse are allowing a child to see or hear violence and disrupting the care of someone who needs it because of their age, disability or health condition. Principles A set of 15 principles will guide decision making by the courts and Police and are also expected to inform practice in the wider sector. The principles give priority to victim safety and stability...
...Rights Act. 50. We consider that the above provisions do not constitute prima facie discrimination for the purposes of section 19(1) of the Bill of Rights Act. The provisions clearly draw distinctions on the basis of race, ethnic origin, sex and disability. However, we are of the view that the provisions do not disadvantage other classes of individuals. In our view, a requirement to recognise the aims, aspirations and employment requirements of the groups concerned does not, of itself,...
...Ms Sherborne claims delay in treatment of the tumour limited her treatment choices, and her injury could have been mitigated, or avoided entirely, by timely intervention with an available treatment. [2] Ms Sherborne complained to the Health and Disability Commissioner (HDC) that Mr Range, ENT treating specialist, failed to follow up her MRI scan results in a timely manner and that he was responsible for the delay. The HDC made findings that the failure to follow up test result...
...enduring injury relating consequences. It is noted that he has been involved in a large number of incidences that plausibly could have resulted in a mild TBI but that none of these would be severe enough to plausibly be linked with permanent disability or dementia. On objective measures such as an MRI brain and formal neurological examination there is no evidence of focal neurology or any significant contusional and/or axonal injury. The brain imaging is also completely incompat...
...dispute. New Zealand Customs Service have been invited to raise this with me directly. This has not occurred. [23] In respect of the documentation comment Ms Fechney said: • The Authority has been formally notified that I have a cognitive disability, and I am especially upset that this has been published in a judgment without any consideration of my rights under natural justice.11 • If New Zealand Customs Service wished to raise this as part of costs, it is entitled to d...
...development of ankle pathology (Such as Chondral changes) overall. It is totally understandable with her background of previous injuries to the knees, her history of fibromyalgia, chronic back pain and significant overweight that she has developed disabling chronic pain syndrome that would be best be described as complex regional pain syndrome, Type I. With her severe pain to both ankles and feet, she has severely impaired mobility that she is largely confined to a couch at home....
...right leg. There was no improvement on right medial thigh pain. Right buttock lateral hip pain or right posterior ilium. This confirms that Nicola’s pain arises from other structures outside the right hip joint. … 13 Nicola has been quite disabled by her injury, couldn’t stand on her right leg, had trouble getting dressed and all ADL, she couldn’t actively lift her right leg (flex hip) off the examination couch, let alone climb into a truck. Nicola’s employment as refus...
...that the left TMJ joint was normal, but that there had been progression of derangement on the right side. [45] On 5 October 2020, Dr John Burford, Dentist, provided a report describing Ms Hartley as a chronic pain patient with complex pain and disability exposure. Dr Burford stated that Ms Hartley’s TMJ disc, cervicalgia, jaw pain, tinnitus and oromandibular dystonia were all caused by the accidents. He stated: In the whiplash impact the head is violently flung posteriorly and a...