[2018] NZLCDT 11 Central Standards Committee 3 v J [pdf, 79 KB]
...circumstances at the time of the offending, and in particular supported by medical evidence as is needed in situations where permanent name suppression is sought on these grounds. [7] Firstly, we direct that there be no publication of the practitioner’s former firm or clients involved in these matters. We note that the Standards Committee does not oppose an order for permanent name suppression provided that this decision is able to be published in this form which is non-identifyin...