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Interested Parties

...are people or organisations the Coroner considers to have a particular interest in the Inquiry. Under the Coroners Act 2006, this interest needs to be more than, or different to, the interest of a member of the general public. Interested Parties are formally notified if any significant matters arise during the Inquiry and, if they wish, can receive information relevant to the Inquiry. As well, Interested Parties may make submissions to the Coroner as part of the Inquiry, and may also have the o...
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2. Christchurch Masjidain Attack Inquiry
Court fees for civil & family court cases

You might need to pay a fee at different stages of a civil or family court case. When you need to pay a court fee You might need to pay a fee when you give the court each document for your case, like a statement of claim, statement of defence and interlocutory application, or an application for a Parenting Order or Relationship Property Order. This is called filing your documents. You might also need to pay a fee when you ask the court to do things like hold a hearing, seal documents or give cop
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2. Going to court
Legal Aid Lawyer Rosters

...other rosters or the operation of these services, contact the national scheduling team via the below email address. Email: Duty.Lawyer@justice.govt.nz If you have taken an absence from the duty lawyer roster and wish to return, please first email to request confirmation of your approval status. Email: legalaidprovider@justice.govt.nz Mental health lawyer roster To access the mental health rosters, click here Warrant of commitment lawyer roster To access the Warrant of Commitment roster, click...
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Conduct research with NZCVS participants

...Fraud and deception Therapeutic justice interventions Justice outcomes for Māori Specific populations such as LGBTQIA+, disabled people, migrants, young adults, elders. Research that is applicable, with findings that can inform legislative and/or operational interventions, support delivery of the Ministry of Justice’s strategy, and build upon insights derived from the NZCVS is also prioritised. Please note, there is a cost associated with recontacting part...
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Offences against the person

...• creating a new offence to more clearly criminalise terrorist weapons and combat training • creating a new offence for international travel to carry out terrorist activities • expanding the criminal offence of financing terrorism to include broader forms of material support • extending the eligibility for a control order to include individuals who have completed a prison sentence for a terrorism-related offence if they continue to present a real risk of engaging in terrorism-relate...
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Kaiārahi - Family Court Navigator role announced

A new role for the Family Court has been announced, with recruitment to begin this week. This role forms part of the Strengthening the Family Court initiatives, which were announced in Budget 2020. Kaiārahi (kaiārahi o te Kooti-a-Whānau) - Family Court Navigator - was chosen with input from stakeholders and the Principal Family Court Judge. The name aligns the role with the ongoing mahi in the Family Court, to help people to navigate the justice system and support better family justice outcom...
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Privacy

...so, it must notify the people affected and the Privacy Commissioner compliance notices: the Privacy Commissioner can issue compliance notices to require an agency to do something or stop doing something in accordance with the Act decisions on access requests: the Privacy Commissioner can make binding decisions on complaints about access to personal information (rather than recommendations). The Commissioner’s decisions can be appealed to the Human Rights Review Tribunal strengthening cross-...
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[2024] NZEmpC 8 ELG v KLENo-3 [pdf, 133 KB]

...applicant and respondent filed a joint memorandum on 2 February 2024 in which they acknowledged reviewing the report and advised that attempts are being made by them to resolve the underlying proceeding in the Employment Relations Authority. A joint request was, therefore, made by counsel to adjourn Monday’s hearing to a date to be scheduled after 4 March 2024 and in the meantime to continue the orders previously made. [5] In the circumstances, I accept that the application is...
Hearing

...site visit and are entitled to attend. Witnesses Witnesses must be available to attend the hearing. All parties will be given an opportunity to question witnesses; however, the tribunal member can stop questions that are unnecessary. Witness summons form Interpreters If any parties or their witnesses need an interpreter the Weathertight Homes Tribunal will arrange one. Decision The assigned member of the Weathertight Homes Tribunal will give a written decision, including reasons, as soon as pra...
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2. Weathertight homes >
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Legal aid practice standards

The practice standards for legal aid providers set out requirements for legal aid lawyers in the conduct of their work and their relationships with clients and others. The practice standards form part of legal aid providers’ contracts with the Ministry of Justice. The revised standards were published in December 2016, following consultation with lawyers and the public. Download the practice standards for legal aid providers General legal aid practice standards General practice standards a...
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