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1. 2024 NZPSPLA 091.pdf [pdf, 77 KB]

   ...considers this is a breach of the Code of Conduct for Private Investigators. He also says Mr MM breached the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 (the Act) by failing to identify himself while on the property and did not wear any form of identification that would have made his role of private investigator clear. [2] Mr MM accepts he came to Mr DD’s property with a security colleague to serve documents. While he is a licenced private investigator and repos...

2. [2025] NZmpC 153 OY v Calendar Girls NZ Limited and Anor [pdf, 153 KB]

   ...non- publication orders, including but not limited to the names and identifying particulars of the seven plaintiffs involved in the proceedings, including photographs that might lead to their identification; (b) the undertaking applies to all forms of communication, including oral, written, electronic, and any other medium; (c) the undertaking remains in effect for the duration of the non-publication orders; and (d) the defendants confirm that they have removed all offending po...

3. Procurement Videos

   ...procurement process. This process has now concluded, with DXC Technology, using the Microsoft Dynamics 365 platform, selected as our main supplier for the scope and define stage for Te Au Reka Phase 1.  To help inform interested suppliers, as part of the Request for Proposal stage we released market briefing videos describing the objectives and desired outcomes of Te Au Reka and providing information about the procurement process. Introduction to Te Au Reka and the roles and responsibiliti...

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4. Have your say on a national framework to improve access to civil justice - Wayfinding for Civil Justice

   ...more of a coordinated response, directed at the goals and actions set by the sector.” - Dr Bridgette Toy-Cronin, Chair of the Working Group Wayfinding for Civil Justice is not a government strategy. This mahi has the support of the government in the form of seed funding, communication support, and enthusiasm, but this is a stakeholder strategy being led by a representative working group. The Working Group seeks the opinions of those who work in organisations and in roles where they see the ne...

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5. [2025] NZEmpC 204 Bowen v Bank of New Zealand [pdf, 134 KB]

   ...the Employment Relations Authority, pending the outcome of the parties’ respective challenges.1 [2] Counsel have now conferred, and the parties have reached agreement on a basis for a stay of the remedies award of the Authority. [3] At the request of the parties, and without prejudice to their respective positions in these proceedings, the Court stays the remedies ordered by the Authority and makes the following orders by consent: (a) Within five working days of the date of this...

6. What you'll need to apply

   ...certificate. This ID must match your name on your application. If you are using an overseas passport as evidence of identity, you will also need to file your visa or other evidence that you are entitled to work in security in New Zealand. When you fill in the form you need to tell us which ID you will use. The IDs you can use are: Passport New Zealand driver licence Kiwi Access Card New Zealand firearms licence. Training & skills documents When you apply for a licence or certificate you...

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7. Statistical data about coronial cases

   ...Australasian National Coroners Information System (NCIS) Please note, applications to NCIS for access to New Zealand data are not currently being accepted. If neither of these are appropriate, we can search our Case Management System (CMS) for you. Email your request for specific data to Coronial.Information@justice.govt.nz Why and how we collect statistical information Coronial Services collects statistical data to help: coroners identify areas for improvement to public safety and prevent de...

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8. Central Standards Committee 3 v J [2018] NZLCDT 11 [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...

9. Actions to combat meth

   ...Meth is an issue that needs to be addressed simultaneously across all these areas. For example, work already underway across government included increased investment in Customs to disrupt supply, reviewing maritime security powers, police recruitment, reforms to anti-money laundering and countering financing of terrorism laws; and performance improvements to services offering alcohol and drug treatment. However, in March 2025, the Prime Minister tasked the Minister of Justice with leading a Met...

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10. [2017] NZEnvC 012 Envirofume v Bay of Plenty Regional Council [pdf, 7 MB]

    ...resources, totalling 215,340 hectares and accounting for 22% of the country's forestry sector workforce. The processing and manufacture of wood products and the manufacture of paper, paper products, printing and publishing are the two primary forms of employment related to wood processing in the region. The Port of Tauranga is the largest export port in New Zealand and the major international link for the region. The Port of Tauranga is a major component of the region's ec...