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...separate chapter. Rule 10A.3.1.1 matter of control (a) Amend wording as follows: “Intake method and flow rate controls measures to avoid or mitigate fish entrainment.” Council acknowledges that it had previously agreed to this requested amendment. Amend the provision as requested. Rule 10A.3.1.1 new matter of control matter of control over “any requirement for fish passage” is reinstated. concerned that fisheries regulations may not be enforced if DOC a...
...the content of these documents is likely to comprise a large part of the Statement of Agreed Facts for the Court. However, at the time of preparing this evidence that process had yet to be finalised. 14. With the acceptance of this important information as provided in other evidence, I have concentrated my evidence on what I consider to be key matters for this application as listed in the Scope of Evidence section above. 5 NEW ZEALAND COASTAL POLICY STATEMENT 15. The NZ...
...relationship with the practitioner, in October 2009 advising of the desirability of pursuing the matter through the Disputes Tribunal. [17] On another occasion she referred to the “letter of confirmation of instructions” which the practitioner had requested, as being signed under some pressure, saying that “the proceedings were underway”. In fact this letter was sent before the proceedings were filed. [18] She also appeared to assert that the practitioner had somehow deli...
...Charteris had a letter delivered to Mr Walker’s home requiring him attend a meeting at 2.30 pm the following afternoon. The text of the letter was: Firth Code of Conduct I am writing to you regarding your behaviour this morning that followed my request to you that you undertake batching duties after lunch today. As you know, John Ritchie is on reduced hours due to a back condition, and I have asked you to assist us with batching cover, as set out in your position description....
...preserve his ability to appeal pending the outcome of any further decision in relation to the remainder interests. [9] The Māori Appellate Court issued a minute dated 29 October 2010 confirming that the notice of appeal was accepted but that no formal steps would be taken to constitute a coram or to set the appeal down for hearing. [10] The Chief Judge on behalf of the Māori Appellate Court referred the matter back to the lower Court to finalise the issue of the remainder inter...
...turn would have directed him to observe the incorrectly executed building work. [107] Mr Probett gave evidence that the approved Plaster Systems detail for the construction of fully clad parapet and handrail walls required a sloping top to be formed and that that detail had been current for 5 years prior to the construction of the Claimants’ dwelling. Mr Probett stated that water is entering the handrail framing through the textured level top surface of the handrail and an incline...
...included the cash contribution that Mrs Y had made to the purchase of the rest home unit, and Mr PQ’s discussion with Mr Y in or about 2007 concerning that. Mr and Mrs SJ also expressed their frustration about Mrs B’s unwillingness to provide information about Mr Y’s estate. [22] Mr DL said that he would make some enquiries about Mr Y’s estate, and provide them with any information to which they might be entitled. [23] After the meeting and during November and early Decembe...
...Statement Additional decisions for the Privacy Bill Agency Disclosure Statement 1. This Regulatory Impact Statement has been prepared by the Ministry of Justice. 2. The options presented in this paper relate to previous decisions by Cabinet to reform the Privacy Act (the Act) to send strong signals about the importance of privacy of personal information. • The first part of the paper responds to the recommendations of the Data Futures Forum (DFF)1 concerning the mitigation of...
...Family Protection proceedings ensued and Ms Andrews was determined entitled to a portion of Nan Sullivan’s Māori land interests but not her house. 9 [15] On 9 April 2010 Mrs Pullar instructed her lawyers to send a letter to National Bank requesting that the trusts bank account be frozen. The Bank actioned that request. 10 [16] Mrs Pullar’s application for a review of the trust was filed in 2011. The application for review was first heard before Judge Coxhead on 3 March 201...
...if he continued to act had the potential to be to her detriment or could reasonably be expected to be objectionable. [52] The Tribunal is also concerned to note that as early as 24 October 2003 in a letter from Steven Kirkeby to the respondent requesting a full disclosure of property dealings by the trust, Mr Kirkeby directly raised the question of whether or not Ms B had been independently advised before entering into transactions with and on behalf of the trust. Whether there was...