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1. RS v NC LCRO 70/2011 (17 April 2013) [pdf, 85 KB]

   ...of letters (on the Standards Committee file) from the Waitangi Tribunal between August 2008 and June 2010 (written predominantly to Mr AS) reflected the nature of enquires that had been made by Mr AS and/or the Applicant. [2] The Tribunal’s request for more information in relation to their claim led the whānau to approach the Practitioner in around December 2008. The Practitioner advised from the outset that there were difficulties with the claim because the [Iwi X] settlement...

2. LCRO 159/2017 YB v WD [pdf, 147 KB]

   ...purchased the property, and secondly, how much they had paid to the Council, included on the rates assessment for the property, in reduction of the loan and how much they paid to the Council to fully repay the loan when they sold the property. They requested that Mr YB reimburse those amounts to them, and forward their purchase file and related documents to them. They stated that if Mr YB did not meet these “demands” by 9 September 2016, they would make a complaint to the Law Societ...

3. LCRO 92/2016 ZA v YB (7 January 2019) [pdf, 234 KB]

   ...further noted that Mr ZA recorded time on 10 August 2015 with the reference “TH [WD]”. 8 At [40]. 9 At [42]. 10 Standards Committee determination, above n 4 at [51]. 6 [27] The Committee formed the view that Mr ZA was not entitled to charge for any attendances after 10 August 2015 being the date on which the authority to uplift was faxed through to him and noted that time recorded after that date accounted for some $400 t...

4. COVID-19 Communications to Family Violence Providers [pdf, 321 KB]

   ...and need without seeking permission from DV programmes. This includes the ability to provide up to 6 additional hours of service beyond the current Code allowances. Any changes to hours are to be noted on completion reports. • Standard FVPP forms and timeframes should be complied with. • Providers ensure all staff and clients aware they must not attend work or programmes if unwell. Level 1 and Level 2: 24 April 2020 We anticipate level 2 will allow reintroduction of face to...

5. Sax v Commissioner of Police (Strike-Out – Privacy) [2022] NZHRRT 34 [pdf, 247 KB]

   ...information held by Police was inaccurate and that the failure of Police to correct that information and to publish it breached Information Privacy Principles (IPPs) 2 to 11. [9] The Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) investigated a series of requests for personal information by Ms Sax to Police from November 2012 to July 2013. Its intervention was regarding alleged breaches of IPP 6 and the investigation was focussed on ensuring that Police had provided Ms Sax with all personal...

6. Starting a proceeding in the District Court

   ...documents to apply for a variation or discharge of a Restraining Order: Application to vary/discharge a Restraining Order Affidavit Notice of proceeding If you want your address to be kept private, you should also file a notice of residential address and request for confidentiality Fees There are no fees for applying for a Restraining Order. Also see: Requirements for filing documents Where to file documents Serving documents Back to top Interlocutory application – applying for directions o...

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7. BORA Manukau City Council (Control of Street Prostitution) Bill [pdf, 417 KB]

   ...advice and agrees with the conclusions reached. Purpose of the Bill 5. The Bill provides for local control over street prostitution in Manukau City, by prohibiting soliciting and associated conduct in public places, in order to control various forms of social nuisance. The Bill follows a report of the Manukau City Council on street prostitution, which found that various forms of social nuisance were created by street soliciting in Manukau City.[1] The Bill makes it an offence to solici...

8. [2021] NZEnvC 054 Nga Kaitiaki O Te Awa O Ngaruroro [pdf, 1 MB]

   ...time if expressly approved by the judge. Copies of all publications of information communicated electronically or having such information as their subject must be retained until the conclusion of the hearing. A copy must be supplied to the court if requested by the judge. Making application Any person who wishes to cover a hearing must apply to the court in the form prescribed in Schedule 1. Any such application must be lodged with the appropriate hearing manager of the court at lea...

9. Insley v Insley - Awanui Haparapara No 2B1B2 (2017) 167 Waiariki MB 183 (167 WAR 183) [pdf, 249 KB]

   ...currently 32 beneficial owners holding a total of 8.1125 shares. [9] The meeting of owners was held on the block on 18 March 2017. According to the minutes filed with the application there were 7 owners and 6 non owners present at the hui. Proxy forms were also handed in for 5 owners. [10] On a shareholding basis those present at the hearing held a total of 5.218615 shares. The proxy vote’s equated to 0.57543 shares, making total shareholding of 5.794045. [11] According to the...

10. Judicial Appointments Protocol 2019 [pdf, 164 KB]

    ...according to the law, and which will be aware of, and sensitive to, the broad dimensions of our society. Recognising the importance of this task and the public interest in the appointments processes, the procedures for judicial appointments have been formalised. The guiding principles for the procedures are as follows: (i) Clear and publicly identified processes for selection and appointment; (ii) Clear and publicly identified criteria against which persons considered are assessed;...