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Before the Environment Court at Auckland ENV-2013-AKL-000174 In the Matter of the Resource Management Act 1991 And In the Matter of a Notice of Motion under Section 87G requesting the granting of resource consents to Waiheke Marinas Limited to establish a Marina at Matiatia Bay, Waiheke Island, in the Hauraki Gulf Evidence of Maxwell Joseph Dunn on behalf of Waiheke Marinas Ltd Dated 30 April 2014 Richard Br
...respect of Mrs Fox. Counsel points out that Mr Thomas was not, at the relevant time, directly involved on the subcommittee that dealt with Mrs Fox although he was a Board member of the defendant throughout and was entitled to and did receive information and updates about what was going on. Counsel explains that despite the description of each of the documents contained in the defendant’s document list, the relevant content of each email is different because it contains, within t...
...and ways of working in anticipation of new law. Simplifying and aligning Protection Order and Care of Children applications In support of the changes in the Bill, the Ministry is working to simplify and align protection order application forms and Care of Children Act (COCA) forms. The need to simplify the forms was identified in public consultations on the family violence reforms. The complexity of the current forms means it can be difficult for people to complete them an...
...take further action. [22] A review of those materials provides no basis on which modify or reverse the Committee’s decision in that regard. There was no complaint from the client about the fees, and without the information that process might generate, on review, there is no reason to form a different view from the Committee. Ms PT has not applied for a review of that aspect of the decision. Insofar as it deals with the client matter, that aspect of the decision is confirmed....
...Clause 9 sets out the provisions for calling meetings. It is proposed, inter alia, that general meetings of the beneficial owners be held at least once every two years. Special meetings must be held within three months of receiving written notice requesting a Special meeting it must be signed by at least 10 percent of the beneficial owners. [20] The amendments to clause 9 are approved. Clause 12 (1) [21] It is proposed that clause 12(1) provide for 7 days notice for a General or...
...and the appellant (‘Wyuna’) filed memoranda in response.2 Ms Balme for QLDC recommended some drafting refinements that Mr Matheson, for Wyuna, confirms are agreed. We do not need to traverse these matters. Ms Balme has also provided the requested designation map and a clean copy of the designation for approval for inclusion in the District Plan. Subject to the matters we now address, we are satisfied that these documents are in order. [3] The only issue of difference concern...
...children in care of children cases, and is funded through the court (rather than through legal aid). Lawyer for the child services need to be addressed both because of fiscal pressures and the importance of maintaining parity between the different forms of government funded legal assistance. These changes represent a first step in further work that is required to review the efficiency of Family Court services. Problem definition 11. Chart 1 sets out historical and forecast expenditur...
...these sources of funding are unable to support it to the next stage. We are seeking funding of $22.4 million to extend the timeframe of the ISR pilot for a further two years in the existing Christchurch and Waikato sites in order to gain outcomes information and inform advice on a potential future national roll-out of ISR. Other aspects of the work programme have been funded from agency baselines. 9 The Ministerial Group’s work is underpinned by the proposed Family and Whānau Vio...
...accepted at a beneficiary meeting of the Phillips Whānau Trust held by Zoom on 25 April 2021. The 13 Clarke v Karaitiana [2011] NZCA 154, [2011] NZAR 370. 14 At [51]. 438 Aotea MB 22 minutes are on file as is notice of the meeting and forms recording consent to be appointed a trustee, with relevant information included. [28] Henare and Lorraine King and others from that side of the whānau were not present at this meeting for reasons that are not entirely clear. Docu...
...and Ngāti Maniapoto, or by the public authorities involved in the granting of the Authority and related resource consents. When First Gas applied for a resource consent from the New Plymouth District Council to remove the pipeline, it was informed that Ngāti Tama were tangata whenua and that Poutama were not tangata whenua in the area affected. First Gas sought and obtained written approval from Ngāti Tama in relation to both the Archaeological [1 O] [11] [1 2] [13]