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To Report or Not to Report? Understanding the impacts of reporting decisions for family and sexual violence in Aotearoa New Zealand Dr Jacinta Cording1, Dr Apriel Jolliffe Simpson2,3 & Professor Devon Polaschek2,3 1Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury 2Te Puna Haumaru New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science 3Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato | The University of Waikato 2 Ackn
...to land instability; (vii) access to all proposed building platforms or areas; and (viii) on-site private infrastructure required to service the intended use of the site. (b) be able to be linked by adequate and appropriate vehicle access to a formed public road; (c) be identified as the only place within the site where dwellings, any accessory buildings, and related parking and manoeuvring areas can be located; and ( d) be located outside of the Quarry Buffer Area Overlay. E39.6....
...could unilaterally implement the new time keeping system. Ms Highfield advised Mr Menkin of the existence of an employment relationship problem, and said that until the problem was resolved, it was inappropriate to implement the system. She also requested mediation. [27] As Mr Menkin was on leave at that time, Ms Highfield copied the e-mail to Ms Kyle and Mr McBride, OCS’s solicitor. She further requested that the new timekeeping system and associated training be put on hold...
...reviewing the Commission’s proposals was the Human Rights Committee’s finding stressing the importance of consultation and sustainability in Maori fishing activities. 31. Ms. GWYN (New Zealand) said that Mr. Solari Yrigoyen and Mr. Ando had requested additional information on the Domestic Violence Act 1995. That Act had now been in force for five years. The definition of violence used in the Act closely resembled that in the Convention on the Elimination of Violence against Wome...
...[10] [11] 5 the application for processing and set out the steps Poutama and the Pascoes would need to file a valid application for leave to appeal those five High Court decisions. On 11 May 2022, Poutama and the Pascoes lodged a written request for review of the Deputy Registrar’s decision. On 22 June 2022, His Honour Justice Miller upheld the Deputy Registrar’s decision. Costs in the Environment Court Under s 285 of the RMA, the Environment Court may order any p...
CHAPMAN V AOTEAROA RESORT LIMITED MLC A20080018680 4 October 2010 IN THE MAORI LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AOTEA DISTRICT 257 AOTEA MB 62 (257 AOT 62) A20080018680 UNDER Sections 19 and 21 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 IN THE MATTER OF Tokaanu Maori Township 2nd Residue Trust BETWEEN DICKSON ELLIS CHAPMAN, HOKOWHITUATU DUNCAN CORMAC MCKENZIE, MARTIN (MARTENE) BIDDLE, VERA TEIWERA COOK AND WIREMU TEKEREHI JOHN MARIU Applicants AND AOTEAROA RESORTS LIMITED F
...associations and activities are recorded in written form, and those sources pre-date the Rena grounding, that in some manner weakens the strength of evidence that we have heard on these topics. [37] By their nature, oral sources are transmitted in forms that are not written sources. The fact that they may be localised may indicate, as in this case, that those with the substantive history and traditions, and customary associations and activities associated to the reef are those with...
...associations and activities are recorded in written form, and those sources pre-date the Rena grounding, that in some manner weakens the strength of evidence that we have heard on these topics. [37] By their nature, oral sources are transmitted in forms that are not written sources. The fact that they may be localised may indicate, as in this case, that those with the substantive history and traditions, and customary associations and activities associated to the reef are those with...
...the people who took time to be interviewed. We trust we have been faithful in capturing your views. We also acknowledge the expertise and help of our research oversight committee, which included Rob Pope, Ruth Money, and Bridget Doell. Each cast informed and critical eyes over the work and were invaluable. While we could not be more grateful to them, the findings and recommendations contained in this report – and any errors – are ours. Jarrod Gilbert and Ben Elley January 2025 2...
E.64 (2014) Annual Report 1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014 http://www.justice.govt.nz/ http://www.justice.govt.nz/ Am ou nt co llected each year $4million THROUGH THE OFFENDER LEVY $218million IN FINES & REPARATION SETTLED OF HISTORICAL CLAIMS TREATY56 TO OVER COMMUNITY LAW CENTRES GAVE LEGAL ADVICE 48,000PEOPLE ASSISTANCE& IN THE LAST 3 YEARS RECORDED DROPPED 17 DROPPED 33 8.9% REDUCTION IN THE AVERAGE AGE OF ACTIVE DISTRICT COURT CASES 18.3% REDUCTION IN THE AVERAGE