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...corrections - Civil courts, access to justice Legal aid, barriers to accessing courts, colonial justice system, Supreme Court/Privy - Maori land Council Maori land law, succession, court procedure and costs 11 13 Citizenship rights and equality Human rights, racial discrimination - -- -- --- ... -- - -~ - - InqIJirili:ls unclerway Inquiries in preliminary consultation
...Regulation of fishing, water quality, pollution; marine reserves, customary fishing, whales, dolphins, impact of pollution and run-off on coastal marine resources, impact of commercial overfishing on customary resources 13 Citizenship rights and equality Human rights, racial discrimination Inquiries under way Appendix B. The kaupapa inquiry programme Updated: January 2021
...limited. It comprises an email from Ms Stevens (an administrator at the company) to Mr Ward attaching a payslip for the period ending 6 November 2016; an individual employment agreement with Mr Ward’s subsequent employer; and a letter from the human resources co-ordinator at Mr Ward’s subsequent employer. Mr KA Badcock, counsel for the company, did not take issue with the admissibility of the documentation. Rather his concern (which I understood to be primarily focussed on th...
...opinions of any kind in any form. The right to freedom of expression extends to all forms of communication that attempt to express an idea or meaning.1 There are very few activities that will not be protected by the freedom of expression because most human activity has an expressive element.2 6. The choice of name of a company is a form of expression for the purpose of s 14. By limiting the range of names from which companies can choose to those that are 1 R v Keegstra [1990] 3 SCR 6...
...working in an area that I have long had an interest in. As good as our justice system is, it is not perfect, as I have observed over my many years as a barrister. I believe it is critical that victims of a miscarriage of justice are dealt with fairly and humanely, recognising too the interests of the victims of crime. New Zealand is fortunate in being able to draw on the work of similar commissions in England, Scotland and Norway. We also have an Establishment Advisory Group, which I wi...
...within the employment law context. It was for this reason that I considered it appropriate to draw the proceedings to the attention of Te Hunga Rōia Māori o Aotearoa, the Attorney-General, the Council of Trade Unions, Business New Zealand, the Human Rights Commission and the New Zealand Law Society. [4] Te Hunga Rōia Māori o Aotearoa has sought leave on the basis that it has an interest in the development of Māori legal issues, including the interplay between tikanga and weste...
...to the Ministry’s change process which is currently underway. The Public Service Commission has issued guidelines on defining front line and back office roles, however, the Ministry does not systematically apply such categorisation in its human resource information system. The full and accurate accounting that you seek does not exist without manual collation and there is no requirement under the Act to create new information or compile information. Therefore, your request is re...
...laundering is happening every day across the country.For example, tax evaders and international criminals try to take advantage of our clean reputation to launder funds through New Zealand businesses. Crimes like fraud and illegal drug dealing take a human toll on victims, their families and the wider community.New Zealand is also exposed to threats relating to financing of terrorism, including the potential for financiers of overseas groups within New Zealand, and overseas based groups who may...
...protect businesses, detect crime and deter criminals from abusing New Zealand’s financial system. What is money laundering? Money laundering is the process criminals use to hide the money they make from crimes like dealing in illegal drugs, fraud and human trafficking. They do this by exploiting legitimate businesses to buy, sell and channel their funds through things such as property, expensive goods and financial services. People who finance terrorism also use these methods to send money to...
...the exercise of its discretion in its plan or proposed plan. [12] Outside of the discretion restricted through national environmental standards or other regulations, such as the Resource Management (National Environmental Standards for Sources of Human Drinking Water) Regulations 2007 (NESSHDW), and/or the matters to which it has restricted the exercise of its discretion in its Plan, it can be noted that under Rule 14-2 of the One Plan, for existing intensive farming land use activi...