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...142(2)(b) of the RMA AND IN THE MATTER of an application under section 149T of the RMA BETWEEN OTAGO REGIONAL COUNCIL Applicant CLOSING LEGAL SUBMISSIONS OF COUNSEL FOR THE OTAGO REGIONAL COUNCIL 7 July 2021 Judicial Officer: Judge Borthwick Applicant's Solicitor PO Box 4341 CHRISTCHURCH 8140 DX WX11179 Tel +64 3 379 7622 Fax +64 379 2467 Solicitor: P A C Maw / M A Mehlhopt (philip.maw@wynnwilliams.co.nz / michelle.mehlhopt@wynnwill...
...also key reasons for why victims wanted to take part. A selection of verbatim comments is included below to demonstrate the types of positive experiences respondents described: ‘It allowed me to heal. It also it took away assumptions and judgement, it gave perspective for everyone. I also identified why it happened and was therefore able to be more empathic. I didn’t go in angry; I went in to understand. I was able to help the offender to realise what he had done. Sharing...
...FARMERS OF NEW ZEALAND (ENV-2019-AKL-114) MINISTER OF CONSERVATION (ENV-2019-AKL-122) ROYAL FOREST AND BIRD PROTECTION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND INCORPORATED (ENV-2019-AKL-127) Appellant NORTHLAND REGIONAL COUNCIL Respondent Court: Judge J A Smith (Presiding) -in Court at Auckland Commissioner RM Bartlett - in Court at Auckland Commissioner S K Prime - by VMR in Northland Hearing: Last case event: 10-12 November 2021 at Auckland and by VlvIR Memoranda as to Inanga spa...
...to be clear if there are points that were not as clear as she would l ike them to be, or if she wants to bring up something else. Now the governing consideration here is what is helpful to me in making my report. I 'm not sitting here as a Judge and this isn't a criminal case, and it's 1 0 not a civil case. It's an informal inqu iry that results in a report by me to the Minister, okay? So those are the general ground rules and in the testimony that your provide...
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...entitled to claim anything outside the narrow parameters set by the “physical repair work”, he says that s.42(1) has no bearing on the matter of jurisdiction. 5.3.11 After the hearing was concluded I was provided with a copy of a judgment by Judge F W M McElrea in the Auckland District Court in Waitakere City Council v Smith (CIV 2004-090-1757, dated 28 January 2005). Counsel alerted me to this case which had been argued before Judge McElrea at the same time as closing sub...
...entitled to claim anything outside the narrow parameters set by the “physical repair work”, he says that s.42(1) has no bearing on the matter of jurisdiction. 5.3.11 After the hearing was concluded I was provided with a copy of a judgment by Judge F W M McElrea in the Auckland District Court in Waitakere City Council v Smith (CIV 2004-090-1757, dated 28 January 2005). Counsel alerted me to this case which had been argued before Judge McElrea at the same time as closing sub...
...entitled to claim anything outside the narrow parameters set by the “physical repair work”, he says that s.42(1) has no bearing on the matter of jurisdiction. 5.3.11 After the hearing was concluded I was provided with a copy of a judgment by Judge F W M McElrea in the Auckland District Court in Waitakere City Council v Smith (CIV 2004-090-1757, dated 28 January 2005). Counsel alerted me to this case which had been argued before Judge McElrea at the same time as closing sub...
...in the development of the next forecast. Data Notes Released on conditions is a count of the numbers released on conditions in the given month. The vast majority of cases are for sentences of less than two years, with conditions being set by the judge. A small number of cases are for longer sentences. These are cases where the Parole Board has no discretion to release an offender. The offender must be released by law, and the Board’s only role is to set the conditions of the offende...
...represented a solution to the technical problem of land-locked Maori land or if the aim was to secure the future of Maori tribes by removing some of the obstacles to development they had faced in the past. He asked whether Maori were represented among the judges of the Maori Land Court, as required under the Te Ture Whenua Maori Amendment Act 1993. He noted that the documentation made a distinction between tribal Maori and urban, non-tribal Maori. Yet more and more urban people worldwid...