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...people applying to work in this area, and appeal decisions. Complaints How to complain about a private security operator, and what you can complain about. Complaints Objections to applications How to object to applications for private security licences and what the grounds for an objection are. Objections to applications Appeal a decision How Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority (PSPLA) decisions can be appealed. Appeal a decision
...the country is within any colour of the Covid 19 traffic light system during the Omicron outbreak. 2. Under red, orange or green of the traffic light system the Licensing Authority will continue as far as possible to process applications for licences and certificates as normal other than: • Any hearings of objections or complaints will be heard by either telephone or video during orange or red levels of the traffic light system. • When in-person hearings are resumed...
...Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 is to give communities more control. The Act and its 2 related amendment Acts contain measures that allow communities to: participate in decision-making by having local councillors and community members decide most licence and managers certificate applications object to licence applications on more grounds than under the previous Act introduce legally enforceable local alcohol policies. In addition, the Local Government (Alcohol Reform) Amendment Act 2012 m...
...services are classified as essential services and previous experience is that in levels 3 and 4 some aspects of the workload of the PSPLA increases. Therefore, under Alert levels 2, 3 and 4: • All applications for certificates of approval and licences of all types and for all classes will be accepted and processed. However, if NZ Post Shops close the distribution of licences and certificates will be brought back in house. • All complaints will be accepted and forwarded to...
The Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Community Participation) Amendment Act 2023 has recently been introduced. These pages are currently being updated to reflect the new legislation. From this page, you can find decisions of the Alcohol Regulatory & Licensing Authority. Search decisions made after 1 January 2014 Search ARLA decisions Search decisions made before 1 January 2014 Older decisions are on the New Zealand Legal Information Institute website: Search Liquor Licensing Authority deci
...justice sector. They also feel they exceed delivery expectations and that government gets more than it pays for.14 • an administrator (1x FTE – Gisborne only) The support and services that providers source for offenders include: • driver licence courses • counselling • budgeting • advocacy. One iwi panel manager suggests the ideal funding allocation is the following: • manager (1 x FTE) • facilitators (2 x FTE) • administrator (1 x FTE) • panelli...
...Court [2022] NZDT 169 APPLICANT SM Ltd RESPONDENT QT The Tribunal orders: QT is to pay SM Ltd $892.50 by 25 November 2022. Reasons: 1. QT engaged SM Ltd to provide legal services to him relating to a new home, a licence to occupy and his Kiwisaver. 2. In his first consultation with SM Ltd’s NN on 9 March 2021, NN gave QT an estimate of costs like this: allow $1000 - $1500 + GST at this stage. 3. At that appointment QT was given SM Ltd’s T...
...filled in the form. Your ID must: be a clear and readable copy exactly match the details in your form – write your name on the form exactly as it is on your ID not be defaced. You must use one of the following: Your New Zealand or Australian driver licence. This can be current or expired within the last 2 years, but must not be cancelled or a temporary licence. Australian driver license numbers can be entered in the same field as a NZ driver license number when submitting your request...
...Overall, I conclude that the defendant has a arguable case, but I go no further than that. Adequacy of damages [11] It is common ground that, on 27 April 2010, the Director of Civil Aviation suspended the defendant’s passenger transport licence as a result of concerns that the defendant may no longer meet the statutory requirement for a fit and proper person to hold such a licence. The parties have differing views about the propriety of that action and how it came about but,...
...that Act applies. Given that s.172 allows us to impose only penalties which would have been 2 available under the Real Estate Agents Act 1976, the only penalty options available to us are cancellation or suspension of the defendant’s licence and/or a financial penalty of no more than $750. [3] If considering imposing orders for cancellation or suspension under s.172 of the 2008 Act, we are required to consider the “character test” applicable under the 1976 Act. Whether...