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IN THE CORONERS COURT AT CHRISTCHURCH CSU-2019-CCH-000165 to CSU-2019-CCH 000214; CSU-2019-CCH-000326 I TE KŌTI KAITIROTIRO MATEWHAWHATI KI TE ŌTAUTAHI UNDER THE CORONERS ACT 2006 AND IN THE MATTER OF Inquiries into the deaths of 51 people in relation to the 15 March 2019 Christchurch Masjidain Attack Khaled Mwafak Alhaj-Mustafa Mohammad Omar Faruk Ansi Karippakulam Alibava Mucaad Aden Ibrahim Husn
NEW ZEALAND LAWYERS AND CONVEYANCERS DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL [2016] NZLCDT 26 LCDT 008/12 BETWEEN NATIONAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE No. 1 Applicant AND FRANCISC CATALIN DELIU of Auckland, Lawyer CHAIR Ms M Scholtens QC MEMBERS OF TRIBUNAL Ms S Hughes QC Ms J Gray Mr W Smith Mr P Shaw HEARING at Auckland DATE 30 September – 9 October, 10 December 2015 (with LCDT 010/10) DATE OF DECISION 15 September 2016 APPEARANCES Mr
Kaupapa Māori responses to violence suffered by wāhine Māori 2019 1 Acknowledgments from Malatest International This report is based on in-depth interviews with kaiwhakahaere, kaiāwhina and kahukura who support whānau at very difficult times in their lives. We wish to thank all the participants for their candid discussion and for supporting this mahi. We also acknowledge that you made time to see us, even though your schedules were mor
Justice Centre | 19 Aitken Street DX SX10088 | Wellington T 04 918 8800 | F 04 918 8820 ContactUs@justice.govt.nz | www.justice.govt.nz 20 November 2024 Our ref: OIA 115103 Tēnā koe Official Information Act request: Family and sexual violence Thank you for your email of 20 August 2024 requesting, under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act), documents regarding family and sexual violence. Specifically, you requested: Copies of all advice or a
...December 2011, outlining a number of concerns about Mr Hall’s conduct during training trips to Thailand. Mr Hall’s computer was also examined following the 12 December meeting. [13] On 16 December 2011 Ms Cameron wrote to Mr Hall through his then solicitor, setting out a number of allegations. These were: Browsing inappropriate sites on the internet and storing objectionable material; Inappropriate conduct and unprofessional behaviour on trips to Thailand;...
...“negative childhood experiences”. Levels of reporting child abuse or neglect can be affected by many things. For example, campaigns such as “It’s Not OK” increase awareness on the issue which can lead to increased reporting. Actions taken through the Children's Action Plan may also increase the reporting of concerns to Oranga Tamariki about care and protection for children and young people, by raising awareness on child abuse. In the short term, this means the proport...
...Mr Hesketh, additional background facts emerged which assume some relevance when looking, for example, at the issue of fees. [66] At the time Miss BA instructed Mr FE, she and Dr JI were still living in the same house, although largely leading separate lives. Their children were all adults. Miss BA had initiated the separation. Dr JI did not want the couple to separate. [67] The couple owned their house. [68] Miss BA ran (and still runs) her own practice as a dentist, and did so...
...the creation of the largest multi‑agency government project in New Zealand’s history – the Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precinct. This is an opportunity for the Ministry and the justice sector to provide better public services through innovation, explore new ways of collaborating and be a pivotal anchor for the development of the city. I look forward to seeing these changes. They will help create a safer New Zealand, with better services for people who use the ju...
...and requires the consent holder to: …satisfy the Council that the existing wastewater drainage systems and connections for Lots 1 and 2 are suitably located and are fit for purpose (Fit for purpose – requires all wastewater to be able to pass through the system to an approved outfall, and there is no damage to the drain that would allow leakage to the surrounding environment). [16] Condition 9 relates to stormwater and requires the consent holder to: …satisfy the Council that...
...years before the plaintiffs’ claims were brought. (d) If MHS were to be found liable to compensate each of the plaintiffs, which is denied, the plaintiffs contributed to their own losses. (e) The plaintiffs’ claims were for damages arising through mental injury and, as such, are barred under s 317 of the AC Act. (f) Each of Mr and Mrs Cronin-Lampe failed to mitigate their losses by a failure to obtain both professional intervention and then further work. [41] Finally, MHS b...