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1. LCRO 191/2019 UY v FB (26 November 2020) [pdf, 266 KB]

   ...deliberately failed to serve him with the memorandum thus prejudicing his position in the proceedings before the Court. The complaint and the Standards Committee decision [7] Mr UY lodged a complaint with the New Zealand Law Society Complaints Service (NZLS) on 13 September 2019. The substance of his complaint was that: (a) in a memorandum filed with the Family Court on 5 September 2019, Ms FB had described his application for a protection order as an “application in drag”, t...

2. Remote courts information for participants

   Important reminders for appearing by Microsoft Teams or by phone for your court matterYou must:- not record take photos or videos of the hearing, smoke, use e-cigarettes or vape pens, or eat during the hearing. You may drink water- ensure that anyone attending the hearing with you has permission from the court- use microphones correctly. Microphones should always be on mute, unless you're giving evidence or if the presiding judge addresses you- stay connected to the link during a short adjournme...

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3. ZA v KY [2025] NZIACDT 29 (3 June 2025) [pdf, 103 KB]

   ...2007 (the Act). BACKGROUND [3] The complainant is ZA, a Chinese national living in Australia. [4] The adviser is KY, a licensed immigration adviser and director of the agency. [5] On 27 October 2023, the complainant contacted the adviser by phone enquiring about studying nursing in New Zealand. A work group was created on WeChat by the adviser comprising the complainant, the adviser and an employee of the agency. A questionnaire was sent by the adviser to the complainant, wh...

4. Welcome Guide Information for court and tribunal interpreters v2.pdf [docx, 1.7 MB]

   ...Protection Tribunal bookings 5 Travel and accommodation 5 Sick? Cold or flu symptoms? 6 What to do at court 7 General 7 Arrive on time 7 What to wear 7 Parking 7 Security 8 Where to go after security 8 Pre-hearing briefing 8 Interpreting in court cells 9 Microphones 11 Remote hearings 11 Oath and affirmations 12 After a hearing 13 Timesheets 14 Getting paid 15 Standard Terms and Conditions 15 Information on GST and non-GST invoices 17 How to submit an invoice and timesheet 17 Process for new in...

5. Welcome Guide Information for court and tribunal interpreters v6 [docx, 1.7 MB]

   ...Protection Tribunal bookings 5 Travel and accommodation 5 Sick? Cold or flu symptoms? 6 What to do at court 7 General 7 Arrive on time 7 What to wear 7 Parking 7 Security 8 Where to go after security 8 Pre-hearing briefing 8 Interpreting in court cells 9 Microphones 11 Remote hearings 11 Oath and affirmations 12 After a hearing 13 Timesheets 14 Getting paid 15 Standard Terms and Conditions 15 Information on GST and non-GST invoices 17 How to submit an invoice and timesheet 17 Process for new in...

6. Welcome-Guide-Information-for-court-and-tribunal-interpreters-v5.docx [docx, 1.7 MB]

   ...Protection Tribunal bookings 5 Travel and accommodation 5 Sick? Cold or flu symptoms? 6 What to do at court 7 General 7 Arrive on time 7 What to wear 7 Parking 7 Security 8 Where to go after security 8 Pre-hearing briefing 8 Interpreting in court cells 9 Microphones 11 Remote hearings 11 Oath and affirmations 12 After a hearing 13 Timesheets 14 Getting paid 15 Standard Terms and Conditions 15 Information on GST and non-GST invoices 17 How to submit an invoice and timesheet 17 Process for new in...

7. Question, feedback or complaint

   ...information with your complaint: Your first and last name (including company name if relevant) Your email address The details of your complaint. Please include the date of the incident and any other relevant information. If your complaint is regarding a phone call with one of our call centres, please include the phone number you called us from, or that we called you on, and the date and time of the call. We may contact you if we need more information from you to progress your complaint. The i...

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8. Chief-Executive-Expenses-1-July-2023-30-June-2024.xlsx [xlsx, 77 KB]

   ...departments and statutory Crown entities. All other expenses All other expenses incurred by the CE that are not captured under the definition of travel, hospitality or gifts and benefits are disclosed in this section. This includes items such as cell phone and data costs, subscriptions, membership fees, conference fees, and professional development fees. If in doubt, the principles of transparency and accountability apply and therefore all items are disclosed, unless there is a very good re...

9. MLC National Register of Maori Incorporations.xlsx [xlsx, 25 KB]

   ...Location Date of Incorporation WAI 450 The Proprietors of Maraeroa C Maraeroa C Inc: PO Box 376, Te Kuiti 3941, Ph: (07) 87817177, Fax: (07) 878 7175, Email: office@maraeroac.co.nz 12/18/70 WAI 513 The Proprietors of Taharoa C PO Box 10351, Hamilton 3241. Phone (07) 834-4347 Email: enquiries@taharoa.co.nz and charitye@taharoa.co.nz 3/9/70 WAI 514 The Proprietors of Tainui Kawhia Deloitte Building, PO Box 12003, Rotorua 3045 Ph: (07) 343 1050 Fax: (07) 343 1051 email - ttaitoko@deloitte.co...

10. Change or remove a Harmful Digital Communications order [pdf, 685 KB]

    ...other person’s address (such as an old address, their place of work, contact number or email address). Applicant’s details  Tick if the applicants identity was not released or address was made confidential Full name Residential Address Phone Email Lawyers contact details If a lawyer is filling in this application for you please give us their details. Lawyer’s name Lawyer’s firm Address Phone Email Defendants details Full name Residential Address...