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1. Youth Court offending rates [pdf, 54 KB]

   ...same year. Such data can be used in future to explore the impact of local practice on numbers of Youth Court referrals and offender reappearances. 4 5 Introduction1 There are two main indicators of the amount and type of youth offending. “Police offences” are the number of offences that the Police have attributed to offenders and this is available by age, sex and ethnicity. It is this data that is most often quoted in the newspapers. When it is quoted, those using it will often...

2. Director of Proceedings v Zhu [2012] NZHRRT 7 [pdf, 150 KB]

   ...enquire into the welfare of the person sitting in the van. The constables arrived at the Glendhu Road address a short time later. On arrival, the constables spoke with the neighbour. 16. At about 2.37 pm the constables made their way to the van to check on the disabled person inside. Upon opening the van door the constables noted that it was warm and stuffy in the van. The constables found the aggrieved person sitting in the back of the van in a wheelchair secured firmly to the...

3. OIA-96282.pdf [pdf, 18 MB]

   gen, Section (9 ) (2) (a) Section (9 ) (2 ) (a) Justice Cenlre I 19 Aitken Street DX SX10088 I Wellington T 04 918 8800 I F 04 918 8820 contactus@justice.govt.nzIwww.justice.govt.nz Our ref: OIA 96186 Tena koe - Official Information Act request: Victim Support Thank you for your email of 24 May 2022, requesting, under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act), information related to Victim Support. I have outlined your specific requests and my response to each below (please

4. AAA & XY Insurance v ZZZ & ZX Insurance [2013] NZDT 6 (8 May 2013) [pdf, 63 KB]

   ...[10] I have had regard to ZZZ’s assertion that KA may have contributed to the collision by travelling too fast in the fog. However, there was insufficient evidence that this was the case. Both at the hearing and in his interview with the attending Police Officer, KA states that he was doing 60-70km/h, some 10km/h less than the speed the Police Officer felt was safe to travel at in the area that night. KA’s caution in this regard may in fact have spared him serious injury....

5. Information gathering transparency statement

   ...State Services Information Gathering Model Standards. Our information collection and handling policies apply to us, our contractors, and any other third party we may engage to carry out services on our behalf. We have auditing and assurance processes to check our policies are complied with. Where we collect information from We collect information to support our protective security responsibilities from a wide variety of sources. These include information from: internal reports about security i...

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6. Wiping historical homosexual convictions

   ...convicted of is no longer illegal – this will generally involve an assessment of whether the activity was consensual and involved adults over the age of 16. If a person’s conviction is wiped, their conviction will not appear on a criminal history check for any purpose in New Zealand. In situations where they have to disclose criminal convictions (such as on job applications), they’ll be able to declare they had no such conviction. It’s important that people supply as much supporting inf...

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7. [2021] NZACC 135–NT v ACC (10 August 2021) [pdf, 285 KB]

   ...cover. Entitlements were paid from this time, including weekly compensation. 3 [7] On 26 September 2005, NT attended an Auckland Sexual Health Service clinic, and was seen by Dr Christine Foley. The presenting complaint was recorded as “check up/no symptoms”, and the category “sexual abuse” was crossed out. It was recorded that, regarding the event in December 2004, NT thought that she “was not raped” and she did not believe she had been assaulted. On 10 October...

8. Care of Children Applying for a Court Order guide [pdf, 3.9 MB]

   ...(3 types) 12 4. Order preventing removal of a child from New Zealand (3 types) 13 5. Declaration of father as guardian (2 types) 14 6. Appointment of father as guardian (3 types) 14 7. Testamentary guardianship (2 types) 15 Review and final check 16 What happens once you have filed your application? 16 What do these words mean? 17 03 How to complete your application Each application has three parts 1. The Application Form This has a summary of the key information needed by the...

9. Security at court

   ...staff – they’re there to help. Court staff will be wearing name badges and security staff will be easy to identify in their uniforms. In many courts, you’ll find court staff at the public counter. At most courts, everyone goes through a security check like the one you get at an airport. This is so the court is safe and secure. In all courts people won’t be allowed in if they’re wearing gang symbols, hats or sunglasses. People aren’t allowed to bring in anything that could be used as...

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10. Who doesn't need a licence or certificate

    ...installer with a current licence from the Electrical Workers Registration Board carrying out electrical installation work of security equipment. However you will need a licence or certificate if you are also working as a security consultant. You can check if you have a licence on the Electrical Workers Register are a licensed tow truck driver carry out work covered by another Act. Find out more You can find out more about who needs a licence or certificate by seeking your own legal advice...

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