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1. Proceeds of Crime Fund Terms of Reference Nov. 2025 [pdf, 200 KB]

   ...timing of rounds and the availability of funds, and subject to their approval, run the funding process; • be responsible for considering, prioritising and developing advice on proposals to the Secretary for Justice. In practice, this includes: checking proposals for completeness, providing preliminary ratings for proposals based on the information provided to create a prioritised list, and briefing the Secretary for Justice on the preliminary rating and prioritised list. • prepare...

2. Proceeds of Crime Fund Terms of Reference November 2025 [pdf, 200 KB]

   ...timing of rounds and the availability of funds, and subject to their approval, run the funding process; • be responsible for considering, prioritising and developing advice on proposals to the Secretary for Justice. In practice, this includes: checking proposals for completeness, providing preliminary ratings for proposals based on the information provided to create a prioritised list, and briefing the Secretary for Justice on the preliminary rating and prioritised list. • prepare...

3. Proceeds of Crime Fund Terms of Reference November 2025 [pdf, 233 KB]

   ...timing of rounds and the availability of funds, and subject to their approval, run the funding process; • be responsible for considering, prioritising and developing advice on proposals to the Secretary for Justice. In practice, this includes: checking proposals for completeness, providing preliminary ratings for proposals based on the information provided to create a prioritised list, and briefing the Secretary for Justice on the preliminary rating and prioritised list. • prepare...

4. GO & NO v P Ltd [2025] NZDT 163 (13 May 2025) [pdf, 199 KB]

   ...consumers expect the convenience of setting up an account online or over the phone. 16. KD explained that if an account applicant provides driver’s license information as identification, the way that P Ltd verified the identification was that it was checked against the NZTA database. 17. This process would identify if a person used false (made-up) information, but it cannot identify if a person fraudulently used a genuine driver’s license. 18. NO argued that there are clear i...

5. Scope of inquiry Minute October 2021 plus appendices [pdf, 720 KB]

   IN THE CORONER’S COURT AT AUCKLAND (IN-CHAMBERS) I TE KŌTI KAITIROTIRO MATEWHAWHATI KI TĀMAKI MAKAURAU [I TE TARI] CSU-2019-CCH-000165 CSU-2019-CCH-000166 CSU-2019-CCH-000167 CSU-2019-CCH-000168 CSU-2019-CCH-000169 CSU-2019-CCH-000170 CSU-2019-CCH-000171 CSU-2019-CCH-000172 CSU-2019-CCH-000173 CSU-2019-CCH-000174 CSU-2019-CCH-000175 CSU-2019-CCH-000176 CSU-2019-CCH-000177 CSU-2019

6. [2016] NZEmpC 165 Lawson v NZ Transport Agency [pdf, 463 KB]

   ...call stating that there was someone to see him. [93] He stated that he was unaware that the only person who could issue and serve a summons for the Disputes Tribunal was a Registrar. Later, Mr Lawson said that he may have made a mistake by not checking to see whether the summons was valid. He suggested that Mr Van Heiningen should be spoken to about the issue. [94] Mr Lawson stated Mr Van Heiningen had spoken to him several days before the Tribunal hearing: he told Mr Van Hein...

7. Court user survey 2010: understanding our court users [pdf, 1.4 MB]

   Understanding our Court Users: Court User Survey 2010 Understanding our Court Users: Court User Survey 2010 Prepared for the Ministry of Justice by Colmar Brunton December 2010 Disclaimer This survey was commissioned by the Ministry of Justice. The report has been prepared by the research company and the views expressed in it are those of the research company and do not necessarily represent the vie

8. OIA-124645.pdf [pdf, 1.6 MB]

   ...Deborah Mills, Service Improvement Complete 25 October 2021. 7. Continue to work with NZ Police to support their policy development 31 July 2022 Deborah Mills, Service Improvement Ongoing. 8. Follow up with court service managers to check on implementation of the application form and streamlined booking processes 30 November 2021 Deborah Mills, Service Improvement On hold due to Covid. 9. Conduct survey of legal professionals to seek feedback on satisfac...

9. LD v BK [2025] NZDT 257 (15 July 2025) [pdf, 167 KB]

   ...told her (and her father, who had come down to the scene) that he was driving on a licence he was not supposed to be and had therefore been nervous and overly cautious. LD denied making any such statements and his insurer, J Ltd, stated that their checks show LD had been on a full NZ drivers licence for 3 years (BK says she has since been told by the police that LD held a full licence at the time). She contends that LD is partially responsible for the collision due to braking suddenly an...

10. NI v CT [2020] NZDT 1382 (14 May 2020) [pdf, 206 KB]

    ...that they were in a fully fenced paddock which was secured by a standard 14’ steel farm gate. He states the gate was closed and latched with spring latch. He states this is usual practice for farming in all areas. 8. NI further states he had checked the herd for calving very late afternoon (with no problems) and they were due to be checked again shortly. Because the cows were being checked regularly NI told the Tribunal the double gates to the road were open to allow access for farm v...