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...Please note that this response, with your personal details removed, may be published on the Ministry website at: Official Information Act responses | New Zealand Ministry of Justice You have the right under section 28 of the Act to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of this response. Information about how to make a complaint is available at ombudsman.parliament.nz or call 0800 802 602. Nāku noa, nā Fleur Keys Chief Advisor, Criminal Justice htt...
...system will be a key recommendation from the current triennial review. Legal aid providers Legal aid contracting arrangements involve a mixture of publicly provided services through the Public Defence Service (PDS) and contracting individually with private lawyers. PDS lawyers receive a salary and only provide criminal legal aid services. Contracted private 4 In 2023, there were 64,643 people with finalised charges in the District Court, of which 42% (27,425) of defendants were Māo...
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...supervisory models. Costs expressed in $ millions. 6 10. It should be noted that funding for Police will also be required to respond to projected increases in reporting and to ensure additional money laundering and terrorist financing investigations can be undertaken. 11. One of the key features of an AML/CFT regime is that while it incurs compliance costs on individual businesses, it produces wider benefits on the economy and society as a whole. Estimates of these b...
...the respondent of 23 September 2020, which reads as follows: How have the Council complied with this?3 The location of the 87WW pipe through the retaining wall steel is not re-instating what was there. That is additional "works" on my private land. I don't want any more meetings or site visits. I am after a legal remedy to force the Council to act properly. [56] The respondent responded by email on 24 September 2020 as follows: We’ll need to take a closer look at...
...and values to those of tikanga Māori. It divided the rules by which society operated into two streams of law, civil and criminal. Each had their own distinct set of principles and procedures. The civil law dealt with matters that were considered ‘private’, typically disputes between individuals or companies, often involving money, contracts, wills, tax, land or other property, and family matters. The criminal law, by comparison, dealt with wrongs considered to be done against the State...
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...a judicial settlement conference, I reviewed the decision to proceed with RST’s disciplinary process alongside the Court process.7 This included consideration of the somewhat surprising step that had been taken by RST to have an independent investigator undertake a disciplinary process at the time the Court was considering the legitimacy of that process. In the course of my consideration of this issue, I said: [392] In the absence of a formal application for stay being applied for...
...mid-review updates followed by a completion report, whether the goal had been achieved. [30] On 11 June 2021, Ms Whitehead at APM, prepared a comprehensive initial planning assessment, including Ms Flawn’s medical history of interventions and investigations and noted Ms Flawn “does not understand the diagnosis for the leg pain of collapsed nerve and its relationship to the surgery.” Ms Whitehead noted Ms Flawn felt frustrated by the length of time for recovery and not...
...relates to the question of whether a permanent non-publication order should be made in this proceeding. [5] Ms Fechney sought a permanent order of non-publication. Mr Upton submitted an interim order only was appropriate since the Authority would investigate the issue of whether a permanent order should be made at the upcoming investigation meeting. [6] That meeting is now due to commence on 20 June 2022 for three and a half days; it has been necessary for the challenge to be he...