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NZPSPLA 008 Case Number 003866 / 2018 IN THE MATTER OF A complaint under s 74 of The Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 BETWEEN THE POLICE AND HARON MOHAMED also known as HUSSEIN FARAH HEARD by telephone on 3 March 2021 ATTENDANCES Sergeant D Gallagher for NZ Police H Mohamed, no appearance, written submissions only DECISION [1] The Police laid a complaint against Haron Mohamed as he was facing active charges. After a de...
...decline his application for a retrospective Relocation from Auckland Assistance grant (RAA). The appellant was granted RAA of $2,000 when he moved from social housing in Auckland to social housing in Whangarei in November 2016. Had he gone to a private landlord, he would have been eligible for RAA of $3000. 2 [2] The appellant says that, because the housing provided by Housing New Zealand in Whangarei was not suitable accommodation for him, he had to move to a p...
[2021] NZPSPLA 0026 IN THE MATTER OF A complaint made under ss & 73 & 74 of the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 AGAINST TT & SECURITY CO LIMITED HEARD by telephone on 2 September 2021 DECISION [1] AB has filed a complaint against TT and Security Co Ltd in relation to TT’s response to a shop lifting incident at the South Mall shopping centre on 25 July 2021. At the time TT was working as a security guard at a super...
...ix PART I: 1840 TO 1907 Chapter 1: Traditional History 1 Introduction 1; Settlement 1; Conflict 6 Chapter 2: The New Zealand Company Purchase 9 The 1839 purchase 9; Distribution of payment 10; Surveying begins 11; Commissioner Spain investigates 12; Further attempts at settlement 15; Conflict continues 17; Reserve allocations 18; McLean’s negotiations 20; Anomalies and irregularities 21 Chapter 3: 1850 to 1870 23 Surveys 23; Further land purchases 24; Impact of Kingita...
...PLEASE NOTE: A rehearing will not be granted just because you disagree with the decision. Grounds for Appeal There are very limited grounds for appealing a decision of the Tribunal. Specifically, the Referee conducted the proceedings (or a Tribunal investigator carried out an enquiry) in a way that was unfair and prejudiced the result of the proceedings. This means you consider there was a breach of natural justice, as a result of procedural unfairness that affected the result of the pr...
...has had particular regard to the effects of climate change on coastal erosion at this location (section 7(i) of the RMA) when defining the area subject to high risk of coastal erosion. Section 8 RMA The proposed amendments primarily affect five private properties and are unlikely to be of interest to iwi. It is noted that iwi are not a section 274 party to the appeal. Having assessed the objectives of the proposal against Part 2 of the RMA, it is considered that the proposed mapping i...
...was crossed out and the crossing out was initialled by Ms Mardon, and by two signatories on behalf of the vendor. Ms Mardon said in her written statement of evidence that when she entered into the contract she understood that the sale was a private sale, and she assumed that Mr Hawkins had an arrangement with Tremains for this to happen. In her oral evidence she said she had assumed that the sale was by private treaty because FFT was named as vendor, and the Tremains details...
...unsuccessful. Ms Denham had been keen for the failed injunction proceeding to be publicised. [24] On 5 November 2012 the police gave Mr Clague a formal written warning in relation to a Summary Offences Act common assault. This concluded the police investigation and made it clear they would not be seeking to lay any charge against Mr Clague. On 6 November there was a further Whaleoil blog targeting the Kristin School Board and its Chair. [25] The next Whaleoil blog dealt with th...
...Mrs Marshall regarding the care provided to Eamon in the period 10 December 2015 to November 2016. They have praised the standard of care. [6] The concerns expressed by Mr and Mrs Marshall regarding the care given by Mr and Mrs Pluijmers were investigated by the Area Manager of IDEA Services and were 2 A genetic disorder characterised by the formation of abnormal tissue in multiple organs, most commonly the brain. skin, kidn...
...driver must have been negligent in its operation. What must be proven is that the driver was driving the car in breach of his duty of care to drive on the roads in a prudent and responsible manner. That applies whether the driver is on a public or private road. In this case the road, or driveway, was on private property. 9. MQ’s position implies that NP should not have been there at all, but I accept NP’s position that they had both done business together and that he was there t...