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...we are required to stop selling alcohol, and [3: A one-way door policy prevents patrons from entering or re-entering the premises during a time period specified in the policy.] · any restrictions on operating hours imposed under section 9 of the Resource Management Act 1991 do not apply.
M & R Newsome v Auckland Council IN THE ENVIRONMENT COURT AT AUCKLAND I TE KŌTI TAIAO O AOTEAROA KI TAMAKI MAKAURAU Decision No. [2024] NZEnvC 123 IN THE MATTER OF an application under s 325(3A) of the Resource Management Act 1991 BETWEEN M & R NEWSOME (ENV-2023-AKL-000202) Appellant AND AUCKLAND COUNCIL Respondent Court: Environment Judge M J L Dickey Last case event: 24 May 2024 Date of Decision: 29 May 2024 Date of Issue: 29 May 2024 DE...
...government departments and, as such, are not government employees. There is no employee-employer relationship between statutory officers and the Ministry of Justice. 2. The time commitment of a statutorily appointed role varies depending on the caseload and resourcing needs of the tribunal or authority. Part-time appointments can be for as little as a few hours a month and it may be necessary for an appointee to have other sources of income. 3. Appointments are for a fixed term and, while rea...
...years working for CCS Disability Action in a variety of roles, predominantly to do with disability leadership and rights. As a young person living with cancer, she was the National President of the organisation CanTeen. Prudence holds diplomas in human resource management and hospitality management, as well as certificates in te Reo Māori. She recently attended the Pacific Regional Conference on Disability representing the DPA and its members. Prudence Walker takes up her five-year appointment...
...Māori-led services for victims, or for improving services to support Māori victims and their whānau. You can read a copy of the report, including associated data tables and FAQs, on the Ministry of Justice website at: New Zealand Crime & Victims Survey Resources and Results
...1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024, details the work of the Coroners Court and recent developments within it, and includes information about the role of the coroner and Coroners Court processes. Judge Tutton notes in her Foreword that the judicial resources of the Coroners Court have increased in the past year, enabling the appointment of additional coroners and the creation of the new roles of associate coroners and clinical advisors. The clinical advisor role is designed to help docto...
...explore the criminal and the civil justice system by reading the stories of: Oliver Fender – a reckless driver Mei Hsu – who thinks someone stole her idea If you're a school teacher you can go to the ideas for teachers page for more teaching resources and links to the New Zealand Curriculum. The guide to legal language helps explain the language used throughout the justice system. Visit a court Visiting a court can be a valuable educational experience. If you're a teacher plan...
...advice and help reduce the level of delay in resolving issues in the Family Court, and the damaging effects this has on children, parents and whānau. The Budget initiative will: Establish Family Justice Liaison Officers and produce better information resources to help parents and whānau navigate the system; Increase Legal Aid; and Increase remuneration for lawyers for children to incentivise the recruitment and retention of skilled practitioners. A second Bill focused on strengthening the F...
...building block of the criminal justice process and a basic safeguard of civil liberty in our legal system. The fundamental purpose of the double jeopardy rule is to protect individuals against the excessive use of state power: the state, with all its resources and powers, should not be allowed to continually subject an individual to repressive and repeated prosecutions by the state. A citizen, once tried, is entitled to the comfort of knowing that once acquitted of an offence that is th...
...choice and it is appropriate that a successful party be recompensed for the reasonable cost of such representation. Equally, it is open to a party to engage more experienced or skilful counsel than the case might warrant or to devote additional resources to the matter over and above that reasonably required. Where a party chooses to do that, however, it cannot expect to recover from an unsuccessful opponent the additional cost incurred. Having heard this case and thereby having a...