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1. Licensing

   ...for.  This year, they will also need to notify the same parties to cancel their original notification if they change their minds about extending their trading hours for a game/games. To assist with notifications, the Ministry has developed a number of resources for licensees, which can be found below:  Factsheet for Licensees  Guidance for Licensees - Notification Cancellation of Notification Display Notice Notification Template Rugby World Cup 2023 Display Notice Template 2023...

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2. Keeping children safe

   ...has contact with their children under the supervision of an approved third party organisation or, in some cases, a relative. The Family Court can make Orders about supervised contact Counselling and other support for childrenFind out more about resources and professional support for children Care or protection – Oranga Tamariki Oranga Tamariki - Ministry for Children works to keep children and young people safe from harm. It can ask the Family Court for Orders to protect chil...

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3. LGB+ community experiences higher levels of victimisation than the national average

   ...important factors which increase risk of victimisation, and we want to shine a light on these communities and the experiences they face. For more information on these study results, see our Ministry of Justice website:New Zealand Crime & Victims Survey resources and results  For more information about the initiatives highlighted in this story, see: Ministry of Justice New Zealand Crime & Victims Survey New Zealand Police diversity liaison officers New Zealand Police Annual Report o...

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4. Non-Consorting Orders

   ...out more about sealing orders If you have any questions about completing the application or how to file and serve documents, talk to a lawyer, contact the court where your non-consorting order was made, or call the Ministry of Justice on 0800 268 787. Resources Find out more about non-consorting orders: Gangs Act 2024

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5. Reduced violent crime

   ...at: Government Targets Factsheets. Target 4: Reduced Violent Crime Delivery Plan  To reach the target, three key focus areas have been identified:  increasing the chance that violent offenders are caught and held to account   targeting resources to where they are needed  breaking the cycle of violence. There are actions and initiatives under each focus area, and all are underpinned by a regional focus and social investment approach. You can learn more about the...

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6. Budget 2025

   ...Community Magistrate to assist with court timeliness. Judicature (Timeliness) Legislation Amendment Bill An omnibus bill, the Judicature (Timeliness) Legislation Amendment Bill, contains a number of changes to improve court timeliness by maximising judicial resources. These include:  Amendments to the Senior Courts Act 2016 to: allow the appointment of 2 permanent High Court judges. address civil proceedings, applications and appeals that are an abuse of court process, and vexatious litig...

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7. Justice Sector forecast 2012 to 2022 [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...Solicitors (under the oversight of the Solicitor-General) or lawyers from Crown Law and are funded by Vote Attorney-General. Crown prosecutions tend to be the more serious cases and, though small in number, have a significant impact on sector resources. Table 3, Figure 2 and Figure 3 respectively give the projected changes in the inflow of these cases, and in the number of cases Crown Solicitors or Crown Law has on hand at a given time. Crown Solicitors and Crown Law will handl...

8. [2011] NZEmpC 37 Vice-Chancellor of Massey University v Wrigley and Kelly [pdf, 231 KB]

   ...and the statement is the source of much of the summary of facts which follows. 1 WA 1/10, 6 January 2010. [6] The defendants were employed as senior lecturers in the Institute of Natural Resources (―the Institute‖) in the College of Sciences at Massey University (―Massey‖). They were located at Massey‘s Palmerston North campus. [7] In April 2009, Massey consulted staff of the Institute about a proposal for restructu...

9. Le Lievre v Muriwhenua Incorporation - Muriwhenua Incorporation (2016) 123 Taitokerau MB 240 (123 TTK 240) [pdf, 303 KB]

   ...cleared the manuka, sowed a lawn, planted native trees, buried their children’s whenua in this area, and generally maintained the site as their own. In about 2007 they also constructed a track within the disputed site to the foreshore and obtained resource consent for and built a boat ramp on the foreshore. They did this with the support of the Incorporation. [19] In about 2009 Ronda Le Lievre and Geoff Rhodes moved to Whangarei to live in order to provide their children with mo...

10. Tackling money laundering and terrorist financing consultation [pdf, 321 KB]

    ...that criminals are known to exploit, rather than to all businesses in a particular sector or profession. It also means that while businesses have specific AML/CFT obligations, they also have some flexibility about where to focus their attention and resources relative to the particular risks they face (for example, due to the type of products and services they offer). AML/CFT supervision Businesses that are required to comply with the AML/CFT Act are supervised by an appropriate organ...