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1. Appendix-A3-NZEAN-select-committee-facts.pdf [pdf, 111 KB]

   ...no requirement to include us. • There seems to be no government tourism research or strategy for the potential of horse riding as a tourism initiative. • There is no National Equestrian representative group acknowledged, supported and resourced to help make decisions around access and inclusion of horse riding in NZ, and to engage with Central and local government organizations around supporting recreational horse riders in planning and infrastructure. • There appears to be...

2. [2025] NZEmpC 55 Happy Belly Production Limited v Dawson [pdf, 171 KB]

   ...advice, it is important that he has an opportunity to do so. More fundamentally, if the application is declined the company will not have the opportunity to be heard on the challenge. [10] As Mr Dawson notes, the Court has a number of helpful resources on its website,2 and information on process matters is available from case officers. [11] Nevertheless, balancing all matters before me I consider it appropriate to grant the extension of time. The company is, however, on notic...

3. Appellate judgments 2024

   ...merit – there was jurisdiction to make s 166 order – appeal dismissed. [2024] NZCA 242 Maheta v Griggs APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL – no question of general or public importance – application declined. [2024] NZCA 223 Breen v Prime Resources Co Ltd - APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL – interpretation of s 103(3) is of general and public importance – application granted. [2024] NZCA 203 Turner v Te Whatu Ora - Health New Zealand, Wairarapa (Formerly Wairarapa District Heal...

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4. Our approach to regulatory stewardship

   ...framework is applied in our monitoring mechanisms, such as letters of expectations and annual reporting requirements. One of the Ministry’s core roles is to support the judiciary to administer the work of the courts and tribunals. We provide public resources, including judicial support and registry staff. While this isn’t a regulatory function per se, effective operation of the courts and tribunals is necessary to enforce criminal law, resolve civil disputes, uphold individuals’ rights an...

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5. New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey Released

   The NZCVS, released today by the Ministry of Justice, is based on interviews with randomly selected people between November 2021 and November 2022. It shows 31 percent of New Zealanders experienced crime over 12 months before the interview. You can find the full results here. “The proportion of adults experiencing crime is consistent with previous years,” said Ministry of Justice General Manager Sector Insights Rebecca Parish. “However, we have found that these victims experienced more inc

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6. New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey released

   ...Stories report will provide further analysis and context for some trends in both Key Results and the Public Perceptions report, and will be published at the end of May. High resolution infographics from the NZCVS are available on request. NZCVS Cycle 7 resources and results Public Perceptions report - NZCVS  

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7. Rangahaua Whanui National Overview volume 3 [pdf, 2.5 MB]

   ...Kaiaua on the east coast. The district includes the main islands of the Hauraki Gulf and Great Barrier Island. Since the district is almost entirely surrounded by water and contains numerous bays and harbours, the tangata whenua were never far from food resources and a National Overview1.3 2 means of transportation. Settlements were clustered around the bays and harbours, which were also highly prized by European traders and settlers. One of these bays, the Bay of Islands, contained the p...

8. Independent Electoral Review Final Report Accessible word doc [docx, 9.5 MB]

   ...contesting an electorate and being on a party list at the same time). In our view, these proposals would undermine the ability of parties to stand strong candidates in all electorates, and we do not recommend them. Political finance Raising money and other resources is fundamentally important to parties’ and candidates’ participation in the electoral system. Parties and candidates use money and resources for a wide range of activities, including developing policy, communicating with the pub...

9. [2007] NZEmpC AC 39/07 Toll NZ Consolidated Ltd v Rowe [pdf, 22 KB]

   ...all the more pressing in the present case given his financial hardship which he claims to have been caused by Toll. He refers to the imbalance to his financial situation and that of Toll, which is a large corporation with significant financial resources. He observes that Toll waited until the 28th day after the determination of the Authority to lodge its challenge and made no effort during that time to give effect to the orders of the Authority. He observes that if the stay is gran...

10. Pue – Te Ika a Maui, Te Ika a Ngahue (Te Waipounamu), Rakihura and Rekohu (2012) 295 Aotea MB 13 (295 AOT 13) [pdf, 101 KB]

    ...or not the Court has jurisdiction to consider the application. Submissions for the Applicant [6] Mr Pue provides a detailed and comprehensive submission that touches on a wide and diverse range of issues concerning indigenous claims to natural resources and the wider issue of Mäori sovereignty and self determination. [7] He also refers to a number of concepts relevant to Mäori custom including Mäori customary lore, traditions and history. Mention is made of the Declaration of...