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BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT COURT AT CHRISTCHURCH I TE KŌTI TAIAO O AOTEAROA ŌTAUTAHI ROHE ENV-2020-CHC-127 UNDER THE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1991 AND IN THE MATTER OF A Notice of Motion under section 149T(2) to decide proposed Plan Change 7 to the Regional Plan: Water for Otago BETWEEN OTAGO REGIONAL COUNCIL Applicant AND MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT Section 274 Party CLOSING SUBMISSIONS FOR THE MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT 5 July 2...
...temporarily lose the use of the frozen funds. However, information about Mr Taplin’s plans for Queensland indicates that other assets have been acquired there, and a business is being established, which suggests access to reasonable financial resources. I prefer Ms Copeland’s assessment that there will be less damage sustained by the Trust than the damage potentially suffered by the applicants. [45] I also take into account that r 32.6(3) of the High Court Rules means the or...
...proposal? Maximum 300 words. A risk is something that hasn’t happened yet but has some probability of occurring (add more rows if required). · List the key risks involved. Consider risks that relate to reputation, public confidence, deliverables, human resources, and finances. · Consider the consequence or impact of each risk – minimal impact to the programme and agency or severe political/reputational damage, employees are harmed, severe impact on service delivery. · Consider the like...
...and signs consistent with an associated complex regional pain syndrome. The Respondent’s Submissions [28] Ms Becroft submits that the appeal should be dismissed. Ms Becroft submits that this appeal is ill conceived and a poor use of judicial resources. She refers to Woolf v Accident Compensation Corporation where the Court said:3 Recourse to litigation should occur only when all other remedies are exhausted. It should not be an automatic default mechanism. Under the accident...
...boundary and retaining animals, such as chickens, goats and other stock. A rural fence does not seek to achieve security, privacy and the ability to contain young children and larger dogs, in the way that suburban closed boarded fences might. The resource consent for the subdivision was granted on the condition that fencing be in keeping with rural fencing types and should not be closed boarded or of solid construction. Whilst there is no requirement binding the current owners to this c...
...formed to develop more efficient ways for the criminal jurisdiction of the District Court system to operate. 3. The objective of CPIP is to reduce pressure on the criminal jurisdiction of the District Court through better utilisation of court time and resources so that cases can be resolved earlier and with fewer court hearings. Duty Lawyer Operational Policy 4. CPIP is made up of nine workstreams with each workstream focusing on a different stage of the criminal process. The Duty L...
...gain approval from MoJ before projects can proceed and deliverables will be published on MoJ’s website. During the research period, applicants must notify the MoJ of any significant issues (eg relating to data access or quality, unavoidable impacts on resourcing and staff) that could endanger the viability of the research or affect the contract conditions. [bookmark: _Toc141443765]Dissemination and publication Successful funding applicants are expected to provide the MoJ with a final research...
...also Vulcan Steel Ltd v Manufacturing & Construction Workers Union [2022] NZEmpC 78, [2022] ERNZ 304 at [27]–[31]. 7 Firm PI 1 Ltd v Zurich Australian Insurance Ltd [2014] NZSC 147, [2015] 1 NZLR 432 at [60]– [63]; and affirmed in Bathurst Resources Ltd v L&M Coal Holdings Ltd [2021] NZSC 85, [2021] 1 NZLR 696 at [43]–[46], [232]–[233] and [250]. of the objective intention of the parties, discerned from a reading of the whole agreement.8 [20] The Supreme...
...period of 14 consecutive days. 11 New Zealand Air Line Pilots’ Assoc Inc v Air New Zealand Ltd [2017] NZSC 111, [2017] 1 NZLR 948. 12 Firm PI 1 Ltd v Zurich Australian Insurance Ltd [2014] NZSC 147, [2015] 1 NZLR 432; affirmed in Bathurst Resources Ltd v L&M Coal Holdings Ltd [2021] NZSC 85, [2021] 1 NZLR 696. [44] Pact’s case was that essentially Ms Sheridan’s approach required more than 14 days’ notice which was wrong because that could only be achieved by...
...what about. This can lead to a lack of trust in democratic process and could ultimately affect social cohesion. 18. We are exploring the nature and degree of the issues around lobbying in New Zealand, including: • Voices of those with limited resources or connections can be marginalised. • Decision makers can become over-reliant on lobbyist research or perspectives. • Uncertainty about the motivations, origins and influence of lobbyist groups can erode trust in democratic proce...