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1. Oneroa v Ko Te Tarewa Whānau Trust - Waitangi A1A2 Trust (2017) 64 Tairawhiti MB 102 (64 TRW 102) [pdf, 172 KB]

   ...standard of repair. Also noted is some of the problematic history of the Waitangi A1A2 Trust and previous comments by Judge Williams acknowledging that there had been numerous problems over the years including family in- fighting, lack of financial resources, lack of income, debts including rating arrears and communication difficulties between the trust and owners. 3 2 36 Ruatoria MB 24. 3 60 Ruatoria MB 136. 64 Tairawhiti MB 1...

2. Jones v Accident Compensation [2016] NZACA 06 [pdf, 144 KB]

   ...private, of sufficient importance to outweigh the delay and cost of a further appeal”; Murray v Accident Compensation Corporation [2013] NZHC 2967 at [6]. [28] In exercising its discretion, the Authority is mindful of the proper use of the scarce resources of the High Court. Leave is not given as a matter of course. It is for the applicant to show that the interests of justice require that leave be given; Kenyon v Accident Compensation Corporation [2002] NZAR 385 (HC) at [15],...

3. Evidence Brief: Out of School Care and Recreation [pdf, 311 KB]

   ...Educational Success. Nellie Mae Education Foundation. Ministry of Social Development (2005). OSCAR Programmes: Evaluation of the Ministry of Social Development’s Package of Assistance. http://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our- work/publications-resources/evaluation/oscar-programmes/ Morris, L., Sallybanks, J. & Willis, K. (2003). Sport, Physical Activity and Antisocial Behaviour in Youth. Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology. Nichols, G. (2007). Sport and Crime Reducti...

4. Gwizo v Attorney-General (Strike-Out Application) [2021] NZHRRT 20 [pdf, 170 KB]

   ...non-execution of his case, that the Tribunal delayed by almost two years in progressing the matter and the defendant did not complain about that. He says that he is seeking legal representation, but “progress is slow”, he has significantly less resources than the Tribunal and he might need double the time to get proper legal representation. He further says that the defendant has not stated any inconvenience or prejudice that has been caused by delays. [30] Mr Gwizo, accordingly,...

5. Brown v TPL 4 Limited - Motatau 1B5B5 (2017) 158 Taitokerau MB 88 (158 TTK 88) [pdf, 208 KB]

   ...Ahi Forests (Ngāti Hine) Limited, as lessee. Those lessee companies later became part of the Carter Holt Harvey Group (“CHH”). [5] In 2006, CHH sold $1.24 billion of nationwide forestry assets to entities associated with Hancock Natural Resources Group (“HNRG”). This sale included shares in the lessee company under this lease. The sale was widely publicised and notice was given to the 1 Application A20160006308. 2 Ap...

6. Evans - Tokata A15 (2004) 68 Ruatōria MB 131 (68 RUA 131) [pdf, 2.6 MB]

   ...accommodation with shared facilities. Overseas tourists, in his view, were starting to move away from shared facilities. He also attributed some of the decline to the events of September 11, 2003. He indicated that he was in the process of applying for resource consents in order to build the chalets. He wanted to increase the size of the motor camp, its associated buildings and kitchen facilities . He also claimed his daughter was going to build a restaurant on the main highway with...

7. The Elected Representatives v Hauraki Maori Trust Board (2007) 127 Waikato MB 163 (127 W 163) [pdf, 2.7 MB]

   ...Reps have advised that they plan to adduce some 6-8 affidavits in relation to the JMIO ratification process and that, unlike the Board, the Elected Reps do not have access to the Trust fund or paid Board staff to undertake research and provide resources. The applicants have asked for an order granting pre­ hearing costs at parity with the Board's costs, and to be paid out of the trust monies already held by the Board arising from the proceeds of fisheries leasing an'angeme...

8. Family Court Rewrite Submission - OCC [pdf, 591 KB]

   ...decision. Recommendation 5: A Child Impact Assessment (using the Child Assessment Tool) be carried out for each of the proposals made by the Panel, and any further work commissioned. 10 implement it. Partnering requires giving resource to those who understand te ao Māori and apply it into their work. It requires MOJ and the govt to go to Māori hapū, iwi and organisations to see what works for them. It is also not possible to access one Māori voice or dec...

9. Buchanan - Riwaka-Matiu-Mātana Whanau Trust (2018) 50 Te Waipounamu MB 152 (50 TWP 152) [pdf, 253 KB]

   ...associated costs, whānau wananga and annual Christmas payments in lieu of dividends to assist with kai. The trust also cleared a $10,000 debt owed from their father’s estate to his sister. Margaret sees the trust as being a valuable financial resource for the whānau which has made it easy for them to meet their collective responsibilities as well as contribute to the wellbeing of the extended whānau as needed. [23] Margaret also notes that while there are challenges in resolv...

10. COVID-19 Justice Sector Survey - Report 8 for the period 2 to 8 June 2020 [pdf, 760 KB]

    ...ago (29%), the graph below demonstrates a clear shift in opinion from policing and enforcement to system and services improvement, better COVID-19 monitoring and clarity of safety rules. Almost one quarter of respondents, 23% (24%), suggested more resources, better practices and improved systems and services within the criminal justice system, the same proportion as a week ago. Figure 7: Answers to the question, “What, if anything, the criminal justice system could be doing bett...