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1. 2023 NZPSPLA 038.pdf [pdf, 112 KB]

   ...also be accountable from a licencing perspective. He says Mr Signal is guilty of misconduct and is no longer suitable to be a certificate holder. [6] Mr Signal denies he is guilty of misconduct and says any contravention of the Act was more the responsibility of Mr Webb as his employer. He says he was not told he needed a COA or given any guidance in the classes for which he should apply. He says he did not include property guard in his COA application as most of the work he did was i...

2. Lehmann v Accident Compensation Corporation (Claims Process) [2024] NZACC 108 (27 June 2024) [pdf, 212 KB]

   ...of the above three emails from ACC’s system (or an identification of where on the system they are). [7] On 21 August 2023, a Notice of Appeal was lodged against the Reviewer’s decision. [8] On 24 August 2023, the Corporation provided its response to the Reviewer’s decision of 24 July 2023. The Corporation advised that it was unable to provide any further explanation as to why the emails and phone calls were not loaded to Ms Young’s file, but confirmed that, as the Corpo...

3. [2023] NZEmpC 132 A Labour Inspector v Star Moving Ltd [pdf, 224 KB]

   ...Nelson. However, he did not answer the Inspector’s request to provide her with a list of employees for each company. [11] The Inspector made a further request for a list of employees for each of the companies on 16 December 2020. She got no response. [12] The Inspector’s next step was on 10 February 2021 when she served the company notices under s 229 of the Act I have just referred to. [13] The companies did not reply in substance to the notices, but receipt of them at...

4. OIA-107001.pdf [pdf, 360 KB]

   ...breath alcohol reading level group. On 29 August 2023 the Ministry contacted you to clarify your request. You confirmed that your request was for the number of people convicted of drink driving offences. I must advise that the data for this response forms part of Tier 1 statistics, the key official statistics by which New Zealand’s performance as a country is measured. Tier 1 statistics are published twice a year in March (for calendar year) and September (for financial year). Th...

5. OIA-120850-part-2.pdf [pdf, 840 KB]

   ...the data went through this second quality assurance check. The Ministry has interpreted your request for “…. where that offence was the lead offence….” to be for people whose most serious charge was for a Section 223(d) theft offence. In response to questions 3a-g of your request, please refer to Table 1 attached. This provides the number of people convicted whose most serious charge was for a Section 223(d) theft offence, broken down by most serious sentence, from 1 January 2021...

6. The conduct of inquests (2016/01)

   ...inquiry, and any persons or organisations to whom the recommendation or comment is directed. [33] The coroner will give those persons or organisations 20 working days to comment on the proposed recommendation or comment. The coroner will consider any response received in the timeframe provided before making the recommendation final. [34] If the coroner receives a response to the draft recommendation before the findings are finalised, the coroner will make reference to the response in the findi...

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7. Canterbury Westland Standards Committee v Lewis [2015] NZLCDT 18 [pdf, 252 KB]

   ...both stated that they had not been consulted about the matter of the memorandum. They had neither agreed to, nor consented to the filing of the memorandum and had not been provided with a copy of it. [6] The respondent swore an affidavit in response to charge on 18 December 2014 in which she accepted: a. That she was counsel for the mother in the proceedings referred to. b. That the proceedings had been the subject of a hearing and that an interim judgment had been delivered....

8. AFK v ZUL [2013] NZDT 347 (4 September 2013) [pdf, 57 KB]

   ...repair. Each filed a claim against the other for their loss. Issues [3] Each party had a duty to the other to enter and exit the car park with reasonable care. There was no dispute over costs. However, each considered that the other was responsible. The following issues need to be resolved: (i) Did ZUL exercise reasonable care when entering the car park? (ii) Did AFK exercise reasonable care when exiting her park? (iii) If both are responsible, in what proportion are the...

9. OIA-102701.pdf [pdf, 793 KB]

   ...received from the public and how many you have received from other nominating agencies such as TPK or Ministry of women etc. further, how many you have shortlisted. Please supply the pay rate and term of reference/job description of this role.” In response to your request, expressions of Interest were invited from the public via the statutory vacancies noticeboard on the Ministry of Justice website. Nominations were not sought from any agencies. Ten expressions of interest were received...

10. OIA-109445.pdf [pdf, 2 MB]

    ...information on convictions for driving under the influence, under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act). On 1 February 2024, Police partially transferred the following part of your request to the Ministry of Justice (the Ministry) for response, under section 14 of the Act: 5 year Conviction no's in the Masterton District Court for impaired driving ( Excess Breath/blood/drugs) for both over & under 20 yrs-ethnicity of offenders would be beneficial as well) In res...