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1. GS v TM LCRO 133 / 2011 (20 January 2012) [pdf, 81 KB]

   ...investigate further. [13] The Applicant referred to the electricity authority’s “Information paper on ownership and maintenance of customer service lines”. He considered that the 4 Practitioner ought to have identified who owned and was responsible for maintaining the works and what rights of access they had. [14] The Practitioner’s response to the review application was to refer to his letter to the Standards Committee, and confirm that it was not part of his...

2. KJ v WN LCRO 46 / 2011 (13 April 2012) [pdf, 60 KB]

   ...policy. [20] The essence of this complaint appears to be based on the Applicant’s perception that the Practitioner had an obligation to protect her against any potential breaches by the LSA of its own policies. This cannot be right. It is the responsibility of the LSA to act in accordance with its policies. I can see no basis for holding the Practitioner responsible for ensuring that the LSA complied with its policies. I also noted that the Applicant eventually, contacted th...

3. JR v QL LCRO 108 / 2012 (7 September 2012) [pdf, 80 KB]

   ...between his professional position and his own (personal or business) interests, and finally whether the Practitioner’s conduct amounted to misconduct. [4] When the Standards Committee notified the complaint to the Practitioner, it received a response from the Practitioner’s Counsel stating: - I am instructed that, while he does not accept the substance of the complaint made, as (the Practitioner) has relinquished his practicing certificate and retired from legal practice he has...

4. Liufau v Letalu [2014] NZIACDT 92 (18 September 2014) [pdf, 174 KB]

   ...related prosecution. [25] The Registrar has elected not to apply for costs of investigation or representation. Given Mr Letalu’s claimed inability to meet any order, the approach is not surprising. [26] Mr Letalu has generally resisted admitting responsibility for the complaints, and the Tribunal has incurred the cost of dealing with them. However, there would be an element of futility in making an order for the costs of the hearings and I will accordingly not make such any order. [2...

5. Wai 2180 Taihape inquiry newsletter 6 Feb 2018 [pdf, 806 KB]

   ...contacted for any matters regarding the inquiry programme and planning, queries about evidence and any other general queries. Sarah Miller 04 914 3104 Sarah.Miller@justice.govt.nz Inquiry Facilitator The inquiry facilitator is responsible for the day to day procedural aspects of the inquiry, planning and supporting Tribunal events. They are the primary liaison on procedural and evidential matters between the Tribunal and external parties involved in the inquiry,...

6. Federated-Farmers-of-New-Zealand.pdf [pdf, 313 KB]

   ...provide certainty. Policy 9 is ineffective and inefficient and has unclear enforcement mechanisms and requires greater certainty as to the benefits, or otherwise, of collectives to address catchment quality. Amend Policy 9 to clarify roles, responsibilities and risks for multi- site consents. Support in part Oppose in part Federated Farmers supports the clarification roles, responsibilities and risks for multi-site consents. Federated Farmers considers that this could be c...

7. Bennett - Maungatautari 3A 5A 4H 2A (2002) 99 Waikato MB 47 (99 W 47) [pdf, 1.5 MB]

   ...been underpaid and others overpaid . There have been calls for the amounts to be immediately repaid and for interest to be charged . The Court does not see this as a practical solution. It has to be accepted that the situation has arisen and a response to it has to be reasonable and practical. There are difficulties at law in justifying a charge of interest. The most sensible way of dealing with the overpayments is to treat them as advance distributions and for them to be repaid f...

8. [2019] NZEmpC 35 Elisara v Alliance New Zealand Ltd [pdf, 239 KB]

   ...also required, by way of supplementary affidavit, as to the nature and extent of the searches applied in relation to the Board reports referred to in the original orders. In this regard Mr Fearnley says: 8 The Allianz Australia legal team is responsible for the retention of all Board Reports. A search of all Board Reports was undertaken. Electronically, this included using the terms “Eugene Elisara + Prime Account” as well as “Eugene Elisara + Termination”. 9 T...

9. New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey FAQs [pdf, 378 KB]

   ...Victims Survey took place in their homes between March and October 2018. They were asked about crime and victimisation that had occurred over the last 12 months from the day of the interview. How many people were surveyed? 8,030. What was the response rate? 81% of people in eligible households agreed to be interviewed. What questions were asked? We asked participants if they had any experience of crimes and if so: • What has happened? • How it affected them? • Whe...

10. Memorandum of Counsel re Hearing Arrangements 5 September 2018 [pdf, 754 KB]

    ...activities associated with holding the America’s Cup in Auckland BETWEEN PANUKU DEVELOPMENT AUCKLAND Applicant A N D AUCKLAND COUNCIL Regulatory Authority MEMORANDUM OF COUNSEL ON BEHALF OF MANA WHENUA IN OPPOSITION IN RESPONSE TO THE COURT’S MINUTE ON ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE HEARING Dated 5 September 2018 Director Aidan Warren aidan.warren@mccawlewis.co.nz TU-447097-3-1550-V8:TKB 2 MAY IT PLEASE THE COURT 1. This...