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1. PC8 Urban Common Bundle - Volume 2 [pdf, 7.6 MB]

   ...Mana o te Wai incorporates the values of tangata whenua and the wider community in relation to each water body. The engagement promoted by Te Mana o te Wai will help the community, including tangata whenua, and regional councils develop tailored responses to freshwater management that work within their region. By recognising Te Mana o te Wai as an integral part of the freshwater management framework it is intended that the health and well-being of freshwater bodies is at the forefront o...

2. Family Violence Bail (FVB) pilot evaluation - final report [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...necessarily be safer, as reflected by some stakeholders. Furthermore, certified bail breaches are more common at pilot courts, though this is a small effect. Complementary to the quantitative findings, the majority of Judicial Officers in their survey responses reported that Judge’s Packs aided decision making, and qualitative stakeholder data also supported this view. The majority of stakeholders felt this meant that bail decisions were safer, alongside reports that the pilot ha...

3. 2019-11-13 Allen + Clarke FVB Pilot Evaluation Final Report 004 [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...necessarily be safer, as reflected by some stakeholders. Furthermore, certified bail breaches are more common at pilot courts, though this is a small effect. Complementary to the quantitative findings, the majority of Judicial Officers in their survey responses reported that Judge’s Packs aided decision making, and qualitative stakeholder data also supported this view. The majority of stakeholders felt this meant that bail decisions were safer, alongside reports that the pilot ha...

4. Proactive-release-20240715-CAB-Regulatory-Systems-Justice-Amendment-Bill_Final.pdf [pdf, 9.6 MB]

   ...judicial officer may make directions regarding entry into, and remaining in, courtrooms. However, these need to be made each time the court opens, which can lead to inconsistent practices. These issues were addressed through the temporary COVID-19 Response (Courts Safety) Legislation Act 2022; however, this Act is currently due for repeal in November 2024. Amend the Courts Security Act 1999 to: Enable heads of bench to make health and safety requirements for entry into, and remai...

5. Wilton TRI-2021-100-002 [2023] NZWHT AUCKLAND 01 [pdf, 629 KB]

   ...cladding and waterproofing were outside his area of expertise. I find it probable that he received both enquiries and gave both directions. Mr Wilton said that he had not seen the Tiling Solutions quotation or the Wattyl “guarantee”. Given his response that such matters were outside the scope of his experience, one would have expected Mr Wilton, a professional structural engineer, to seek expert advice. It is no excuse that he says he would have been guided by Mr Fluit or oth...

6. Section 87F Report N Broadbent with Appendices A U [pdf, 15 MB]

   ...contain the technical reports submitted with the application. The applicant has also provided a draft set of proposed conditions (Document 7). 2.2.3. In addition to the application documents lodged on 13 April 2018, the Council has received several responses from the applicant to section 92 requests, as detailed in section 3.3 below. Background 3.1. Planning History 3.1.1. Given the (approximately) 26 hectare area the subject site encompasses, there is an extensive consent hi...

7. [2007] NZEmpC AC 44A/07 Tones v 3D1 Ltd [pdf, 52 KB]

   ...region of New Zealand. The reseller was to be paid a retainer plus GST. After 12 sales within each 12 month period, additional sales would attract a commission at a specified rate. All costs incurred by the reseller in gaining sales would be the responsibility of the reseller. The supplier was to be responsible for advertising costs. [11] It was open to the reseller to choose to sell, lease, or provide hire purchase contracts to the end-user. The obligations of the reseller wer...

8. [2010] NZEmpC 54 Chen v NZ Sugar Co Ltd [pdf, 42 KB]

   ...tasks with which Mr Chen was not happy. A further incident arose when Mr Chen was deputised for another employee who needed to be suddenly away from work to look after his wife. An argument developed between Mr Chen and the employee who was responsible for giving him directions. Ms Gilroy had to intervene. [16] During March 2008 Mr Chen was going to be required to cover for another employee. At a meeting held on 7 March 2008 to discuss this Mr Chen was disrespectful, argument...

9. Regulatory Impact Statement 2012 Lawyers and Conveyancers ActLawyers Practice Rules practice on own account amendment regulations [pdf, 100 KB]

   ...practitioners (ie, barristers and solicitors in practice on own account). This 10% of the legal profession account for 30% of the complaints made against lawyers to NZLS Standards Committees. Barristers sole comprise 13% of the legal profession and are responsible for 18% of complaints. When combined together, these groups of lawyers, representing 23% of the profession, are responsible for almost half (48%) of all complaints. 6. While complaints records do not tell the full story abou...

10. [2009] NZEmpC AC 25A/09 Kereopa v Go Bus Transport Ltd [pdf, 45 KB]

    ...the same personnel, the plaintiff claimed that she had passengers on board at the time and did not share the “cone”. She also asked why the defendant had pushed the complainants to make their complaints. Mr Bartosh replied that they had the responsibility to run a drug and alcohol free depot. [13] The plaintiff said that she had heard her name was going around as being the ring leader involved in a recent strike action and in getting people to join the union. She a...