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...playing an active role in management of these resources. 22. Mr de Pelsemaeker, in his evidence, identifies active protection of tākata whenua interests and active participation of Māori in resource management decision making as appropriate responses to the requirements of section 8.10 The evidence of Mr Ellison, Mr Whaanga and Ms Bartlett describe the
...playing an active role in management of these resources. 22. Mr de Pelsemaeker, in his evidence, identifies active protection of tākata whenua interests and active participation of Māori in resource management decision making as appropriate responses to the requirements of section 8.9 Mr Ellison’s evidence describes the aspiration of mana whenua for a partnership with ORC that incorporates participation in decision making at both management and governance levels.10 I agree...
...operatively possible: Derbie v Tranzurban Hutt Valley Ltd [2019] NZEmpC 37. 7 I have reordered these points for ease of reference. insurance) and controls the use of the taxi, then the driver is most likely self-employed. If the owner takes responsibility for most or all of these things the driver is most likely an employee. c) The owner holds a PSL and a Class C licence and drives the taxi but takes on someone else to assist. In that instance, the owner would be self-...
...establish how often discounts are made for youth or remorse, the trends relating to these mitigating factors or the volume of offenders who receive multiple discounts. 117. In recent years, case law has developed in relation to discounts for youth, in response to the body of evidence confirming that brain development continues well into the twenties. 19 The senior Courts recently indicated that it would be useful for Parliament to legislate the definition of youth to provide for more con...
...proceed with the hearing and to receive the evidence rather than causing unnecessary delay by referring to the High Court the largely theoretical issues posed by Mr Fehling’s further “question of law”. [14.6] Above all, the Tribunal has a responsibility to grapple with and to determine all the legal issues which arise in the course of proceedings before it. Those responsibilities can not be transferred to the High Court without compelling justification: Stoves v Commissioner of P...
...an interference with privacy as defined in PA 1993, s 66. Allegation 5 has relevance only to the application by Ms Guo for a search order. That application is addressed later in this decision. Pleadings – the statement of reply [27] The key responses made by PwC in their statement of reply dated 2 June 2016 are: [27.1] PwC complied with its obligations under PA 1993, s 40. By email dated 25 September 2015 Ms Guo was advised by PwC it intended complying with her request subject t...
...activities, supported by specific regulations 34.4. Statutory review period: A review of the operation of the Act should take place after the publication of the FATF mutual evaluation. 34.5. Ministerial exemptions: The Secretary for Justice should have responsibility for granting exemptions from the regime. 34.6. Trust and company service providers: The coverage of trust and company service providers should be consistent with the lawyers and accountants that provide the same services. 35. A...
...which provides: 47 Costs (1) The tribunal may award costs against a party only in accordance with this section. (2) A costs award may be made against a party whether the party is successful or not (with all or part of the party’s claim or response) if the tribunal considers that— (a) the party caused costs and expenses to be incurred unnecessarily by— (i) acting in bad faith; or (ii) making allegations or objections that are without substantial merit; or (b) the...
...research to TRA, a specialist market research and insights agency to undertake the three phases of the research. Research methodology 9. The benchmarking research was conducted between 18 - 24 March, with TRA indicating there was no discernible impact on response rates or engagement with the research, as a result of the impact of COVID-19 and related restrictions. They reported this as being the case across a number of research projects for different clients. 10. An online, nationally repre...
...processes, such as local elections. The Gambling Act 2003 does not include an ability to appeal its venue policies 42 The Gambling Act 2003 provides a useful comparator. Its purpose includes preventing and minimising harm from gambling and facilitating responsible gambling. 43 The Act requires policies to be developed for class 4 venues (i.e. pubs, clubs, and TABs). These policies specify matters such as whether and where class 4 venues may be established, and restrictions on the maximum nu...