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...the Tribunal to review a decision by the Registrar of the Real Estate Authority not to grant or renew a real estate licence. How much does it cost? Filing an appeal or a review to the Tribunal is $37 and it can be paid by File and Pay A response charge does not have a fee and is free. Appeal a decision by a committee You need to file your appeal within 20 working days after the date of the committee’s decision. Under exceptional circumstances the Tribunal may accept a...
...claiming for (for example, the cost of repairing your car or your insurance excess). What you’ve done to settle the dispute In the section ‘Applicant’s contact with respondent’, describe what you’ve done to try to resolve the dispute and what response you’ve had from the other party. You need to show that you’ve tried to sort out the dispute yourself before going to the Tribunal. Examples of completed claim forms
...publish the name of the child or young person, their family, their school or any identifying details. More information can be found here: Media and Newsletters. If it is proven that a young person did commit the offence, the Youth Court has a range of responses available. These include discharging a young person who has completed a Family Group Conference plan, to detention in a secure Youth Justice Residence. In very serious cases the Youth Court may transfer the case to the District Cour...
...warnings) are considered before formal interventions (such as family group conferences and the Youth Court). It also focuses on agencies such as Police, Vulnerable Children (Oranga Tamariki), Health and Education working more closely to identify the best response to each child or young person. Early and sustainable exits What: ‘Early and sustainable exits’ seeks to provide young people who offend with the best type of intervention at the right time. Why: Intervening early and diverting youn...
...conditions of bail must now make victim safety the primary consideration in cases involving family violence offending. The second phase of implementation of the new legislation will take effect on 1 July 2019 and is focused on strengthening the family law response to family violence. For more information go to our website.
...need. The report complements ongoing work by the Hāpaitia te Oranga Tangata: Safe and Effective Justice programme and the recent Victims Issues Workshop and Hui Māori: Ināia Tonu Nei Safe and Effective Justice forum. Te Uepū is now developing a response to the themes and ideas raised by the public. Read the full report [PDF, 5 MB] Read Justice Minister Andrew Little’s media release Follow the conversation on Facebook and Twitter
...resilient New Zealand. This Bill does so by enabling the acquisition of Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited (MetService) by the New Zealand Institute for Earth Sciences Limited (NZIES). 3. MetService is a State-owned enterprise (SOE) responsible for providing weather forecasting and warnings services. NZIES is a Crown Research Institute created on 1 July 2025 following the amalgamation of the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Limited (NIWA) and the Inst...
...coordinate international human rights reporting (National Mechanisms for Implementation, Reporting and Follow-up(external link)). New Zealand’s National Mechanism is centered around an interagency International Human Rights Governance Group which is responsible for the Human Rights Monitor The Human Rights Monitor will be updated continuously to reflect both progress on actions and future international human rights recommendations made to New Zealand. The introduction of this actions-based Hu...
...that the defendant had consented by waiver to Ms Coy raising her out of time grievances and should therefore not be permitted to now have them struck out. I find against that argument for the following reasons. [17] The Commissioner’s first response to Ms Coy’s personal grievances was a letter to her from Inspector Gary Lennan, Canterbury Human Resources Manager, dated 1 April 2003. This responded to Ms Coy’s memorandum of 20 March to Inspector Gaskin. This letter stated t...
...addressed in an exchange of memoranda. [2] Ms Cervin, counsel for the defendant, filed her memorandum seeking costs as the parties had been unable to resolve the issue between themselves. Mr Ryan, counsel for the plaintiff, filed a memorandum in response. The submissions in those memoranda have addressed both the challenge to the Authority’s costs determination as well as the defendant’s claim for a contribution towards its costs in the Court. The challenge to the...