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1. Proactive release - COVID 19 Response Courts Safety Legislation Bill [pdf, 4.4 MB]

   ...powers to manage risks 5 The udicia y and Ministry are responsible for the safe running of the courts. They have prepared the courts as far as possible to operate under the COVID-19 P otection Framework. This has included more remote participation, vaccination requirements for Ministry staff and contractors, and enhanced court entry requirements. 6 The changes are necessary because: 6.1 physical court proceedings present a risk of COVID-19 transmission, but must continue even while...

2. Health and Safety information for jurors during COVID-19 [pdf, 167 KB]

   ...must: • Sign in or scan the COVID-19 QR code at our entrances, and within public spaces (e.g., at counters). This will support everyone to keep a personal record of their movements to enable contact tracing. • Show either a current My Vaccine Pass, or evidence of a recent negative COVID-19 PCR test (within the last 72 hours), or a negative rapid antigen test (within the last 24 hours). You will still be able to enter the court building if you don’t show any of these...

3. NZPB position description December 2021 [doc, 40 KB]

   ...interest. Members must declare to the Chairperson any personal or professional interests or associations that might create a conflict with their duties as a member of the Board. The Chairperson will decide on the appropriate course of action. Covid-19 vaccination Members are required to be double vaccinated in order to undertake their New Zealand Parole duties in prisons. Induction The Board Chairperson will arrange for induction training and continuing education training and development....

4. Health-and-Safety-information-for-jurors-during-COVID-19-v0.3-FINAL.pdf [pdf, 173 KB]

   ...damaged. You may be provided a KN95 mask to wear while at court. • Follow any physical distancing requirements. • Have your temperature checked. Thermal scanners will be operating. If you are concerned about your or another juror’s vaccination status you may ask to have your jury service deferred or apply to be excused. Hygiene Each Ministry and court site has a designated site manager who, amongst other things, is responsible for overseeing health and safety a...

5. Medicines Amendment Bill [pdf, 208 KB]

   ...use of a new medicine on a restricted basis for the treatment of a limited number of persons. It also allows setting of conditions on the provisional approval. 6. Several medicines have been approved under section 23 including the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. An issue has arisen as to whether these consents have been validly issued. 7. The Bill amends the Principal Act to: a. remove the requirement that provisional consent under section 23 be on a restricted basis for the treatment of a...

6. Environment Court COVID-19 Protection Framework [pdf, 165 KB]

   ...presiding judicial officer should be by memorandum. All Alert Levels For all regions under Traffic Light Red Orange or Green1 1. Access to courthouses and other premises is at the Court’s discretion and limited to people who: a. Show a vaccine pass; or b. Provide evidence of a negative PCR test administered within 48 hours of attendance; or c. Provide evidence of a negative Rapid Antigen Test administered within 24 hours of attendance. 1 Refer www.covid19.govt.nz f...

7. Land Valuation Tribunal COVID-19 Protection Framework [pdf, 166 KB]

   ...presiding judicial officer should be by memorandum. All Alert Levels For all regions under Traffic Light Red Orange or Green1 1. Access to courthouses and other premises is at the Tribunal’s discretion and limited to people who: a. Show a vaccine pass; or b. Provide evidence of a negative PCR test administered within 48 hours of attendance; or c. Provide evidence of a negative Rapid Antigen Test administered within 24 hours of attendance. 2. If a representative, party or...

8. WC v HM [2023] NZDT 486 (2 October 2023) [pdf, 173 KB]

   ...to come and go as he pleased. Most nights he slept in her bed. A notice was placed on the community Facebook page asking if anyone owned P and no response was received. WC decided P was a stray cat in need of care. She took him to the vet to be vaccinated and to treat a weeping eye. She arranged for him to be microchipped and registered in her name, and also obtained pet insurance for him. 2. WC was therefore understandably upset when HM knocked on her door in July of this year a...

9. BS & CS v C Ltd [2024] NZDT 314 (20 April 2024) [pdf, 91 KB]

   ...and incurred costs in searching for her. They provided evidence of a $79.95 fee to advertise on [missing pet website]. I am also satisfied that they are entitled to $1,600.00 for the estimated cost to purchase a similar kitten, $553.77 for initial vaccinations not included with purchase, $438.33 for spaying, and $95.00 for microchipping. I have not included some other expenses claimed that seemed to be annual costs or were not clearly explained. 10. The total sum payable including the de...

10. Brunton v Accident Compensation Corporation (Treatment Injury) [2023] NZACC 187 [pdf, 382 KB]

    ...appointments, she advised she will be going back to see Tracey. She wants to try and avoid further "barbaric experimental medical care". I asked what kind of support she was hoping for from ACC. She explained that she has been injured by vaccines twice before, and feels she has been injured by a vaccine again. She said that she "had hopes and dreams that just totally got annihilated" and is looking for whatever kinds of help or financial support she can get. She s...