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- Review of the AML/CFT Act Consultation Document Ministry of Justice October 2021 Important notice The opinions contained in this document are those of the Ministry of Justice and do not reflect official government policy. Readers are advised to seek specific legal advice from a qualified professional person before undertaking any action in reliance on the contents of this publication. The contents of this discussion document must not be con
...Cobb-Clark’s evidence included a discussion about whether a gender pay gap between men and women is in and of itself sex discrimination and she considered the underlying basis of the pay-generating “construct” relied on by the NZPPTA. [101] Professor Cobb-Clark raised concerns about the “construct” not being scientifically robust. She was concerned that relying on it could lead to an erroneous conclusion of inequity based on sex. She drew attention to several difficult...
...room area doors which had become jammed shut, and that the door on the eastern side of the garage was rubbing on the frame and was difficult to close, there was no general agreement that the superstructure of the building had become racked. [101] Mr Cowie surveyed all window and door openings around the building and produced the diagram shown as Figure 5. Figure 5: Verticality Leans [102] Although some sections of the portal frame are exposed (in parts of the garage area an...
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...are naturally rare; v. areas containing nationally significant examples of indigenous community types; and vi. areas set aside for full or partial protection of indigenous biological diversity under other legislation. [footnotes omitted] [101] At hearing, Mr Whiteley confirmed that effects on the katipo spider (an indigenous at-risk species) had now been avoided and as such his concerns in that regard are resolved and Policy 11(a)(i) does not apply. 27 [102] He mainta...
...come into effect, specifically the designation of the individual refe1Ted to in paragraph 3 above and, to the extent they may have reti·ospective effect, ai·e justified in that they address a matter essential to public safety; 49qzi8a88s2022-08-1010:35:58 LEGALLY PRIVILEGED RESTRICTED 1 L E G A L L Y P R I V I L E G E D : R E S T R I C T E D SWC-22-MIN-0143 2 49qzi8a88s 2022-08-10 10:35:58 L E G A L L Y P R I V I L E G E D : R E S T R I C T E D 9 agreed that these a...
...the hearing on this matter. [100] CFG has proposed that a water controls remediation plan be prepared for certain sites only and relate to its Purpose Statement. It adopted certain hydrological principles outlined in the Council’s orders. [101] The Council disputed the restriction to certain sites and the reference to the ‘Purpose Statement’. Observing that Dr McConchie was the only expert who gave evidence at the hearing, it argued that it is appropriate for him to devel...
...institutional, maritime, commercial or industrial area. They are areas and places of special architectural or other built character value, exemplifying a collective and cohesive importance, relevance and interest to a locality or to the region. … [101] The point we need to make from this, and seems to have been misunderstood by other witnesses, in particular Ms Byron, is that although special character areas include those buildings described in the above quote, that is not the desc...