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...Thomas Consultants Limited Sam Woolley T earn Leader Soil Contamination 27/02/2020 Date 28/02/2020 Date In recognition of the guidance given within the 'National Environmental Standard for Assessing and Managing Contaminants in Soil to Protect Human Health', MfE 2011 (NESCS), this report has been prepared by competent individuals and reviewed and certified by a 'Suitably Qualified Experienced Practitioner' as summarised below: Autho1·: Tess Brothersen is a...
...Authorities 4. Water Quality 5. Water Quantity 6. Schedule 10A.4 7. Decisions on Submissions 8. Plan Change 7 Provisions Abbreviations used in the decision CA Rule Controlled activity rule DA Rule Discretionary activity rule EPA Environmental Protection Authority FMU Freshwater Management Unit Freshwater – NES Resource Management (National Environmental Standards for Freshwater) Regulations 2020 HEG Hydro-electricity generation Kāi Tahu ki Otago Te Runanga o Moeraki, K...
...topics ...................................................................................................... 109 Cross-border transportation of cash ............................................................................... 109 Privacy and protection of information ............................................................................. 110 Harnessing technology to improve regulatory effectiveness ........................................... 112 Harmonisation with Australian r...
...found her position at FinancePoint had become untenable given the pressure to which Mr Tonge was being subjected by NZCU Baywide and further given she was now unable to do the work for which she had been employed. She reached the conclusion that to protect FinancePoint’s business she would have to resign. This she did in writing on 18 September 2012. In her letter of resignation she advised Mr Tonge she could no longer put him in a position where his business would suffer due to her...
...plaintiffs are six women who were formerly members of the Gloriavale community. [7] As in Courage, each plaintiff in this proceeding has brought claims against the Labour Inspectorate, alleging that there was a failure to exercise the Inspector’s protective duties under the Employment Relations Act 2000 (the Act).2 [8] However, those particular claims will not be considered at the upcoming hearing, which is limited to the sole question as to whether the plaintiffs were at all...
...the throat of the bridge range from 2-2.5m/s, compared to around 1.6m in the baseline (noting that the route of high velocities changes because of the realignments). Any effects from velocity caused by the final design can be mitigated by scour protection within the proposed designation. Page 57 Figure F.30: Waiauti Stream peak velocity in a 1:100 AEP flood event with climate change (concept design stream diversions shown as blue arrows and stream to be removed indicate...
...imprisonment with leave to apply for home detention. In arriving at the sentence the Judge took into account the total circumstances of the offending, including the fact that his wife had Alzheimer’s and that he was emotionally exhausted and stressed from caring for her. The judge noted that the defendant accepted responsibility for his wife’s death, contacted the police, and pleaded guilty to the charge of murder. The defendant was also in poor health, was of good character, and posed no f...
...which cannot be accounted for by statistical models; and only demographic and offending characteristics have been used to predict reoffending. Other factors likely to influence the likelihood of reoffending, for example, education and care and protection history, were unable to be included in the matching process. 16 and 17 year-olds compared in this study may differ on the basis of these factors not able to be accounted for in this analysis, thus biasing the results. Sc...
...Kotahi's evidence in chief dated 12 June 2020; • MWRC s 87F report; • The joint witness statements (JWS) signed by the experts representing Waka Kotahi, MWRC and (in respect of ecology) DOC, the QEII Trust, the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of NZ Inc (Forest and Bird) and Meridian Energy Ltd (Meridian). [13] On the final day of mediations held on 3 August 2020 the parties in attendance reached agreement on a set of conditions which we will refer to as the 3 Aug...