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...t W A I T A N G I T R I B U N A L R E P O R T 2 0 1 6 W A I 2 4 7 8 I n I t I a t I o n, C o n s u l t a t I o n, a n d C o n s e n t Chapter 3 of Report into Claims concerning Proposed Reforms to Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 P r e - p u b l i c a t i o n V e r s i o n typeset 2016 by the Waitangi tribunal, Wellington, new Zealand set in adobe Minion Pro and Cronos Pro opticals...
...circumstances where the vendor, Doug Nottage (on behalf of his wife and himself), had given the following information to the Licensee in a 12 November 2007 letter from vendor to Licensee: “There is no reason at all why any new owner should not claim to have the other bit of unused paper road stopped. I should explain that we would have claimed the other piece of paper road too, but at the time the neighbours felt that they would like to keep that option open in case they subdivide....
...reforms of the primary health care system and more work to quantify the underfunding of Māori Downloaded from www.waitangitribunal.govt.nz Downloaded from www.waitangitribunal.govt.nz x health services since 2000. We directed the Crown and the claimants to work together on both matters and to report back to us on progress. We undertook to review and finalise our interim recommendations on the basis of this feedback and in light of our earlier findings. We do so in the enclosed chap...
...unjustified. The Tribunal’s findings [21] The Tribunal was unable to conclude whether Mr Smith had assaulted JC in the eye wash area by punching and kicking him as alleged by Constable Campbell and JC. Although there was uncontested evidence of the application of force to JC by Mr Smith by taking him to the ground and subsequently removing him forcibly to the cell, the Tribunal concluded that this was not such an application of force to the prisoner in custody as woul...
...Zealand Tairāwhiti District A20200013652 WĀHANGA Under Section 118, Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 MŌ TE TAKE In the matter of Succession to Harry Grant I WAENGA I A Between WIKITORIA HINEHOU GRANT Te Kaitono Applicant ME And KARU MARIE GRANT AND MANU GRANT Ngā Kaiurupare t E Respondents Nohoanga: Hearing 10 March 2021, 102 Tairawhiti MB 99-105 (Heard at Gisborne) Whakataunga: Judgment date 16 July 2021 T...
...near the telephone to do so. At the conclusion of the call he was upset and remained sitting on the chair preventing others from making their calls. Several times Ms Angel Siau, a youth worker, asked YPA to move. He did not respond to those requests and was asked by Ms Siau to go to the time-out room. He did not respond so Ms Siau then dragged the chair, with YPA still sitting on it, into the time-out room. To some extent YPA was compliant because he did not attempt to move fr...
...spoke about the perception that councils were not building effective ongoing working relationship with iwi. Consultation requirements for councils were described as applied inconsistently, as bureaucratic, arduous and/or not timely. Consenting applications for water to be used were provided as examples where iwi consultation was either too late in the process as the council had already developed its views, or was a ‘tick box’ exercise by the respective council. Participants i...
...faced with a number of overseas transactions where we cannot obtain evidence through the access the provider or the student has to the banking system and through which the monies are alleged to have been paid often to an overseas agent and are claimed for repayment, but the evidence in support is inadequate. The cases of clearly fraudulent documents are rare but nevertheless do occur in most years on at least one occasion. MENTAL HEALTH OF THE STUDENT 8. In most years at l...
...spoke about the perception that councils were not building effective ongoing working relationship with iwi. Consultation requirements for councils were described as applied inconsistently, as bureaucratic, arduous and/or not timely. Consenting applications for water to be used were provided as examples where iwi consultation was either too late in the process as the council had already developed its views, or was a ‘tick box’ exercise by the respective council. Participants i...
...in the determinations. The 28 July 2017 determinations dealt with costs. [2] Challenges were filed by each of the plaintiffs. In each case, de novo hearings were sought. In the challenges commenced by Cheap Deals on Wheels Ltd (CDW), an application was made and consented to by the Labour Inspector to join Direct Auto Importers (NZ) Ltd (DAI) as a second plaintiff. Amended pleadings were necessary to deal with the challenges following this joinder. [3] A hearing date was s...