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1 IN THE HUMAN RIGHTS REVIEW TRIBUNAL [2019] NZHRRT 5 Reference No. HRRT 030/2016 UNDER THE PRIVACY ACT 1993 BETWEEN JUDITH ANN TAPIKI FIRST PLAINTIFF AND JOSEPHINE ERU SECOND PLAINTIFF AND NEW ZEALAND PAROLE BOARD DEFENDANT AT NEW PLYMOUTH BEFORE: Mr RPG Haines ONZM QC, Chairperson Ms GJ Goodwin, Member Mr BK Neeson JP, Member REPRESENTATION: Ms JA Tapiki and Ms J Eru in person Ms VJ Owen for defendant DA...
...in the benefit/cost calculation. This is up from a range of 0.84 to 0.98 in October. Compliance Treaty of Waitangi 49. The AML/CFT Amendment Bill complies with the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 and the Human Rights Act 1993 2a40oqq242 2017-03-13 15:30:56 IN CONFIDENCE 50. Overall the proposals contained in this paper appear to be consistent with the rights and freedoms affirmed in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 and the Human Rights...
...five lawyers employed by chambers would not be entitled to practise if he could not. [48] In support of his good character he provided reference letters from two solicitors who have instructed him over the past 10 years, and from an Auckland human rights barrister. There were three letters from Amicus Law, and seven from his staff, being employed lawyers and legal executives or assistants. He also emphasised the nature of his work being to service the immigrant community espec...
...not maintaining the expected standards of performance. [26] Mr de Bruin was asked to attend a meeting on 31 March 2011 to respond to these allegations. He did so with Ms Gemmell. Attending with Ms Kearny were Mr Duncan and Louis van Rensburg, a human resources adviser for CDHB. The meeting was lengthy and included several adjournments. Mr de Bruin had a full opportunity to put forward his recollection of events and to explain the context as he saw it. I deal with some specific...
...We do so in the context of the rest of Schedule 3 to the RCEP, mindful that consistency in the drafting of statutory planning documents is generally desirable. We also have regard to the framework for assessment of landscapes and the effects of human activities on landscapes, as recounted in our interim decision. [6] In particular, the Court found, on the evidence, that lower aesthetic value ratings for the whole of the sand barrier in respect of coherence, vividness and naturalness...
...14. The following extracts are taken from Landsbury-Hall & Beder, ‘The Need for a Precautionary Approach to the use of Copper Chrome Arsenate (CCA) as a Timber Preservative’, 2005 (Attachment 2): • “Arsenic and chromium are known human carcinogens.” • “In less than 2 weeks, an average five year old playing on a CCA treated playset would exceed the lifetime cancer risk considered acceptable under federal pesticide law. (Sharp and Walker, 2001).” • “Some...
...death with the support of other agencies. The purpose of this investigation is to establish what happened and how a death of a similar kind can be prevented in the future. Themes in coronial recommendations and comments on workplace deaths Human error Human error is often a feature of workplace deaths, particularly in circumstances where persons are using heavy machinery or do not have the appropriate safety gear for the activity. While human error can never be eliminated enti...
...14. The following extracts are taken from Landsbury-Hall & Beder, ‘The Need for a Precautionary Approach to the use of Copper Chrome Arsenate (CCA) as a Timber Preservative’, 2005 (Attachment 2): • “Arsenic and chromium are known human carcinogens.” • “In less than 2 weeks, an average five year old playing on a CCA treated playset would exceed the lifetime cancer risk considered acceptable under federal pesticide law. (Sharp and Walker, 2001).” • “Some...
...physical and archaeological evidence from disturbed sites. In cases where sites clearly are unable to be retained intact, the orderly and systematic removal of archaeological evidence and information is of the utmost importance. • K6iwi Tangata (human skeletal remains) are from time to time unearthed through a range of causes, man made and natural. The dignified and appropriate cultural management of such sites and remains is of vital importance. • To obtain quality informat...
...Compliance Monitoring – Central for certification that the RAP gives effect to the objectives in Condition 87 and complies with the requirements in Condition 88. This Plan 87 The objectives of the RAP are to: a) Minimise harm from any potential human exposure from contaminants; b) Manage environmental risk from contaminated material; and c) Identify any unknown contaminated material. Section 2.1 88 The RAP shall be in general accordance with the Draft Remediation Action Plan...