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Ngaahi Fokotu'u ke fakafepaki'i 'a e faka'ai'ai e taaufehi'a mo e filifilimānako Ko e fakamatala ma'a e kakai Kanotohi Ko e talateu mei he potungāue Ministry of Justice ............................................................ 3 Fakanounou'i 'o e Fokotu'u ................................................................................................ 5 Fokotu'u ke fakafepaki'i 'a e faka'ai'
...‘victim’ accurately conveys their experience of harm. Still others, including many Māori, want no label at all. This report uses the term ‘victim’ for the following reasons: • to maintain consistency with current Aotearoa New Zealand legislation (for example, the Victims’ Rights Act 2002) • most criminal justice system workers and stakeholders recognise the term. It may be that through future consultation with those who have been victimised, we can find a better...
...panels are really driven by the personalities of the people. Without a code of practice and training and protocols and that stuff, it relies on magic. When that magic person goes, it goes to custard.’5 Another member suggested managing risks by legislating for the panels. The evaluators support this idea. The early lack of clarity about the scope and criteria of iwi panels led to some initial tensions between Police and providers. For example, in some instances panels heard...
...persons. And because each respondent sued is potentially currently liable in solidum for all the damage caused, recovery of the total amount of the loss can be sought by the claimants from any one of them. That is because the whole basis of the law of civil liability is that quantification is determined not by the degree of the respondents fault but by the extent of the injury to the claimants.1 THE FACTS [22] In 1999 Mr Moorhead engaged Aztech Design Limited to do some d...
...by the Regional Council in accordance with section 36 of the Resource Management Act 1991. 15 The ResolUlrce Comsellllt hereby authorised is granted under the .Resource Management Act 1991 and does not constitute an authority under any other Act, Regulation or Bylaw. Advice Notes 1. This consent does not authorise the holder to modify or disturb any archaeological or historic sites within the area affected by this consent. Should any artefacts, bones or any other matter of archaeolog...
...at a general meeting PROVIDED THAT: (a) A proxy must be a person of full age and capacity; 28 (b) A proxy must be appointed by a notice in writing to the same effect as Form 1 in the Second Schedule to the Maori Incorporations Constitution Regulations 1994; (c) The notice has been received by the chairperson or secretary at least 1 hour before the commencement of the general meeting: (d) The notice must be signed by the beneficial owner and witnessed; (e) The notice must state...
...P Cranney, counsel for the defendant Judgment: 18 August 2016 JUDGMENT OF JUDGE B A CORKILL Introduction [1] This judgment resolves a dispute as to the interpretation of particular clauses in a collective agreement which regulate a process known as “annualisation”. The issue is whether annualised pay should be paid over 27 fortnights rather than 26. [2] The Support Staff in Schools’ Collective Agreement (2006-2007) (the collective agreement) covers admi...
...on-site activities can be considered ‘minimal’”.25 Mr Crossan, as the Appellants’ planner, confirmed that he had undertaken a planning assessment against the Resource Management (National Environmental Standards for Storing Tyres Outdoors) Regulations 2021 but confirmed that he was not a stormwater expert and that no stormwater quality testing had been done.26 [45] The Court also heard from local residents who described observing “water coming from the drains running thr...
...Franklin District Council. I have provided resource management consultancy services to various district and regional councils. The scope of work for the public sector has been broad, covering plan change processes, submissions to national standards/regulations/policy statements and regulatory matters, mediation and appeals. 8. I have worked in geographic information system positions in the United Kingdom and worked for CKL Surveying and Planning Limited in Hamilton. 9. Living...
...Table 1: Nitrogen Leaching Loss Rate levels The Appellation says there should be differentiation between FMUs and leaching loss intensity needs to be based on risk of adverse effect, reductions in nitrogen loss required, and need for regulation, rather than on assessment based upon current loss rates in each FMU. Amend Table 1: Nitrogen Leaching Loss Rate levels so that the levels of nitrogen leaching loss rate allowed in each category are commensurate with the levels o...