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1. OWRUG - EiC - A M Currie (4 Feb 2021) [pdf, 120 KB]

   ...PP-1035600-2-288-V1 our reliance on irrigation water, I am realistic. This outcome will take time, patience and diligence. 17. I was therefore dismayed and disappointed to learn of elements of Plan Change 7. These elements (relating to the time of the water permits and the conditions attached), if implemented, will place significant stress on my business: (a) I had not anticipated that the renewal of water rights would come with such a short time horizon. In the context of wh...

2. Judge v Care Park New Zealand Limited [2023] NZHRRT 10 [pdf, 154 KB]

   ...agreed to manage, the overstay and unauthorised parking use of the carparks on the terms set out in this agreement. [3] Under the Agreement, Wintec has a significant role in the control of the management of the car park, including issuing the parking permits, the right to waive parking notices (and the corresponding fees) and in a related protocol the approving (or not) the clamping of vehicles in the car park. The clamping protocol requires Care Park to notify Wintec when it clamps a...

3. [2007] NZEmpC CC 15/07 Terry Young Ltd v New Zealand Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union Inc [pdf, 41 KB]

   ...ERNZ 110 bargaining and other aspects of employment relationships, are collective. Union access to workplaces under s20 is generally expressed to be for purposes that are collective rather than individual. So, for example, subs (1)(a) permits entry to a workplace “for purposes related to the employment of [a union’s] members”. The “purposes related to [a] union’s business” which are the other purposes of entry are expanded upon in subs (3). There again coll...

4. Notes from Crown Maori Relations Regional Hui at Manutuke Marae on 21 April [pdf, 423 KB]

   ...better support to continue doing their successful work as they are responsive to community needs and provide services within a Māori framework. • Minerals – a couple of participants congratulated the Government on restricting oil and gas permits but noted iwi are keen to work with the Government on the management of existing permits and there is still more to be done to reduce environmental impact in the region. • Environment – Some speakers identified that experiences wi...

5. King v Attorney-General (Application to Remove Proceedings to High Court) [2017] NZHRRT 10 [pdf, 215 KB]

   ...Spencer now benefits. [19] The 2013 PHDA amendment precluded the Tribunal and any Court from hearing, or continuing to hear or to decide, any civil proceeding on any complaint of unjustifiable discrimination made after 15 May 2013. However, it permitted the Atkinson claim, then awaiting a remedy hearing, to be resolved by the Tribunal. It also permitted this Court to hear Mrs Spencer’s then extant application for judicial review, on the basis of her pleadings as they were before...

6. [2023] NZEnvC 131 Genesis Energy Limited v Waikato District Council [pdf, 340 KB]

   ...HAZS-R2 and insert a new site-specific rule for the storage, handling and use of hazardous substances at the Huntly Power Station with standards for maximum volumes of LPG and diesel. The agreed changes are as follows: (a) a new rule HAZS-R5 permitting the storage, handling or use of hazardous substances at Huntly Power Station, subject to standards for maximum volumes of LPG and diesel storage; (b) amendments to discretionary rule HAZS-R2, so that it does not apply to Huntly Po...

7. Tan v New Zealand Police (costs) [2017] NZHRRT 1 [pdf, 169 KB]

   ...Once proceedings are initiated before the Tribunal there is no jurisdiction for the case to be sent back to the Commissioner for mediation. While in cases brought under the Human Rights Act 1993 a referral back to the Human Rights Commission is both permitted and required by s 92D of the Human Rights Act in certain circumstances, there is no similar jurisdiction under the Privacy Act. [7.4] The Tribunal favoured the Police and was merely going through a “tick the box” exercise. In...

8. Logan - Omahu 2H1B and Others (2024) 109 Tākitimu MB 199-206 (109 TKT 199-206) [pdf, 234 KB]

   ...also appears that they have not sought a review of the Trust, despite being required to do so after 10 years.7 [9] It is also clear that there are some historical activities of the Trust, including the leasing and mortgaging of trust land and permitting beneficiaries to occupy trust property free of charge, that have not been communicated effectively to the beneficiaries. The Trustees say that these historical activities have been undertaken in accordance with their trustee oblig...

9. KW v WB LCRO 118 / 2010 (20 April 2012) [pdf, 86 KB]

   ...the practice obtains the client’s instructions or authority for the transfer or payment, and retains that instruction or authority (if in writing) or a written record of it;” and (6)(c) “payments to a third party are made in a form which permits the crediting of money only to the account of the intended payee”. [29] It is clear from this Regulation that the transfer may be made on either the client’s instruction, or the client’s authority. In this case the authority for t...

10. [2009] NZEmpC AC 18/09 Te Runanga O Ngati Whatua v Brence [pdf, 28 KB]

    ...he might destroy such material or cause it to be unavailable for use in evidence in the proceeding before the Court or the Authority. The foregoing are the cumulative requirements under Part 33. [19] I am satisfied that the number of persons permitted to execute the search order is as small as is reasonably practicable in the circumstances and that none is within the prohibited class of persons set out in r33.4. I am satisfied that Mr Brence has, or has had recently and knows the...