Documents related to prohibiting conversion practices.
On this page you’ll find documents that have been published under the Government’s policy requiring Ministers to proactively release Cabinet papers and related material.
The policy applies to papers lodged for consideration by Cabinet from 1 January 2019 onwards. Cabinet papers and minutes must be proactively published within 30 business days of final decisions being taken by Cabinet, unless there’s a good reason not to publish them (whether in part or in full), or to delay the release. The policy doesn’t apply to Cabinet papers concerning the appointment of individuals to statutory and other roles.
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Documents related to prohibiting conversion practices.
The Ministry of Justice is solely responsible for the analysis and advice set out in this Interim Regulatory Impact Statement, except as otherwise explicitly indicated.
This paper seeks approval for a suite of minor and technical changes to the District Court Rules 2014, High Court Rules 2016, Court of Appeal (Civil) Rules 2005, Court of Appeal (Criminal) Rules 2001, Supreme Court Rules 2004, and Criminal Procedure Rules 2012. These changes are proposed by the Rules Committee (the Committee).
The Electoral (Expenditure Limit) Order adjusts certain electoral expenditure limits to reflect movement in the Consumers Price Index All Groups (‘the CPI’).
Cabinet approval of the Government's response to the report of the Social Services and Community Committee, Briefing on matters related to forced adoption.
This paper proposes changes to strengthen the protections against hate speech in the Human Rights Act 1993.
Cabinet paper and Minute related to the Government Response to the Report of the Officers of Parliament Committee on the Petition of Martin Thomas Harold Matthews
Documents related to supporting the delivery of the 2020 election due to the change of election date and Covid-19. This pack includes Cabinet papers and Minutes relating to the Electoral Amendment Regulations (No 3) 2020, Electoral Amendment regulations (No 4) 2020, the Electoral Main Rolls Closing Order (No 2) 2020, additional funding to support the delivery of the 2020 General Election and referendums due to the change of election date, and agreement to the application of appropriate COVID-19 …
The following Cabinet paper and related Cabinet Minutes have been prepared for proactive release by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC), on behalf of Hon Dr David Clark, Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications, and the Ministry of Justice, on behalf of Hon Kris Faafoi, Minister of Justice.
Summary of submissions on the July 2020 consultation paper.
Cabinet paper regarding the process to develop a consultation draft of the national strategy for eliminating family violence and sexual violence that gives effect to the Māori/Crown relationship.
A Cabinet paper and minute outlining a package of measures to support commercial tenants and landlords to come to agreements to adjust the terms of their leases.
A Cabinet paper that seeks additional funding for the Electoral Commission, to ensure the safe delivery of the 2020 Election and referendums.
A Cabinet minute outlining decisions to change the Electoral Amendment Regulations 1996 to allow the delivery of the 2020 Election in a COVID-19 environment.
A Cabinet paper recommending changes to the Electoral Amendment Regulations 1996 to allow the delivery of the 2020 Election and referendums in a COVID-19 environment.
A Cabinet minute that outlines approval for additional funding for the Electoral Commission to ensure the safe delivery of the 2020 Election and referendums.
This paper provides a 10-year infrastructure investment plan to restore and modernise buildings across the Ministry of Justice’s property portfolio.
Report from the Minister of Justice on overseas travel to Sri Lanka and Australia, from 3 – 9 November 2019.
This paper seeks Cabinet's approval of new Compensation Guidelines to govern consideration of ex gratia compensation payments to persons who are wrongly convicted and imprisoned to replace the Guidelines adopted in 1998.
Documents related to the policy development of the Electoral (Registration of Sentenced Prisoners) Amendment Bill (No 2).
Documents related to the policy development of the Electoral (Registration of Sentenced Prisoners) Amendment Bill supplementary order paper.
This paper sought Cabinet approval for the District Court (Contempt of Court) Amendment Rules 2020, High Court (Contempt of Court) Amendment Rules 2020, which replaces the rules for the District Court and High Court respectively. The changes under the High Court Amendment Rules 2020 reflect modifications suggested by the registry or the legal profession for cases not provided for or where the application of the High Court Rules have proven impractical. The District Court (Contempt of Court) Amen…
Cabinet material relating to minor and technical amendments to the Jury Rules 1990, principally to enable jury trials to operate in compliance with physical distancing requirements arising from quarantinable diseases such as COVID-19.
On 8 April 2019 Cabinet approved amendments to the Electoral Regulations 1996. Cabinet agreed to amend the Electoral Regulations 1996 to specify the deadline by which postal vote applications must be made, allow the Electoral Commission to process overseas, dictation and postal votes centrally, extend the deadline for the return of overseas postal votes and enable the Electoral Commission the ability to provide emergency special voting services in the event of a localised civil emergency in New …
This paper sought Cabinet approval to a package of legislative proposals to strengthen the Family Court in care of children matters. The proposals ensure that families and whānau are well supported in care of children proceedings by providing for early legal advice and information, enhancement of children’s participation, and for lawyers’ duties to be expanded.