4622 items matching your search terms
...view:13 (a) it was not professionally improper for Mr DE and Ms GH to act for both the JKs and Ms AB “in relation to the transfer of the NZ property”; and (b) concerning r 6.1 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008 (the Rules), Mr DE and Ms GH “were able to, and did, discharge the obligations owed to their respective clients”. 9 At [31] referring to email MN to GH (13 August 2015...
...long period. 1 Saxmere Company v Wool Board Disestablishment Company [2010] 1 NZLR 35 (Supreme Court). 2 Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006. 3 Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008. 4 [8] Following some initial telephone contact during March 2013, Mr Zhao travelled to China where he met Ms L for the first time on 28 March. At that meeting they agreed about the legal work to be undertaken by Mr...
...weathertightness testing (invasive or otherwise) and inspections completed. There appeared no moisture damage issues in the Stone report. Mr Stone missed most of the findings of Mr Lyttle and Mr Miller. Mr Stone did not exercise reasonable skill and care in undertaking his inspection and reporting. He failed to identify significant and obvious observable weathertightness faults and risk features. [87] I accept Ms Tsai and Mr Mao were entitled to rely on Mr Stone’s report....
...as priority. You can access the attached instructions, using this link: Updating the mileage rate Increasing access to safety programmes in the Family Court 01/08/2024- Safety Programme access has been expanded from 1 July 2024. Applicants to a protection order are now able to access a safety programme whether they apply without notice or on notice and if they withdraw or discontinue their application. The Ministry of Justice received funding through Budget 2023 to increase access to famil...
...Waste Plan and better give effect to pt2 of the Act, the NPS-FM, and both regional policy statements. The specific management of discharges from landfills within 13km of airports will also give better effect to the regional policy statements, by protecting nationally significant infrastructure.34 [33] The Council acknowledges that the full review of the Waste Plan is likely to result in other regulatory changes in terms of the management of landfills, including for cleanfill and gr...
...operations and limited resources. Anti-corruption compliance is equally important and beneficial for these types of businesses, and need not be cumbersome and expensive. Combating bribery and corruption should be a priority for any organisation that cares about its future. While no compliance programme can completely remove the risk of corruption, following the principles set out in this guide will go a long way to helping your business implement effective and proportionate procedures...
...considered a ‘no more than minor’ impact. Executive summary 10 Many streams in Central Otago experience high levels of abstraction and do not have effective environmental flows (a minimum or residual flow and associated allocation limit) to protect habitat and ecological values. This is often due to historic allocation under deemed permits. 11 In general, the lower the minimum flow and/or higher the allocation limit the greater the risk of adverse effects on ecosystem health...
...Waste Plan and better give effect to pt2 of the Act, the NPS-FM, and both regional policy statements. The specific management of discharges from landfills within 13km of airports will also give better effect to the regional policy statements, by protecting nationally significant infrastructure.34 [33] The Council acknowledges that the full review of the Waste Plan is likely to result in other regulatory changes in terms of the management of landfills, including for cleanfill and gr...
...Youth Court Judge: Her Honour Judge Ida Malosi • Chief Judge of the Employment Court: Her Honour Judge Christina Inglis • Chief Environment Court Judge: His Honour Judge David Kirkpatrick • Chief Judge Māori Land Court: Her Honour Judge Caren Fox • Chief Judge of the Court Martial and Judge Advocate General of the Armed Forces: Brigadier Kevin Riordan2 • Chief Coroner: Her Honour Judge Anna Tutton. While the Attorney-General holds the primary relationship with the Chief...
...training for health practitioners in District Health Boards. This will be done through funding for practitioners to routinely deliver effective screening and referrals, and to explore the provision of a training programme for primary health care providers (including GPs, nurses, dental nurses). BENEFITS/IMPACTS • Effective screening and referrals from health care providers in hospitals. • Consultation on the potential to extend the training programme for primary health c...