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...This document was written by: • Rosslyn Noonan (Chair) • Chris Dellabarca • La-Verne King. 10 A letter to you from the Independent Panel Children / tamariki are our most important treasure. Family / whānau protect children like the flax bush protects the bellbird when it needs a safe place to rest. Family / whānau need to: • protect children • support children • support children to be themselves. 11 T...
...This document was written by: • Rosslyn Noonan (Chair) • Chris Dellabarca • La-Verne King. 10 A letter to you from the Independent Panel Children / tamariki are our most important treasure. Family / whānau protect children like the flax bush protects the bellbird when it needs a safe place to rest. Family / whānau need to: • protect children • support children • support children to be themselves. 11 T...
...[40]-[41]. 4 Discussion Breach of Rule 3.4 - Written Information [15] Mr ND says Ms SE did not provide him with written information in accordance with rule 3.4, of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008 and refers to detailed discussions he had with her regarding her fees and how she would charge for the services she would provide to him. [16] Ms SE accepts that she did not comply with rule 3.4 by promptly providing the w...
...own rules to make compensatory orders where “it appears to the Standards Committee that any person has suffered loss by reason of any act or omission”. This appears therefore that the appropriate standard will mirror the contract / tort duty of care (which is itself found in consumer legislation, see for example s 28 of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993). The upshot of this is that orders may be made by the professional body for wrongs which were not previously considered professional...
...decision that Zakara is appealing is the Council’s decision to reject the Panel’s recommendations in relation to Hearing Topics 011 (Rural environment) and 064 (Subdivision – rural) relating to in-situ and transferable rural site subdivision for protection of indigenous vegetation and wetlands, or for indigenous revegetation planting. In particular, the Council’s decision to amend the following provisions of the Proposed Plan: 6.1 B9. Toitū te tuawhenua- Rural environment: (...
...not deliver those services directly. Rather it contracted with home-based educators, including the plaintiff, for the delivery of those services in an educator’s own home. [2] The plaintiff is a registered Early Childhood Teacher. She was caring for young children between 0 and 6 years of age in her own home pursuant to her August 2019 contract with Tall Poppies (and separate contracts between the plaintiff and fee-paying parents/caregivers). [3] Tall Poppies suspended its...
...the term “social cohesion” adequately captured or reflected the Government's intent to create a safer and more inclusive Aotearoa. Communities articulated a safe and inclusive Aotearoa is a place where culture is valued, celebrated and protected. Other essential features include communities living harmoniously side by side, opportunities for all, equitable outcomes and trust in public institutions. Education is the key to social cohesion. Communities consider education at a...
...Trustees – Owners - Fourth Respondents 53 9. Liability: Grant Williams – Second Respondent 57 10. Liability: Anthony G Smits – Fifth Respondent 57 11. Liability: F J Murphy and P Murphy – Sixth and Seventh Respondents 60 Is there a Duty of Care in this Case? 66 Application of Duty 70 Cladding to Paved Decks and Ground Level 72 Liability Outcome 72 12. Liability – Eighth Respondent – Plaster Systems Limited – Duraplast Supplier 74 13. Liability – North Shore City Co...
...This is already apparent, as there many unallocated reports across NZ, with a major shortage of report writers in the South Island. Specialist report writers in the Family Court work from a private practice. They generally work under s133 of the Care of Children Act (CoCA) or s178 Of the Oranga Tamariki Act and Children and Young Person’s Well-being Act (1989). There are also appointments under the Protection of Personal Property Act and the Hague Convention but these are less f...
...(c) The complete absence of any attention by Mr Hong to his professional responsibilities including: (i) his apparent lack of awareness that he was even facing any professional issues at all; (ii) the abandonment of basic notions of client protection; and (iii) his lack of awareness about the need for his clients to be independently advised. 3 Factual Background [4] From 2001 until 2010 Mr Hong was Mr K’s lawyer acting for him personally and for his business inter...