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LEGAL COMPLAINTS REVIEW OFFICER ĀPIHA AROTAKE AMUAMU Ā-TURE [2021] NZLCRO 137 Ref: LCRO 091/2019 CONCERNING an application for review pursuant to section 193 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 AND CONCERNING a determination of the [Area] Standards Committee BETWEEN CL Applicant AND BK and AM Respondent DECISION The names and identifying detail of the parties in this decision have been changed Introduction [1] Ms CL has
...tribunals. Fees are currently charged in all courts and some of the tribunals administered by the Ministry. Civil fees were last comprehensively reviewed between 2001 and 2003. Other than a GST increase in 2010 and an adjustment in line with the Consumers Price Index in 2011, most fees have not changed since 2004. The 2011 CPI adjustment did not apply to fees in specialist courts. First principles review In 2011, the Government agreed to a first principles review of civil fees in...
...the debt being sent to Baycorp. Broadband used? [29] In his post-hearing submissions dated 1 May 2015 Mr O’Connell stated that according to Orcon records, 67 calls were made from Mr Taylor’s home telephone and 6.16 Gb of broadband data was consumed. This is consistent with Mr O’Connell’s assertion at the hearing that there had been usage. But there are fundamental impediments to the Tribunal accepting this assertion as evidence. First, no evidence of usage was produced at th...
...former. Minimum periods for meal breaks are longer than those for rest breaks and although not specified, we conclude that it is implicit in the notion of a meal break that this must be such as to allow an employee to partake of a meal, that is, to consume food and beverage. Again, there is a cross-over between the two sorts of breaks in the sense that a rest break may allow an employee to have food and/or refreshment although not necessarily on the same scale as during a meal br...
...introducing a new role to address one of the drivers of delay: the heavy administrative workload of judges,4 which delays the progress of active cases. The options discussed in this Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) respond to that recommendation and consequentially focus on this driver of delay. A new judicial officer position in the Family Court Following testing and consultation with the judiciary and New Zealand Law Society, which informed the development of the Panel’s recomm...
...http://www.brookersonline.co.nz/databases/modus/lawpart/statutes/link?id=ACT-NZL-PUB-Y.1993-4%7eBDY%7ePT.10&si=57359&sid=govba75wsmequkl5vs5obgoeugtbw3bl&hli=0&sp=statutes 2014 Māori Appellate Court MB 413 accept that a number of consequential issues then arise in terms of the options available for constituting a new roadway order in accordance with the 1993 legislation. These include issues of the kind raised by Mr Koning such as consent of the owners and the effec...
...Objective 10.A.1.1 Policies • New Policy 10.A.2.1 • New Policy 10.A.2.2 • New Policy 10.A.2.3 Rules • New Rule 10A.3.1.1 – Controlled Activity • New Rule 10A.3.2.1 – Non-Complying Activity Schedule • New Schedule 10A.4 Consequential amendments • A number of minor and consequential amendments are proposed to describe PC7. While PC7 is only intended as an interim measure, it is important to ensure that the Water Plan still delivers an effective and effi...
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...Change has been drafted as a new stand-alone section to be inserted into the operative Water Plan. This approach to the drafting also promotes ease of understanding and was endorsed by the Consents Team. [28] The plan change also includes a number of consequential amendments to the operative Water Plan – updating page numbers, footers, the title page, the Chronical of Events, and the section entitled “Process of plan preparation”. [29] Particular attention is drawn to the language...
...also be less intimidating for people who are new to voting. 20. Currently, venues, or parts of venues, like supermarkets or hotels, cannot be designated as voting places if they are licensed premises. This applies even if no alcohol is consumed in the venue or the part of the venue being used as a voting place. Other venues (for example shopping malls) may be used for advance voting but are not used as voting places on election day because all voting places need to ha...