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1. Framing the Summit [pdf, 977 KB]

   ...events to move in a more desirable direction based on our objectives. positive = acknowledging that ‘criminal’ language is negatively self-perpetuating. justice = safe, just, fair. We will focus on criminal justice, instead of civil, family, environmental, or commercial justice. Justice includes deterrence and prevention, incident management, restoration, rehabilitation, reintegration, reconciliation, harm reduction… uplifts = protect, elevate, inspire or restore. wellbeing = th...

2. 8.1 Appendix 1 to JWS 8 - Section 32AA Analysis [pdf, 166 KB]

   ...users or instream values (compared to those previously achieved under the rights of priorities associated with deemed permits). This may lead to adverse effects on economic growth and employment due to reduced access to water. - Providing for the environmental effects of the rights of priority to continue to exist post 30 September 2021 under Option 2 may be less effective (compared to options 1, 3 and 4) in meeting the outcomes of PC7 i.e. providing for a simple and cost-effective con...

3. Annexure 5 - Water Quantity [pdf, 151 KB]

   ...This total includes 309 deemed permits5 totalling 41.3 m3/s mostly concentrated in the Dunstan, Manuherekia and Roxburgh rohe and Taieri FMU. [5] Mr T De Pelsemaeker highlighted the need for a comprehensive reassessment of the current limits and environmental flows/levels and the objectives and policies that guide their setting as part of: (a) a full review of the operative Regional Plan: Water for Otago under s 79 of the RMA; 1 Henderson, EiC at [47]. 2 Henderson, EiC at [4...

4. Overseas Investment (Exempt Investment from OECD Countries) Amendment Bill [pdf, 161 KB]

   ...organisation which brings together 38 member countries (including New Zealand) who together with governments, policy makers and citizens, work on establishing evidence-based international standards and finding solutions on a range of social, economic and environmental challenges (see www.OECD.org). 2 This is defined in cl 4 to include individuals who are citizens or ordinarily resident in, an OECD country as well as specifying when a body corporate, partnership, joint venture, trust, o...

5. ND v MI Ltd [2024] NZDT 267 (8 May 2024) [pdf, 191 KB]

   ...The first factor is the nature of the item. This is a kit that contains bee cocoons and this is different to a manufactured inanimate product. As a seller, MI Ltd will have limited control over the item’s life cycle and its viability may depend on environmental factors which are also beyond anyone’s control. 11. The second factor I consider are the representations made by the seller. I see that on the website, this item is described as follows: Introducing our [garden kit], a c...

6. Frequently asked questions - Legal Needs Survey

   ...and land product or service (both online and offline) money or debt financial advisors or providers caring and end of life issues government officials or public services immigration family/whanau and relationship issues injury or difficulties with ACC environmental issues We expect that the data and analysis on these issues will be of interest to a wide range of people and organisations. What are the results of the survey? The survey has delivered many useful insights into people’s legal nee...

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7. Research on the effectiveness of police practice in reducing residential burglary part 5: case study of Rotorua Local Police Area [pdf, 454 KB]

   ...51 5.1 Targeting offenders 51 5.2 Bail checks 53 5.3 Custody clearances 58 5.4 Collection of voluntary DNA samples and fingerprints 61 6 Location-focused initiatives 65 6.1 Directed patrolling 65 6.2 Community patrols 67 6.3 Crime Prevention through Environmental Design 70 6.4 Neighbourhood Support 71 6.5 Other location-focused initiatives 75 7 Victim-focused initiatives 77 7.1 Victim Support 77 7.2 Other victim-focused initiatives 80 8 Property-focused initiatives 81 8 8.1 Liaison with...

8. Antonius Snelder - Supplementary Evidence (21 May 2021) [pdf, 7.2 MB]

   ...trends in water quality and reporting on policy effectiveness. Prior to mid-2018, there were fewer monitoring sites in the Region, following a review (NIWA, 2017), a more extensive monitoring programme commenced in mid-2018 to better represent environmental classes in the Otago region, based largely on the River Environment Classification (REC), (MfE, 2004). This study analysed the available water quality data for rivers in the Otago Region. The state of water quality in the regi...

9. Antonius Snelder - Supplementary Evidence (21 May 2021) [pdf, 7.2 MB]

   ...trends in water quality and reporting on policy effectiveness. Prior to mid-2018, there were fewer monitoring sites in the Region, following a review (NIWA, 2017), a more extensive monitoring programme commenced in mid-2018 to better represent environmental classes in the Otago region, based largely on the River Environment Classification (REC), (MfE, 2004). This study analysed the available water quality data for rivers in the Otago Region. The state of water quality in the regi...

10. Waitangi Tribunal bibliography 2021 part 2 [pdf, 659 KB]

    ...‘Te Matua Whenua; the Land History and Alienation Database’, research report commissioned by the Crown Forestry Rental Trust, 2005, 40pp Wai 1200 A97, Central North Island inquiry Alexander, David James, ‘Land-Based Resources, Waterways and Environmental Impacts’, research report commissioned by the Crown Forestry Rental Trust, 2006, 1075pp Wai 1040 A7, Te Paparahi o Te Raki (Northland) inquiry Alexander, David James, ‘The Tauranga - Te Puke Road’, research report commission...