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1. Evidence Brief Independent Bodies and Complaints Mechanisms [pdf, 1.5 MB]

   ...This is mainly for consistency with the legislation (for example the ‘Victim’s Rights Act 2002’) and because it is the term most commonly used in other jurisdictions in relation to independent bodies and complaints mechanisms. It may be that through future consultation with those who have been victimised a better solution can be found to recognise and respect the views of all people who have been harmed by crime. i Summary Because Aotearoa New Zealand does not hav...

2. Stewart v Manu Ariki Marae Reservation Trust - Manu Ariki Maori Reservation (2021) 436 Aotea MB 209 (436 AOT 209) [pdf, 501 KB]

   ...unavailability of the Marae).4 4. I have received a report from the court staff who facilitated the meeting on 13 March 2021. That meeting was well attended. The beneficiaries were invited to consider the question of trustees in the draft charter through the following resolution; “Resolution One: The meeting resolves to change the proposed make up of trustees in the draft charter and the term the trustees hold office as follows: The meeting resolves that: 1. The number...

3. [2021] NZEmpC 84 A Labour Inspector of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment v Jeet Holdings Ltd [pdf, 555 KB]

   ...defendants but the situation about Jeet Holdings No 8 was far from clear. The pleadings did not unequivocally describe that company as operating the Bush Inn restaurant and the witnesses who gave evidence about working in that establishment did not separately describe their employer as Jeet Holdings No 8. Jeet Group Employees did not operate a restaurant but, so far as the Court is able to ascertain, was intended to be a vehicle to employ staff. [26] As will become apparent shortl...

4. Directory of Official Information 2019 G-I [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...comprises the Chief Gambling Commissioner and the four Commissioners, all appointed for a term of three years. The Department of Internal Affairs provides Secretariat services to the Commission. The Gambling Act 2003 requires that Commission staff are separated both physically and operationally from other staff members responsible for gambling policy, licensing and compliance. This has been achieved through the establishment of a stand-alone office in Auckland. The Secretariat consists...

5. Regulatory Impact Statement: Including 17 year-olds, and convictable traffic offences not punishable by imprisonment, in the youth justice system [pdf, 1.4 MB]

   ...increase in, and focus on the needs of, young people receiving custodial placements. 5. Other regulatory options relating to services provided in the youth justice system are being considered under the IIC programme, and have been considered in the separate RIS: Youth Justice Enhancements. Quality of the evidence base 6. The analysis focuses on the detrimental effect that adult and formal justice processes have on young people. It draws on a significant body of robust internationa...

6. Waitangi Tribunal - Part IV Te Urewera [pdf, 4.2 MB]

   ...whakatutuki i nga wawata o te iwi . Tihei Mauriora! This is the sixth and last volume of our report in pre-publication form . In total, the report comprises approximately 3,500 pages and covers the entire body of claims that deal with the period from 1840 through to the middle of the last decade in Te Urewera . We did not set out to write a history but it was necessary to report on 41 claims, most of them challenging and complex in the extreme . The claims were, to an extent, intertwined ....

7. Waitangi Tribunal - Part 6 Te Urewera [pdf, 4.2 MB]

   ...whakatutuki i nga wawata o te iwi . Tihei Mauriora! This is the sixth and last volume of our report in pre-publication form . In total, the report comprises approximately 3,500 pages and covers the entire body of claims that deal with the period from 1840 through to the middle of the last decade in Te Urewera . We did not set out to write a history but it was necessary to report on 41 claims, most of them challenging and complex in the extreme . The claims were, to an extent, intertwined ....

8. Pokere v Bodger - Ōuri 1A3 (2022) 459 Aotea MB 210 (459 AOT 210) [pdf, 585 KB]

   ...Ms Thomas, nāna nei i rauhī ngā whakapae katoa mō te takahī takohanga a ngā kaitaratī.10 [9] I tukua atu e te Kōti he kupu arataki mō ngā ritenga whakamahi i te reo The applications and procedural history [5] There are three separate applications to determine. Firstly, the amended application filed per ss 231 and 238 of the Act (“the review and enforcement application”).7 This application seeks to review and challenge the trustees’ decision about th...

9. Tamplin v Boizard [2021] NZHRRT 42 [pdf, 242 KB]

   ...cl 3: 3. Interpretation … representative, in relation to an individual, means: (a) where that individual is dead, that individual’s personal representative; (b) where the individual is under the age of 16 years, that individual’s parent or guardian; or (c) where the individual, not being an individual referred to in paragraphs (a) or (b), is unable to give his or her consent or authority, or exercise his or her rights, a person appearing to be lawfully acting on the...

10. Donnelly v Tuala Rongohaere Marae (2007) 78 Ruatoria MB 55 (78 RUA 55) [pdf, 267 KB]

    ...The trustees were notified by letter on 11 July 2005. Notice for the meeting specified that participation in the hui would be limited to owners and direct descendants of deceased owners (but excluding direct descendants who have a living parent or grandparent who is a direct descendant of the deceased owner); (b) 41 persons signed the register of attendees but it was estimated that some 80-90 people were present. All six remaining trustees attended the hui; (c) the agenda was...