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...the Māori and European populations. The 2013 Census shows the large age differences in the Māori and European populations; for example, Māori have a median age of 24 years, and Europeans have a median age of 41 years (Statistics NZ 2013). This was further supported by the data through using a decision tree analysis to determine the prominent drivers of victimisation (similar approach to the Statistics NZ (1998) p...
...implementation of the new judicial remedies which had been introduced to give effect to the rights guaranteed. Under the same Act, complaints relating to discrimination could be addressed to the Human Rights Commission in relation to all government activities, through a publicly-funded process. 5. Under section 7 of the BORA, the Ministry of Justice and the Crown Law Office assessed bills at the vetting stage with a view to preventing the adoption of legislation that contradicted the B...
...your representative, or deciding to represent yourself, after you have sent in your appeal. Can I appeal if I am under 18 years old? Yes, but a responsible adult must act for you during the appeal. The responsible adult should be one of your parents. If this is impossible (for example, if your parents are not in New Zealand), the Tribunal needs to know so it can appoint a responsible adult to act for you. Tick the relevant box in Step 7 of Form 5. This does not apply if you are marr...
...found two instances of unsatisfactory conduct on the part of Mr QE and imposed penalties. Background [2] Mr QE acted for Ms ML and her husband (Mr BM) together with related entities for a number of years. Mr BM and Ms ML (then known as Mrs BM) separated in September 2007 and at that stage each of them retained separate solicitors. [3] Ms ML and Mr BM’s affairs were closely intertwined through a trust (the [HQ] Family Trust and two [xx] companies). Ms ML and Mr BM, together...
...this regard to consider other uses of the base word “tika”, such as “whakatika”, which implies to rise, to establish or to erect. There are well known narrative references to the term whakatika throughout many hapū and iwi accounts of the separation story of the primordial parents, Ranginui and Papatūānuku. “Ka whakatika mai a Tāne ki te whakawehewehe i ōna mātua, ka taea e ia” (Tāne arose to separate his parents and thus was successful). Whakatika, in this context, ill...
...Crimes Act charges against the applicant had been discharged pursuant to s.347 of that Act on 26 May 2014, but that she had been convicted on the one charge under this Act of Operating without a Certificate. This one charge however encompassed 44 separate transactions. The applicant was convicted and fined $1,000 and ordered to pay Court Costs. [11] The Police confirmed their opposition to the applicant obtaining a licence. The situation had however changed considerably. No longer...
...merits of settlement. 4.6 At appropriate times, reassess and again advise the client of the relevant aspects of the matter. 4.7 In a timely manner, keep the client informed of the progress of the matter, including advising the client of the stages through which a matter progresses and the opportunity a stage might provide to resolve matters. 4.8 Where appropriate and practical, advice should be provided to the client in writing, subject to client instructions to the contrary. Some cir...
...merits of settlement. 4.6 At appropriate times, reassess and again advise the client of the relevant aspects of the matter. 4.7 In a timely manner, keep the client informed of the progress of the matter, including advising the client of the stages through which a matter progresses and the opportunity a stage might provide to resolve matters. 4.8 Where appropriate and practical, advice should be provided to the client in writing, subject to client instructions to the contrary. Some cir...
...merits of settlement. 4.6 At appropriate times, reassess and again advise the client of the relevant aspects of the matter. 4.7 In a timely manner, keep the client informed of the progress of the matter, including advising the client of the stages through which a matter progresses and the opportunity a stage might provide to resolve matters. 4.8 Where appropriate and practical, advice should be provided to the client in writing, subject to client instructions to the contrary. Some cir...
...merits of settlement. 4.6 At appropriate times, reassess and again advise the client of the relevant aspects of the matter. 4.7 In a timely manner, keep the client informed of the progress of the matter, including advising the client of the stages through which a matter progresses and the opportunity a stage might provide to resolve matters. 4.8 Where appropriate and practical, advice should be provided to the client in writing, subject to client instructions to the contrary. Some cir...