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1. TU v Hakaoro [2013] NZIACDT 67 (8 October 2013) [pdf, 164 KB]

   ...him and his wife; and [13.2] Without his wife’s knowledge he would get the complainant pregnant, as having a child was the fastest way to get a work permit. [14] The complainant agreed to the proposed course of action, without intending to go through with it. She paid Mr Hakaoro $200 toward his fees for immigration services. 3 [15] Mr Hakaoro regularly called the complainant asking her to go to a motel so he could have sexual intercourse with her to get her pregnant....

2. Recommendations recap - issue 5 [pdf, 1 MB]

   ...incorrectly inserted following a procedure to relieve a build-up of fluid around the brain and spine. Two days after the tube had been inserted the deceased accidentally pulled it out, and, when a nurse tried to replace it, the tube accidentally passed through an area where the bone had been weakened during the procedure. The injury she received was not survivable. The particular procedure that had been performed on the deceased had become used less often, and staff were no longer full...

3. AP v ZG LCRO 278/2012 (14 March 2014) [pdf, 156 KB]

   ...the administration by Mr ZG [the Practitioner] of the firm’s nominee company (AZG Solicitors Nominee Company Limited), and his conduct following default by the borrower in payment of a loan in which Mrs AP had invested funds both personally and through her family trust. This review involves a consideration of whether compliance with the Nominee Company Rules (both before and after 1 August 2008) is one of strict liability, and the nature of the relationship between a contributor...

4. Programme evaluation of Target Hardening pilot [pdf, 673 KB]

   ...recorded data. It is possible that data deficiencies, some non-THP burgled households perhaps taking similar steps to increase their own security, or THP households perhaps being more likely than other households to report burglaries, together or separately explain the apparent lack of reduction in repeat burglaries. While the repeat burglary analysis could not conclude whether the THP had been effective in reducing repeat burglary, it has pointed to some issues relating to the objectiv...

5. NZ Core document [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   .......................................................................................................... 9 5. Religious affiliation (total response) by area of usual residence (urban and rural area indicator) for the 2006 Census usually resident population count ................................................. 10 6. Sex of parent for one-parent with child(ren) families in private occupied dwellings .................... 11 7. Number and prevalence of people experiencing disabilities...

6. Manahi v Kingi - Succession to Hinerongonui Manahi [2024] Chief Judge's MB 87 (2024 CJ 87) [pdf, 1011 KB]

   ...application was received from the applicant.1 The orders complained of are the same and the mistake error or omission is stated below: Amiria-Rangiatea-Kingi is not of the bloodline of our father – Tewi Manahi, Father Manahi Tamati and grand-parents Tamati Te Wharau and Meriana Haea or Whanarere. She is not of this ancestry line. The whakapapa 240 Rot MB 168 is not a direct line to Tewi’s mother Mireka. Amiria’s father Toka Kingi and Kahumauku Manahi are 1st cousins. There...

7. Leadership of governments collective efforts to reduce family violence and sexual violence [pdf, 453 KB]

   ...that the group needed to be enduring to provide an independent assessment of government’s progress towards the shared goals of reducing family violence and sexual violence. 31 The experts were keen to explore establishing the group as a separate entity to provide the necessary standing, an independent voice (reporting to Parliament and the public) and an enduring form. They also advised that Māori should be involved in developing advice on the form of the group. The experts sugg...

8. IPT Practice Note 1/2023 Deportation Resident [pdf, 368 KB]

   ...A resident whose residence was procured by fraud or the like may appeal: 5 (i) on humanitarian grounds if convicted of an offence where it is established that the person’s residence class visa or entry permission was procured through fraud or the like; or (ii) on humanitarian grounds if convicted of an offence where it is established that the person’s (or any other person’s) application for a visa on the basis of which a residence class visa was granted was p...

9. P and R v EQC and MIS [2024] CEIT-2023-0014 [pdf, 331 KB]

   ...damage claims, and with repair processes. School closures and disruptions affected their children, and one child has subsequently gone through significant health issues. More recently they have been presented with further challenges including two separate serious injuries suffered by R, the deaths of both P and R’s parents, the need to care for a disabled relative, and the death of a close family member in a hit and run incident. 5) Around 2019 P and R discovered that their home...

10. Grants-Handbook-v4.81.pdf [pdf, 1.2 MB]

    ...person’s details. 20 Application made by a minor If an application is made on behalf of a minor aged under 16 years, then their representative must be a natural person 20 years or older with full mental capacity and the person’s parent/guardian/ custodial parent or next friend/guardian ad litem. Legal aid will be granted in the name of the minor, but the application must be signed by their representative. If an application is made on behalf of a minor over 16 years,...