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...tautonu ia kiate koe pea 'oku 'ikai te ke loto ke tukuatu ki tu'a. 'E fakakau 'a ho loto 'i hono fakakaukau'i 'e he potungāue Ministry of Justice ha tali ki ha ngaahi kole pehē. 'Oku pule'i 'e he Privacy Act 2020 'a e hono tanaki, tauhi, faka'aonga'i pea mo hono tukuatu ki tu'a 'o e ngaahi fakamatala fekau'aki tonu ko ko e pea mo ho'o fakamatala na'e 'omai. 'Oku 'i ai 'a...
...Court. Once a transcription is made, the original recording no longer forms part of the permanent record of the Court and, in the absence of any rule requiring their retention (beyond the scope of rule 7.16) and in accordance with the principles of the Privacy Act 1993, as the recording is no longer required for the purpose for which is was collected, the recording is not normally retained. In addition to Court minutes, there are various types of orders that the Court may issue. Court o...
...including restricting vehicle crossings over Strategic Cycleways. Policy 6A.1.7 Encourage additional building height where this would contribute to a well-functioning urban environment (for example, increased housing variety), so long as reasonable privacy of neighbouring dwellings is maintained, culturally important views are maintained along Queen Street East and visual dominance and excessive shading beyond the subject site are avoided. Policy 6A.1.8 Manage land use within the Arapae...
...GENERAL DAMAGES [221] The owners jointly claim general damages in the amount of $10,000.00 for stress, anxiety, the loss of enjoyment of their property whilst the defects were identified and remedied in 2003 and the further inconvenience, loss of privacy and loss of enjoyment of their property associated with the bulk of the repair work that is yet to be undertaken. Mr Tidmarsh has also referred in his submissions to the stress associated with prosecuting the claim. In particular...
...RDD sampling was used to provide the best achievable sample frame. iv) Callbacks were made on 10% of each interviewer's work to ensure quality administration of the questionnaire. v) Range and logic checks were run on the data as it is entered. Privacy of Information and Ethics • This was achieved by capturing data into electronic form, where each data record contains coded answers but does not contain the name of the respondent, nor the phone number. Thus, the survey data is "a...
...why she seeks that direction. It is assumed members of the Board will have moved on. At least one has passed away. [258] Ms HB’s request is declined. [259] There is no public interest to be served by publication. [260] Both lawyers’ privacy is to be respected. [261] Publication of this decision is directed pursuant to s 206(4) with all identifying features removed. Decision [262] Pursuant to s 211(1)(a) of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 the two determinatio...
...hearing is to be conducted on the papers, which means that the Committee’s determination will be made on the basis of the written evidence, correspondence and submissions before the Committee. 2. As a preliminary matter the Committee is mindful of privacy and confidentiality considerations, including: a. a written request by [Law firm B] for the identity of its affected employees and clients to not be disclosed unnecessarily; b. the operation of non-publication orders made by the Empl...
...mafuaaga. Mo se faata'ita'iga, atonu e te manao ia teu faalilolilo nisi faamatalaga ona o ni faamatalaga ma'ale'ale e patino ia te oe. O le a silasila le Matagaluega o Faamasinoga i ou manatu a o tali atu i lau faataloasaga. O le Privacy Act 2020 e pulea ai le auala e aoao ai e le Matagaluega, ma taofia, faaaogā, ma faailoa ai ni faamatalaga e patino ia te oe ma faamatalaga e te tuuina mai. E iai lau aiātatau e te maua ai ma faasa'o faamatalaga e patino ia t...
...public sector entities in relation to how information must be managed and used. These include: • Public Records Act 2005 and the Information and Records Management Standard, • New Zealand Data and Information Management Principles (NZDIMP), • Privacy Act 2020, • Official Information Act 1982, • principles of the Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o Waitangi, • Government Protective Security Requirements (PSR), which includes the NZ Security Classification System. Waka Kota...
...confidential information if there is good reason to maintain the confidentiality of the information. (1C) For the purpose of subsection (1B), good reason includes – (a) complying with statutory requirements to maintain confidentiality: (b) protecting the privacy of natural persons: (c) protecting the commercial position of an employer from being unreasonably prejudiced. (2) The employment relationships are those between - (a) an employer and an employee employed by the employer: (...