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  1. Working group

    ...social justice and excited about the impact Wayfinding for Civil Justice will have on access to justice across the board. Gabrielle O’Brien As part of the working group I hope to contribute some of the experience I have gained from my career as a human resources specialist, coach, facilitator and mediator and general manager in the professional services and charitable sector. My current role or “day job” is as the Chief Executive of Rural Women New Zealand, a for purpose organisation that...

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    3. Improving Access to Civil Justice

  2. Improving Access to Civil Justice

    ...released in December 2023. You can read the full strategy in both   English [PDF, 1.4 MB] and  Te Reo [PDF, 1.5 MB]. Wayfinding aims to: encourage a unified and coordinated approach to improving access to civil justice use the sector’s resources as strategically as possible, and provide clear signals to funders of access to justice mahi (government and non-government) about existing work, where the gaps are, and where co-ordination can be achieved. Wayfinding supports a unifi...

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  3. The Ministry of Justice Policy Graduate Programme

    ...tribunals. It also works on policy related to family law and legal aid, ensuring that people have faster, easier, and more effective access to justice. the Office of the Deputy Secretary supports the Policy Leadership Team by providing analytical advice, resource capability and capacity analysis, finance and budgeting oversight, recruitment and procurement guidance. What will you be doing as a Policy Advisor? You'll have two six-month placements in different Policy teams, and will be working a...

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  4. Guidance for managing shared parenting during COVID-19 traffic light settings

    ...channels. We encourage caregivers to be generous with phone or social media contact. Back to top I want my child to be vaccinated against COVID-19 but my child's other parent won't agree. What should I do? The Ministry of Health website has information and resources for parents deciding whether their child should get vaccinated. You may also wish to discuss any health concerns with your child’s doctor. The Care of Children 2004 applies to these types of situations. The Act says that guardians...

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  5. Accountants and AML/CFT

    ...factors. For most businesses, it will be obvious if an activity is in your “ordinary course of business”. If you’re unsure, consider things such as whether the activity is something you do frequently or regularly; involves significant allocation of resources; or is related to a service or product that’s offered to customers. For more information see the In the ordinary course of business guideline on DIA's website. Back to top When do I need to start complying? If you provide any of the...

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  6. Businesses that provide trust and company services

    ...factors. For most businesses, it will be obvious if an activity is in your “ordinary course of business”. If you’re unsure, consider things such as whether the activity is something you do frequently or regularly; involves significant allocation of resources; or is related to a service or product that’s offered to customers. For more information see the In the ordinary course of business guideline on DIA's website. Back to top When do I need to start complying? You will have to comply f...

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  7. Lawyers and AML/CFT

    ...certain factors. For most businesses, it will be obvious if an activity is in your ordinary course of business. If you’re unsure, consider things such as whether the activity is something you do frequently or regularly; involves significant allocation of resources; or is related to a service or product that’s offered to customers. For more information see the In the ordinary course of business guidelines.  Back to top When do I need to start complying? If you provide any of the service...

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  8. Interpreter Services Quality Framework

    ...judge’s summing up. You must keep all details relating to a case confidential. There may also be suppression orders in place. Read more about name suppression The Ministry of Justice Privacy Guidelines for providers of Justice Services are a useful resource that can help you keep information confidential and secure, and meet our requirements in the Standard Terms. You can read the guidelines on our website: Privacy Guidelines for providers of Justice Services Dress standard is formal It is ex...

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  9. [2018] NZEnvC 037 Reuters Construction Limited v Whanganui District Council [pdf, 162 KB]

    ...ENVIRONMENT COURT OF NEW ZEALAND I MUA I TE KOOTI TAIAO 0 AOTEAROA IN THE MATTER BETWEEN AND Court: Environment Judge C J Thompson Decision No: [2018] NZEnvC 37 ENV-2017 -WLG-000098 of an application for a declaration under s310 of the Resource Management Act 1991 REUTERS LIMITED Applicant WHANGANUI COUNCIL Respondent CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT DECISION ON APPLICATION FOR COSTS Decision issued: 5 April 2018 Introduction [1] I n a decision issued on 9 Februa...

  10. Notes of Crown/Māori Relations focus group with University Chancellors 27 March 2018 [pdf, 466 KB]

    ...Education – the Crown plays a critical role  in supporting education. Currently Māori are  disproportionately disengaged.  The Crown’s role is to use the existing data to figure out  what  is working and what  is not, and  then directing as much  resource as possible  into  addressing the issues.  As simple as it sounds this has never occurred before, and it’s the  only way  to  lift disparity  in education  as well ...