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The proposed process will advance the implementation framework for the Unitary Plan and allow much greater public input.

The Supreme Court considered claw back claims under the voidable transactions regime in the context of Ponzi schemes.

The Act will bring new flexibility to the labour market and reduces the ability of unions to organise and to recruit.

Civil pecuniary penalties can be hefty and are being used increasingly in major commercial statutes to drive compliance.

Governments and the Waitangi Tribunal may have to consider iwi and hapu rights when making decisions affecting Maori.

For New Zealand to host the signing of the TPP is an extraordinary outcome to negotiations which began life as 'Plan B'.

Just as Australia has modernised its international arbitration legislation, two state courts have distanced themselves from the infamous Queensland Court of Appeal decision of Eisenwerk Hensel Bayreuth Dipl-Ing Burkhardt Gmbh v Australian Granites Limited [2001] 1 QD R 461 (Eisenwerk), one finding it was "plainly wrong".

Late last year, the Privacy Commissioner, clipped Google for breaching the Privacy Act 1993 (the Act) through its "Street View" filming in New Zealand. Google acknowledged early on that it had made mistakes and has given a number of undertakings to improve its Privacy Act compliance processes.

A recent NZ Court of Appeal decision confirms that a promise may become binding, even when it is non-contractual.

The guidance note is helpful but is only a stop gap measure pending the enactment of the Financial Markets Conduct Bill.

An overview of the proposals affecting listed issuers and prospective issuers concerning the draft Financial Markets Conduct Bill.

The FMA is receiving applications for market services licences under the FMCA and issued how-to guides for applicants.

Round one of the government's reform agenda for local government was completed with the rewrite of the LG Act 2002.

Discusses large, procurement contracts awarded overseas and the resulting public backlash

Inevitably the US decision to re-impose US nuclear-related sanctions on Iran will have repercussions in NZ. .

Parties who require good faith negotiation or mediation as preliminary steps, should express those steps specifically.

Late last year, the Privacy Commissioner (the Commissioner) clipped Google for breaching the Privacy Act 1993 (the Act) through its "Street View" filming in New Zealand. Google acknowledged early on that it had made mistakes and has given a number of undertakings to improve its Privacy Act compliance processes.