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Ratification under the Companies Act 1993 : an analysis of section 177 of the Companies Act 1993 with reference to the ratification of breaches of directors' duties

Murray, Brian, 1948- (2000)
Rationales for Regulating Uber: Driving Regulators to Seek New Solutions

Loke, Hannah Mae (2015)

This paper conducts an enquiry into whether various regulatory theories suggest that there exists a legitimate rationale for regulating Uber in a New Zealand context. Uber is a company which provides an Internet-based ...
Reasonable accommodation: Equal education for learners with disabilities

McMenamin, Rebecca (2016)

This paper analyses the concept of reasonable accommodation which is integral to realising the Education Act 1989’s promise of equal education for persons with disabilities. Currently, that promise is undermined by ...
Recent constitutional developments in Tonga : where to now?

Kefu, Asipeli Aminiasi. (2005)
Recent developments in the international protection of geographical indications

Schwarz, Nikolai. (2001)
Recognising animal sentience: Including minimum standards for opportunities to display normal patterns of behaviour in codes of welfare in New Zealand

James, Vanessa (2016)

This paper considers the impact of the recognition that animals are sentient in the 2013 amendment to the Animal Welfare Act 1999, examining the rationale for the change and the drivers underpinning the current legal ...
Recognising prisoner's rights : the physical treatment of prisoners in New Zealand

Berry, Fiona. (2001)
The Recognition and Justifiable Infringement of Indigenous Rights in Canada and New Zealand

Hulmann, Daniel (2018)

Canada and New Zealand are both nations with substantial indigenous populations, with the Māori in New Zealand constituting around 15 per cent and the Indian, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada constituting around 4.5 per ...
Reconciliation and self-determination: Incorporating Indigenous worldviews on the environment into non-Indigenous legal systems

Dennis-McCarthy, Nopera Isaac (2018)

Reconciliation and self-determination are two fundamental claims of Indigenous peoples in their relationship with the state. The recent enactment of the Te Awa Tupua (Whanganui River Claims Settlement) Act 2017, and the ...
Reconciling privacy and freedom of expression

Payne, Chelsea. (2003)
Redressing the Imbalance of Over Two Millennia: Feminist Legal Theory as a Core Subject of Law School and the use of the Feminist Narrative in Legal Education and Law

Sutton, Nigel (2016)

The foundations of law are fundamentally patriarchal. This means that many of the stories told in courts and legal forums are male stories. To redress over two millennia of patriarchal voices in the law, we need to make ...
Reducing Biological Greenhouse Gas Emissions in New Zealand: A Climate Tool Without a Strategy

Opacic, Nina (2017)

The problem posed by rising agricultural greenhouse gas emissions is one of the most wicked law reform problems facing New Zealand today. Agriculture is New Zealand’s largest sector, and largest producer of greenhouse gas ...
Reducing organ trafficking: New Zealand's international and domestic responsibilities

Lai, Shang-Chin (2013)

Organ trafficking is a transnational issue that calls for a response from the international medical community. Despite consistent condemnation, organ trafficking persists due to the worldwide shortage of organs for ...
Redundancy post Employment Contracts Act 1991 : an analysis of the effect of the Employment Relations Act 2000 on redundancy law

Ballara, Guido. (2001)
The Regime Complex for Human Trafficking

Miles, Grace Catherine (2016)

Today more people are deprived of their freedom through enslavement than at any other time in human history. Human trafficking is a significant contributor to this statistic. 27 million people are thought to currently be ...
Registering public fear: An analysis of the New Zealand Child Sex Offender Government Agency Register

White, Kristina (2017)

Both in New Zealand and internationally, there has been an increase in protection measures for the avowed purpose of keeping children safe. The Child Protection (Child Sex Offender Government Agency Registration) Act 2016 ...
Regulating Antarctic tourism : measures for protecting the Antarctic environment

Bain, Joanna Susan. (1994)
Regulating commercial advertising aimed at children

Ernst, Dominik. (2009)
Regulating for Disruption: A Case Study of the Outer Space Law Reform

Churchill, James (2017)

Technology is changing the world faster than ever before, and many conventional industries are at risk of being disrupted. If New Zealand want be successful in a changing environment it needs to be prepared to facilitate ...
Regulating for "well-dressed thieves": Criminalisation as a regulatory response to price fixing cartels

Taylor, Richard (2015)

The Commerce (Cartels and Other Matters) Amendment Bill will introduce criminal penalties for price fixing and other cartel offences. This law change has faced commentary and critique from several perspectives including ...