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OIA response 47883

... whaiaro mō te wā hei whakatutuki i te take i homai ai, waihoki, mō te wā e tika ana i raro ...
... me ngā hononga i pāwhiritia e koe ko te rangi me te wā i toroa tā mātou paetukutuku ko te paetukutuku i tuku atu i ...

... developments and the regulatory environment. The main types of training are: Comprehensive coursesRange from one day...

... ensure even more New Zealanders in the regions can access modern and reliable digital services in their community. This...
... ways for rangatahi and whānau to learn the skills for a modern workforce increased productivity of local and emerging...

... key criteria. Questionnaires can be tailored to specific types of organisations, e.g. not-for-profit. More information on...

...both the Māori Land Court and landowners.  Widening the types of land an agent can be appointed for and the powers of an...
... to have more decision-making powers regarding certain types of leases.  Miscellaneous provisions to tidy up the Act...

... seen as an end in itself. In setting up and selecting the type of legal structure for an organisation, it is important to...
... the odds of failure and any negative fallout as a result. Types of Māori organisations Although the structure and ownership...

...'Not an acre more'. This was the genesis for modern Māori land law. 1980 Royal Commission on the Māori Land...

...general meetings are usually a reporting requirement for any type of organisation. They are also an opportunity for the board...