This document contains a summary of the submissions received on Issues Paper 34, The Legal Framework for Burial and Cremation in New Zealand: A First Principles Review.
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Published 1 December 2012
A summary of submissions is available for Issues Paper 30, Alternative Pre-trial and Trial Processes: Possible Reforms. There were 531 written submissions received on the consultation. Submissions were received from a wide...
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Published 31 October 2014
The Commission received a total of 20 submissions in response to Issues Paper 33, Civil Pecuniary Penalties. Submissions were made by a range of organisations and several individuals.
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Published 10 December 2008
In response to IP12, we received 20 submissions, some of them from organisations representing large numbers of schools, persons or agencies.
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Published 8 March 2013
The full text of submissions received is available in PDF form, with submissions organised alphabetically by submitter. Some submitters have requested anonymity or confidentiality for aspects of submissions provided. These requests...
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Published 3 May 2012
The Law Commission received 72 submissions in response to IP27: The News Media meets 'New Media'. These were from organisations as well as individuals.
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Published 7 November 2018
The Commission provided an opportunity for members of the public to give their views on abortion law between 4 April and 18 May 2018. The Commission received 3,419 submissions.
Of those submissions, 61 were from organisations such as...
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Published 6 September 2019
The Law Commission invited members of the public to share their views during its review of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 in relation to:
- The matters discussed in its...
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Published 24 November 2020
During its review of the Criminal Investigations (Bodily Samples) Act 1995 and the use of DNA in criminal investigations, Te Aka Matua o te Ture | the Law Commission provided an opportunity for members of the public to share their views in...