Insight / Regulatory & Prosecutions Destruction of documents brings criminal charges in Commerce Commission investigation Recent judgments relating to the obstruction of an investigation by the Commerce Commission (Commission) offer a timely reminder to businesses and their staff that if they receive a statutory information notice from a New Zealand regulator, they should comply with it; not begin deleting or destroying information they think might get them into trouble. Read more
Insight / Regulatory & Prosecutions Leaping forwards: recent developments in open banking in NZ Read more
Insight / Regulatory & Prosecutions Would you rather give up your password or pay $5000? A review of the Customs and Excise Act 2018 In a world where smartphones track us, does a law mandating cell phone access cross the privacy line? Read more
Insight / Regulatory & Prosecutions Vaccinating children against COVID-19 – the role of parents and the child Pfizer vaccine open for ages 5+, parents face tough decisions when differing views and child input matter. Read more
Insight / Regulatory & Prosecutions Exclusion of improperly obtained evidence in civil proceedings. A review of the Customs and Excise Act 2018 On October 26, 2016, the Supreme Court decided if NZ courts can exclude improperly obtained evidence in civil proceedings. Read more
