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Page 124
... means is that the " principles of the Treaty " can only be a modern construct . The so - called principles have in fact been worked out by the Courts and the Waitangi Tribunal from about 1983 ( nor can the " prin- ciples " be said to be ...
... means is that the " principles of the Treaty " can only be a modern construct . The so - called principles have in fact been worked out by the Courts and the Waitangi Tribunal from about 1983 ( nor can the " prin- ciples " be said to be ...
Page 365
... means of serving a sentence of full - time imprisonment . That Act required a sentence of imprisonment to be imposed before an offender is consid- ered for home detention . The majority held that since home detention was a collateral ...
... means of serving a sentence of full - time imprisonment . That Act required a sentence of imprisonment to be imposed before an offender is consid- ered for home detention . The majority held that since home detention was a collateral ...
Page 407
... means of forwarding in any case . It is open to organisations to advance their aims through Members ' Bills if the occasion arises . One body that has benefited from the Members ' Bill procedure is the Law Commission which has had two ...
... means of forwarding in any case . It is open to organisations to advance their aims through Members ' Bills if the occasion arises . One body that has benefited from the Members ' Bill procedure is the Law Commission which has had two ...
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