The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 35
... decisions and operational decisions . Quilliam J had not found it easy to attach these labels to the decision of the Minister but had concluded that the decision was the antithesis of policy or discretion and therefore he equated it ...
... decisions and operational decisions . Quilliam J had not found it easy to attach these labels to the decision of the Minister but had concluded that the decision was the antithesis of policy or discretion and therefore he equated it ...
Page 87
... decision making and every bureaucrat incompetent . Far from it . Regardless of the personal capacity of the decision maker , however , the chances of a correct commercial decision being made are much greater if that commercial decision ...
... decision making and every bureaucrat incompetent . Far from it . Regardless of the personal capacity of the decision maker , however , the chances of a correct commercial decision being made are much greater if that commercial decision ...
Page 247
... decision , appeared to be mandated by the New Zealand Commerce Act was clumsy and inefficient . The workload of the commerce commission Delays in decision making - As noted earlier in this paper , it was the hope of the proponents of ...
... decision , appeared to be mandated by the New Zealand Commerce Act was clumsy and inefficient . The workload of the commerce commission Delays in decision making - As noted earlier in this paper , it was the hope of the proponents of ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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