The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 225
... appropriate , and consistent with the statutory framework , for complaints to be resolved at the lowest appropriate level . My role is to promote and protect the rights of consumers , and this can often best be achieved through the use ...
... appropriate , and consistent with the statutory framework , for complaints to be resolved at the lowest appropriate level . My role is to promote and protect the rights of consumers , and this can often best be achieved through the use ...
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... appropriate action when her smear results were abnormal , and did not refer her to National Women's Hospital early enough . Dr Parry was found to have breached Right 4 of the Code by failing to provide services of an appropriate ...
... appropriate action when her smear results were abnormal , and did not refer her to National Women's Hospital early enough . Dr Parry was found to have breached Right 4 of the Code by failing to provide services of an appropriate ...
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... appropriate . Nor does the Bill include an intake procedure that would help to determine when ( and which ) procedures were appropriate and likely to be useful . This is particularly important because of the subject matter of some of ...
... appropriate . Nor does the Bill include an intake procedure that would help to determine when ( and which ) procedures were appropriate and likely to be useful . This is particularly important because of the subject matter of some of ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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