The Legislation Act 2019, in force 28 October 2021, replaces the Interpretation Act 1999. The 2019 Act improves the accessibility of the law by incorporating the 1999 Act to ensure that the main provisions of New Zealand legislation concerned with Acts and secondary legislation are in...
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On completion of this course, you will be able to advise clients on the costs, timing, and likely outcomes by utilising the Personal Grievance Tracker Analytics tool in new Westlaw (New Zealand).
On completion of this course, you will be able to advise clients on the costs, timing, and likely outcomes by utilising the Resource Management Tracker Analytics tool in new Westlaw (New Zealand).
On completion of this course, you will be able to advise clients on the costs, timing, and likely outcomes by utilising the Resource Management Tracker Analytics tool in new Westlaw (New Zealand).
On completion of this course, you will be able to advise clients on the likely sentencing outcome by utilising the Sentencing Tracker Analytics tool in new Westlaw (New Zealand).
On completion of this course, you will be able to advise clients on the likely sentencing outcome by utilising the Sentencing Tracker Analytics tool in new Westlaw (New Zealand).
Learn to find relevant legislation and commentary efficiently. Key features will include legislation currency and history.