Trustees and their duties
From Māori land

…give a person a power of attorney so that they can vote on your behalf (see: “Decision making…

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Takutai moana: Customary rights in the marine and coastal area (foreshore and seabed)
From Māori land

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Attorney-General v Ngāti Apa [2003] 3 NZLR 643 (Court of Appeal) Te Takutai Moana Act 2011, ss

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Limitations on the government: your minimum rights
From Dealing with government agencies

…is referred to as “using public power”. Examples of people using public power include:

Challenging departmental policies
From Dealing with government agencies

…Attorney-General [2013] NZCA 176 Legal Services Agency v Sweeney (2005) 17 PRNZ 767 (HC), Pub Charity v Attorney-General…

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Overview
From Decision making and powers of attorney

…(see: “Enduring powers of attorney”).

If you haven’t made an enduring power of attorney and you lose…

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Enduring powers of attorney: Planning ahead by choosing someone to make decisions for you
From Decision making and powers of attorney

…with an enduring power of attorney is that this power “endures” beyond your own ability to make decisions…

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Choosing an attorney: someone to make decisions on your behalf
From Decision making and powers of attorney

Enduring powers of attorney: Planning ahead by choosing someone to make decisions for you Choosing an attorney: someone…

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Attorney’s rights and responsibilities
From Decision making and powers of attorney

Enduring powers of attorney: Planning ahead by choosing someone to make decisions for you Your EPA attorney’s powers…

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Supervision over decisions made by attorneys
From Decision making and powers of attorney

…decision that your attorney has made

How to create an enduring power of attorney (EPA)
From Decision making and powers of attorney

…enduring power of attorney (EPA) Do I need a lawyer if I want to create an enduring power…

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