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The Attorney-General, Margaret Wilson says the Crown's case was always about competence. Clothes and other issues to which so much attention has been given were not significant.

Friday, 27 July 2001Media Statement

The Minister in Charge of Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations, Margaret Wilson, and leaders of Te Arawa will on Monday sign terms of negotiation for further talks on the Te Arawa lakes issue.

The Government has a new framework to integrate labour standards issues with trade agreements, Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton and Labour Minister Margaret Wilson said today.

Associate Justice Minister Margaret Wilson has announced the appointment of four new members of the Environment Court.

Newspaper and radio advertisements from today will encourage people to learn of their new rights and obligations under the Property (Relationships) Act.
The Act deals with what happens to property when a marriage or defacto relationship ends.

Acting State Services Minister Margaret Wilson, today released the costs to the Crown to date in defending the case in which the former chief executive of the Department of Work and Income, Christine Rankin, is suing the State Services Commissioner.

The Parliamentary Counsel Office has signed a contract with Unisys New Zealand Ltd as its implementation partner for the project to improve public access to legislation, the Attorney-General, Margaret Wilson, announced today.

A new publication released today will help employers, managers, employees and unions meet their obligations to act in good faith.

Couples thinking of contracting out of their rights under the new Property (Relationships) Act now have a model agreement to consider.

Associate Justice Minister Margaret Wilson says the model has been published as a regulation.

Thirty employment relations education courses by employer, union and tertiary institutions have so far been approved under the Employment Relations Act.

Attorney-General Margaret Wilson announced today the appointment of four new lay members of the High Court under the Commerce Act.

New Zealand will make a one-off $100,000 contribution to the International Labour Organisation’s International Programme for the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC), Associate Foreign Minister Matt Robson and Labour Minister Margaret Wilson announced tod

Associate Justice Minister Margaret Wilson has announced in-principle decisions by the government to establish a new Human Rights Commission and to address the issue of government compliance under the Human Rights Act.

The decisions are:

Associate Justice Minister Margaret Wilson has announced in-principle decisions by the government to establish a new Human Rights Commission and to address the issue of government compliance under the Human Rights Act.

The decisions are:

Tuesday, 29 May 2001Media Statement

Appointment of Principal Youth Court Judge

The Attorney General Margaret Wilson has announced the appointment of District Court Judge Andrew Becroft of Wanganui as the Principal Youth Court Judge.

The Attorney General Margaret Wilson has announced the appointment of District Court Judge Andrew Becroft of Wanganui as the Principal Youth Court Judge.

Kua horaina ëtahi kaupapa hou e Te Minita mö ngä Take Tiriti e Margaret Wilson, räua ko Te Minita Mäori a Parekura Horomia, ki mua i te iwi o Te Arawa. Ki te whakaae a Te Arawa, ka tatü ngä take katoa e pä ana ki ngä roto tekau mä whä i te rohe o Rotorua.

Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson and Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia have made offers to Te Arawa that, if accepted, will settle all claims over 14 lakes in the Rotorua area.

Hon Margaret Wilson
Associate Minister of Justice

24 May 2001

A million for mediation

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson and Associate Labour Minister Laila Harre today released the first reports of three advisory groups reporting to the government on the Holidays Act, equal employment opportunities and 'contracting out' arrangements.

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson and Associate Labour Minister Laila Harré today released the first reports of three advisory groups reporting to the government on the Holidays Act, equal employment opportunities and 'contracting out' arrangements.

Embargoed until 2.15pm Monday 21 May 2001Media Statement

VOTERS NOW ABLE TO ENROL ONLINE AT ELECTIONS WEBSITE

Eligible electors are now able to enrol and update their enrolment details online at the elections website www.elections.org.nz.

Monday, 14 May 2001Media Statement

Health and Safety submissions released