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Burns House
Dunedin

Canterbury Provincial Buildings Stone Chamber,

Durham Street, Christchurch

Introduction

Thank you for joining me today for this special breakfast to celebrate the launch of three important Victims Information Resources:

I feel privileged to have been asked to open your conference today for at least two reasons.

Speech notes for address to to the Restorative Justice Practitioners’ Conference 2008

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Chateau on the Park

Christchurch

I am delighted to have the opportunity to be here today and thank you, particularly to the NSW Commissioner and Director, Michael Foggo and Albert Gardiner, for accommodating my need to switch our

 Privacy Commissioner, Marie Shroff, thank you for inviting me to open today’s forum.

I am today announcing the introduction of the Sale and Supply of Liquor and Liquor Enforcement Bill and a Law Commission Review of the Sale & Supply of Liquor.

Parliament Buildings

Wellington

Good afternoon – present and former colleagues, distinguished guests.

Good afternoon. I would like to thank the New Zealand Security Association (NZSA) for the invitation to speak here today.

As a former Minister of Health, as well as being the current Justice Minister, I am really pleased to have been invited to launch The Law and Mental Health kit.

I move that the Criminal Procedure Bill be now read for a third time.

I move, that the Summary Offences (Tagging and Graffiti Vandalism) Amendment Bill be now read a third time. This Bill takes important action to address New Zealand’s graffiti vandalism

Thank you very much for joining me for this special morning tea highlighting the issue of domestic violence in New Zealand.

St Michael's Church Hall

Christchurch

Copthorne Durham
Christchurch

It is a pleasure to join you all for the launch of Jan’s book today. Thank you to Jenny and the School of Social and Cultural Studies for your invitation and for hosting today’s event.

E nga mana, e nga reo, e nga rau Rangatira ma
To all authorities, to all voices, to you all as leaders

I am sure that we are all familiar with the saying, attributed to Mark Twain: “Lies, damn lies and statistics”.

Keynote address by Associate Justice Minister Lianne Dalziel to the ALAC Partnership Conference
Millennium Hotel
Rotorua