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Commerce Minister Margaret Wilson says a discussion document released today will help establish who should be subject to financial reporting requirements.

Attorney-General Margaret Wilson has responded to the Maori Land Court decision in Gisborne.

Commerce Minister Margaret Wilson said today she would not be revisiting the policy requiring directors and officers of publicly listed companies to disclose their relevant shareholdings.

Allegations about the undercover police programme will not be included in the Commission of Inquiry into the handling of complaints of sexual misconduct by police, says Attorney-General Margaret Wilson.

Greater understanding of, and co-operation between, the Australian and New Zealand building industries will be promoted through the development of a Trans-Tasman Building Regulatory Reform Council.

Attorney-General Margaret Wilson has announced the appointment of Robert Murfitt of Christchurch as a Family Court Judge

Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson says the government is continually looking for ways to improve the historical Treaty settlement process.

Attorney-General Margaret Wilson was advised two weeks ago that a complaint had been laid against a Master of the High Court, Anthony Christiansen.

In the course of vetting of the judge, I was aware that the Otago Women Lawyers Association had raised a concern.

New Zealand's lowest paid workers will receive a 5.9% pay increase from 1 April 2004

The Government is now consulting the public on its work-life balance project

The Coalition for Equal Value Equal Pay says the proposed equal pay amendments (part of the Employment Relations Law Reform Bill) will remove an opportunity to take a pay equity claim under the Equal Pay Act 1972.

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson says there is no such thing as unlimited bereavement leave under the new Holidays Act, there is no reference to tangi leave, and there is no differentiation on the basis of race or religion.

Attorney-General Margaret Wilson today announced the appointment of Michael Behrens QC of Palmerston North as a District Court Judge. He will sit in Wellington from 12 February.

Attorney-General Margaret Wilson today announced the appointment of Auckland Family Court Judge Peter Francis Boshier as the new Principal Family Court Judge. He will take over the role from Judge Patrick Mahoney on 13 March.

The Holidays Act 2003 comes into force on 1 April. To help businesses prepare, the government is mailing out information packs and posting information on the Web

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson says moves are underway to ensure children and young people are aware of their rights and legal protections at work.

The resolution of historical Treaty of Waitangi claims in the Wellington area has moved closer today, with the Crown recognising the mandate of iwi representatives who will negotiate a settlement.

Treaty negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson says Don Brash's claim that the settlement process has slowed is demonstrably incorrect - settlements are progressing at an unprecedented rate.

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson says constructive debate about the Employment Relations Law Reform Bill must be based on facts, not misinformation.

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson has welcomed the latest statistics on work stoppages, which have decreased for the third year in a row.

Aucklander James Wilson has been appointed the new Chief of the Employment Relations Authority, Labour Minister Margaret Wilson announced today.

Labour Minister Margaret Wilson and Women's Affairs Minister Ruth Dyson today announced a new Public Sector appointment to the Board of the Equal Employment Opportunities Trust.

Associate Justice Minister Margaret Wilson said today the Government has confirmed proposals to update the Coroners Act 1988 with new legislation to be introduced next year.