AWLA recently filed submissions against the Regulatory Standards Bill based on our concerns with its:
(a) introduction of important constitutional standards without serious
consideration being given to the constitutional implications of codification;
(b) legal framework and failure to achieve its purpose;
(c) deliberate exclusion of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and entrenchment of contested
ideology under the guise of neutral regulatory standards; and
(d) failure to meet the test of good law-making, having been developed without
meaningful consultation, cross-party support, or Treaty consistent policy
design.
You can read AWLA’s submissions below.
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Opposition to Regulatory Standards Bill – Auckland Women Lawyers' Association