Skip to content

Law

The_BFD-

Things That Make Me Go Hmm

Here is what the Minister of Police said when referring to a recent banning of public display of patches by gang members: “Gang insignia is intended to intimidate the public and other gangs. It is designed to claim ownership of a physical space and to encourage the recruitment of gang

Members Public
What Lies beneath the Checkpoints

What Lies beneath the Checkpoints

Press Release: New Conservatives In 2017, the coalition of Labour, NZF and the Greens took control of New Zealand thus becoming the start of a journey that originally claimed transparency, openness and kindness but has failed to deliver except in the area of removing freedoms and disempowered democracy. New Conservative

Members Public
Final Cannabis Law Reform Proposal Out
Law

Final Cannabis Law Reform Proposal Out

The final proposed Cannabis Legalisation and Control Bill is out. This post is about why, if you’re a conservative, you should vote yes in the Cannabis referendum. But first a summary: The Bill sets out a way for the Government to control and regulate cannabis. It proposes rules for

Members Public
Checkpoints Illegal for Police and Iwi  *UPDATED

Checkpoints Illegal for Police and Iwi *UPDATED

Update: I have been told this morning that Police do now have the power to stop people to ensure compliance with lockdown under s71A(2)(c) of the Health Act 1956 However, anyone who isn’t Police has no power to stop a vehicle (except some limited other govt departments

Members Public
Maori Monarch Flexes Muscle to Make Waterways Off-Limits
Law

Maori Monarch Flexes Muscle to Make Waterways Off-Limits

pointofordernz.wordpress.com Point of Order is a blog focused on politics and the economy launched by a small team of veteran newspaper reporters who were responsible for much of the content of the authoritative weekly newsletter, TransTasman, before its change of ownership early in 2018. The Waikato and Waipa

Members Public
Face of the Day

Face of the Day

Parliament passed the wrong law yesterday. Finance Minister Grant Robertson tried to minimise the error saying that the Government had always intended to bring the loan scheme forward. National Finance spokesperson Paul Goldsmith disputed Robertson’s version of what went wrong. “Robertson’s story doesn’t seem to tally with

Members Public
the_bfd_nz_gabble

Police Continue to Stonewall on Lockdown Legal Advice

Press Release: ACT Party “The Government can encourage respect for the law and confidence in Police by releasing the Crown Law advice on the legality of the lockdown”, says ACT Leader David Seymour. “Today at the Epidemic Response Committee, the new Police Commissioner continued to stonewall on the issue of

Members Public
Reflections on ‘Modern’ People

Reflections on ‘Modern’ People

Anthony Blair acolyte and former Labour cabinet minister David Blunkett has written in The Telegraph recently that “to incarcerate people solely on age grounds is an outrage”. This, from a man who once described civil libertarianism as “airy fairy”, was given in response to suggestions that UK lockdown restrictions might

Members Public
COLFO in the High Court for Firearms Owners This Monday

COLFO in the High Court for Firearms Owners This Monday

Nicole McKee Spokesperson Fair and Reasonable Campaign Next week the rubber hits the road: on Monday we’re in Court against the Minister of Police, and I’m writing to ask you for your support so we can make the best possible showing and mount pressure on the Government in

Members Public
Dump the Resource Management Act

Dump the Resource Management Act

Frank Newman nzcpr.com If the government wants to get New Zealand working it should get rid of the Resource Management Act (RMA). Even one of its architects, Geoffrey Palmer, has said it’s broken. It is and has been for quite some time, which is why it’s so

Members Public
Unjust Laws Should be Disobeyed. Stupid Ones Too

Unjust Laws Should be Disobeyed. Stupid Ones Too

On the 16th of April, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr sat in a prison cell in Birmingham City jail in Alabama. He had been incarcerated for partaking in non-violent protest after ignoring Circuit Judge W. A. Jenkins Jr’s edict from on high, banning “parading, demonstrating, boycotting, trespassing and picketing,

Members Public
New Legislation Needed

New Legislation Needed

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com The bold court actions by some Aucklanders against the Prime Minister and other government officials, seeking a writ of habeas corpus, were always doomed to failure. For the cold hard fact was the ill-considered lock-down was legal. Thus we were subject to the imposition of

Members Public
Level Zero, What’s the Plan Prime Minister?

Level Zero, What’s the Plan Prime Minister?

I have been saying for a few weeks now that I think there is no need for the continuation of this lockdown, or indeed even a lockdown on a lower rung. So let’s look at just what these levels are, or at least what they currently are, as I

Members Public