Legal

Ex-Port of Auckland CEO guilty of health and safety breaches

Former Port of Auckland CEO Tony Gibson has been found guilty in relation to employee death in the workplace.

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The changing governance landscape – a large, slow-moving tsunami

Governance is shifting under new laws on trusts, societies, climate reporting, and health and safety. Boards must adapt to stay ahead.

• Liability

A useful last resort: pursuing directors personally for unpaid company debts

What if you are owed money and you believe a director is in breach of their duties?

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Breaches of AML/CFT laws results in serious consequences

AML settlements should prompt directors to consider whether their systems and processes are up to date or require review.

• Accountability
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Substance over symbols needed in applying work H&S law to mental health

Mental health is a pressing organisational and occupational health concern for many businesses, but uncertainty and ambiguity abound. 

• Organisational culture

Is regulation pushing New Zealand forward, or is legislation holding us back?

This webcast discusses the pros and cons of the current regulatory settings that impact on governance.

Have your say: influence the review of health and safety legislation to improve ...

Directors and board leaders are vital in shaping the future of health and safety, so we’re seeking feedback on IoD proposed changes.

AI regulation in Australia: the implications for New Zealand directors

Australia is discussing AI regulation. Should New Zealand follow? 

• AI