Family and relationships
This page contains different parts of laws about Family and relationships.
Important laws about Family and relationships
Telecommunications Act 2001
What examples mean in this law: they help explain rules, but rules are what count.
155C: Status of examples
Sentencing Act 2002
Who looks after a child or young person while they wait for a court decision?
161: Custody of child or young person pending hearing
Sentencing Act 2002
Hurting or neglecting a child under 14: what the court thinks about
9A: Cases involving violence against, or neglect of, child under 14 years
Sentencing Act 2002
What special words mean in these law sections
123A: Interpretation of terms used in this section and sections 123B to 123H
Sentencing Act 2002
A court order to keep you away from someone you hurt to keep them safe
123B: Protection order
Sentencing Act 2002
Rules that apply to special protection orders to keep you safe
123C: Provisions applying to protection order made under section 123B
Sentencing Act 2002
Sharing documents with people who help offenders and keep others safe
123CA: Disclosure of documents to assessor and service provider
Sentencing Act 2002
People who help with protection orders and safety programmes
123CC: Assessors and service providers for section 123CA
Immigration Act 2009
Rules for visa applications from people under 18 who aren't married
59: Applications by minors
Immigration Act 2009
Overnight accommodation for people detained without warrant
331: Form of custody of persons detained without warrant overnight
Immigration Act 2009
Rules for immigration status of children born in NZ since 2006
373: Immigration status of persons born in New Zealand on or after 1 January 2006
Immigration Act 2009
Children's immigration status based on their parents' status
374: Immigration status of persons whose status depends on immigration status of parent
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