Post by Kiwi Frontline on May 6, 2024 5:34:17 GMT 12
REAL ESTATE AGENT JANET DICKSON BACK AT WORK BEFORE COURT REVIEW OVER MĀORI VALUES COURSE
A real estate agent facing a five-year ban after refusing to complete a compulsory short course on Māori culture and tikanga - a move she says led to her being fired - is back at work.
Janet Dickson is again working for Harcourts Landed Howick after her lawyers successfully asked for an interim court order maintaining her practising licence until the outcome of a judicial review into the Real Estate Authority’s continuing education rules.
The authority supported the request, given Dickson’s licence would’ve been cancelled on March 31 and the earliest a judicial review could be heard in the High Court was June, Dickson’s lawyer Brigitte Morten said....
www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/real-estate-agent-janet-dickson-back-at-work-before-court-review-over-maori-values-course/YHAP534KJZGDZGV6Q3HFVXHZLE/
A real estate agent facing a five-year ban after refusing to complete a compulsory short course on Māori culture and tikanga - a move she says led to her being fired - is back at work.
Janet Dickson is again working for Harcourts Landed Howick after her lawyers successfully asked for an interim court order maintaining her practising licence until the outcome of a judicial review into the Real Estate Authority’s continuing education rules.
The authority supported the request, given Dickson’s licence would’ve been cancelled on March 31 and the earliest a judicial review could be heard in the High Court was June, Dickson’s lawyer Brigitte Morten said....
www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/real-estate-agent-janet-dickson-back-at-work-before-court-review-over-maori-values-course/YHAP534KJZGDZGV6Q3HFVXHZLE/