Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 19, 2024 5:44:30 GMT 12
REAL ESTATE AGENT JANET DICKSON CHALLENGES COMPULSORY MĀORI CULTURE COURSE IN HIGH COURT
A lawyer representing a real estate agent who is facing harsh sanctions for refusing to complete a compulsory Māori culture course says it is unlawful, irrelevant and breaches her rights.
Janet Dickson, who faces a five-year ban for refusing to complete a compulsory short course in Māori culture and tikanga, is fighting her case through a judicial review in the High Court at Wellington.
“She’s taken a principled stand in this case, a courageous stand, one that has consequences for her because of her refusal to undertake a course which the Real Estate Authority has deemed to be mandatory,” Pender said.....
www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/real-estate-agent-janet-dickson-challenges-compulsory-maori-culture-course-in-high-court/5GCRYQXGNVBW5O4LRKI4OQQFWY/
A lawyer representing a real estate agent who is facing harsh sanctions for refusing to complete a compulsory Māori culture course says it is unlawful, irrelevant and breaches her rights.
Janet Dickson, who faces a five-year ban for refusing to complete a compulsory short course in Māori culture and tikanga, is fighting her case through a judicial review in the High Court at Wellington.
“She’s taken a principled stand in this case, a courageous stand, one that has consequences for her because of her refusal to undertake a course which the Real Estate Authority has deemed to be mandatory,” Pender said.....
www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/real-estate-agent-janet-dickson-challenges-compulsory-maori-culture-course-in-high-court/5GCRYQXGNVBW5O4LRKI4OQQFWY/