Archive for October 2010
Middle income New Zealand has no right to justice.
I have just completed my submissions to the human rights commission on access to justice it is as follows
The right to Justice submission by Grace Haden to Infoline@hrc.co.nz
I am a former Police Prosecuting Sergeant; I prosecuted for 3 years in the Auckland district court and youth courts. I was in the New Zealand Police for 15 years and had passed all pre requisite exams to become a commissioned officer.
I believed that our system was fair and equitable. I left the police and became a mother and later became a licensed Private Investigator. The comments below reflect my personal experience and those of my clients over the past 7 years of practice as a Private investigator specialising in verification, anti fraud and anti corruption processes and conducting investigations often pro bono because many have found that the law is now inaccessible to the average New Zealander.
I am a director of Transparency New Zealand, Verisure investigations Ltd a member of the certified fraud examiners association .
International context
I strongly challenge the following statement
“The fact New Zealand has consistently ranked as among the most least corrupt countries in the world on Transparency International¹s Corruption Perceptions Index suggests the system is operating satisfactorily.”
The key word is perception. I have evidence that in New Zealand the perception is kept alive by Suing those who question corruption then denying them the right to justice thereby concealing corruption and allowing the perception to remain.
In 2009, concerned with the levels of corruption I came across in my work as an investigator, I attempted to join transparency Internationals NZ Branch.
My application stated no more than that I was a member of the certified fraud examiners association, Former Police Sergeant and now a private investigator. I was rejected without comment and denied the review of my application which was mentioned in the application papers.
I did have a chance to meet informally with a number of transparency Internationals members, and in my opinion they all appeared to be from the wealthier , predominantly white sector of our community , many had held government portfolios and most would have a commercial interest in keeping that perception alive. These people who keep the illusion alive do not live at the coal face of society as I have done.
FRAUD & CORRUPTION
The reality is that in New Zealand we control the exposure of corruption by making it impossible for people to report corrupt practices. Few companies have a fraud policy and unlike the united Kingdom New Zealand does not have a Fraud Act .
Whistleblowers are dealt with harshly and I can give examples where those who have spoken up have lost their jobs, been bankrupted or both.
Fraud is the fastest growth industry worldwide yet our police have only a handful of people who police it. The energy which the police put into “keeping the road toll down” is grossly disproportionate to the effort put into crime prevention and prosecution of fraud.
Every year more people commit suicide than die on our roads. We cannot produce statistics for the people who die while before the court or suffer stress related illnesses through injustice or through being victims of fraud or corruption.
Because these are not measured they are not responded to but the situation is serious and ignored.
I left the police in 1989 and have found that since user pays , much has changed. Government departments which used to control various aspects now have responsibilities to be a viable business and as such economics plays a major role.
The police is one such business, by turning it from a service into a business the word economy was introduced which in turn has had a major effect on people’s right to justice.
In the days when I served in the police, people were seldom turned away when making a complaint now they are more often than not shown the door and told to consult a lawyer for their CIVIL matter.
Victims of fraud cannot fight back, most would not know how to get the evidence and cannot afford to pay for the investigation, without which the police will not touch their complaints.
The serious fraud office require proof that the fraud is above a certain threshold before the will investigate. Ordinary people are powerless to get that sort of proof as often warrants are needed to obtain that proof.
Police officers are performance rated and it is far easier to get statistical clearances by charging people for minor offences for which it is far more economic to plead guilty even if you are not than trying to defend it.
On the other hand police avoid complex investigations as the time and effort in investigations and prosecution is not economic compared to the outcome, this brings about a determination from the police that a matter is not worth proceeding with as it is not in the public interest.
One needs only to look at the sentences handed out for fraud to see that it is an economic crime to commit, if caught the penalties are very light compared to the sums gained.
In the end many companies which suffer fraud let it slip by or if the offender is an employee a confidentiality clause, a payout and a clean reference is the most economic way of disposing of the problem and look no fraud.
Corruption exposure has been very well controlled in New Zealand by denying that it exists and making it almost impossible to expose. Economics is corruptions greatest ally and user pays and the business model we have ( Rogernomics ) is the greatest preventer of justice as all our rights have now only become available at a price. If you cannot afford that price you cannot afford your rights to justice.
The United Nations convention against corruption.
New Zealand is a signatory to the convention but it has never been ratified. We pretend every day that we are the least corrupt and keep this concept alive by allowing our courts to be used to conceal corruption.
The fundamental right to justice
The rights conferred on us through the Universal declaration of human rights are accessible only to New Zealanders who can afford to pay for their right to access those rights or those with the right connections to facilitate it.
Those who can afford access to courts can use it to silence those who could expose corrupt practices. Defamation claims and harassment claims are frequently used with much success because the consequences of going to court are so costly. It is effective and it works.
Having been a victim of both these processes I have come to the conclusion that if you assault someone with a base ball bat you will be arrested for assault. But if you take legal action you get to beat up your victim over years, it can do far more damage and sometimes even kill your opponent and it is called legal.
Similarly if I make threats to any one it is an offence but if I get a lawyers letter and tell people that my action will bankrupt them if they don’t comply then it is legal.
There are many acts which if done through any other means than through a lawyer and court would be criminal offences but by using lawyers and the court these very wrong acts are legitimised.
Civil litigation penalties are much higher and rights to justice are far lower than in the criminal section e.g. Lynne Pryor guilty of fraudulent running a business penalty $18,000 her unjust action against me cost me $49,000 . Another such case Vince Siemer had to pay $940,000 for words which have never proved to be false yet the lady who has been scarred for live in the RSA murders struggles to get $50,000
By placing a price on the accessibility to justice, especially in the civil sector the ordinary citizen is denied access to justice especially when lawyer’s hourly rate ( $350-450) is marginally lower than the average weekly income. ($530)
1. The law must be accessible, intelligible, clear and predictable.
Accessibility to the law should not be conditional to the ability to pay for it.
Those who have been financially stripped cannot fight back, your right to justice is directly proportional to your ability to finance investigations and court action.
Our law is accessible only at a price, without money there is no representations, lay litigants don’t get heard and the court insists that you use a lawyer. The rules are so complex that evidence does not come into play, procedure any your lawyers ability to manipulate the court largely determines the outcome.
In new Zealand it is also possible to write legislation for your own business plan , I have evidence where a barrister who wrote a bill it to facilitate his own business venture. He was employed by the select committee as an “ Independent adviser” he was also advisor to MAF.
When the bill passed into law he applied for an “organisation ‘to become approved. Except that there was no evidence that this organisation was more than a trading name for the barrister.
This “organisation” without proof of existence was given law enforcement ability and then contracted to central and local government to provide services to the public.
When I questioned the lack of transparency and existence of this “ organisation “ I was sued . Because it has been before the court for the past 4 years no government body has acted. The court action is a text book example of how justice is denied and the level of evidence ( nil ) which is required by the court to financially cripple a person .
I have documents in which statements have been made by the plaintiffs that their desire was to ruin my life and bankrupt me , I am not yet bankrupted but my family has been torn apart and my 25 year marriage has ended. Wells and anor V Haden . The plaintiff a barrister used public charitable funds to fight me in court.. how can any one compete with that.
Another such case was a parallel proceeding Hay and Pryor V Haden . I was taken to court for harassment and later for contempt of court by these persons who have subsequently been charged with fraud . One charged with 22 charges is a fugitive from our laws but still uses our courts to pursue me , the other has been found guilty of fraudulently running a business.
I need to explain that I was trying to locate a director and liquidator of a company, neither existed , false harassment claims were laid to stop me from exposing the fictional characters.
These proceedings serve to prove that in New Zealand it is entirely possible
1. for an undefined trading name to be given the same status as a real person
2. For truth to be considered defamatory
3. That you can obtain a restraining order without any evidence
4. That judges threaten citizens into compliance from the bench- possibly seeing that compliance is the best option than to stand up and protect their rights.
5. For a claim to be won without production of any evidence on part of the plaintiff
6. For a right to a defence of truth an honest opinion, to be denied for the inability to pay large sums in a short time frame.
7. To have a quantum for defamation determined without establishing that there was defamation
8. For a judge to do his own fact finding after the fact via the internet and have this upheld by another judge.
9. For the Uncorroborated evidence of the person who stood to gain to be accepted.
10. For evidence in mitigation of damages, submitted in accordance with legislation, and made by way of affidavit, to be used against the person swearing the affidavit.
11. For The defendant to be discredited (without evidence) to such an extent that the judge forms a totally negative opinion of her.
12. For Public charitable funds to be used to fund the litigation and obtain a financial befit for the plaintiff.
13. For perjury to be condoned by the police who claim that it is not in the interest of the pubic to prosecute ( not economic )
Suggested solutions
The requirement for a mediation service before matters being taken to court may be a solution and any one taking action which is not provable should be held accountable to the fullest extent.
Proof should be filed with a claim. Everyone should be accountable to the truth and prosecutions for perjury undertaken as diligently as speed camera offences.
2. Fundamental human rights must be protected by the law.
My rights to BORA have been ignored at every step of the way, even to the extent that the application for judicial review was objected to without giving any reasons, this action only served to push up my costs .
3. Civil disputes, which the parties themselves are unable to solve, should be resolved through established procedures without prohibitive cost and in a timely fashion.
Court is often used as a means of bullying people into compliance, It is often used by those who wish to deny some one of their freedom of expression, to silence them so that others cannot be forewarned.
The courts do not consider at all what negotiation has occurred outside the court and whether or not what was said was fair comment. It is evident that the plaintiff is frequently believed in preference to the defendant, the court dos not seem to realise that some cases are brought for ulterior motives , they presume that there is good and honourable reason for bringing the proceedings.
Court action by those with the financial means and the necessity to conceal corruption is taken with the intention of bringing about financial loss and even bankruptcy on the target.
Court is a lottery.. a bit like gambling, you may have the best hand but if you don’t have the cash to see the other parties hand you will never win. Successful White collar criminals will always have money money than their victims.
4. Ministers and public officers at all levels must exercise the powers conferred on them reasonably, in good faith, for the purpose for which the powers were conferred and without exceeding the limits of such powers.
For four years I have been embroiled in court action because I questioned the actions of a public official who contracted to himself and operated in a situation which is defined by the United Nations as corruption -being Public office for private gain. NZ appears to be ignorant of corruption and internal fraud to the point where it is extremely dangerous for anyone to question such activities.
The mechanisms for questioning the activities for those in power do not work, it appears that those who are in power hold the position without accountability and without question. No one investigates and any one questioning their actions is disparaged and prosecuted.. it is like the middle ages all over again.
Part of the problem is that somewhere along the line there has to be responsibility for a public servant who did not check , as in the Wells V Haden matter MAF had a legal obligation to ensure that they were contracting to a bona fide organisation which was registered as it had claimed, they failed to do so.
Instead of admitting this and watching heads roll it has been easier for them to withhold information, put up a brick wall and regard me as mad thereby protecting their “ business structure” and preventing liability claims for the damage which has been done .. cover up is therefore the best strategy and it keeps inefficient colleagues in jobs.
Because my matter was before the court not one of the so-called Public watchdogs would do anything ,the classic being the office of the auditor general, when I asked for them to audit the contract of government and local government to this no existent body I received a simple letter saying you are being sued for defamation we are not interested. They could not even take time for an independent investigation.
Ask questions of accountability in new Zealand and you are on your own. Ironically this is reflected in what happens overseas see this news item http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW2nmcmivZ8
5. Adjudicative procedures provided by the state should be fair.
In my experience the court process appears to be about forcing one party out of the proceedings, and allowing the other party to win by default. This is usually by attacking the financial resources, the more you can draw out the proceedings the greater the cost for the other party. Interlucatories, debates on the need for discovery, objections to anything the other party applies for are all stalling tactics each step incurs costs of several thousands of dollars on the other party.
Resolution is then offered at a price which one party will see as an economic escape, it is however not justice and is more akin to black mail.
When matters can be won without evidence being produced there cannot be any fairness. I have always believed that “he who asserts must prove “, When people can allege and not be required to prove then the court is denying justice.
The courts do not have a mechanism to deal with the corrupt using it to conceal the actions, however if the United Nations Convention against corruption had been adopted cases such as mine would have redress through articles 33-35
Article 33. Protection of reporting persons
Each State Party shall consider incorporating into its domestic legal system appropriate measures to provide protection against any unjustified treatment for any person who reports in good faith and on reasonable grounds to the competent authorities any facts concerning offences established in accordance with this Convention.
Article 34. Consequences of acts of corruption
With due regard to the rights of third parties acquired in good faith, each State Party shall take measures, in accordance with the fundamental principles of its domestic law, to address consequences of corruption. In this context, States Parties may consider corruption a relevant factor in legal proceedings to annul or rescind a contract, withdraw a concession or other similar instrument or take any other remedial action.
Article 35. Compensation for damage
Each State Party shall take such measures as may be necessary, in accordance with principles of its domestic law, to ensure that entities or persons who have suffered damage as a result of an act of corruption have the right to initiate legal proceedings against those responsible for that damage in order to obtain compensation.
When I was a member of the police, I was worthy of belief I am still the same person but it appears that no amount of evidence will make me believable before our courts, those with a higher ranking in life are far more believable to the court , than I am a mere woman.
The man who has had me in court is a Barrister , many barristers habitually tell lies and they all laugh about it even a judge said to me that that is what lawyers do.. She would know she was one once. If lawyers were held accountable to the truth then we may have a different situation.
Police have a very low priority for prosecuting perjury, so what is the point in having statutory declarations and affidavits when the persons swearing those statements have no fear of being prosecuted for telling lies in these documents of truth. Swearing a document does not make it true yet they are treated as that and it it then for the other party to have to prove that it is not true, all without consequence for the one telling the lies.
Persons swearing affidavits and statutory declarations must have real fear of being prosecuted for telling lies otherwise the document is not one which can be relied on.
Honest people are jeopardised in court as truth only has one version and those who tell lies can create any story to counter the truth.
When courts do no evaluate factual evidence and interpret the law as written then there is no justice.
I have had two judges who both sat on the two separate legal issues, neither took the opportunity to recluse themselves and I had to make an application to the chief district court judge to have one who had struck out my defence remove from sitting on the case further.
I found it simply too coincidental that of all the judges available the same two recurred on my cases both judges denied me my right to justice.
I was shocked when at the commencement of proceedings and before any evidence was heard , I was told by a judge to take certain action, give an apology and give the plaintiff $2,000 “or my life would be ruined and I could well be bankrupted.”
I did not take up the judge’s offer and found that she later hiked up the costs against me in the interlocutory hearings and then struck out my defence of truth and honest opinion in an alleged defamation matter where I was questioning corrupt practices in local government.
This same judge refused to recluse herself from another matter where she forced me to sign an undertaking in a matter where it has now been conclusively proved that the plaintiffs were acting against me to conceal fraud.
In then end my complaint to the judicial conducts commissioner and the request to have the judge removed did not help my case. My case is a great case study of how justice is denied in New Zealand.
Complaint procedures
We appear to have a tendency in New Zealand to make complaint procedures available then under resource the compliance bodies, which will then look at methods of “ writing off “complaints rather than investigating and dealing with them.
The standard of proof which is required by the various watchdogs is way beyond that which the average person is capable of supplying, even with the police there seems to be a need for people to supply a fully investigated complaint, and for them to tell the police which Act and section to enforce, before action will be considered. Ordinary people do not have access to the conclusive evidence and as in my case seeking that evidence leaves you exposed to litigation to silence you .
Judicial review
My application for judicial review cost me $10,000 and costs are still growing. The other party opposed my right to a judicial review. I am not aware if my judicial review has been granted or not.
This right should be a conclusive right which no other party can object to.
The legal system
Our legal system is complex with judged reviewing their own decisions on appeal; it is a system which bankrupts people not one which supports rights.
New Zealand context
As an anticorruption professional I have an equation which works in any situation this is
Corruption = Monopoly + discretion – accountability.
Monopoly
Both Judges and lawyers have a monopoly in the courts, I thought that as a former prosecutor I was well equipped to take my own case but found that judges simply do not listen to those who are self represented.
Many Lawyers appear to give advice based on the amount of money that they believe they can extract from a client and will either tell you to pay up regardless because it is the most economical thing to do or will take thousands of dollars from you without any visible progress.
The average New Zealander does not have $300 to spare per week yet this is a very low hourly rate for lawyers. I have experienced lawyers who claim they are not the highest paid but will happily complete a document with two finger typing at $450 per hour.
Ironically if you are called up for jury duty you are rewarded with a sum which is less than the minimum wage. I believe the rate is $31 for 3 hours.
The Police is also a monopoly and so are the various watch groups such as Judicial conducts commissioner, Independent police conduct authority and law society.
Further law enforcement authorities which are a monopoly in their area are – councils with by-laws and the RNZSPCA. The RNZSPCA has to be of concern as this is a private sector law enforcement agency which has no accountability to any one and is not subject to the official information act.
Legal aid
Everyone should have free access to justice. When Justice has a price there can be no justice.
Civil litigation should not provide less rights than those who have been charged with criminal offences as the standard of proof for civil is nonexistent and the defendant has virtually no rights.
Solution
All of these bodies would benefit from being accountable to an independent commission against corruption such as the one they have in Australia.
Discretion
Judges
An independent and impartial judiciary is a cornerstone of a legal system; however we have a very small pool of people and as the emails on the NBR indicate that judge’s talk amongst themselves.
I made a complaint to the judicial conducts commissioner but because the judge had discretion about the notes she caused to be made from the day it was her word against mine.
It is therefore in my mind essential that everything in court is recorded continuously to keep all parties accountable.
I also had cause to complain about another judge who admitted to searching the internet during his deliberations, his discretion went beyond the evidence which was heard in court and such wide discretion is apparently condoned.
Lawyers
Lawyers should not have the discretion to use the court for any purpose, they have a responsibility under the lawyers and conveyances act to ensure that they do not mislead the court or use the court for an improper purpose.
They have wide discretion as to how many hours they put in and the size of the bill for the client, I have known lawyers to charge for completing their accounts and for taking credit card payments , this is on top of their already very high hourly rate.
Police
Police have very wide discretion which reaches beyond their right to investigate, prosecute I have found that they wish to appease their statistics and avoid taking on anything which will result in an offence which is not cleared.
While people are prosecuted every day for minor offences, the offences which are at the serious end of the law are not enforced with the same diligence. This reflects in why we have more Maori offenders than any other part of the population.
Maori are targets because they generally do not belong to the old boy network which provides protection to many wealthy corrupt, they cannot afford their right to justice and the offences they commit are generally more easily proved because their actions are more spontaneous rather than carefully planned to avoid detection. They have become frustrated with the brick walls which stand in the way to their rights and many have come out punching.
A good police tactic is to get people on a secondary offence , fist you deny someone their rights, then they lash out then you arrest them for assault.
In January of this year I was given a ticket for something I did not do , and for which the police had no evidence for .Despite bringing this to their attention a number of times, they went ahead with the prosecution . I had to travel to an out of town court to defend it, the instant fine would have been $150 which on the hourly rate of lawyers makes it uneconomical to defend.
I won in court, because the police had no evidence. I took the complaint to the IPCA. The police admitted that the charge should never have been brought. Repercussion for the cop- Counselling. Cost to me in lost wages, travel etc well over $1,000.
The law is not accessible to people, the police turn people away and call the complaint civil rather than accepting the complaint and investigating. This did not occur in the days when I was a police officer, complaints were taken and after investigation were filed as no offence disclosed if that was the case.
Those who already have suffered financial loss cannot afford to pay to prove their case so that the police will accept it. I can see this trend of turning people away ultimately resulting in people taking the law into their own hands.
I was involved with an incident where a car was reported as stolen four times before the police would take a complaint. Only after I investigated and provided the names of the offenders did the police take the complaint and the offender was subsequently arrested charged and my client saw his right to justice upheld.
Fraud and perjury files even when they are prepared by a private investigator are held and assessed before they are given a file number, frequently they are rejected because of the cost of prosecution and a determination is made that it is not in the public interest to prosecute.
A client lost his property through a corrupt accountant, while the lawyers cleaned him out with civil action which went nowhere, especially when this broke and broken man had to come up with huge security for costs. The police sat on the complaint file for several years and this still has not seen progresses.
Clients had their house sold from under them by a company which falsely claimed to be the mortgagee, The case is too complex for the police but not serious enough for the SFO it has fallen between the cracks and the file I submitted to the police has disappeared. Dealing with these bodies is like continually banging your head against a wall. The system is geared for people to give up in hopeless frustration; criminals are taking advantage of this.
Councils, SPCA
As with the Police many of the offences dealt with by the councils and the SPCA are minor offences which people commit unintentionally and are strict liability offences with relatively low value penalties.
While there is an opportunity to write in the enforcement authority generally digs in their toes and forces the person receiving the infringement to go to court to prove their innocence. There is no compensation for the defendant when successful, the economics of law dictate that it is generally cheaper to pay it than to defend it as most people would not have the ability or skill to face up to professionals in court .
What is particularly dangerous with the SPCA /RNZSPCA is that section 171 of the animal welfare act allows them to keep the fines which they impose this opens the door to corruption .
Accountability
Accountability is what keeps people honest and where there is no accountability corruption will flourish.
To complain about a judge, lawyer or police brings about more issues for you than it solves, and there is no way that your complaint is going to be upheld any way.
The whole system means that only the brave or the foolish complaint and you soon find that the time and effort involved in lodging complaint is fruitless there is only one consistent outcome-exoneration.
While citizens are held accountable to the law for minor errors of judgement and transgressions, those in roles of enforcement appear to have no accountability for deliberate and intentional actions.
Judiciary
I am aware that just today Simon Power announced that there will be a law that prevents people from speaking out against the judiciary, such laws which prevent free speech and prevent accountability can only serve to support corruption.
When judges act in a fair and just manner there will be no room for criticism.
Judges like everyone else should be accountable to the truth and to what they say and do to the same extent as paul Henry was. It is therefore necessary that all court proceedings are recorded and every party leaves the court with their own copy.
Judges currently prevent anyone except press from taking notes in court , when there is secrecy there is room for corruption.
Lawyers
Over the years I have made complaints about lawyers for both myself and my clients, I have never seen one complaint upheld.
My worst experience was when I complained about a lawyer who had brought charges against me for something which I had not done , his clients proved to be fraudsters and were subsequently charged with criminal offences, One has been convicted but his client with the money is a fugitive from our law and living in Honolulu.
I used Judgements from other proceedings involving the same lawyer where the judge had said that the action was heavy handed and ill conceived , that he was using the scorched earth approach ( financial burning out of the defendant ) I showed parallels in my case to the earlier case. I had no reply from the law society. When I followed up I was told that they had sent a letter out several months earlier and it was now too late for me to appeal. They had effectively not done anything they claimed I had other redress available.
While white collar criminals are using the court to silence and beat up those that who could expose them , the police fail to act when complaints of perjury or harassment are made. There is no repercussion for any one laying a false claim in court and there are no repercussions for lawyers who facilitate this action.
Police
The IPCA takes recommendation from the police, when the police officers investigate and the IPCA accepts the recommendation then there is no independence. For true accountability there needs to be independence .
SPCA /RNZSPCA
These private law enforcers can take action based on the inspectors opinion, there is not even a register for inspectors and they have wide powers . People can be prosecuted because they did not take their animal to the vet , something which they may have avoided due to cost.
Government /Councils,
OIA and LGOIMA information is not freely available and when maters of corruption are brought to the attention of a government department the first reaction appears to be to cover up rather than to investigate it.
Many are covering their backs, there is no independence in the supply of information . I can show you documents supplied under OIA where by everything was blanked out except one line. Had I seen the entire document instead of the heavily edited one it would have prevented the perjury which occurred in my court case.
Prohibitive pricing is often enforced on the applicant. As our watchdogs are so useless at looking for corruption the cost of the time effort and obtaining the information falls on those who have an interest in seeing he corruption exposed. This further prevents accountability and reduces transparency .
I thank you for the opportunity to have made these submissions, the people who use the justice system but are not part of it are the best to comment.
My experience is practical and through my own persona experience as a prosecutor I believe have a unique insight.
I will be happy to make submissions in person.
Grace Haden
Director
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BEATON V INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF NEW ZEALAND HC AK CIV 2005-404-2642 17 November 2005
BROOKER V BODY CORPORATE NO. 154558 HC AK CIV-2003-404-2899 25 November 2005
BODY CORPORATE 182040 & ORS COLERIDGE LIMITED & ORS HC AK CIV 2002-404-1665 23 December 2008
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BODY CORPORATE ADMIN LTD V C MEHTA AND ANOR HC AK CIV 2009-404-6656 10 May 2010
· AKARANA REAL ESTATE LIMITED Director, Appointed 02 Mar 1988
· AKARANA REAL ESTATE LIMITED Shareholder, <1% Individually Held
· AKARANA REAL ESTATE LIMITED Shareholder, >99% Jointly Held
· AUBREY PROPERTY MAINTENANCE LIMITED Struck off, Director, Appointed 12 Sep 1990
· AURA MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 06 Sep 2007
· BODY CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Director, Appointed 12 Dec 1988 Resigned 23 May 1996
· BODY CORPORATE MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 08 Jun 1999
· BONAR LAW LIMITED Struck off, Shareholder, 3% Individually Held
· CONDOR 96 LIMITED Struck off, Ceased Director, Resigned 31 May 1998
· CONDOR 96 LIMITED Struck off, Shareholder, 15% Jointly Held
· CONDOR HOLDINGS (N Z) LIMITED Struck off, Director, Appointed 17 Jun 1991
· C-VU MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 29 Sep 2003
· ECLIPSE MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 11 Sep 2009
· FAIRFAX MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 01 Apr 2005
· FEDERAL APARTMENTS MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 14 May 2008
· HARVARD MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 08 Jun 2004
· HEALY INSURANCES LIMITED Struck off, Shareholder, <1% Jointly Held
· LABYRINTH HOLDINGS TRUSTEE COMPANY LIMITED Director, Appointed 30 Nov 2009
o STRATA TITLE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Shareholder, 67% Jointly Held
· LABYRINTH HOLDINGS TRUSTEE COMPANY LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
· LUNA BODY CORPORATE LIMITED Director, Appointed 29 Apr 2005
· OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE LIMITED Director, Appointed 25 May 2010
· PANCKHURST ENTERPRISES LIMITED Struck off, Director, Appointed 24 Feb 1992
· PANCKHURST ENTERPRISES LIMITED Struck off, Shareholder, 999 shares Individually Held
· STRATA REALTY LIMITED Director, Appointed 02 Mar 1988
· STRATA REALTY LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
· STRATA TITLE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Director, Appointed 12 Dec 1988
· STRATA TITLE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Shareholder, <1% Individually Held
· STRATA TITLE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Shareholder, 67% Jointly Held
· VANDA INVESTMENTS LIMITED Director, Appointed 30 Sep 2003
· VANDA INVESTMENTS LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
· VOLT MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 20 Nov 2006
· ZEST MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 01 Sep 2005
KWOK, Glenn Harry
- BLOODSTOCK INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED Struck off, Director, Appointed 01 Jul 1995
- BODY CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Director, Appointed 31 Mar 2005
- BODY CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
- GEMMELL GARDNER & ASSOCIATES LIMITED Struck off, Ceased Director, Resigned 31 Mar 1994
- GHK NOMINEE COMPANY LIMITED Director, Appointed 23 Jul 2008
- GHK NOMINEE COMPANY LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
- GKA INSURANCES LIMITED Ceased Director, Resigned 01 Aug 2005
- GKA INVESTMENTS LIMITED Director, Appointed 03 Nov 1999
- GKA INVESTMENTS LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
- GLENN KWOK & ASSOCIATES LIMITED Director, Appointed 07 Mar 1994
- GLENN KWOK & ASSOCIATES LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
LOCKYER, Phillip Alan Ian
· AURA MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 16 Apr 2008
· ECLIPSE MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 11 Sep 2009
· EMBEDDED NETWORK SERVICES LIMITED Director, Appointed 14 Sep 2010
· FAIRFAX MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 04 Aug 2009
· FEDERAL APARTMENTS MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 14 May 2008
· FRECKLES LIMITED Shareholder, 99% Individually Held
· HARVARD MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 16 Apr 2008
· LOCKMOORE LIMITED Struck off, Shareholder, 100% Jointly Held
· LUNA BODY CORPORATE LIMITED Director, Appointed 16 Apr 2008
· PHILL & CAROLINE TRUSTEE COMPANY LIMITED Director, Appointed 08 Jul 2005
· PHILL & CAROLINE TRUSTEE COMPANY LIMITED Shareholder, 50% Individually Held
· SOHO MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 30 Mar 2010
· STRATA TITLE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Shareholder, 15% Individually Held
· VOLT MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 16 Apr 2008
· ZEST MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 16 Apr 2008
PRIDDY, SIMON BENJAMIN
· BODY CORPORATE MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 24 Mar 2010
· BROOK STREET INVESTMENTS LIMITED Director, Appointed 10 Oct 2006
· BROOK STREET INVESTMENTS LIMITED Shareholder, 100% Individually Held
· EMBEDDED NETWORK SERVICES LIMITED Director, Appointed 14 Sep 2010
· SOHO MANAGEMENT LIMITED Director, Appointed 30 Mar 2010
ROUX, PAUL WILLIAM
· BODY CORPORATE MANAGEMENT LIMITED Ceased Director, Resigned 14 Aug 2009
· STRATA TITLE ADMINISTRATION LIMITED Shareholder, 13% Individually Held