13 FEBRUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 523

Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1908

Pursuant to section 2 of the Industrial and Provident Societies Amendment Act 1923 (as amended by section 2 (1) of the Industrial and Provident Societies Amendment Act 1977), the Minister of Justice hereby gives the following notice:

Notice

1. This notice may be cited as the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amount of Shares) Notice 1991.

2. The amount of $40,000 is hereby specified in respect of the society in the Schedule to the notice, being the amount in excess of which no member of the society shall have or claim any interest in the shares of that society.

Schedule

Apollo Building Associates Society Ltd. HN. 210045

Dated at Wellington this 23rd day of January 1991.

DOUGLAS GRAHAM, Minister of Justice.

Notice of Decision of the Disciplinary Committee of the New Zealand Society of Accountants

Notice is hereby given by the Disciplinary Committee of the New Zealand Society of Accountants that at a conjoint hearing held November 1990, Peter John Orpin of Whangarei appeared before the committee on charges that: he had conducted himself in such a manner as to render the exercise of the powers of the disciplinary committee expedient in the interest of the public and of the society.

The charges arose from the member having been convicted of crimes involving dishonesty as defined by section 2 of the Crimes Act 1961. The member was guilty of grave impropriety.

The member having pleaded guilty to the charges, the disciplinary committee found the charges proven. The disciplinary committee ordered that Peter John Orpin be removed from the register of members of the society and fixed the date of 23 November 1995 after which he may apply for re-registration under section 24 (d) (3) of the New Zealand Society of Accountants Act 1958. Peter John Orpin was ordered to pay to the society the sum of $2,184.00 (inclusive GST) in respect of costs and expenses of and incidental to the inquiry by the disciplinary committee and the investigation by the investigation committee.

The disciplinary committee ordered that its decision be published in the Accountants Journal and the New Zealand Gazette with mention of the member’s name and locality.

At the same conjoint hearing held on 23 November 1990, Ian Alexander Ross of Upper Hutt appeared before the committee on charges that: he had conducted himself in such a manner as to render the exercise of the powers of the disciplinary committee expedient in the interest of the public and of the society.

The charges arose from the member having been guilty of gross carelessness in the performance of his professional duties. He was guilty of acts and defaults discreditable to an accountant. He has been guilty of unprofessional conduct.

The disciplinary committee found all charges proven. The disciplinary committee ordered that Ian Alexander Ross be suspended from membership of the society until 1 December 1991, pursuant to section 24 (d) (3) of the New Zealand Society of Accountants Act 1958. Ian Alexander Ross was ordered to pay to the society the sum of $14,736.00 (inclusive GST) in respect of costs and expenses of and incidental to the inquiry by the disciplinary committee and the investigation by the investigation committee.

The disciplinary committee ordered that its decision be published in the Accountants Journal and the New Zealand Gazette with mention of the member’s name and locality.

Notice is hereby given by the Disciplinary Committee of the New Zealand Society of Accountants that at a hearing on 20 December 1990, George Mark Truman of Nelson appeared before the committee on charges that: he had conducted himself in such a manner as to render the exercise of the powers of the disciplinary committee expedient in the interest of the public and of the society.

The charges arose from the member having been guilty of acts and defaults discreditable to an accountant. He was guilty of unprofessional conduct.

The member having pleaded guilty to the charges, the disciplinary committee found the charges proven. The disciplinary committee ordered that George Mark Truman be suspended from membership of the society until 20 December 1992, pursuant to section 24 (d) (3) of the New Zealand Society of Accountants Act 1958. George Mark Truman was ordered to pay to the society the sum of $7,048.75 (inclusive GST) in respect of costs and expenses of and incidental to the inquiry by the disciplinary committee and the investigation by the investigation committee.

The disciplinary committee ordered that its decision be published in the Accountants Journal and the New Zealand Gazette with mention of the member’s name and locality.

Dated at Wellington this 4th day of February 1991.

B. J. TWEEDY, Acting Secretary, Disciplinary Committee.

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ISSN 0111-5650

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