1264 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 48 10 MARCH 2005

Order for Confiscation of Motor Vehicle

An order was made in the Porirua District Court on
21 January 2005, for the confiscation of the following
motor vehicle:

1993 Honda Civic, Registration No. UH6854.

Against: Meleka Tuia’i.

Anyone who has a legal interest in this vehicle should
contact the Court urgently as the Registrar may sell the
vehicle.

This notice is placed pursuant to the Sentencing Regulations
2002.

R. HIGGISON, Deputy Registrar.

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Order for Confiscation of Motor Vehicle

An order was made in the Porirua District Court on 4 March
2005, for the confiscation of the following motor vehicle:

1993 Toyota Chaser, Registration No. AUQ316.

Against: Alualu Soisoi.

Anyone who has a legal interest in this vehicle should
contact the Court urgently as the Registrar may sell the
vehicle.

This notice is placed pursuant to the Sentencing Regulations
2002.

R. HIGGISON, Deputy Registrar.

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Social Development

Social Security Act 1964

Direction Relating to Non-resident Spouses

To: The Chief Executive of the Ministry of Social
Development

Pursuant to section 5 of the Social Security Act 1964, the
Minister for Social Development and Employment gives
the following direction.

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of February 2005.

STEVE MAHAREY, Minister for Social Development and
Employment.

Direction

1. Title—This direction is the Direction Relating to
   Non-resident Spouses.

2. Commencement—This direction takes effect on the day
   after the date on which it is published in the New Zealand
   Gazette.

3. Interpretation—In this direction, Act means the Social
   Security Act 1964, and terms otherwise defined in the Act
   have the meanings so defined.

4. Application of direction—(1) This direction applies
   where, in relation to a person to whom subclause (2) applies,
   you are exercising the discretion in section 74 (1) (a) of the
   Act on the grounds that the person’s spouse is not ordinarily
   resident in New Zealand.

(2) This subclause applies to a person (person A)—

(a) who is:

(i) an applicant for a benefit; or

(ii) a beneficiary in receipt of a benefit; or

(iii) an applicant for special assistance under a
welfare programme approved under section

124 (1) (d) of the Act that applies section 74 of
the Act to the programme; or

(iv) a recipient of special assistance under a
welfare programme of the kind referred to
in subparagraph (iii); and

(b) who:

(i) is ordinarily resident in New Zealand; and

(ii) migrated to New Zealand with the intention
that he or she would be joined by his or her
spouse; and

(c) whose spouse (person B)—

(i) is not ordinarily resident in New Zealand; and

(ii) is in one of the following situations:

(A) overseas and unable indefinitely to reside
with person A in New Zealand because of
circumstances beyond his or her control
(for example, person B is detained in a
refugee camp); or

(B) unable reasonably to be located and unable
to be legally declared dead.

(3) This direction does not apply where you are satisfied
there are sufficient grounds to regard person A and person B
as unmarried under section 63 (a) of the Act.

5. Exercise of discretion under section 74 (1) (a)—(1) In
   the exercise of your discretion under section 74 (1) (a)
   of the Act, you should take into account the circumstances
   referred to in clause 4 (2) (c) (ii), the financial needs of
   person A, his or her absence of choice in regard to the
   residence of person B, and any other matters you consider
   relevant to the circumstances.\n
   (2) Without limiting your discretion under section
   74 (1) (a) of the Act, you should generally consider that
   person A should receive the benefit or special assistance
   concerned at the rate for an unmarried person or, as the
   case requires, a sole parent.

6. Apportionment of benefit—Where, in accordance with
   clause 5 (2), you determine that the rate of benefit or special
   assistance should be paid at the rate for an unmarried person
   or, as the case requires, a sole parent, you should, under
   section 83 (2) of the Act, allocate the proportion of the
   benefit payable to person A and person B in the ratio of
   100:0.

Explanatory Note

This note is not part of the direction, but is intended to
indicate its general effect.

This direction provides that an ordinarily resident person
whose overseas and not ordinarily resident spouse cannot
reside with him or her in circumstances beyond his or her
control, or who cannot be located, should generally receive
a benefit or special assistance under a welfare programme
at the appropriate unmarried or sole parent rate.

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Tertiary Education Commission

Education Act 1989

Requirements and Exemptions for Profiles for

2006-08 for Tertiary Education Organisations

Under sections 159X (1) and 159Y (3) (b) of the Education
Act 1989, and section 7 of the Education (Tertiary Reform)