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2013-10-29 17:07:43
As part of its consent Greymouth Petroleum had been given 13 conditions to comply with including putting the land back to its original state, and after its consent expires would "go through a rigorous consent process again if they want to drill any further wells".
"Legitimate exploration work can benefit the New Zealand economy and this government will encourage that, as long as environmental protections are in place," the spokeswoman added.
However Green Party mining spokesperson Catherine Delahunty said the Government was failing to protect areas of natural beauty and this was a "threat to our economically valuable clean, green image".
According to a 2007 permit, for an on and offshore Great South Basin block around the Southland coast, the company had until the end of this month to "drill or drop" the application.
A Department of Conservation (DoC) spokeswoman said Stewart Island staff had checked the former quarry site and were satisfied there were no protected species at the site.
5th District Court of Appeals
Other political or community activities: Fifth district trustee, Ohio Women Bar Association, 2005present; member, Stark County Bar Association and Delaware County Bar Association, 2007present; chair of rules and bylaws committee, Ohio Court of Appeals Judges Association, 2007present
1. What do you believe will be the biggest issue facing the court system over the next few years?
The public access to affordable legal representation.
2. If elected, how will you address this issue?
Work with local bar associations on improving the delivery of pro bono services to low income citizens.
Family: Married; wife, Bernita Freimann; children, Isabella, Harrison, Alexandria and Preston
Education: Skyline High School, 1990; bachelor degree in English, University of Utah; juris doctor, The Ohio State University
Job title and employer: Magistrate, Morrow County Court of Common Pleas
Public office experience: City of Dublin Planning and Zoning Commission, 20082009
Other political or community activities: Rotary Club of Dublin, 20072009
1. What do you believe will be the biggest issue facing the court system over the next few years?
The court of appeals faces an ever increasing docket and an increasing complexity of cases. The court must provide timely decisions that are compliant with Supreme Court precedent.
2. If elected, how will you address this issue?
I will resolve my cases in a timely manner and will apply the law fairly and consistently. The most important attribute of an appellate court is consistent application of the law.
Other political or community activities: Fifth district trustee, Ohio Women Bar Association, 2005present; member, Stark County Bar Association and Delaware County Bar Association, 2007present; chair of rules and bylaws committee, Ohio Court of Appeals Judges Association, 2007present
1. What do you believe will be the biggest issue facing the court system over the next few years?
The public access to affordable legal representation.
2. If elected, how will you address this issue?
Work with local bar associations on improving the delivery of pro bono services to low income citizens.
Family: Married; wife, Bernita Freimann; children, Isabella, Harrison, Alexandria and Preston
