NEW ZEALAND
Welcome to the New Zealand Branch
NZ BRANCH CONFERENCE – Thursday May 13 and Friday May 14, 2021
The New Zealand Branch Committee of MLAANZ invites members and those interested in maritime law to its 2021 conference and AGM on May 13 and 14.
Following the postponement of last year's event due to the pandemic, we are very excited to offer a varied programme (updated May 12) with a range of presentations on current issues relating to the maritime and related industries. Now more than a year in to COVID-19 the conference will hear first-hand from industry how they have adapted to deal with current challenges in the supply chain, while Paul David QC and Matthew Flynn address the corresponding contractual and insurance issues that arise. Maintaining a topical focus, Neil Beadle will be considering the implications following the tragic events at White Island, while Bevan Marten & John Burton question the scope of Harbourmaster directions and Emily Ferguson highlights some of the liability questions relating to shipping in Antarctica. We have our usual ‘case notes’ session, with three young members providing an update on recent cases of interest before learning from Fullers Group about their experience in developing a Project Order under HSWA. The practical challenges of repatriating foreign fishing crew to New Zealand during COVID-19 will be discussed from both the industry and government perspective. With 2021 being IMO’s year of action for seafarers, we will get some insight into the effect on those key workers and what that means for the global supply chain before finishing with a surveyor’s point of view from the frontline.
The conference is an excellent professional networking opportunity, and always provides an enjoyable get-together for attendees through the Icebreaker drinks on the Thursday evening and the ever popular post-conference dinner.
Please email Stacey.fraser@mcelroys.co.nz for more information.
PAPERS
NZ Branch Conference 2021 papers:
The New Zealand Branch Committee of MLAANZ invites members and those interested in maritime law to its 2021 conference and AGM on May 13 and 14.
Following the postponement of last year's event due to the pandemic, we are very excited to offer a varied programme (updated May 12) with a range of presentations on current issues relating to the maritime and related industries. Now more than a year in to COVID-19 the conference will hear first-hand from industry how they have adapted to deal with current challenges in the supply chain, while Paul David QC and Matthew Flynn address the corresponding contractual and insurance issues that arise. Maintaining a topical focus, Neil Beadle will be considering the implications following the tragic events at White Island, while Bevan Marten & John Burton question the scope of Harbourmaster directions and Emily Ferguson highlights some of the liability questions relating to shipping in Antarctica. We have our usual ‘case notes’ session, with three young members providing an update on recent cases of interest before learning from Fullers Group about their experience in developing a Project Order under HSWA. The practical challenges of repatriating foreign fishing crew to New Zealand during COVID-19 will be discussed from both the industry and government perspective. With 2021 being IMO’s year of action for seafarers, we will get some insight into the effect on those key workers and what that means for the global supply chain before finishing with a surveyor’s point of view from the frontline.
The conference is an excellent professional networking opportunity, and always provides an enjoyable get-together for attendees through the Icebreaker drinks on the Thursday evening and the ever popular post-conference dinner.
Please email Stacey.fraser@mcelroys.co.nz for more information.
PAPERS
NZ Branch Conference 2021 papers:
- Sink or Swim: Adapting to Deal with Current Challenges in the Supply Chain – Mike Knowles, New Zealand Council of Cargo Owners
- Meeting the Insurance Challenges – Matthew Flynn, Consultant, McElroys
- Contract Issues: Safety, Force Majeure and Frustration – Paul David QC, Eldon Chambers
- Will the Whakaari/White Island Tragedy Change Adventure Tourism in New Zealand – Neil Beadle, Special Counsel, DLA
- Are Harbourmasters’ Standing Directions Lawful? – John Burton and Bevan Marten, Izard Weston
- Iceberg Ahead? Liability Issues from Shipping in Antarctica – Emily Ferguson, Solicitor, Wynn Williams
- Case Notes
- Linda McKeever v Northernreef Insurance Co SA [2019] 2 Lloyd's Rep. 161 – Natalie Jagusch, Solicitor, Duncan Cotterill
- Noble Chartering Inc v Priminds Shipping (HK) Co Ltd (The “Tai Prize”) [2021] EWCA Civ 87 – Zane Fookes, Solicitor, Chapman Tripp
- Evergreen Marine (UK) Ltd v Nautical Challenge Ltd (The Alexandra 1 & The Ever Smart) [2021] UKSC 6 – Daniel Jackson, Solicitor, Oceanlaw
- HSWA Project Orders – Courage and Innovation, Moving the Sector Forward – Brent Sutton, Director, Learning Teams Inc
- All at Sea – Repatriation of Foreign Crew for the New Zealand Fishing Industry during COVID-19 – Karyn van Wijngaarden, Partner, and Hayley Campbell, Senior Solicitor, Oceanlaw
- The Invisible Cost of Human Capital – Seafarer Perspectives – Rev Lance Lukin, Regional Director, The Oceania Mission to Seafarers
- View from the Front – Simon Marshall, Marine Surveyor Sedgwick New Zealand
NZ BRANCH CONFERENCE – THURSDAY 26 MARCH AND FRIDAY 27 MARCH, 2020
The New Zealand Branch Committee of MLAANZ invites members and those interested in maritime law to its 2020 conference and AGM on March 26 and 27.
We are very excited to offer a varied programme with a range of presentations on current issues relating to the maritime and related industries. The conference is an excellent professional networking opportunity and always provides an enjoyable get-together for attendees.
Thursday will see an icebreaker with complimentary drinks from 6pm-8pm at Hanging Ditch (14 Leeds Street). Friday will see the conference held from 8.30am-4.30pm at Parliament House (Legislative Council Chamber) followed by the AGM from 5pm-6pm at the same venue, with the dinner being hosted from 7pm-late at Dockside (3 Queens Wharf).
The conference will be of particular interest to maritime lawyers, vessel operators, port companies, exporters and maritime insurers.
Please email Stacey.fraser@mcelroys.co.nz for more information.
The New Zealand Branch Committee of MLAANZ invites members and those interested in maritime law to its 2020 conference and AGM on March 26 and 27.
We are very excited to offer a varied programme with a range of presentations on current issues relating to the maritime and related industries. The conference is an excellent professional networking opportunity and always provides an enjoyable get-together for attendees.
Thursday will see an icebreaker with complimentary drinks from 6pm-8pm at Hanging Ditch (14 Leeds Street). Friday will see the conference held from 8.30am-4.30pm at Parliament House (Legislative Council Chamber) followed by the AGM from 5pm-6pm at the same venue, with the dinner being hosted from 7pm-late at Dockside (3 Queens Wharf).
The conference will be of particular interest to maritime lawyers, vessel operators, port companies, exporters and maritime insurers.
Please email Stacey.fraser@mcelroys.co.nz for more information.
NZ BRANCH CONFERENCE – THURSDAY 11 APRIL 2019
Its here! Please find attached the full programme details and registration form for the New Zealand Branch conference, to be held on Thursday 11 April 2019 from 1-5pm in the Five Knots room at Tamaki Yacht Club, Orakei, Auckland with dinner to follow at the Soul Bar in Viaduct Harbour. Please do pass on the conference details to any other colleagues or friends who may not (yet!) be members of MLAANZ.
The local conference is a mainstay on the NZ branch calendar and we hope many of you can make it. We have a great programme lined up with excellent speakers, talking across a range of topical issues – all with very real implications and practical relevance to maritime and related industries. The NZ branch conference is also a great opportunity to catch up with friends and colleagues and make new connections. We look forward to seeing you there.
Please email Stacey.fraser@mcelroys.co.nz for more information.
Its here! Please find attached the full programme details and registration form for the New Zealand Branch conference, to be held on Thursday 11 April 2019 from 1-5pm in the Five Knots room at Tamaki Yacht Club, Orakei, Auckland with dinner to follow at the Soul Bar in Viaduct Harbour. Please do pass on the conference details to any other colleagues or friends who may not (yet!) be members of MLAANZ.
The local conference is a mainstay on the NZ branch calendar and we hope many of you can make it. We have a great programme lined up with excellent speakers, talking across a range of topical issues – all with very real implications and practical relevance to maritime and related industries. The NZ branch conference is also a great opportunity to catch up with friends and colleagues and make new connections. We look forward to seeing you there.
Please email Stacey.fraser@mcelroys.co.nz for more information.
NZ BRANCH CONFERENCE – 24 AND 25 MAY 2018
The New Zealand branch invites members, colleagues and anyone interested in maritime law to its annual conference. We begin events with welcome drinks from 6pm on Thursday, 24 May 2018 at Harbourside, Auckland CBD. The conference and branch AGM will be held the next day, Friday, 25 May 2018 at Goldie Estate on Waiheke Island. We hope to see you there!
Click for here registration documents or email stacey.fraser@maritimenz.govt.nz or kerryn.webster@wilsonharle.com for more information.
The New Zealand branch invites members, colleagues and anyone interested in maritime law to its annual conference. We begin events with welcome drinks from 6pm on Thursday, 24 May 2018 at Harbourside, Auckland CBD. The conference and branch AGM will be held the next day, Friday, 25 May 2018 at Goldie Estate on Waiheke Island. We hope to see you there!
Click for here registration documents or email stacey.fraser@maritimenz.govt.nz or kerryn.webster@wilsonharle.com for more information.
NZ BRANCH SUBMISSION TO SELECT COMMITTEE ON MTAB
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Chair: Hamish Fletcher Oceanlaw New Zealand Level 2, Montgomery House 190 Trafalgar Street NELSON 7010 Tel +64 3 548 4136 hamish@oceanlaw.co.nz Treasurer: Kerryn Webster Wilson Harle Level 1 64 Fort Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 915 9725 kerryn.webster@wilsonharle.com Barbara Versfelt Lowndes Jordan Level 15, PWC Tower 188 Quay Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 309 2500 bcv@lojo.co.nz John Knight Chapman Tripp Wellington 10 Customhouse Quay WELLINGTON 6011 Tel +64 4 498 4947 john.knight@chapmantripp.com Michael McCarthy Lowndes Associates Level 5, Lowndes House 18 Shortland Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 373 7713 mccarthy@lowndeslaw.com Vanessa Ma DLA Piper 205 Queen Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 916 3782 vanessa.ma@dlapiper.com |
Secretary: Richard Belcher Hesketh Henry Level 14, HSBC Tower 188 Quay Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 375 8728 Richard.Belcher@heskethhenry.co.nz Neil Beadle DLA Piper 205 Queen Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 300 3865 neil.beadle@dlapiper.com Andrew Colgan McElroys Level 15, Tower Centre 45 Queen Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 307 2003 andrew.colgan@mcelroys.co.nz Bevan Marten Izard Weston Level 3 26 The Terrace WELLINGTON 6140 Tel +64 4 471 3463 bevan.marten@izardweston.co.nz John McKelvie Vero Marine Insurance Level 15, Vero Centre 48 Shortland Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 363 2619 john_mckelvie@veromarine.co.nz Paul David QC Eldon Chambers 5 High Street AUCKLAND 1010 Tel +64 9 379 5589 paul@pauldavid.co.nz |