New Zealand’s law on suicide reporting fails the basic tests for good lawmaking but finding a solution is more difficult. The Law Commission has just released its report, Suicide Reporting (NZLC R131, March 2014) following a request, in the context of the current targeted review of the coronial
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Penny Pepperell of Capital Letter
Tue, 01 Apr 2014
Tue, 01 Apr 2014
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Capital Letter: Law Commission prefers its rejected media standards authority to uphold suicide reporting standards
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