The Law Association of New Zealand



Regulatory Prosecutions – Criminal Procedure (2026) (On Demand)

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This On Demand was recorded on 22 July 2026.

Regulatory prosecutions require a sound working knowledge of the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 and the strategic decisions it demands at every stage of a case. From first appearance through to resolution, counsel must navigate a framework that balances efficiency, fairness, and client outcomes.

This practical On Demand examines the key procedural options available to defendants in regulatory prosecutions, with a focus on early decision making, charge management, resolution pathways, and trial considerations. Drawing on real world experience, the session will highlight common pitfalls and effective strategies in regulatory criminal proceedings.

Viewers will leave with a practical toolkit to confidently advise clients, make informed procedural choices, and advance the best possible outcomes in a regulatory enforcement context.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

  • Identify key procedural stages under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011
  • Evaluate strategic options in regulatory prosecutions
  • Apply effective charge and case management techniques
  • Advise clients on resolution and trial decision making
  • Manage risk and outcomes in regulatory criminal proceedings


Who Should Watch?

This session is ideal for lawyers and legal professionals engaged in regulatory enforcement, criminal defense, in house regulatory roles, and those advising clients facing regulatory prosecution.


Presenter

Tim Conder | Partner, Holland Beckett Lawyers


Tim Conder

Tim is a Partner at Holland Beckett, specialising in public law, local government, and regulatory litigation.

He is an experienced trial and appellate lawyer, across both criminal and civil matters, at all Court levels.  In regulatory and criminal proceedings, he has acted for both prosecutors and defendants, and regularly receives instructions from insurers and local authorities, and has conducted jury and Judge-alone trials on a range of matters. 

Tim is known as an insightful and effective lawyer, who applies a deep knowledge of criminal procedure to deliver surprising and positive outcomes for clients.  

Tim also maintains an academic interest in the law and has published close to a dozen academic articles and been invited to present at academic conferences in both New Zealand and Australia.

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Details

CPD Hours: 1.00hr

Pricing Details

Ticket Price

Member: $120 plus GST
Non-Member: $170 plus GST



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