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New chief censor appointed – Dr Andrew Jack

December 23, 2010 by SPCS Leave a Comment

Public Servant and legal expert Dr Andrew Jack is the new chief censor. He replaces Bill Hastings who resigned in July 2010. Dr Jack, Customs’ legal and advisory services group manager, is currently chief legal adviser for the NZ Police. His three-year term as chief censor starts on 7 March 2011.

See Media Release Wednesday, December 22. 2010

New Chief Censor appointed: Minister of Internal Affairs Nathan Guy has announced the appointment of Dr Andrew Jack as Chief Censor

http://nathanguy.co.nz/index.php?/archives/518-New-Chief-Censor-appointed.html

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Filed Under: Announcement, Censorship Tagged With: appointment, Chief Censor, Dr Andrew Jack, Dr Jack, Internal Affairs, Nathan Guy

New appointments to Film and Literature Board of Review

August 4, 2010 by SPCS Leave a Comment

Internal Affairs Minister Nathan announced on 29 June three new appointments to the Film and Literature Board of Review. Dr Don Mathieson has been appointed as President of the Board with Andrew Caisley as Deputy President. Dr Laurence Simmons also joins the Board.

Wellington lawyer Dr Mathieson is well qualified for this role. He is Queen’s Counsel and a former lecturer who currently works as a part-time Special Counsel to the Parliamentary Counsel Office.

“Mr Caisley is a founding partner of law firm Kiely Thomson Caisley. He has longstanding experience in theatre and arts organisations having served on the Council of Creative New Zealand, the Silo Theatre Board and as the founding Chair of New Theatre Initiative.

“Dr Simmons is Deputy Head of the Film, Television and Media department at the University of Auckland. He is fluent in Italian and is the author of many books, articles and other publications. Dr Simmons was awarded a Senior Fulbright Fellowship in 2002.

“All new members have been appointed for terms of three years.”

http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/new+appointments+film+and+literature+board+review

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Filed Under: Censorship, Film & Lit. Board Appointments Tagged With: Andrew Caisley, appeal body, Dr Don Mathieson, Dr Laurence Simmons, Dr Mathieson, Film and Literature Board of Review, Hon. Nathan Guy, Nathan Guy, new appointments

$420,000+ p.a. (estimate) to fund salaries of Censors Bill Hastings and Nicola McCully for 2009/10

October 8, 2009 by SPCS Leave a Comment

After over 15 years being paid big bucks by the tax-payer to watch hardcore adult porn, the perversions of child sex offenders and rapists, and gratuitous violence, Chief Censor Bill Hastings and his deputy Nicola McCully – want a further 3 years in the “dirty job” watching more objectionable content, 80% of which is hardcore adult porn. What do these two censors have in common besides massive salaries ? [Read more…]

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