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legal guardian From policy: V3.100 Guardians accompanying students to New Zealand (Visitor policy) V3.100.5 Definition of 'legal guardian' For the purposes of this policy, a 'legal guardian' is
Effective 30/11/2009 guardian (15/11/2004) THIS IS NOT A CURRENT DEFINITION From policy: V3.100 Guardians accompanying students to New Zealand (Visitor policy) V3.100.5 Definition of ‘legal guardian' For the purposes of this policy a 'legal guardian' is
Effective 15/11/2004 guardian (01/07/2004) THIS IS NOT A CURRENT DEFINITION From policy: V3.100 Guardians accompanying students to New Zealand (Visitor policy) V3.100.5 Definition of ‘guardian' For the purposes of this policy, a ‘guardian’ means the person with the legal right and responsibility to provide for the care (including education and health) of an international student; and usually provides for the care (including education and health) of an international student, and usually provides for the care of the student in the student's home country. This definition includes the student's biological or adoptive parents, testamentary guardian, or court-appointed guardian. Effective 01/07/2004 guardian (01/04/2004) THIS IS NOT A CURRENT DEFINITION From policy: V3.100 Guardians accompanying students to New Zealand (Visitor policy) V3.100.1 Definition of ‘guardian' For the purposes of this policy, a ‘guardian’ means the person:
This definition includes biological and adoptive parents, New Zealand and foreign court-appointed guardians and testamentary guardians. Effective 01/04/2004 guardian (29/09/2003) THIS IS NOT A CURRENT DEFINITION From policy: V3.100 Guardians accompanying students to New Zealand (Visitor policy) V3.100.1 Definition of 'guardian' For the purposes of this policy a 'guardian' is the student's biological or adoptive parents, testamentary guardian, or court-appointed guardian who usually provides for the care (including education and health) of the student in the home country and has the legal right and responsibility to provide that care. Effective 29/09/2003 |
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