Youth -- Legal status, laws, etc -- New Zealand -- Posters

Scope and Contents Unlaminated colour poster outlining the legal rights and obligations of children aged 0 to 14. Includes a series of cartoon images accompanied by text describing some of the things children can, can't and must do at any age and at five, six, seven, ten and fourteen. Examples at any age include: 'You can say no to touching you don't like', 'You can buy Lotto tickets' and 'You can go on strike'. At age seven: 'You can open a bank account'. And at age ten: 'You can be charged with murder or...

Scope and Contents Unlaminated colour poster outlining the legal rights and obligations of children aged 15 to 17. Includes a series of cartoon images accompanied by text describing some of the things children can do and are entitled to at fifteen to seventeen, including: 'You can sell things to a second hand dealer', 'You can leave school' and 'Your parents are responsible for supporting you'. Produced by the Legal Resources Trust, Wellington, with assistance from the Lottery Grants Board and the Ministry of...

Scope and Contents Unlaminated colour poster outlining the legal rights young adults aged 18 to 20. Includes a series of cartoon images accompanied by text describing some of the things young adults can do and are entitled to at eighteen to twenty, including: 'You can work with explosives', 'You can make a will' and 'You can formally change your name by deed poll'. Produced by the Legal Resources Trust, Wellington, with assistance from the Lottery Grants Board and the Ministry of Youth Affairs. Three-part...