Govt outlines proposed historic changes to RMA
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Forestry, farms and flexibility among water policy targets
Reading Time: 3 minutes The government is proposing to make irrigation and water storage easier but more rules could be imposed on forestry companies as part of rewriting the Resource Management Act. The government is seeking submissions on proposed changes to the National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management 2020 (NPS-FM), the National Environmental Standards for Freshwater and the National Direction programme for the primary sector. Thes…
Government targets infrastructure, energy shortfalls with major RMA overhaul - Daily Telegraph NZ
Stock photo. The Government has announced a sweeping overhaul of planning rules under the Resource Management Act (RMA) aimed at tackling New Zealand’s infrastructure deficit and energy supply challenges. RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop and Energy Minister Simon Watts unveiled three discussion documents today, proposing changes to 12 existing planning instruments and the introduction of four new ones. Bishop said the RMA has long been a “compli…
Consultation opens on sweeping overhaul of primary sector regulations
The Government has opened public consultation on the biggest package of changes to national direction under the RMA in New Zealand history, with proposals to streamline or remove many of the burdensome regulations holding our primary sector back from growth, say RMA Minister Chris Bishop, Agriculture Minister Todd McClay and Associate Environment Minister Andrew Hoggard. National direction refers to rules and policies sitting under the Resource …
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