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Submissions

In our 2022 survey, 43% of members had experienced harassment, prejudice, threatening or derogatory behaviours in their role.

The need for resource management reform is something that nearly all New Zealand politicians, local and central, can agree on.

Councils have spent decades building strong partnerships with iwi, hapū and mana whenua.

We welcome the opportunity to submit on the discussion document Testing our Thinking: Te whakapātaritari i ō mātou whakaaro.

LGNZ's not supportive of removing the need for a determination before a decision by a BCA can be judicially reviewed.

The housing crisis warrants a comprehensive approach to ensure all New Zealanders can access high-quality housing.

The current seismic strengthening regime is of significant concern for local government.

Ensuring people are able to travel around the country safely and affordably is crucial for maintaining thriving communities.

Second emissions reduction plan discussion document.

LGNZ recognises the importance of getting speed limits right.

LGNZ welcomes the opportunity to submit on NZTA’s emergency works investment policies consultation.

This submission supplements our submission on the earlier Inquiry.

Local government agrees that how we deliver water services (drinking, wastewater and stormwater) to New Zealanders must improve.

LGNZ is opposed to the reinstatement of binding polls for Māori wards and Māori constituencies.

Local government is a critical partner in the delivery of the resource management system and infrastructure.

Councils play a significant role in delivering Aotearoa New Zealand’s transport system.

Taituarā and LGNZ strongly support a standardised national framework for natural hazards – and climate change – decision-making.

We welcome the opportunity to submit on the Inquiry into community-led managed retreat and adaptation funding.