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      District plan implementation under the RMA: Confessions of a resource consent

      Day, Maxine; Backhurst, Michael; Ericksen, Neil; Crawford, Janet; Chapman, Sarah; Berke, Philip; Laurian, Lucie; Dixon, Jennifer; Jefferies, Richard; Warren, Tricia; Barfoot, Cushla; Mason, Greg; Bennett, Matthew; Gibson, Claire
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      Day, M., Backhurst, M., Ericksen, N., Crawford, J., Chapman, S., Berke, P., Laurian, L., Dixon, J., Jefferies, R., Warren. T., Barfoot, Cushla, Mason, G., Bennett, M., & Gibson, C. (2003). District plan implementation under the RMA: Confessions of a resource consent. Second PUCM Report to Government. Hamilton, New Zealand: The International Global Change Institute (IGCI), University of Waikato.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/905
      Abstract
      This report focuses on results from Phase 2 of PUCM - the quality of plan

      implementation in six district councils selected for their range of plan quality and

      capacity to plan. Only those results considered to be important for assisting the six

      councils (and others) to improve implementation of their plans are included in this

      report. The findings and recommendations, both specific and general, ought to be

      instructive for other councils, thereby helping to improve their plans and

      implementation processes. Since hapu/iwi interests formed a key component of the

      research, the outcomes will help enhance their case for better consideration of their

      interests when dealing with local government. As well, many of the findings and

      recommendations relate to matters of governance and capacity building that require

      Government action, which until done will make it difficult for councils to achieve

      quality plans and implementation processes.
      Date
      2003-04-15
      Type
      Technical Report
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