In December Te Puni Kōkiri released a report entitled Understanding Climate Hazards for Hapori Māori’. The report points out (in our layperson terms) that many
Subscribers will recall that last month briefings to incoming ministers, written by core government agencies, were released.[1] At that time we reviewed five briefs which
As shown in the assessment table above we rate this report as excellent in reporting on Te Tiriti o Waitangi expectations and ensuring services reported
Last week we provided reviews of the annual reports of six large social sector agencies, finding mixed results in relation to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
The Ministry for the Environment has opened consultation on establishing a new National Policy Statement for Natural Hazards. (Natural hazards are things like the risk
Statistics New Zealand and the Ministry for the Environment have jointly released their three yearly statutorily required report on the state of the atmosphere and
Our second review is of a discussion paper prepared by the Ministry for the Environment on community level climate change policy options. It reads like
The Government has released a consultation document on the merits of establishing a Biodiversity Credit System (BCS) entitled ‘Te Āwhina I te Taiao me ngā
Last month the Māori Affairs Select Committee also released their report back to Parliament on climate change matters, specifically on Māori climate adaptation approaches. In
In late March the Ministry for the Environment released a Māori focused discussion document on the next phase of the Resource Management Act reforms.
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