The Land Transport Management Amendment Bill has been reported back from a divided select committee, with opponents criticising its narrow focus on economic efficiency and further shifting of power to central government from local communities.
The Minister’s 2011 paper to Cabinet
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Wed, 13 Mar 2013
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Land transport bill's narrow focus under fire
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