Regressive RMA reforms don't match up to best practice
“The country has an increasing tendency to fix things that ain't broke" – Simon Berry
The Resource Management Act reforms are regressive in safeguarding access to environmental justice, a leading Auckland environmental lawyer says.
The bill limits the public’s ability to comment on RMA plans and resource consents.
"It is embarrassing the bill has introduced changes that are so
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Sally Lindsay
Tue, 25 Apr 2017
Tue, 25 Apr 2017
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Regressive RMA reforms don't match up to best practice
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