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Will The Reformed RMA Actually Help Deliver More Housing?

Thursday, 8 July 2021, 4:28 pm The Government has released the first draft of the Natural and Built Environments Act (NBA), one of the proposed laws meant to replace the cumbersome Resource Management Act (RMA) which has stunted New Zealand’s ability to build more houses. Reforming the Resource Management Act has been seen as a once in a generation opportunity to improve New Zealand’s ability to deliver more housing. While some are praising the Government for taking action, others say the Government has just squandered that opportunity. “We are concerned that the Bill as it stands will, in some cases, make consenting and development more difficult,”

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Article – Property and Build The Government has released the first draft of the Natural and Built Environments Act (NBA), one of the proposed laws meant to replace the cumbersome Resource Management Act (RMA) which has stunted New Zealands ability to build more houses. Reforming … The Government has released the first draft of the Natural and Built Environments Act (NBA), one of the proposed laws meant to replace the cumbersome Resource Management Act (RMA) which has stunted New Zealand’s ability to build more houses. Reforming the Resource Management Act has been seen as a once in a generation opportunity to improve New Zealand’s ability to deliver more housing. While some are praising the Government for taking action, others say the Government has just squandered that opportunity.

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We need to talk about how the Crown can really start to honour the Treaty

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Simon Bridges labels Māori Party co-leader's haka in the House as 'fun and games'

Your playlist will load after this ad Now the Green and ACT parties have weighed in on the fiery night at Parliament. Source: 1 NEWS “It’s fun and games, it’s very easy to say someone or a party is racist and to make a show of that,” Bridges said. “National were raising very legitimate concerns actually in a moderate way, that the Government can’t answer them is actually a sort of in a sense isn’t our fault, actually it tells its own story,” Bridges said. Over the past two weeks there has been racist propaganda and rhetoric towards tangata whenua, Māori Party’s co-leader Rawiri Waititi told the House.