Consultations listing

We are consulting on our 2019/20 Levy-funded appropriations and indicative work programme.

Planting and play feature in the Gloucester-Worcester park landscape plan which includes a pathway linking both streets.

The land at 176-182 Shore Road in Remuera has been leased by Palmers Garden World Limited for the last 15 years. This lease was the result of an agreement between the Minister of Conservation and Auckland Council in 2005. The agreement says that the lease can be extended for a further 15 years, provided it's in the public's interest. We want you to have your say on whether you support or oppose the garden centre's lease being extended.

We’d like to hear your views on the proposed landscape plan.

We are developing a master plan to help determine the future of Queen Elizabeth II Park and how it will be used. The goal is to make sure the environment and buildings are connected and the area works well for the community.

The Hutt City Council is considering a proposal to establish a new funding system to licence premises for the sale and supply of alcohol. The aim is to ensure the costs associated with the licensing of on-licences, off-licences, and special licences is funded from the revenue Council receives from licensing fees to align with the way the Council charges fees for other areas of our business.

Several playgrounds around Papakura and Manurewa have reached the end of their useful life, and need to be renewed to meet the growing needs of their local communities. Before we develop concept plans for these parks, we would like to get your feedback on the kinds of things you would like to see as a part of each park's play space.

The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) is seeking feedback on its proposed energy levy-funded activities for the 2019/20 year.

Do you care about the environment and how the district is developed? Then join us in creating the new District Plan. The District Plan review process is a one-in-ten-year opportunity to influence how we manage land use and subdivision in the district.

We are seeking feedback on a draft landscape plan and a name for the new park at the old Redcliffs School site.

We are seeking feedback on changes to parts of Main Road, Beachville Road, Celia Street and McCormacks Bay Road in Redcliffs. These changes will make it safer and easier for parents and children to access the new Redcliffs School.

The Council bought 500 hectares of the former Mt Desmond Station to form Misty Peaks Reserve, a scenic reserve that rises to nearly 800 metres above sea level.

The Council bought 903 hectares of farmland in Te Oka and Tumbledown valleys to form the park, aiming to protect and enhance natural values, and to provide recreational opportunities in a natural, semi-remote setting.

Following on from our 2017 operational review of EIEPs, we have released a consultation paper that proposes further changes to EIEP1 and EIEP5A. 

MBIE is consulting on an Issues Paper as part of its review of the Plant Variety Rights Act. This Act grants intellectual property rights to the developers of new plant varieties.

MBIE is consulting on possible options to introduce a disclosure of origin requirement in the patents regime. Patent disclosure of origin requirements require applicants to disclose the origin of genetic resources and/or traditional knowledge used in their inventions.

We’re drafting a policy on suburban parking and we’d like to hear your views.

The Council has to review its bylaws at regular intervals and the Commercial Sex Premises Bylaw is now due for its ten year review.

This Question We've Been Asked (QWBA) is about claiming tax deductions for payments to family members for services. It'll be of interest to those paying family members for services from a business or other income earning activity.

We are calling for information on three neonicotinoid pesticides: clothianidin, imidacloprid and thiamethoxam, and their use in New Zealand.

DOC is responsible for making sure there are healthy populations of whitebait in our rivers and the whitebait fishery is sustainable. Whitebaiters tell us their catches are smaller than they used to be. Four of the six whitebait species are classified as At Risk or Threatened. What should we do? The first step is to ask all New Zealanders to tell us what they think about whitebait management.

The Council is consulting on the Draft Neighbourhood and Amenity Reserves Management Plan, which covers how the city's smaller open spaces will be operated.

Maritime NZ has a consultation on proposed changes to the Maritime Levy. This is referred to as the Funding Review.

Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) is undertaking a mid-point review of the Oil Pollution Levy (the Levy) 2016/2022. MNZ is seeking feedback on three options for the second-half of the six year Levy period covering the amount of revenue sought and how the levy is applied.

The Ministry for Primary Industries is seeking your feedback on proposed changes to the Import Health Standard for live equids, a related guidance document, and a risk management proposal.

The New Zealand Accounting Standards Board (NZASB) has issued for comment NZASB ED 2018-4 PBE IPSAS 40 PBE Combinations (the ED).

We are calling for information about the use of synthetic pyrethroids in New Zealand.

The draft Tourism Strategy proposes a more deliberate and active role for government in tourism, to make sure that growth is productive, sustainable and inclusive. It is a joint strategy between the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, and the Department of Conservation.

The New Zealand Geographic Board Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa seeks submissions on four geographic naming proposals.

The New Zealand Accounting Standards Board (NZASB) is seeking comments on two exposure drafts. These proposals are relevant for Tier 1 and Tier 2 public benefit entities (PBEs).

Aucklanders use public places everyday for playing sport, fishing, flying a drone, boating, having barbeques and picnics, or spending time with friends or whānau at the beach or park. Sometimes, people's behaviour or their activities can cause a nuisance or risk to safety that may stop other people from using or enjoying our public places. We've identified a series of improvements that we could make to the bylaw, and we would like your feedback.

Have your say on the application for a concession by NZSki Ltd for a replacement passenger lift system within the Sugar Basin locality at the Remarkables ski area in Rastus Burn Recreation Reserve, Queenstown.

Have your say about guidelines on religious instruction in state primary and intermediate schools me ngā kura.

The State Services Commission is running a consultation on proposed options for change to the Protected Disclosures Act 2002.

Great Barrier Island has a range of community spaces and reserves in each of its settlements that are unique within Auckland. Many of the village parks are small and lack facilities, and many of them are found on beachfront areas, small playgrounds, unformed roads and walkways. There are only a few grass areas on the island that are large enough for sports, and some settlements have open space in school grounds, club grounds, DOC reserves or campsites. We want to hear from you about how you use these spaces, and what we can do to encourage you to use them more often.