Consultations listing

The Electricity Authority have released a consultation paper proposing a range of changes to the electricity information exchange protocols (EIEPs) overview document and EIEPs 1-12. This operational review flows from content issues that participants and the Standing Data Formats Group identified with the EIEPs.

It's proposed to change an existing recorded name from Omiha to Rocky Bay.

The Trade Waste Bylaw manages the reticulated sewerage system in the District. The Bylaw has proved to be an effective and efficient method of controlling discharges of trade waste.

It's proposed to change an existing recorded name from Castle Rock to Motutere / Castle Rock.

MPI invites you to comment on 2 proposed Animal Products Notices and Schedule 1 of the Export Verification Requirements. MPI is particularly interested in your feedback on these questions.

The Gore District Council is proposing a land exchange so that freehold land in Charlton Road, near Wayland Park, will become recreation reserve, vested in the Council, and reserve land known as Hyde Park will become freehold land, in the name of the Council.

Masterton District Council is seeking feedback from the community on the Draft Cycling Strategy 2017 and Draft Rural Trails Network Plan.

Christchurch City Council is seeking feedback on proposed changes to the rules for moving stock along and across roads.

Hutt City Council proposes to make a Cemeteries Bylaw 2017 to replace the current 2007 Cemeteries Bylaw. It will ensure adequate controls are retained to meet public expectations around maintaining and operating cemeteries within Lower Hutt.

Hutt City Council proposes to make a Parks and Reserves Bylaw 2017 to replace the current 2007 Parks and Reserves Bylaw. It will ensure adequate controls and monitoring are retained to meet public expectations around maintaining safe and enjoyable parks and reserves within Lower Hutt.

Hutt City Council proposes to make a new Traffic Bylaw 2017 and in doing so revoke the current 2007 Traffic Bylaw. The proposed 2017 Traffic Bylaw seeks to regulate a wide range of activities undertaken on roads within Lower Hutt.

$16 million will be invested in new primary schooling in Wanaka, but before a new school can be officially established, the Ministry of Education are seeking feedback from the community on 2 options.

New Plymouth District Council is proposing to restrict freedom camping to self-contained vehicles only. The summer monitoring data showed that restrictions on non-self-contained camping are required to protect access to areas, to protect the health and safety of people visiting areas that freedom camping is taking place, and to protect the areas.

EECA is currently seeking Proposals for the third round of the Low Emission Vehicles Contestable Fund (LEVCF).

The Commissioner understands there is uncertainty whether there is a full or partial disposal where a person contributes an asset they own to a partnership as a capital contribution. The draft item concludes that there is a full disposal.

Medsafe is seeking comments and input from interested parties on the proposed changes to the labelling requirements for sedating antihistamines that are available without a prescription.

With the electricity market changing rapidly, the Electricity Authority is undertaking an operational review of register content codes to ensure they are fit for purpose for the foreseeable future. This consultation paper reviews several options and enhanced business requirements, and proposes some changes to improve the use of register content codes.

Recent amendments to the Resource Management Act 1991 have created two new activities that require fees and charges.

The Gambling Act 2003 and the Racing Act 2003 requires the Draft Gambling Class 4 Venue Policy 2017 and Draft New Zealand Racing (TAB) Venue Policy 2017 to be reviewed three (3) yearly.

Proposed District Plan Change 49 seeks to rezone a 8,288m² portion of the Copeland Street Reserve (Lot 11 DP 25931).

Maritime NZ invites submissions on a proposal to establish a “Lake Kaniere Mixed Usage Plan” to promote the simultaneous use and separation of activities at the lake to enhance navigational safety.

The Motueka Community Board is consulting on which local projects it should fund in the coming year. The Board has funds to allocate towards special projects each year — this money comes from the community board targeted rate paid by all Motueka ratepayers.

To make enough parking available, Wellington City Council needs to consider restricting car parks close to the Community hub for users and how the timing of developments happening in the area will affect supply.

Have your say on the Minister of Conservation's intention to grant an accommodation concession to NZ Deerstalkers Association (Palmerston Branch) Inc. for Staircase Hut and helipad at Waianakarua Scenic Reserve.

This is a call for submissions about any changes in status of New Zealand marine mammals, to inform a revision of the assessments for this group in the New Zealand Threat Classification System.

The Southland Mayoral Forum is inviting submissions on its proposal for a Southland Regional Development Agency (SRDA).

Community organisation Open the Curtains (which comes under the umbrella of Aupouri Ngatikahu Te Rarawa Trust) has asked to lease Tangonge Domain Recreation Reserve in Bonnetts Road, Kaitaia.

The Kawakawa Hundertwasser Park Visitor Centre - Te Hononga is to be built on Council-owned land behind the Hundertwasser public toilets in Kawakawa township.

Wellington City Council want your feedback on phase 1 of a proposal to improve transport on Miramar Avenue (Cobham Drive to the Tauhinu Road and Portsmouth Road intersection).

Auckland Council is renewing the playground and basketball half court at Manuka Reserve.

Auckland Council is renewing the playground at Locket Reserve. We would like to hear how you currently use the park and get your ideas on play equipment. This information will help provide the scope for the design of the new playground.Auckland Council is renewing the playground at Locket Reserve.

Kāpiti Coast District Council have drafted a Management Plan for Maclean Park and they want to hear from you to find out if they've got it right.

The Electricity Authority have published their Wholesale market information: Review of disclosure regime consultation paper. The consultation paper proposes two amendments to the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010 (Code) to enable improved wholesale market information disclosure. It also includes an updated version of the Guidelines for participants on wholesale market information disclosure obligations (guidelines).

Under the Cadastral Survey Act 2002, one of the Surveyor-General’s responsibilities is to determine how the spatial extent of interests under a tenure system must be defined and described, by setting standards. These standards relate to the conduct of cadastral surveys and Cadastral Survey Datasets (informally referred to as land surveys and survey plans). The Rules have been in place for 7 years and it is timely that a review is undertaken and changes made where necessary.

Ruapehu District Council is currently reviewing and proposing amendments to a few important documents. They are seeking your feedback on The Ruapehu Bylaw, a revised Local Alcohol Policy, a revised Dog Control Policy and a revised Freedom Camping Policy.

Council is proposing to introduce an Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policy to apply throughout the Horowhenua District. This Policy will allow all shops in the district to open and trade on Easter Sunday should they wish to do so.

Waipa District Council is planning to build a roundabout at the intersection of Hanlin Road and Cambridge Road to improve safety.

Enabling the community to be an integral part of a decision about whether trading on Easter Sunday should be approved, Council has agreed to draft and consult on an Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policy.

The Electricity Authority have published the real-time pricing proposal consultation paper, which sets out the proposed operation of the pricing mechanism and the associated amendments to the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010 (Code).

Auckland Council is planning to build a number of shared cycle/pedestrian paths through Tahapa and Tahapa East Reserves linking the community to the proposed 'Glen Innes to Tamaki Drive Urban Cycleway'.

Wellington City Council would like your views on our draft Animal Policy to encourage responsible pet ownership.

Christchurch City Council plans to renew the storm water and roading on Palmers Road, between Bowhill Road and New Brighton Road.

Have your say on the Minister of Conservation's intention to grant a concession to SkyFly Limited for a new development to create a second Canopy Tour.

Have your say on the Minister of Conservation's intention to grant a 30 year licence to David King Technician Limited to install, operate and maintain a VHF Marine Radio repeater in part of Fiordland National Park, Pembroke Wilderness Area.

NZQA's review of the University Entrance requirements 2016 to 2017 indicated an area in which improvements could be considered was a process for the regular review and maintenance of the approved subjects list.

Selwyn District Council is seeking community feedback on proposed speed limit changes, which would introduce lower speed limits on a number of roads across Selwyn district.

If you’re aged 13 to 18 years, tell Christchurch City Council what you’d like to happen in your new Central Library.

Have your say on the Minister of Conservation's intention to grant lease concessions to Aoraki Mount Cook Alpine Lodge Limited, Inflite Ski Planes Limited, and Aoraki/Mount Cook Alpine Village Limited.

Efficient clearing and settlement arrangements play an important role in efficient markets. Currently, there are separate clearing and settlement arrangements for exchange-traded products, and other wholesale market transactions. There is an inherent inefficiency for participants in having to meet two sets of obligations to clear and settle transactions that often relate to offsetting risks. Reducing this inefficiency could have flow-on benefits for retail competition and hedge market development.

Have your say on the Minister of Conservation's intention to grant a concession to Real Journeys Limited at Arthurs Point, Queenstown.Have your say on the Minister of Conservation's intention to grant a concession to Real Journeys Limited at Arthurs Point, Queenstown.

The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (IPSASB) has published for comment ED 62 Financial Instruments (ED 62). The ED is based on IFRS 9 Financial Instruments, with public sector-specific modifications and guidance.

The proposed regional plan sets out new rules and policies for how people use fresh water, land, air and the coast in Northland.

The Advisory Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology (ACART) is seeking your feedback on proposed guidelines for family gamete donation, embryo donation, use of donated eggs with donated sperm and surrogacy.

The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (IPSASB) has published a consultation paper, Accounting for Revenue and Non-Exchange Expenses for comment.

More Wellingtonians are choosing to ride e-bikes, and Wellington City Council wants to find out how their use will affect tracks. This 1-year trial will look at the impact e-bikes have on other track users and the environment.

Wellington City Council would like your feedback about biking options for the eastern suburbs.

Greater Wellington Regional Council is looking to change some of their transport fares, as well as increase fares across the board. Before they do that they want to hear what you have to say.

Queenstown Lakes District Council have completed a review of the current Brothel Control Bylaw 2011. Council considers that the current bylaw should be revoked and replaced with the proposed Brothel Control Bylaw 2017. The proposed bylaw will continue the controls under the current bylaw, but will include a number of amendments to update and clarify the scope of the regulation.

The proposal is to establish a 46m² LED advertising billboard being attached to the north facing façade of an existing four storey building located at 65-67 Victoria Street.