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Wairoa District Council
Found in Government A-Z / Wairoa District Council
Their services include: local roads, footpaths and street lighting water treatment and supply sewerage treatment and disposal rubbish, recycling and landfills parks, walkways and sportsfields recreation centres, libraries and pools animal control and bylaws civil defence pensioner housing economic development and tourism building and environmental health regulation cemeteries airport control health and safety resource planning.…
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Environmental Protection Authority
Found in Government A-Z / Environmental Protection Authority
They: administer applications for major infrastructure projects regulate new organisms (plants, animals, GM organisms) and hazardous substances and chemicals administer the Emissions Trading Scheme and New Zealand Emission Trading Register manage the environmental impact of activities in the EEZ, including prospecting for petroleum and minerals, seismic surveying and scientific research.
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Environment Southland
Found in Government A-Z / Environment Southland
Their services include: monitoring and managing water quality and quantity issues managing and protecting the environment from the adverse effects of resource use emergency response and preparedness – in combination with the territorial authorities catchment management, including flood protection and control works biosecurity and biodiversity management regional transport matters
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Te Ara Ahunga Ora
Found in Government A-Z / Te Ara Ahunga Ora
The Commission's 3 key areas of work are: retirement income policy — reviewing and advising for Government on policy that might affect NZ retirement income retirement villages — monitoring the regulatory framework and supporting dispute resolution financial capability — promoting the importance of long term thinking by: leading the Strategy for Financial Capability supplying trusted and independent information…
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Building System Performance
Found in Government A-Z / Building System Performance
Building System Performance (BSP) is responsible for managing NZ building laws and regulations that protect public safety and property. They provide building practitioners, officials, consumers and other regulators training, guidelines and information about their roles and responsibilities.
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Companies Office
Found in Government A-Z / Companies Office
They administer New Zealand's business registers, including the Companies Register. Companies RegisterYou can search for registered NZ companies. Companies Register All other registersThe Companies Office also looks after other business registers.
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Ministry of Transport
Found in Government A-Z / Ministry of Transport
They: improve the overall performance of the transport system manage and account for the funds invested in transport monitor the performance of transport Crown entities lead the National Road Safety Committee, working towards safer roads, vehicles, drivers and speeds work with the Civil Aviation Authority and Aviation Security Service on air safety administer the contract with…
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Ministry for the Environment
Found in Government A-Z / Ministry for the Environment
They're not involved in day-to-day environmental management. They provide: environmental management systems, including laws, regulations and national environmental standards national direction through national policy statements and strategies guidance and training on best practice information about the health of the environment.
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New Zealand Defence Force
Found in Government A-Z / New Zealand Defence Force
They: defend New Zealand’s sovereignty discharge their obligations as an ally of Australia contribute to or lead peace and security operations in the South Pacific make a credible contribution in support of peace and security in the Asia-Pacific region protect New Zealand’s wider interests by contributing to international peace and security and the international rule…
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Takeovers Panel
Found in Government A-Z / Takeovers Panel
The Panel’s mandate is to strengthen investor confidence in New Zealand’s capital markets by enforcing the Takeovers Code. This ensures that all shareholders, no matter their size or influence, have equal opportunity to participate in transactions involving Code companies.
