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New patrol boat will be used to help protect fisheries resources that belong to all New Zealanders

Protecting our environment is a strategic investment in New Zealand's future

The amendments are about finding practical solutions to make the RMA work better

We are doing a lot to improve the quality of decision-making, and further reduce delays and uncertainty about costs

New Zealanders value the environment and understand the need to balance the demands of the economy with people's expectations to live in and enjoy our spaces

This government prefers to leave decision making where it belongs – with local communities

Labour is committed to a clean and healthy environment, and ensuring communities have say in environmental decision-making

Sky City Conference centre, Auckland9:45am – 10:15am

Brash wants to shut local communities out of the very decisions that will affect the every day lives of those communities

Changes will significantly reduce the amount of time cases will be tied up in the Environment Court

By providing leadership and partnership with the community, business and local government we will get better environmental results

Timely, sensible and well thought out solutions to make the RMA work better for all New Zealanders

The exciting potential of the marine farming industry can now be realised.

RMA can and should be made to work better for all New Zealanders without compromising good environmental outcomes or public participation

Timely, sensible and well thought out solutions will make the RMA work better for all New Zealanders

Ministerial Address to the Industry Group Leaders on the Resource Management Act

New provisions within the package of RMA improvements strengthen community involvement.

Improvements to the RMA will further reduce delays, eliminate unnecessary costs, and ensure full opportunities for participation.

Proposal for local decision-making to get help from central government

Fisheries Amendment Bill (No.4) passes with 107 votes in favour and just 10 votes opposed.

More erratic behaviour by Dr Smith who has a track record of seeking publicity with fabricated stories.

Many recommendations made by local government match points raised by business and the wider community.

Ministerial Address to the Local Government New Zealand Conference

There seems to be little critical thinking behind the National Party's RMA quick-fix slogans.