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About 20 government departments and agencies will be relocating into the Christchurch CBD in 2016 to support the city’s recovery.
“Today’s announcement by Prime Minister John Key is very welcome news,” says Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee.
“The Government is committed to the revitalisation of Christchurch and delivering the Christchurch Central Recovery Plan. The CBD has been all but closed since the earthquakes and government agencies had to relocate across the city in temporary office space.”
- Jonathan Coleman
- Gerry Brownlee
- State Services
- Canterbury Earthquake Recovery
Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee and Defence Minister Dr Jonathan Coleman have paid tribute to members of the New Zealand Defence Force for their dedicated service to Christchurch on the eve of their longest ever domestic deployment.
“Tomorrow afternoon around 120 members of the Army, Navy and Air Force will be thanked in person by Prime Minister John Key for their duty to Christchurch,” Mr Brownlee says.
- Jonathan Coleman
- Gerry Brownlee
- Defence
- Canterbury Earthquake Recovery
Relocating government agencies back into the Christchurch CBD is a step closer says Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee and State Services Minister Jonathan Coleman.
“The public sector will be locating facilities in the heart of the city as an integral part of delivering the Christchurch Central Recovery Plan,” Mr Brownlee says.
“Moving government agencies back into the CBD is part of the government’s commitment to the revitalisation of Christchurch.”
- Jonathan Coleman
- Gerry Brownlee
- State Services
- Canterbury Earthquake Recovery