Minister discussed changes to the Conservation Amendment Bill with Forest & Bird, requiring parliamentary enactment.
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Updated Jun 26
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What happened
Minister discussed changes to the Conservation Amendment Bill with Forest & Bird, requiring parliamentary enactment.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Both the Department of Conservation and Forest & Bird advised on the proposed vehicle ban for Uretiti Beach.Sub-event
Minister discussed changes to the Conservation Amendment Bill with Forest & Bird.1 source
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Part of
The Conservation Amendment Bill passed its first reading in parliament on June 1, 2026, with Tama Potaka as Conservation Minister.Also in this story
- Tama Potaka met with Forest and Bird and Environmental Defence Society to discuss removing provisions from a bill.
- A bill assigned new responsibilities to the Department of Conservation.
The entities involved
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Forest & Bird
New Zealand magazine
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Department of Conservation
New Zealand government agency
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parliament
legislative body of government