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  1. Authority manages shared resources in the Lake Huron region, integrating services into a larger regional body.
  2. A governing body is overseeing changes to resource management policies.

New legislation is driving an overhaul of New Zealand's resource management system, prompting calls for scrutiny from specialized institutes.

6 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 22
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New legislation is driving an overhaul of New Zealand's resource management system, prompting calls for scrutiny from specialized institutes.

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  1. Policy review and treaty obligations are central to the ongoing resource management overhaul.1 source
  2. New Zealand parliament and government are pushing through legislation to overhaul resource management.1 source

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