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conversations with iwi underway. High risk – Partnership with iwi. Risk that the timeframes, complexity of issues and the need to be working in an agile manner to develop the policy framework will impact on the partnership approach being fostered. High risk –mahinga Kai gaps in the NOF framework are unable to be completed in time for Community Consultation. Position statement has been received, but we need to work with iwi regarding updates to fit in the framework of the plan.
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Compliance monitoring charges 2,707,677 2,774,618 2,679,059 2,765,287 Resource consent applications 811,663 746,496 811,663 746,405 Other sales of goods and services 403,674 420,293 403,674 420,293 Total direct charges revenue from exchange transactions 3,923,014 3,941,407 3,894,396 3,931,985 Direct charges revenue from non-exchange transactions Riparian plant sales 1,307,379 977,944 1,307,379 977,944 Bus fares 886,118 891,750 886,118 891,750 Pollution
page Quarterly Operational Report – March 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS Resource management planning ................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 Consent processing and administration
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regional council progress in managing impacts on freshwater quality 2. receives the Council’s self-assessment completed as part of the Office of the Auditor-General’s audit 3. notes that further stages of the audit process will involve interviews with key Council staff and potentially, independent technical expertise to assess aspects of science 4. notes that completion of the audit is timed for later in 2018. Joyce/Littlewood 6. Update on environmental policies of the new
Archer helps a student to collect samples during a river study. page S ITE JULY 2016 ISSUE NO.78 The youngest student I have hosted was a three-year-old girl from an early childhood centre who took a full part in a stream study. The oldest student was an 85-year-old man who really enjoyed his time at the Rainforest School at Pukeiti, as an adult helper. He announced to everybody at the end of the session that it was the best day he had ever had at school! Please