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ARTICLE · 16 JUNE 2013

Bill to speed urban development reported back

The Resource Management Reform Bill aims to reform subdivision, regional infrastructure and the Auckland Unitary Plan.

New ZealandReal Estate and Construction
John Hassan
John Hassan
Suzanne Janissen
Suzanne Janissen
Teresa Weeks (Formerly With Chapman Tripp)
Teresa Weeks (Formerly With Chapman Tripp)
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Download: 2013 PUB BC Bill to speed urban development reported back - 13 June.pdf

The Resource Management Reform Bill, designed to speed subdivision and regional infrastructure projects and to grease the progress of the Auckland Unitary Plan, was reported back from select committee on Tuesday and is expected to be passed before the end of this year.

Most of the committee's proposed changes could be described as procedural but some are more controversial and will be opposed by Labour and the Greens.

Amendments to the Resource Management Act 1991

This Bill is very much a first instalment of the Government's reform agenda for the RMA this term. A far more radical and far-reaching Bill is currently being prepared for presentation to the House later this year (see Chapman Tripp's commentary here).

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