Government scraps existing iwi agreements as RMA reform enters final stages
The Government has decided that existing agreements between councils and local iwi will be scrapped under its new resource management reforms. The deals, calle…
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The Government has decided that existing agreements between councils and local iwi will be scrapped under its new resource management reforms. The deals, calle…
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Great, another win for the development lobby. Iwi were finally getting a seat at the table and now they're getting kicked off. So much for partnership.
can someone explain what mana whakahono actually did? i hear a lot of shouting but idk if these agreements even worked
yeah na they were mostly tokenism. councils still did what they wanted. this just makes the theatre official.
about bloody time. councils were getting held hostage by a tiny minority. one rule for all kiwis, not special deals for anyone.
more like 'one rule for the developers, none for the environment'
if u think scrapping these deals will speed up housing u havent been paying attention. its just gonna be more court cases and delays. classic 🐑
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Honest question: did these agreements actually produce better outcomes for the environment? I work in consents and it felt like they just added admin overhead with no real change.
cope harder. housing crisis doesnt care about your identity politics
knew this was coming. coalition government made it clear they dont give a damn about treaty partnerships. such a backward step.
nah they had some wins. check the whanganui river settlement. thats what happens when u actually include tangata whenua
lol the same people complaining now were silent when iwi blocked housing projects. sit down
bullshit mate. these agreements actually gave iwi a real say in freshwater and coastal plans. not token at all if u bothered to look
another day another waste of taxpayer money. we should be simplifying rma not adding more red tape.
ffs stop changing the rules every 3 years. how is anyone supposed to invest or plan when the goalposts move constantly
meanwhile real estate developers are popping champagne. cant wait for another waterfront monstrosity with no thought for the local community.
@of champagne wish i could afford a house to pop some 😂