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New Zealand Government Sector Directory
| September 2012
pastoral leases, to riverbed land and
the beds of lakes such as Wanaka
andWakatipu, to major sites such
as the Waihi gold mine, and to 45
Crown forestry licences.
They will also manage up to
7,000
suburban properties in
Christchurch’s red zone.
LINZ regulates the acquisition
and disposal of land by all Crown
agencies. Many of these transactions
are vital to the development of New
Zealand’s national infrastructure.
Law Commission
Te Aka Matua o te Ture
Wellington
Level 19, 171 Featherston Street
PO Box 2590
Wellington 6011
DX SP23534
Phone: (04) 473-3453
Fax: (04) 471-0959
Email:
President
Hon Sir Grant Hammond KNZM
Commissioners
Hon Dr Wayne Mapp
Professor Geoff McLay
General Manager
Roland Daysh
The Law Commission is an
independent, publicly funded,
central advisory body established by
statute to undertake the systematic
review, reform and development of
the law of New Zealand. Its purpose
is to help achieve law that is just,
principled, and accessible, and that
reflects the heritage and aspirations
of the peoples of New Zealand.
Learning Media
Te Pou Taki Kōrero
Level 4, Willeston House
22-28
Willeston Street
Box 3293, Wellington 6140
Phone: (04) 472-5522
Fax: (04) 472-6444
Email:
Chief Executive
David Glover
Chief Operating Officer
Trevor Coad
General Manager NZ Education
Darren Gammie
General Manager Māori
Katarina Edmonds
General Manager Market
Development
Melissa Cheals
General Manager Creative Services
Kath Norton
Learning Media Te Pou Taki Kōrero
is an award-winning publisher and
provider of educational services. We
provide contract publishing services,
consultancy and professional
development programmes for the
Ministry of Education and Ministry
of Health, as well as a diverse
range of public and private sector
organisations.
We produce a range of world-class
curriculum aligned materials for
schools in English, Te Reo Māori
and other Pacific Island languages.
We develop and sell education
resources to New Zealand schools,
and to a number of international
markets.
Local Government
Commission
Mana Kāwanatanga ā
Rohe
Wellington
46
Waring Taylor Street,
Wellington
PO Box 5362
Wellington 6145
Phone: (04) 494-0552
Fax: (04) 494-0501
Email:
Commission Chair
Basil Morrison
Members
Anne Carter
Grant Kirby
Chief Executive Officer
Donald Riezebos
The Local Government Commission
is an independent statutory
body established under the Local
Government Act 2002. Its main
task is to make decisions on the
structure of local government and
the representation arrangements of
local authorities.
Specific functions are to:
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•
Report on, and make
recommendations to the
Minister of Local Government
on matters relating to local
government. This may be done on
the Commission’s own initiative or
at the request of the Minister.
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•
Consider proposals for the
constitution or abolition
of territorial districts or regions,
the establishment of unitary
authorities, the alteration of
boundaries of local authority
districts or the transfer of
functions between local
authorities.
•
•
Consider appeals and objections
against a local authority’s
