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Chapman Tripp's Resource Management team are experts in New Zealand's environment, planning and resource management law and policy.

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The Government introduced the Environment Reporting Bill, requiring independent reporting on the environment http://t.co/QyEeCziTSW

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New mine health & safety regime come into force on Monday. The requirements are available from MBIE here: http://t.co/Z8MBwpIZ0t

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10% affordable housing could be required of developments under the Auckland Unitary Plan. Our Brief Counsel: http://t.co/yfIFQzNLhv

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Click here to read Ground Cover - Chapman Tripp’s quarterly overview of relevant legislative and regulatory reform http://t.co/skEib8Ougo

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The High Court has backed TrustPower on the tax deductibility of resource consents. Read our Brief Counsel: http://t.co/jJx5Ii68Tv

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@philgurnsey @chrisfinlayson Thank you Phil - we're all very proud of John Hassan's success.

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Chapman Tripp is celebrating John Hassan’s appointment as an Environment Court Judge! Congratulations John! http://t.co/yzKrDN6nZY

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Freshwater NPS changes will fit in a gearbox (a ‘how to’ manual) to assist councils with implementation http://t.co/weaoU5dWnO

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Freshwater reform continues-the Government has released a discussion document proposing amendments to the NPS http://t.co/dYCo6DcZPC

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A Ministry study into RMA prosecutions shows nearly half of prosecutions involved dairy effluent: http://t.co/9ttdfrS0X0

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Heritage buildings – hard to do with, hard to do away with. Read our BC on the Harcourt's building decision here: http://t.co/tBF2vzOHxb

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NZ’s minerals endowment is a sizable prize – read our stock-take on creating a regulatory regime for its development. http://t.co/xgDCBAP36Z

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A construction tsunami from the Christchurch rebuild is about to sluice through the economy: http://t.co/a0i6KsauDE

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The development contributions regime is in for a quick nip and tuck as a result of the government review: http://t.co/a0i6KsauDE

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The proposed RMA reforms are the biggest ones yet – read our Brief Counsel review of the proposed changes: http://t.co/PfXnGPJkIm

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The Land Information Minister has announced Public Works Act changes, including increasing compensation: http://t.co/EsFKIuVKrW

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The Environment Minister has announced the next phase of RMA reforms: http://t.co/MTD23dvsE9

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A sizable prize – read our update on the Government’s efforts to regulate for the development of NZ minerals http://t.co/xgDCBAP36Z

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Māori Inc - wide awake and hungry for business. Read our Brief Counsel on the Māori economy here: http://t.co/2707HdVfeR

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The Environment Minister has announced the Government action plan to improve freshwater management: http://t.co/10BNkxc2Fs