subject to
appeal to the High Court on
a point in law*
Clause 2, Schedule 5, Local
Government Act 2002
Appeals to be lodged within
1 month of determination
¹Under section 19V(4) regional council proposals that do not comply with the +/- 10% fair representation
requirement are subject to confirmation by the Commission
²Under section 19V(4) regional council proposals that do not comply with the +/- 10% fair representation
requirement are subject to confirmation by the Commission
were outlined.
Years ago buses ferried members to the
AGM and the reintroduction of this
service provided a stress-free and highly
sociable means of transport. It was a very
successful occasion overall, and it has
been great to see these events well
supported and to welcome new members
of the Trust. It augurs well for the future
when the facilities at Pukeiti, particularly
the Lodge, are completed.
C O M I NG E V E N TS
M I D -W I N T E R LU NC H
Saturday June 24, 12 noon
This year
success of any democratically elected organisation. No
team will be effective unless mutual respect exists between members. With this in mind elected
members will conduct their dealings with each other in ways that:
maintain public confidence in the Council
are open and honest
focus on issues rather than personalities
avoid aggressive, offensive or abusive conduct.
Relationships with Staff
19. The effective performance of the Council requires a high level of
Oakura andŌOkato. The return of other
native birds, such as ka-ka-Ōand kiwi, is
no longer just a dream.
Because the terrain here is so rugged,
1080 bait remains a highly effective tool
and is being used on Egmont National
Park and some adjacent land. For more
information about this bait, visit
www.1080facts.co.nz.
You can help.
Get involved in Restore Kaitake and/or
the wider Towards Predator-Free
Taranaki, and encourage your friends
and family to as well. Go to www.trc.
support you,
if you wish to use it with your senior science classes.
SHMAK in secondary schools
Taranaki Science and Technology Fair
The Taranaki Science and Technology Fair once again provided an opportunity for local students
from Year 7 and above to display their extraordinary range of talents. Each year the Taranaki
Regional Council sponsors prizes for displays that exhibit an aspect of environmental science.
The high quality of this year's displays made judging them a
and
Sarah Harris (New Plymouth Girls High School)
joined over forty other students in Wellington.
Their experiences were presented to a recent
Taranaki Regional Council meeting. It was
obvious they had a fun filled, inspirational and
enjoyable five days.
It is my guess and indeed my hope that schools
regularly practise earthquake and fire drills as
part of their emergency preparations. Certainly,
in my over thirty years as a practising teacher,
I can recall many
plume all but disappears although quakes are still occurring high inside the
mountain.
Corey is allowed to go up the mountain at the weekend with his Dad, Riki and Dean to
check instruments measuring what is happening inside the mountain and earthquake
activity. They discover a major eruption is much closer than they had thought.
The tension builds again. Dean and Corey’s Dad have to attend emergency meetings.
Corey talks to Alex on the phone. The army is called
Policy 2.3 and Section 6 of the Act as
requiring special recognition.
Note: of the categories listed above, categories A, C,
and D are those considered to be generally applicable
in Taranaki, covering rural, urban, residential, and
industrialised areas respectively. Category E is
applicable in the vicinity of areas where it is
appropriate to give particular regard to maintaining or
enhancing ambient air quality to a high level.
With respect to Rules 2, 4,
trips by
closing a non-essential activity.
Minimised risk of infection of others /
community outbreak. If activity wasn’t
stopped it was likely that other
supermarket cafes and petrol station
cafes would see it as justification to
continue trading as in high profile
area.
CCS 2 April 2020
26/03/2020 S85
Designated RAPID RELIEF
TEAM as an essential
service under the CDEM
act.
Taranaki
To ensure a reliable source of food
packs for the provision of vulnerable
people by
basis and that a pecuniary profit is not intended and highly
unlikely, the lack of a profit motive is real.
The RSHL Shareholders Agreement states “If Operating Expenses for a fiscal year are less than the
budgeted amount for such year, the Company will retain the funds for application to Operating
Expenses for the subsequent fiscal year”7. Therefore there will not be a profit available for
distribution.
8 Information to Be Provided to the Shareholders
The company will deliver the