Sarah Scott, partner with Simpson Grierson, discusses what is a once in a generation reform proposal and its implications for the sector and for the environment.
About this event
If you would like a copy of the webinar recording please contact webinars@taituara.org.nz.
The cost of this webinar is $250+GST per council.
The recent report of the Randerson Committee into RMA reform proposes sweeping changes to our planning and environmental laws. Chief amongst these is the complete repeal of the RMA and its replacement with at least three new pieces of statute. There’s a view that there are too many plan-makers.
Sarah Scott, partner with Simpson Grierson, discusses what is a once in a generation reform proposal and its implications for the sector and for the environment.
This webinar is for those interested in RMA planning, urban planning and infrastructure provision. By watching you'll gain insight into the recently published Randerson review of the RMA.
Presenters
Sarah Scott
Partner - Simpson Grierson Read ProfileSarah Scott
Partner - Simpson GriersonSarah is a partner in the local government and environment group in Simpson Grierson’s Christchurch office, specialising in environmental and planning law.
She has extensive experience in strategic planning and policy work, including through her role acting for Christchurch City Council following the earthquakes, and more recently for Queenstown Lakes District Council on its on-going and litigious plan review. Sarah also specialises in infrastructure and property development projects under the RMA and related legal regimes, including obtaining resource consents and notice of requirements. Through this work, Sarah has plenty of experience in the various courts and enjoys working in multi-disciplinary project teams.