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The library includes over 200 resources including available funding opportunities, screening and mapping tools, federal research and guides and information about organizations with specific subject-matter expertise. #JLLgovernment #government #governmenttrends #futureofwork
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The Planning and Development Bill 2023 was published by the Department of Housing, Local Government, and Heritage on November 21, 2023, replacing the previous act which was in operation since 2000. Spanning over 700 pages, this legislation marks a significant milestone in Ireland’s planning and development framework. In this Article, our team at Setanta Solicitors breaks some key changes under the bill and what they will look like. https://lnkd.in/eECgtKsh
Planning and Development Bill 2023 - Setanta Solicitors
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Thanks to the 40+ people who shared their experiences with me from communities around the country, I found that successful projects followed three rules. I highlight them in this video, below. What do you think? Have you found these to be true? Are there other rules too? https://lnkd.in/erjE2jqr
Three Rules To Successfully Bring Community Into Your Environmental Initiative
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At the RMLA Conference last week we heard the Government’s latest plans for resource management reform which will have a significant impact on urban development and environmental protection in New Zealand. In our recent article: https://lnkd.in/gWAbXKJw, we delve into what we do know about these reforms and the implications of the shifting landscape. #DLAPiperNZ #ResourceManagement
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The library includes over 200 resources including available funding opportunities, screening and mapping tools, federal research and guides and information about organizations with specific subject-matter expertise. #JLLgovernment #government #governmenttrends #futureofwork
EPA unveils environmental justice 'clearinghouse' with hundreds of resources
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The government has published proposals for planning reform – but to succeed, they must go hand-in-hand with a dedicated strategy to boost resources for local planning authorities. Ben Standing, partner in our planning and environmental team, authors an article on this subject for The MJ. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3yMxBba #PlanningReform #PlanningOfficers #NPPF
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The long awaited amendments to the EA Act are now here! Modifications to many facets of Environmental Assessment including Comprehensive EAs, changes to Class EAs, and to Ontario Regulation 231/08 (now known as "Transit and Rail Project Assessment Process"). https://lnkd.in/ghrQ8k6Z
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https://lnkd.in/gfNQb7jP Another example of a Govt. agency promising to 'do better'. There is currently no reason at all for many Govt. agencies to 'do better', as there are no consequences for failure. The official Information Act, OIA, is another paper tiger. Govt. Has to be held accountable for breaking the law. This illusion of accountability erodes the very fabric of citizenry belief in the need to be compliant. The Govt. acting much like a hypocritical parent, end up with a population of rule dodgers. In my work in safety... it is clear where the NZ attitude of... 'push the boundaries' comes from. The Top.
Fast-track legislation: DOC's OIA refusal was unlawful - Ombudsman
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It is tough to keep up with policy developments at the moment, especially for large and complex programmes such as the resource management act reform. Here are a few ideas about where to find updates on central government policy, from the general direction of travel, to the detailed analysis supporting the policy. This information is based on publicly available sources - I haven't gone into detail on targeted consultation and other contributions to policy thinking that are more "behind the scenes" - more on those in another post! What other information sources do you find helpful? Sources and info about this infographic: - These are my own views and do not constitute advice. - This is a jpg file, there is a PDF with clickable links on my website here: https://lnkd.in/gwZZxZxV - Let me know if this format works for you! Links: - Coalition agreements: National Party and ACT: https://lnkd.in/gG3EKDpB National Party and New Zealand First: https://lnkd.in/gmYSneSm - Cabinet circular - Consultation and Operating Arrangements: https://lnkd.in/ga88n9ih - Beehive announcements: https://lnkd.in/gaQKXhAg - The Ministry for the Environment's Resource Management Reform update: https://lnkd.in/gxEn_gfj - The Ministry for the Environment's site about the Resource Management (Freshwater and Other Matters) Amendment Bill, with analysis and supporting documents: https://lnkd.in/gxCR5thX
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