Bridges uses OIA to buy time on Auckland billboard bylaw decision
Transport Minister cloaks Auckland Transport's bylaw change justification by invoking Official Information Act.
The stoush over a 2013 change to an Auckland Council bylaw regulating election billboards continues to simmer, with both Auckland Transport (AT) – the council controlled organisation (CCO) responsible for the change – and Transport Minister Simon Bridges refusing to comment publicly on the
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Nick Grant
Thu, 07 Jul 2016
Thu, 07 Jul 2016
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Bridges uses OIA to buy time on Auckland billboard bylaw decision
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