Dunne warns of 'consequences' if Maori Party supports RMA reform
Peter Dunne says he hasn't seen proposed RMA changes and is unlikely to support them even when he does.
See also: Government reveals enough support for RMA reforms to become law
United Future leader Peter Dunne is warning of "consequences” over the government's approach to Resource Management Act reform.
A long-awaited reform of the large and complex planning law will be introduced to Parliament
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Rob Hosking
Wed, 25 Nov 2015
Wed, 25 Nov 2015
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Dunne warns of 'consequences' if Maori Party supports RMA reform
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