Not a Dunne deal yet: United Future leader remains sceptical on RMA amendments
“It's come to the precipice so many times where a deal has been done and then it falls away,” Mr Dunne tells NBR Radio.
Peter Dunne doesn’t believe the amendments to the RMA are done and dusted.
In fact, the United Future leader is sceptical that the latest deal between National and the Maori Party, which would allow unelected iwi to co-govern in deciding on resource consent issues at council tables around the
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Jason Walls
Fri, 31 Mar 2017
Fri, 31 Mar 2017
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Not a Dunne deal yet: United Future leader remains sceptical on RMA amendments
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