ON THE MONEY: Taniwha tax lurks in unitary plan
Cultural impact assessments have disappeared in principle but not in practice.
Notification of Auckland Council’s final decisions on the Unitary Plan (AUP) at last gives some clarity but raises other questions. These relate to recommendations of the AUP’s Independent Hearings Panel (IHP).
A particularly controversial aspect of the AUP has been its Maori policies. Auckland
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ON THE MONEY: Taniwha tax lurks in unitary plan
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