Urban intensification legislation draws Act’s ire
David Parker is ‘astounded’ Act does not support housing supply legislation.
The Act Party argues there is not enough money to invest in infrastructure to support housing intensification in the country’s biggest cities.
Act Party environment spokesperson Simon Court raised the concerns at the first hearing of the Resource Management (Enabling Housing Supply and Other
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