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authorrekado <rekado@elephly.net>2013-04-04 12:22:00 +0800
committerrekado <rekado@elephly.net>2013-04-04 12:22:00 +0800
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remove national level from scratch space
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diff --git a/assignment1/discussion.tex b/assignment1/discussion.tex
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@@ -95,6 +95,9 @@ governance, by district or city councils.
- \textcite[p 267]{furuseth}: little experience or resources to
scrutinise EIA on the local level
+- very slow publication of NPS and NES at the national level
+ \textcite{miller2010implementing}
+
\subsection{Monitoring and follow-up work}
diff --git a/assignment1/main.tex b/assignment1/main.tex
index ef1f88e..68d40a7 100644
--- a/assignment1/main.tex
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ activities \parencite{principles}:
identifying the key impacts that are associated with the project.
\item[Consideration of alternatives]
- TODO
+ TODO: important. Spend a little more time on this.
\item[Impact analysis, mitigation, and evaluation of residual impacts]
(TODO: Evaluation of the significance of residual impacts)
@@ -110,12 +110,26 @@ decisions relating to resource usage are made not only within the
national policy framework but also at a level closest to the resources
in question \parencite[p 27]{miller2010implementing}.
-
Responsible for the national policy framework within which local
-authorities evaluate resource consent application
- - Ministry for the Environment responsible for RMA
+authorities are encouraged to develop local plans and evaluate
+resource consent applications is the Ministry for the Environment.
+%TODO: more on the national level
+
+ - should prepare national policy statements (NPS)
+ - broad scope
+ - issues affecting more than a region or the whole country
+ - global agreements/commitments
+ national environmental standards (NES)
+ - very specific and technical
+ - addressing standards of air quality, water quality/levels/flows, discharges, etc
+ when deemed appropriate by minister
+ - 2009 establishment of the EPA (due to RMA amendments)
+ - 2010 extended functions of the EPA as Crown Agent, taking over
+ all regulatory functions of the MfE;
+ MfE focusses on policy + regulation not under RMA (Hazardous substances Act, Ozone Protection Act, Climate Change Response Act)
+\subsection{SCRATCH SPACE}
``Social Assessment'' (Taylor et al in the Green Book, chapter 25)
\begin{quote}
@@ -140,23 +154,6 @@ TODO
- requirement: policy environmental assessment (SEA)
\textcite{miller2010implementing}
-- three layers of plans
- NATIONAL LEVEL
- - Ministry for the Environment responsible for RMA
- - should prepare national policy statements (NPS)
- - broad scope
- - issues affecting more than a region or the whole country
- - global agreements/commitments
- national environmental standards (NES)
- - very specific and technical
- - addressing standards of air quality, water quality/levels/flows, discharges, etc
- when deemed appropriate by minister
- - very slow publication of NPS and NES
- - 2009 establishment of the EPA (due to RMA amendments)
- - 2010 extended functions of the EPA as Crown Agent, taking over
- all regulatory functions of the MfE;
- MfE focusses on policy + regulation not under RMA (Hazardous substances Act, Ozone Protection Act, Climate Change Response Act)
-
REGIONAL LEVEL
- regional councils need to produce regional policy statement (RPS)
- may produce regional plans