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diff --git a/assignment3/background.tex b/assignment3/background.tex index e9319b7..adfd2f4 100644 --- a/assignment3/background.tex +++ b/assignment3/background.tex @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ whether to notify or not is possibly contentious. -\subsection{Submissions from the public and hearings} +\subsection{Submissions, hearings and the officer's report} For those applications that the responsible council has determined will have impacts on the environment that are more than minor and that @@ -135,29 +135,15 @@ input. \section{Consultation and participation in EIA and the RMA} -%While councils usually engange the public during the consultation -%phases of the plan formation process, the picture on the resource -%consent level is a different one. refer to http://www.mfe.govt.nz/publications/rma/everyday/consent-consultation/ \subsection{AEE review and notification} -- council reviews AEE and decides whether to notify or not - %beyond the requirements of the Fourth Schedule, %however, there are few guidelines to assess the quality of an %AEE \parencite{miller2010implementing}. - - -% http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Mediating+sustainability%3a+the+public+interest+mediator+in+the+New...-a0176372138 -\begin{quote} -only those parties who make a submission on a notified consent -application have standing to appeal a council's decision to the -Environment Court. -\end{quote} - % TODO: review course readings to find problems \subsection{The implementation gap} |