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Govt Tinkers With Fast Track Bill When It Should Ditch It Altogether - CAFT
Sunday, 25 August 2024, 5:04 pm | CAFT - Communities Against the Fast Track
CAFT questioned what drove the Cabinet to make these decisions, ahead of the Select Committee reporting the Bill back to Parliament. More >>
Luxon Must Remove Jones After Further Revelations About Undeclared Meeting With Mining Companies
Tuesday, 16 July 2024, 1:00 pm | CAFT - Communities Against the Fast Track
An Official Information Act request reported on today revealed Jones’ obscured the nature of his meetings with mining interests and misled the public. More >>
Luxon Must Remove Jones After Undeclared Meeting With Mining Companies Is Revealed
Wednesday, 15 May 2024, 4:09 pm | CAFT - Communities Against the Fast Track
Earlier, Newsroom journalist David Williams reported that Minister for Resources Shane Jones had failed to declare his meeting with at least three mining companies. Jones had originally stated the meeting was ‘last minute’ but, after further ... More >>
Community Groups Furious That Government Silencing Hundreds In Fast-Track Hearings
Friday, 10 May 2024, 2:07 pm | CAFT - Communities Against the Fast Track
The Environment Select Committee has just announced that 60 percent of individuals who asked to speak at the hearings will not be heard. This equates to almost 700 people who made individual submissions and more than 1000 more who made a form submission. More >>
Fast-track Submitters Must Not Be Silenced Through Poor Select Committee Process
Thursday, 2 May 2024, 9:51 am | CAFT - Communities Against the Fast Track
“We’re concerned that if the Select Committee process is poorly run members of the public will be silenced on this deeply troubling Bill.” More >>
Communities Against The Fast-track Heartened By ‘Overwhelming’ Public Response; Disgusted By ‘Transparency’ Claims
Friday, 19 April 2024, 8:37 pm | CAFT - Communities Against the Fast Track
With submissions closing today, Macassey-Pickard says groups around the country have been supporting a huge range of people to make their submissions. More >>