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Regional Council Environment plans: Be heard by decision makers

This video gives you tips and tricks on where you can influence your council decision makers most.

Get involved in three key areas:

  1. Pre-plan feedback.
  2. Writing a submission.
  3. Presenting at the hearing.

Hear directly from Colin Hurst, a farmer who has successfully been through this process and Andrew Fenemor, a hearing commissioner who explains effective methods for being heard.

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For more information on this matter, read this comprehensive factsheet: https://beeflambnz.com/knowledge-hub/PDF/how-make-council-plans-work-you

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