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Theme : "Assessing the
Impacts of Major Land Use Change in Rural New Zealand"
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Where : Diamond Harbour, Banks Peninsula, Canterbury
When : May 2nd to 4th 2002
10.00 - 3.00 pm
Local Authority Forum - Setting Consent
Conditions
10.00 - 4.00 pm
Incorporating Social Impact Assessment
in the
Assessment of Environmental Effects
(AEE) Process
Friday 3rd May
- 8.30 Registration
- 9.00 Powhiri
- Keynote Speaker -
Rural Canterbury at the Turning Point - a National Case
Study
Dr Garth Cant - coordinating editor : Rural Canterbury
2000
10.00 Morning Tea / Coffee
- 10.30 Perspectives on Resource Competition
- Pam Richardson - Federated Farmers North Canterbury
- Greg Dewe - Planner, Connell Wagner
- Bob Penter - Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu
- Barry Lawrence - Queenstown Lakes District Council
- Mairi Jay - University of Waikato
- Murray Rodgers - Rivers and Streams Heritage Group
12.30 Lunch and Poster Displays
- 1.30 Impact Assessment Workshops
- Water Resource Conflicts
- Social Impacts in Rural Communities
- Cumulative Effects Management
- Adaptive Management Models
3.00 Afternoon Tea / Coffee
- 3.30 Workshop Report Back and Panel Discussion
- John Glennie - Environment Canterbury
- Grant McFadden - Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry
Policy
- Professor Ali Memon - Lincoln University
- Helen Rouse - West Coast Regional Council
- 5.00 NZAIA AGM & Drinks
- 7.00 BBQ
Saturday 4th May
Two Parallel Sessions for the morning:
Session A
The Resource Management Act 4th Schedule,
Assessment of
Environmental Effects: Prescription or Guidance?
- 9.00 Different Perspectives
- David Collins - Independent Commissioner
- Amanda Dewar - Solicitor, Lane Neave
- Sarah Dawson - Consultant, Boffa Miskell
- John Gilbert - Christchurch City Council
10.30 Morning Tea / Coffee
- 11.00 Commentary - Assoc. Professor Peter Skelton
- 11.30 Future Directions
- Leo Fietje - Consent Managers Proposal
- General Discussion
- Assoc. Professor Peter Skelton - Summing Up
Session B
Assessing the Risks and Rewards of Genetic
Engineering
- 9.00 Different Perspectives
- Virginia McLean - Ministry for the Environment,
Wellington
- Janet Gough - Environmental Risk Management Authority
- Bevan Tipene-Matua - Maori Studies, University of
Canterbury
- Louise Malone - Insect Sciences Group, HortResearch
- Jack Heinemann - Plants and Microbial Sciences, University
of Canterbury
- Mere Roberts - Environmental Science, University of
Auckland
10.30 Morning Tea / Coffee
- 11.00 General Discussion and Summing Up
Only one stream in the afternoon:
12.30 Lunch and Poster Displays
- 1.30 Poster Discussion Session
- 2.30 Open Space - Indaba
A discussion forum that allows participants to address wider
issues, cater to special
interest groups, and discuss where to from here for NZAIA over
the coming year.
- 4.30 Closing Plenary
- 5.00 Conference Closes
We are very grateful for sponsorship received
towards the conference. This includes sponsorship for grants
to help students with conference registration and travel, sponsorship
towards other costs such as travel and for the conference BBQ.
So far the following organisations have provided conference sponsorship.
Many thanks to the sponsors acknowledged
above.
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