Water Law

Are you ready to respond to the suite of changes to freshwater management? Join a panel of leading freshwater and resource management experts as they examine the latest developments right now. You will gain a practical understanding of the new water law reforms, insight into Māori water rights and responses to the reforms and explore the developments in urban waterways and water sensitive urban design. Stay up to date and walk away with key takeaways to implement immediately into your practice.

What are the latest freshwater law reforms you need to be across of? Join Sarah Eveleigh as she provides a critical overview of the reforms and its impact on the agricultural sector. You will receive insight into the changes to the Resource Management Act, emissions and climate change and farm environment plans, and key takeaways that you can implement into your practice.

213NZA13: Stay on top of the upcoming changes to New Zealand's environmental policies, laws and regulations, by joining Chief Environment Court Judge David Kirkpatrick, the Hon Tony Randerson QC and a stellar line-up of environmental and resource management leaders, as they share valuable insights into the current environmental landscape. Unpack the legal changes in resource management, urban development, water law, climate change and case law and examine why Māori issues are important

Are you across the latest water law developments across Aotearoa right now? This half day seminar brings together leading practitioners to consider how Environment Southland is improving freshwater quality, the current issues surrounding wetlands and the National Policy Statement for Freshwater. You will receive an update on the three waters review and discuss the effectiveness of Overseer as a regulatory tool. Walk away with key takeaways to implement immediately into your practice. WEB222NZA03

Are you across the latest water law developments in Aotearoa right now? This half day seminar brings you the Chief Freshwater Commissioner’s overview of the Freshwater Planning process under the RMA, alongside a timely update on wetlands issues, an exploration of the Three Waters reform and an analysis of Te Mana o Te Wai Implementation. Explore Māori water rights and leave with a consolidated understanding of all the pressing concerns in the water sector. WEB232NZA04Z