Elected Member of the New Zealand Parliament. All posts are my own observations and thoughts and are not necessarily the views of the National Party. This publication (blog) is by an individual, on a non-commercial basis, on the Internet of my personal political views.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Managing earthquake-prone buildings
Rebuilding Canterbury is one of our key priorities, and Volumes 4-7 of the Canterbury Earthquakes Royal Commission report have been released.
We’ve accepted all the findings and the 70 recommendations in the first part of the report (Volumes 1-3). Some of these recommendations have already been implemented, while others are being worked on.
The Government will carefully consider the 119 recommendations made in Volume 4 and Volumes 5-7, many of which require policy and legislative changes.
We want to ensure our earthquake-prone buildings policy system is balanced between protecting people from harm, and managing the economic implications of earthquake-prone buildings. Have your say: www.dbh.govt.nz/consultingon-epbp
The Government expects to issue a comprehensive response to the Royal Commission’s full report by early to mid-next year.
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