PPC Speaker Series: Water

PPC Speaker Series: Water

Following an interesting an informative event on Auckland Transport in Semester One, the Public Policy Club hosted a second Speaker Series in Semester Two. The topic for the evening was New Zealand’s water policy: “we’re proud of our environment, our “100% pure” image, and fresh water matters to us. But conversations on the topic can be confusing and complex. How do we ensure the quality of our freshwater estate on the one hand, while balancing development interests and 3 Waters infrastructure affordability on the other?”

Three speakers gave substantive discussion on this topic: Sir Peter Gluckman – Chief Science Advisor to the Prime Minister, Malcolm Alexander – CEO of Local Government New Zealand, and Raveen Jaduram – CEO of Watercare.

 

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Co-President Luke Sweeney has written an article on the event, which can be read here.

 

 

Date: 12th October
Time: 5pm-7pm
Location: Russell McVeagh, Vero Centre, 48 Shortland Street, Auckland
Dress Code: Smart Casual – Corporate
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An introduction to our fantastic sponsors:

**MartinJenkins**
MartinJenkins is a highly successful consulting firm that provides a vast number of organisational, financial, economic and public policy services at an excellent standard. MartinJenkins is an All-of-Government Consultancy Service provider and also has a significant experience and expertise in natural resources, and environmental management and plannning.
Read more here: www.martinjenkins.co.nz/

**Russell McVeagh**
Russell McVeagh is an excellent top-tier commercial law firm that has experience working with local government, politicians, Ministers and advisers. The firm has expertise in ‘Agrobusiness & Food’, ‘Environment, Planning & Natural Resources’ and ‘Energy & Renewables’.
Read more here: www.russellmcveagh.com/

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