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Government takes 'first steps' to speed up consent process

TIME：2024-05-21 14:49:26 Source: Internet compilationEdit：politics

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The "overly restrictive" resource management legislation was holding the country back, Chris Bishop

National Party's Chris Bishop on 3 October, 2023.

The "overly restrictive" resource management legislation was holding the country back, Chris Bishop says. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone

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