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Starts: 5:00pm Wednesday, 28 Oct 2026

Ends: 6:00pm Wednesday, 28 Oct 2026

Location: Online

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Group Ticket 10-15: $650.00

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Group Ticket 5-9: $400.00

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New Zealand is on the verge of the most significant overhaul of its resource management system since the Resource Management Act 1991 was enacted.

With legislation changes set to reshape environmental regulation, planning processes, and development pathways, legal practitioners need to understand what is changing, how the transition will occur, and the implications for clients.

Presented by Janette Campbell, Chair of the Government's Expert Advisory Group on resource management reform and one of New Zealand's leading resource management law specialists, alongside Aidan Cameron, barrister at Bankside Chambers with extensive experience in environmental and public law.

This practical session will provide first-hand insight into the reform, the objectives driving change, and the key issues lawyers should be considering as New Zealand moves towards a new resource management framework.

Learning objectives

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the key features of the Government's proposed resource management reforms.

  • Understand the transition from the current RMA regime to the new legislative framework.

 

 

Event Speakers

Janette Campbell

Janette is a leading New Zealand resource management lawyer with more than 30 years' experience. A qualified Independent Commissioner with a Chair’s endorsement, Janette is able to chair, sit on, and determine resource consent applications, or the content of planning documents, for councils. In 2024, she was appointed Chair of the Government's Expert Advisory Group on resource management reform, overseeing the development of recommendations that became the foundation for New Zealand's proposed replacement of the Resource Management Act framework.

Janette is a leading New Zealand resource management lawyer with more than 30 years' experience. A qualified Independent Commissioner with a Chair’s endorsement, Janette is able to chair, sit on, and determine resource consent applications, or the content of planning documents, for councils. In 2024, she was appointed Chair of the Government's Expert Advisory Group on resource management reform, overseeing the development of recommendations that became the foundation for New Zealand's proposed replacement of the Resource Management Act framework.

Aidan Cameron

Aidan is a barrister with expertise in resource management, environmental, and commercial law. He appears frequently in the senior Courts, as well as in commercial arbitrations and has acted for a number of rūnanga and pre and post-settlement governance entities, including in the Waitangi Tribunal and in Treaty settlement negotiations. Fluent in Te Reo Māori, Aidan brings a strategic, solutions-focused perspective to New Zealand's evolving resource management framework.

Aidan is a barrister with expertise in resource management, environmental, and commercial law. He appears frequently in the senior Courts, as well as in commercial arbitrations and has acted for a number of rūnanga and pre and post-settlement governance entities, including in the Waitangi Tribunal and in Treaty settlement negotiations. Fluent in Te Reo Māori, Aidan brings a strategic, solutions-focused perspective to New Zealand's evolving resource management framework.